Poor Law Amendment Biel Letter To The Editor 1834
Tunbridge Wells September 1 1834 a reader criticizes the Morning Chronicle on the Poor Law Amendment Bill praising the Duke of Cumberland for opposing the bastardy clause and condemns the bill as a move to centralize power. He cites 43 Elizabeth and malt duties as injustices, warns of wide wage cuts and peasant distress, and urges immediate repeal and royal pressure via petitions.
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THE
True Sun
Tunbridge Wells
Morning Chronicle
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Wynford
Lord Kenyon
England
Farl Grey
Lord Melbourne
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Radnor
London
Earl
Perry
Dr. Black
House of Commons
Law Hodges
West Kent
Miles
O’connell
Attwood
Langdale
Commons
Lord Brougham
Wm.Cobbett
Sturges Bourne
Poor Law Commissioners
Law Hodge’sable
United Empire
Elizabeth
Henry VIII
Huskisson
Correction of cholera report from Hamburgh
CHAS. BESSELL writes to the editor explaining that a newspaper paragraph misstates cholera in Hamburgh. He notes no cholera cases occurred there by the date of departure of the William Jolliffe and asks for a clarification to avoid public alarm.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Sun
William Jolliffe
Hamburgh
Gottenburg
Sam
Chas. Bessell
Newmarket First October Meeting Appointments
The list covers trials and stakes for 2 and 3 year olds at Newmarket with entries from notable owners and trainers. Includes Grand Duke Michael Stakes, Holy Stakes, Buckingham Stakes, Hopeful Stakes, St Leger prospects, and other races with listed horses and breeders.
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Newmarket
A.F
P.p
Ridsdale
Johnny Watson
Celeste
Lord Richfield
Altamont
Sowerby
Malcolm
Osbaldeston
Duke of Grafton
Olympic
Mr. Greville
Zethus
Sir M. Wood
Clare Colt
Gen. Grosvenor
Mr. Dilly
Myrina
Lord
Exeter
Spencer
Lord Exeter
Redgauntlet
Ada
Lord Chesterfield
Alexis
Neddams
Constance
Lord Verulam
Mameluke
Duke of Portland
Catlon
Tramp
Manteo
Tiresias
Agatha
Colonel Peel
Bee
Mr. Yates
Bentley
Mr. Mills
Mr. Hunter
Morette
Lord Orford
Paris
T.Y.C
Mr. Neville
Amadillo
General Maresfeld
Phantom
Maresfield
Lamplighter
Whisker
Elizabeth
Lord Jersey
Partisan
Henrica
Emilius
Miss Patch
Katey
Duke of Rutland
Lord Berner
Bulldog
Mr. S. Chifney
Dromedary
Peel
Lochinvar
Greville
Mr. Cosby
Figaro
Coquette
Mr. Redsdale
Gypsiana
Mr. St. Chifney
Shoveler
Mr. Sowerby
Catalina
Neville
Eve
Sultan
Eliza Leeds
Lord Lichfield
Mounteagle
Mr. Wreford
Mr. Grant
Filho
Orphelioe
Sir S.graham
Col. Peel
Weathercock
Mr. Spalding
Madame de Jeck
Gustavus
Seviglia
PettiUs
Kate Kearney
Isaacson
Wepxes Bay
D. I
M. Wood
Montrose
Marinetta
Johnstone
Gardner
Comet
Mr. Batson
S. Graham
Zulima
Col. Peet
Rosalie
Yates
Miss Ellen
Duke of Cleveland
Cosby
Adams
Autocrat
Duckling
Lord Lowther
Uriah
Lord ‘Tavistock
Lord Tavistock
Ty.c
Mysterious Death in Drury Lane Inquest Rules Natural
An inquest at the Sugar Loaf public-house Drury Lane, before coroner T Stirling, on Mary Ann Webber found dead Saturday in her room under extraordinary circumstances. The jury returned a verdict of death by natural causes, despite local talk of murder.
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Cuuren Sincine
Lord Stowell
Drury- Lane
King-street
Drury-lane
T. Stirling, Esq
Shipping News From Lloyds List Reported Incidents and Quarantines
Shipping intelligence records multiple incidents: the Hygen aground near Mockhegpar Wharf but refloated. the Jane from Buenos Ayres sprang leaks and dumped hides and horns. quarantine warnings for ships from London Thames due to cholera. Papal Rome imposes 28 day quarantine for London goods and 10 days for southern France ports. Portland on shore near Tollbeacon but undamaged. Meridian from St Petersburg to Boston went ashore then refloated. pirate attacks near Mount Athos with a twelve-man crew. Hibernia leaky at Bartholemew's then reloading after damage. Aurora from Maracaibo to Liverpool arrived with losses. Ewell wrecked on a reef. Helen Drogher lost with cargo. frequent harbour and coastal damage to droghers. ships lost near Rio Janeiro and in Atlantic passages.
