General Meeting for Drapery Trades at Berners Street
An advertises a general meeting of drapery and related trades at the Literary Institution, Berners Street, to discuss Brace's plan and adopt measures. Also notes immediate job openings for tradesmen in London and lists spirits for cash sale. An Extraordinary General Meeting of Governors for the General Dispensary is set for Sept 30 to elect a physician, with candidates to attend Sept 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Institution
Berners-street
London
Bedford Street
Strand
Hist Attled Spirits
Vadderburn
Holland
F . George Henekey and Co
Gray's Inn
High Holborn
Alders- Jt Gate Street
Aldersgate-street
John Whitsed
Falcon-street
John Wood
Highlands
C. Inj
Beulah Spa Visit Describes Rivalry With Cheltenham
A diary sketch from Beulah Spa at Norwood notes health benefits blamed on Beulah air, the spa grounds with oak forest scenery, and a visitor’s tasting at Mollard’s hotel. The writer observes impending expansion, auction plans, and a new town with hotels, foretelling Cheltenham style growth and increased footprint around the spa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonwoop
Cheltenham
Beulah Spa
Beulah
Norwood
Gipsies
Mollard
Spa
Duke of Northumberland
Mr. Thompson
Northumberland
Smith
George Robins
Mollard’s
Leamington
Hume
Faraday
Ordre
Walter
Edward the Third
Death of Donna Francisca Princess of Spain
Donna Francisca consort of Don Carlos dies at forty minutes past midnight on Thursday after a fortnight of bilious inflammation and distress. She was in her 35th year leaving three sons and her sister Princess Beira. Remains to lie at Gosport Catholic Chapel before interment at El Escorial. King expresses condolence. government notes Channel dispatches and Spanish royal connections.
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Hampshire
Donna Francisca
Spain
Don Carlos
Asturias
Don Juan
Don Fernando
Princess de Beira
Gosport
Herbert Taylor
Beira
Don Pedro
Don Miguel
Donna Maria Francisca de Assis
Don Juan the VI
Portugal
Louisa Carlotta
Bayonne
Rodil
Villacampa
Christiaos
Valladolid
Lorenzo
Heron
Christinos
Arragon
Navarre
Havre
Dale
Paris
Aue
Lequito
Espartero
Biscay
Zavala
Polkinghorne
Fred. Warren
Rosamond
Rose
Calabar River
Sierra Leone
Lynx
Biaffra
Brisk
Galiganas
Pluto
Ascension
Britomart
Gambia
Prince Regent
Lieut
Binstead
Corfu
Royal Artillery
Ionian Islands
Malta
Gibraltar
Childers
Com. Keppel
Grant
Woolwich
Buzzard
Burbidge
Africa
Orestes
Codrington
Mediterranean
Kale
Victory
Excellent
Royal George
Medea
Einar
Actzon
Buckinghamshire
Bombay
Robert Grant
Presidency
Duke of Argyle
Cape of Good Hope
Madras
Bengal
Downs
Lord Auckland
Dundas
Henry Labouchere
Lords of the Admiralty
George Elliot
William Symonds
R.N
George Hotel
Plymouth
Naval Establishment
Admiralty Board
Duke of Norfolk
Cowes
R. Williams
K.C.B
Royal Marine Division
T. M.mahon
Court martial on Lord John Hay deferred by missing witnesses
Plymouth Sept 5 The Court-martial for Capt lord John Hay and Castor officers over the Cameleon collision was deferred as the Columbine with witnesses had not yet arrived. The court will open tomorrow with a listed panel headed by Capt Ross RN CB and including Captains Falcon Montague Lockyer Duncombe Champion Pennel Talbot Ramsay Dee and Stanley Wolf. The Jupiter troop ship was towed into the Sound when a capstan mishap injured eight men and slight injuries to three others. eight with fractured or lacerated injuries were taken to the Royal Naval Hospital among them Thomas Seymour William Walters Charles Rogers James Payne Robert Chrubb Robert Stanlake Henry Curtis and Isaac West. The Algerine 10 Lieut G Stovin arrived on Card Sept 6 with signal for nine oclock court martial assembly.
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Lord John Hay
Superintendant Ross
R.N
C.B
Falcon
San Josef
William Montague
Malabar
Lockyer
Stag
Duncombe
Champion
Pennel
Talbot
Ramsey
Dee
Stanley
Wolf
Jupiter
Royal Naval Hospital
Thomas Seymour
William Walters
Charles Rogers
James Payne
Marie
Robert Chrubb
Robert Stanlake
Henry Curtis
Isaac West
Marine
Algerine
Lieut. G. Stovin
Plymouth Police Court Drunken Watchmen Case Surfaces
In Plymouth on Thursday a crowded hall heard dentist Joseph Ledmond sue police sergeant Whipple for unlawfully taking him into custody and locking him in a dungeon like a felon. Witnesses testified Whipple called Ledmond’s name in the street, refused bail, and forced him to the watch-house amid harsh conduct. The bench could not reach a verdict, Whipple was offered recognizances, and Ledmond, citing his large family, chose not to pursue further action, though the insult was acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Evens
G. Coryudon
Mr. E
Joseph Ledmond
Frankfort-street
Bedford Street
Mr. Plant
Mr. Baker Polhill
Mr. Baker
Westwell-street
Whipple
Sedmond
Mr. Ledmond
Elworthy
Baker Polhill
Captain Baker
Mr. Sedmond
Watchi-House
Baker
Mr. Elworthy
White—Gill
Robins
Frederick Plant
Little Sedmond
Ledmond
Gill
John Farthing
Carpenter
Devonport
Bedford-street
Plymouth
James Lane
Ne. Baker
Samuel Finch
Hedford-street
John Gill
John Phillips
Steamers A Bovs Bripce and River Transit Rise
The minor steamers continue short river runs despite Watermen's Company opposition and repeated magistrate convictions. Middlesex Sessions decision spurs appeals against each conviction. A new steamer, the Sylph, operates from Hungerford market wharf to Woolwich several times daily, offering comfortable passage and crowding passengers, while watermen lament steam’s rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovs Bripce
Thames
Middlesex Sessions
Hungerford Market
Woolwich
French and German Papers Paragraphs on Europe Affairs
Paris dispatch reports lengthy talks between Count Pozzo di Borgo and the French Foreign Minister. Talleyrand travels to Valencay while the Duchess de Dino follows. Espartero leads Biscayan actions at Sequietia. Captain Soret recounts Rivadavia's banishment and Buenos Aires politics. Turkish affairs detail Ismael Bey and Keri’s execution. Ottoman revenue reforms and textile production expand under Sultan. Brussels and Memel items cover university grounds, port defenses, and Greece-related movements.
