Reformers must not grant undesired guest courtesy
The piece condemns Edinburgh Reformers for welcoming the Inverness Conservative guest and argues that any hospitality beyond civil reception would tacitly support a backward policy. It questions Lord Brougham and the Chancellor on plans to do less than the last session, condemning measures like the Poor Law and the Beer Bill while urging reform. It also warns of the dangers of centralized control over trades and calls for public interest to oppose the mono poly, noting prior discussion in the True Sun.
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Crisis over ministerial rhetoric in northern tours and India links
The Morning Herald criticizes Lord Chancellor speeches on political tour, warns such promises undermine government dignity and effectiveness, and notes the Grey ministry’s work while urging prudent planning during a long recess. It also discusses possible new Governor General of India and insolvency court cases highlighting youth debt folly and creditor protection.
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Foreign plundering of British fishermen statement
A letter from John Mitchell of Leith to the Lords of the Privy Council for Trade argues for protection of British fishermen against foreign encroachment on Scotland coastlines. It cites international law, compares French policing near their shores, and urges immediate Committee for Trade action to defend national interests and a hardworking fishing populace.
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The Jews Exchequer in John’s Reign and Its Function
A historical note on the Exchequer of the Jews in John’s reign. It describes a separate Jewish revenue office with its own rolls and writs, parallels to the Superior Court of Exchequer, and the existence of Jews’ justices and custodians. It also cites internal customs recognized in this court akin to the merchants’ customs in common law.
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Great Exchequer
Police Intelligence Mansion House Man Seeks Help For Missing Child
In a distressing scene a poor mother named Butler asked the Lord Mayor to direct police to locate her five year old daughter, Fanny Butler, missing since August 23 from Pear Tree Court near Shoreditch. The mother described the child as small, blue-eyed, pitted by smallpox, and wearing a half mourning frock with a blue pinafore.
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Burrell Asked Her What She Had To Say To the Charge. . . Mr. Burrell
Mr. Burrell
Mr. White
Tuttel Downs
Iron cross distribution feasts and naval honor lists
In the September fes such as the iron crosses to foreign princes and ministers who defended principle or intervention, with entries for Louis Philippe Citizen Hebert and British MPs O Conneil and Hume. Lord John Hay, recently acquitted in Plymouth, is named among recipients. notes on Seaho rse and Radora Zaffer actions. praise for Hay’s humane, steady service. Lieutenant McCleverty dismissed, son of Colonel McCleverty.
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Second Edition City Notice
True sun of Fick and Seventh O Crock headline the city edition this day with uncertain details remaining unreadable in the fragmented text.
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Seven O'Crock
Military Promotions and Insolvency Declarations in 1834 Gazettes
From the Gazette of Sept 12 1834 notices of promotions in the Life Guards Grenadier Guards and other regiments by purchase, appointments to lieutenant, captain, ensign and deputy roles, plus declarations of insolvency for multiple tradesmen and officials in London and Bristol and surrounding areas. Also listed are convicts escaping from Macquarrie harbour with names, crimes and origins.
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Stare
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Brooke
Incomplete Notice of Births and Deaths From Snaresbrook
Fragmentary OCR record lists birth and death items including Mrs H Mildred Tag on at Worthing and Madeira, Mr W Gowlos, a daughter in Madeira, and J Linton Esquire death. The garbled text shows names, locations, and dates but lacks coherent details or full context.
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