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Lloyd's List
Liverroot
Hygen
St. Andrew’s
Jamaica
Mockhegpar Wharf
Jane
Council Office
Fionesco
Auc
London
France
Cronstadt
Portland, Ord
Tondon
Eiginore
St. Petersburgh
Bustop
Satonica
Aug. l
Mount Athos
Cape Dripang
Anne
Hibernia
White
Belfast
Bartholomew’s
Rcatgn
Aurora
Watkins
Maracaibo
Liverpool
Ewell
Grove
Morant
Carlisle Bay
Port Axtonto
Helen Drogher
Medora
Innis Bay
Droghers
New York
Resolution
Engs
Tampico
Bremen
Key West
Florida Reef
Warnock
Philadelphia
Rio Janeiro
Lanrapor
Ave
Borg
Restagouche
Dutch Mails Across Steam Vessels Face Delays
A Dutch merchant petitions the Dutch Mail authorities to bar cargo from mail steamers to ensure dispatch. He cites late arrivals from Rotterdam to London and requests new contracts forbid ships from carrying merchandise. He notes a Batavia vessel will handle responses as ship letters.
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THE
True Sun
Rotterdam
London
Helvoet
Batavia
The Thebes Union and the Cubitt dispute over builder ties
The Central Committee of Operative Builders reexamines the case against Messrs. Combe and Delafield amid union opposition. A certain G Lee alleged Cubitt employers sought to suppress unions, a claim the Cubitts deny in a note via Mr William Cubitt. The committee presents the inquiry findings and urges public judgment.
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Central Committee of
Operative Builders
Messrs
Combe
Cubitt
Delafield
Central Committee
Mane
Messrs. Combe and
William Cubitt
Gray’s Inn-read
Maples
Messrs. Combe
Delage
Tam
WM. Cubitt
Messrs. Cubitt
Muntz's Sup Sheathing Gains Shipyard Attention
The Muntz yellow ship sheath ing patent by Messrs. P. Grenseil and Sons shows advantages over copper. It provides oxidation levels that guard hulls while remaining less oxidized than copper, offering better ductility, lighter weight, closer bottom contact, greater durability, and cheaper production for ships.
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Muntz
Messrs. P. Grenseil and Sons
Sir H. Davy
Robbery at Lucan Tracked by Peasantry and Police
A large stash of clothes was stolen from Mr. William Math’s Lucan house last Friday. Two nearby men spotted three suspicious figures near the canal at Clondalkin and confronted them, prompting a struggle and a chase to the police station. The three alleged robbers were detained and committed for trial. Separately, HM Thetis reported a NE gale off Dublin with a water spout sighting near the ship before fog and light SE breeze.
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Rosbers
William Math
Lucan
Clondalkin
Dublin Register
Warrenstour
Iris Sea
H.M.P. Thetis
Dublin
N.E
S.E
Dinner to Lorn Grey and Edinburgh Whig politics
The article reports a planned dinner to Earl Grey hosted in Edinburgh with Lord Chancellor Brougham seen as the moving force behind uniting the Whigs. It critiques motives as hypocritical and seeks to expose political manipulation while noting broader reactions among Edinburgh society and regional figures. It also covers registration debates, bank failure at R Allan and Son, anticipated Lord Brougham visit to Aberdeen, Admiral Fleming’s career move, and comments on local politics.
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John Leach
Inverness
Dunrobin Castle
Duke and Duchess of
London
Brougham
Lord Grey
Edinburgh
Earl Grey
James Gibson Craig
Sir James
Lord Brougham
Whig
Earl
Edinburgh Evening Post
Peartisatne
Perth
Suliit
Dundee Guardian
Bank of
Messrs
R. Allan
Mr. Bannerman
House of Stuart
House of Peers
House of Commons
Michael
Castle-street
George IV
Holyrood
Edinburgh Castle
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Observer
Admiral Fleming
Stirling
Buteshire
Stewart
Stirlingshire
Glasgow
Foreign exchange and bullion rates page notice
The snippet lists exchange figures for various ports and currencies including Bilboa Leghorn Genoa Venice Naples Palermo Lisbon Oporto Rio de Janeiro and mentions foreign gold bars new doubloons new dollars and silver in bars with prices in shillings and pence. August 30 date appears in fragmentary form.
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Bilboa
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice
Naples
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Poor Law Amendment Act to be featured in weekly issue
The Weekly True Sun announces a Sunday September 7 issue including a summary of weekly news, a full Poor Law Amendment Act with notes by a eminent lawyer, and a copious index. Limited copies urge early orders for newsmen. Also notices on tea duties and promotion of magazines and theatre programs.
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England
Elizabeth
England and
Wales
Teynham
True Sun
Etter
Courier
Select Committee
House of Commons
John Travers
London
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Falmouth
Oporto
Don Proro
Cortes
Don Micue
Milan
Spain News Delayed Telegraphed Frontiers and Debts
The Moniteur notes no Spain war news. telegraph gaps and Don Cartos’ moves loom. A Cortes debt stance draws scrutiny, with Torreno’s plan risking national burden and a call for fair treatment of creditors amid Spain’s liberal progress and tax-supported reforms. Torreno’s scheme faces opposition from Proctradores. The piece praises Spain’s progress and English sympathy for its prosperity through trade, urges honest Cortes performance, and warns against lending bonds for forged debts. Brussels and German papers show scant Spain items. a Turin article questions Spain’s accounts.
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Paris
Spain
Don Cartos
Bayonne
Times
Cortes
Torreno
Brussels
Allgemeine Zeitung
Turin
Vienna
Metternich
Newspaper stamp duties debate in The Standard
The Standard questions Lord Broughams view of printed material as knowledge and argues that much printed content is error. It contends that removing written ignorance is harder than curing simple vacancy, noting that public journals engage in controversy and that complete truth is unlikely to emerge from such debate.
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Lord Brougham
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