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Paris
Count Pozzo di Borgo
Prince Talleyrand
Valencay
Duchess de Dino
Marshal Mason
St. Petersburgh
Moscow
Bordeaux
Express
Sequietia
Espartero
Bastan
Rodil
de Lorenzo
Biscay
Zavala
Soret
Hermione
Havre
Buenos Ayres
M. Rivadavia
Chamber of Representatives
Colonia
Viamont
Chamber
Peru
Monte Video
Dugsburgh Gazette
Ist
Keri
Ismael Bey
Capidschi Baschi
Samos
Contatuble
Anatolia
Brora
Tunis
Differes
Rente Perpetuelle
Royaler
Cortes Bonds
Vienna
Ata
Ditto
New Commercial Society Addresses Queen Regent of Spain
The Hague dispatch reports that the Directors and Committee of the New Commercial Society have drawn up an address to the Queen Regent of Spain and to the Cortes, expressing a sentiment of learning and toast from reliable authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
New Commercial Society
Spain
Cortes
Plan for Stock Reduction in Cortes Debate
A discussion of the plan for reducing stock negotiated on the Exchange, presented to the Cortes by the Spanish Finance Ministry. The letter notes a signed appeal by Directors and Committee and invites interested parties to sign. It argues the plan misstates the loans and cites origins in the 54 percent loan of Hope and Co. and 34 percent Echenique and Co. two loans from 1820 21, with sanctions by the king. It requests confirmation from readers and promises further updates. Also reports on Flushing dock worm damage and returns of shuttered battalions to their homes in Doren Fonds and Buenos Aires notes, including debt figures and exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Finance
M. Torreno
Banotich
Bod Sancione
Speec
Flushing
Hope
Scheldt
Amsterdam
Doren Fonds
Provincial Markets Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trade Notes
Liverpool markets report 3000 bags of various goods selling at improving prices with steady close. Week ending Sept 8 1634 notes widespread inquiries for sugar and full rates for Mauritius, Bengal, Manilla. Molasses and Jamaica goods show activity, rice and cocoa weak, indigo heavy, rum and Barbadoes activity steady, cotton demand moderates then firm with speculation and exports, East India quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Iverpool
Grenada
Demerara
St. Vincent
Jamaica
Jamazica
Trinidad
Sid Todd
Leewards
East India
Resignation and Controversy Surround Rev W J Fox
A letter from Rev W J Fox resigning as pastor of South-place Chapel Finsbury is discussed amid unfounded charges to his moral character. Congregational meeting urged fair exposure of accusations and considered his reinstatement with a vote of innocence. Fox, a noted Unitarian figure, is praised for eloquence and wit while unrelated satire about Brougham and London figures is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fox
South-place Chapel
Finsbury
Mncuilare
Fox
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J.B. Fraser
J. Lloyd
Henry Colburn
R. Bentley
Cooper
United Service Journal
Pioneers
Prairie
Lionel Lincoln
America
the Borderers
Morning Post
RED Rover
Globe
Literary Gazette
Bentley, A
New Burlington Street
Godwin
Miss Austen
Misses Porter
William Wellesley
Long Wellesley
Aix a-Chapelle
England
Portsmouth
Chatham
East Indies
Dublin
Sound
Com
Ramsay
Thomas Flaxman
Colson
Castor
Hamoazo
Royalist
Goldfinch
Industry
Falmouth
Rochester
Scorpion
Tagus
Hastings
H. Shiffner
Revenge
W. Elliott
Nimrod
J. M'Dougal
President
George Cockburn
Halifax
Lord Vernon
Harlequin
Lord
Lady Vernon
Lisbon
Ryde
Isle of Wight
St. Clare
Admiralty
Plymouth Police
Foreign Intelligence
Brussels
Ostend
Leopold
Dutch East India
M. Dubres de Glissignies
Netherlands
The
Free University
M. de Muelanaere
Foxas
Rothchild
Memel
M. Kobell
M. von Klenze
Greece
Napoli
Hohenxchwangen
Otho
Ancona
Magnaficos
Society of Olsanants
Frankfort
Brazil
Censor Argentino
Home Department
Buenos
Bernardino Rivadavia
Senor Rivadavia
House of Representatives
Bau
House of Reprsentatives
Choelechel
Rio Negro
General Rosas
Rio DE Janeiro
Larangeiro
Michael Seymour
Order of the Bath
South Seas
Conservatory
Gamboa
Robert Taite
Spartiate
Lord Townshend
B.S
Correiro
Rev
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