Penbeal a . Cer. Company steam navigation schedule and notices
The text outlines sailings of the General Steam Navigation Company on the Rhine and other routes, with specific days, departures, and fares. It mentions Antwerp, Rotterdam, Dieppe, and Dieppe connections, along with offices in Crescen Minories and Martin's Le-Grand. Also notes forthcoming volumes in the Standard Novels series with engravings and author attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhin
Steam Iron Companys
Britannia
Rhine
Satur Thureda
SU Tonton
Ton
Rotterdam
Messrs
de Bie
Rahn
Crescen Minories
Mr. Norman
Wate
T Martin's
le-Grand
Gohja
General Steam
Serardons
Paul Clifford
Ae Beatty
Gt Salwer
Knighthood for Ralph Darling and Royal appointments noted
From the Gazette of last night James's Palace Sept 2 the King conferred knighthood on Lieutenant-General Ralph Darling late Governor in Chief of New South Wales and Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. Royal Regiment of Artillery appointments follow with promotions and retirements. Several bankruptcy and certificated notices listed, plus partnerships dissolved and a thunderstorm report from Coleford with damage details.
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James's Palace
Ralph Darling
New Sou Wales
W. Manning and Co
New Hank
Weat Bala
Court of Bankruptcy
Pattisal
Changealley
Cornhill
Bankers
H. Parker
Dolphin Hotel
O. T. Rogers
Speenhill
Berkshire Victualler
White Hart Inn
Newbury
Magistrates’ Gas
Halifax
H. Browne
Bath
Barker
York
J. Shorfield
Southowram
Yorkshire
T. Whester
Pearnee
Lancashire
Ironfpender
Commissioners
Manchester
J. Mathews
Whitecross-street
J. Holmen
Devonport
Devonshire
H. Barnsdale
Bottesford
Leicestershire
Millare
J. Wiset
S. Lato
C. Meginle
8. Lucas
Goswell-street
Fowler
J. Wild
Asheon-sader-Lyne
A. Hadden and Co
Nottingham
A. Hadden
H. Moore and Co
Harplane
Towerstreet
R. T. Tayntom
Wiliams
Bromley
Kent
T. Piggott
Sen
Charlotte-street
Fiteroyres
J. Evans
J. B. Over
Row
C. Fricker
J. Rowe
Xi Road
Kingsland Basin
Indigo Stone Blue
S. Carter
T. Jones
la Bank
Salop
Mercerial
B. Wilton
Wakefield
J. Hobinwn
J. Scholes
Ashton-under-Lyne
Farmora
S. Wilson
W. Parker
High-street
Whitechapel
Newmarket and Craven Meeting Highlights in 1835 Racing
Sporting notes from the Newmarket meeting on October first include the Buckenham Post Produce Stakes of 300 sovereigns with colts and fillies. Craven Meeting at 1s38 with the Riddlesworth Stakes of 200 sovereigns and a long list of entries. In London, a Reform Members gathering at the Foreign Office discussed the municipal bill, its amendments, and the path forward for local government reforms.
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Newmarket
Buckenham Post
Col. Peel
Garcia
Vauban
Mr. Ridsdale
Brutandorf
Charity
Tramp
Ab. m
Mr. Thornhill
St. Patrick
Maria
Whisker
Reform
House OF Commons
Foreign Office
Duns Russell
John Russell
Hogland
Commons
Hume
Harvey
Wilks
Wallace
Wakley
Friends of Reform
O'Connele Falty
Finsbury
Pluralism and Sinecureism Urge Parliamentary Reform
A reader letter from Sept 7, 1835, condemns pluralities and sinecure offices as political and ecclesiastical corruption. The writer urges honest government to investigate and reform pluralism, arguing it harms capable people and concentrates power, calling Parliament to act in the next session.
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Sre
French Gaccine Bill and Spanish Turmoil Reflections
A French press law debate report casts M Barante as calm advocate while defending pre 1830 liberal press history and critiquing post 1830 journals, with opposition arguing doctrinaire bias. Barcelona letters describe Madrid unrest, Catalan sympathy, and a liberal push against corrupt ministers, amid rising civil tension and regional solidarity. A Manchester obituary notes Edward Jackson, 29, suicide by razor due to fear of insanity, with inquest finding insanity and a widow and three children left behind.
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Burgundy
France
M. de Barante
Chamber of Peers
Mesars
de Broglie
Guizot
Thiers
M. de Barnote
Aalf M. Thiers
M. Villemaic
Barcelona
Madrid
Popuace
Saragossa
Valencia
Catalonia
Palma
Count de Almodovar
Aleccia
Majorca
Uded
Spain
Zea Bermudez
Navarre
Svicioz
Manchester
Edward Jackson
Lords Deliberate on Tithe Loans and Irish Clergy Funds
In the Lords at four, Denman and Lyndhurst delivered judgments in appeals. The Wharton case was postponed due to Lord Brougham’s Paris trip. Debates covered the Municipal Corporation Bill the Flint Glass Duties Bill and Stamp Taxes Bill, then the Tithe Loan Stay of Payment Bill with fierce exchanges over repayment to Irish clergy and the allocation of surplus revenues.
