12 Sep 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 12, 1835
Page
1
The Grand Master and senior officers deny knowledge of military lodges while records show regular Grand Lodge minutes from 1819 detailing warrants for army lodges. Copies of letters, ledger entries, and circulars trace military dues, transfers, and suspensions, including Duchess of Cumberland presidencies and warrants to drill in various regiments and forts.
A historical report details the Loyal Orange Institution's officers like Nucella and Nocella and their Malta and Ionian Island missions. letters and warrants extended to regiments such as the 42d Highlanders and 94th, with Grand Lodge readings praising zeal. It cites Master Cox, Deputy Grand Secretary, and the Imperial Grand Master, plus protests of disobedience and calls to curb Orange lodges across Scotland and England amid rioting and secret societies.
The Court at St James's on September 11 1835 orders under the Municipal Corporations Act that overseers of the poor in specified boroughs shall prepare burgess lists by November 7 and have copies available for inspection from November 7 to 17. Notices for omissions or objections must be filed by November 17 with lists posted near the town hall door.
Portsmouth July 16 1835 C Napier responds to a Spectator critique of his book defending emigration and colonial policy. He rebuts charges of inconsistency praising clarity while noting the critic misquotes and misrepresents his views on emigration trade, government roles, troops, and native fears. He argues for self funding of colonial costs and critiques the Times and anonymous critics.
Letters from La Guaira describe a planned seizure of power in Venezuela. Paez, invited by Vargas’ opponents, declares his intent to restore the constitution and march on Caraccas with 10,000 men, while Vargas resigns amid the crisis. Paez seeks to preserve order and prevent civil strife as turmoil unsettles the republic.
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