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House OF Lords
Lord Denman
Lord Lyndhurst
Whartone
Earl of Durham
Lord Brougham
Paris
Commons
Vernal
Select Committee
Houses of Correction and
England
Wales
Municipal Corporation
Bernat
Beanat
Charity Commissioners In
England and Wales
Representation of
Scotland
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Wharncliffe
House of Commons
Ireland
Hear
Ford
Viscount Mel Pura
Ellen Borough
Marquis of Westmeath
Church of Ireland
Marquis of
Lansdowne
Peisciplee
Earl of Roden
Lord Stanley
Treland
Duke of Wellington
Yarmouth
Marquis of Lansdowne
Radnor
Shrewsbury
Baker
Bills in Parliament Lords Return 1833 35 list of proposed acts
A historical return listing names and titles of private and public bills that passed the House of Commons but not yet returned from the Lords. Includes numerous road, Poor Law, religious, municipal, railway, and other reform measures for 1833 34 and 1834 with various Irish and Scottish provisions and amendments.
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Concombe
Aglioney
Loni Errington
Brotherton
T. Attwood
House of Commons
John Russell
House of Common
Barking
LORDS
Fyfield Road
Berks and
Gloucester
Clonmel Road
St. Luke’s
St. Luke
Middlesex
Clackmoonan
Kinross
Ireland
Scotland
Great Western Railway
London and Westminster Bank
Liverpool
Stafford
Tithea
Warwick
Scotia
Spee
Hull Merchant Seamen's Fuod— Municipal Corporations
England
Wales
Municipal Corporations
Reform of Parliament
Savings Banks
London
Royal Exchange
United Kingdom
Counoty
Justices of the Peace
Journal Office
Jubilee of the Reformation Celebrated in Geneva
The jubilee of the Reformation held in Geneva drew many distinguished clergymen from Switzerland and beyond. Authorities organized a grand ecclesiastical conference, medal distributions for children, and a citywide illumination. Public festivities included church services, sacred music, and a lake excursion with orderly crowds and no disturbances.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
France
England
Scotland
North America
Botanic Gardens
M. A. Berg
Paris
M. Cellerier
Ald
Abe Atilent
St. Peter's Church
Geneves
Paris Bond Exchange Notice and Braemar Thunderstorm
Paris ported notice informs holders of provisional vouchers of passive debt that they may exchange them or obtain coupons to complete a ten piaster active debt redemption. Apportionment to M Lefort, Rue Notre Dame des Victories, 36. A Braemar thunderstorm at five am on the 23rd caused fatalities and injuries among cattle and a shepherd. report details ground scars, dog death, and a recovering farmer, noting lightning paths and ground damage near Cluny rivulet in Braemar.
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Paris
Oitcher
M. Lefort
Rue Notre Dame Des Victories
Braemar
Glen-Clany
Ransio
Perthshire Courier
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Dublin
Palmouth
W.d. Smith
the Gazette OF
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Sir H. Chambériain, Bart
Hill
Benn
County of Claober
Sherwood
E. Unwin
Livistenant
G. K. Holmes
Whitehall
Lents
William Stone
Tunbridge Wells
John Brown
Southampton
Boyer
Broad-street
City
Grahem
Aldermanbury
Falmouth
Wards John Hendesson
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Mesara
Coe and Ti Parts
Pancraelane
Bucklersbury
Mr. & Abchurch-lane
John Webster
Ee Abraham Webster
Waders
Shefield
Mears, Battys and Co
Chancery-lane
Dixon
Cockbury Farm
Winchcomb
Richard Lacey
Cadenham Journal
Coleford
In. Porter
Mr.Williams
Gloucester Journal
Gordon
Times
Chronicle
Jenemes
Anp
Laboura
B. Y
UAL
Tzeyke
Sporting
Neva
Exeter
Sultan
Lord Lichfield
Zillah
G. Walker
Pauline
Moses
Duke of Grafton
Zinganee
Pastille
Houtsworth
Saltan
Cain
Vanban
Defence
Electress
Chifoey
Howton
Emiliana
Priam
Rowten
Mr. Cokeee Barcarella
Stumps
Comus
Linda
Waterloom
Duke of Richmond
Doncaster
Mostye
Duke of Cleveland
Marson
Caroline
the True Sun
Belfast
Cave Hill
Glasgow
Haverfordwest
Islington
North American Colonial Company
Port Dundas
Dalgrean Bridge
Sheffield and
Rotherham
Truro
Constabulary Force
Court of Air
Court of Exchequer
Ge Crown
Chancery
Dominica
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