Lord Brougham in Scotland Declines to Embrace New Readings
The Times reviews Lord Brougham’s Aberdeen Dundee speeches with sharp satire. It condemns repeated themes and praises public support for him in Scotland while warning against excessive praise or unfair attacks by journalists.
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Lord Brougham
the Times
Aberdeen
Dundee
Inverness
Chancellor
Louis Philippe
Vallay
Lord Londonderry
House of Lords
Melbourne
Althorp
Lord Althorp
Scotland
Anglicé
Home Department
Lord Melbourne
John Millar
Glasgow
King’s Bench
Fatl Grey
Edinbergh
Enthusiastic Welcome for Lord Brougham in Scottish Tour
The Lord Chancellor is received warmly across Scotland from Aberdeen to Inverness as magistrates and townsfolk present addresses. Aberdeen tests his patience with multiple formal welcomes while advocates praise his long public service and push for continued reform.
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Morning Chronicle
Highlands
Lowlands
Inverness
Aberdeen
Society of Advocates
Marischal College
University of Aberdeen
Incorporations
County Hall
Lord Brougham
Dundee
the Times
Times
Lord Brougham and the English Nation
The piece argues Britain should focus on its domestic struggle and national strength over distant Peninsular conflicts. It praises Providence wealth gains, rail and steam era power, while warning against class strife and the folly of meddling in Spain or Portugal.
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Lord Brougham
Spain
Don Carlos
Pedro
Miguel
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
Europe
Peninsula
Ecbatan
Philip
Préas
Stock Exchange
House of Hancover
Lord Palmerston
England
Providence
Pledge at Inverness Speech Sparks Political Clash
The piece argues the Chancellor must honor a solemn pledge amid fears of revolutionary change and church persecution. It warns that backing out or explaining away the pledge risks public ruin, calling the Chancellor’s integrity and steadiness into question while urging steadfast adherence to the commitment.
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House of Lords
Revolutionary
Charles Wetherell
Lord Brougham
Charles
Great Britain
O’connell
Church of England
Brougham
Melbourne
Lansdowne
Inverness
Althorps
Littletons
Byerness
Edinburgh trades split over address to Earl Grey
The Edinburgh trades debated addressing Earl Grey after conflicting meetings. Some urged support, others opposed, seeing back door influence and urging a more independent, firm stance toward parliamentary representation and Grey’s policies. The piece questions the trades’ independence and calls for genuine public representation.
Society of British Musicians plans six Hanover Square concerts
A new society named the Society of British Musicians is formed to perform vocal and instrumental music by British musicians. It will present six evening subscription concerts between October and February at the Hanover Square Rooms, featuring exclusively British performers.
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Society of British Musicians
Hanover Square
Botton Chronicle
Heaton
Bolton
Manchester
Belgium
Holland
France
Netherlands
Kilmarnock
O'Connell
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Ireland
Colonial Department
Lower Canada
Doncaster Races Entries And Attendees Preview
Doncaster on Sunday notes a large attendance of titled guests including the Duke and Duchess of Cleveland, the Duke of Lees and others. The program lists entries for the Firzwilliam Stakes, King's Plate, Doncaster Stakes, Selling Stakes, Corporation Plate, Gold Cup, and £100 Plate with horses such as Tomboy Marcellina Goldbeater Stentor Consol Darius and Zohrab among entrants. Ground is described as excellent and weather fine ahead of racing events.
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Doncaster
Duke
Duchess of Cleveland
Duke of Lees
Countess of Chesterfield
W. Lennox
Albert Conyngham
Boe
Bathian
Anson
B. Craven
C. Forester
Tatton Sykes
Lewyn Glyn
Craddock
M.P
Hay
Bisbee
Hancox
Stuckey
Tomboy
Marcellina
Goldbeater
King's Plate
Lady of the Vale
Vyvyan
Chasse
Muley Moloch
Shilela
Elshazzar
Bubastes
Warlahy Baylock
Zohrab
Polander
Mayflower
Darius
Forester
London
Bran
Spruce
Wilfred
Tarick
The Tea Trade and Gambler Interest in Prices
The Tea Gamblers resumed action on Monday raising prices for tea. Twankay and Hysana values increased with going rates tied to government putting up prices. The piece warns of two groups, gamblers and public, and calls for measures to crush gambling in tea as millions more tea awaits sale. Nicholson's Commercial Gazette explains the issue and urges dealers to act.
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Hysana
Nicholson
Commercial Gazette
London Police Intelligence Report on City Oddities
A Blackwall omnibus proprietor faced the Lord Mayor over overcharging a family arriving by steamer and claims of heavy luggage misweighing. The conductor and driver were dismissed, later to be rehired elsewhere. the proprietor paid costs and the Mayor remitted the penalty. A cabman overcharged sixpence and justified it by past cheats. A young woman in Regency Place, intoxicated, attempted to poison herself with sugar of lead, explained by distress and past abuse, and was given temporary aid after magistrates’ intervention. A middle-aged man, James Thompson, was charged with assaulting Mr. Robinson at Rowland Hill's chapel, using a pin to prick ladies. the defendant claimed intoxication. He admitted improper conduct but claimed ignorance, apologized, and was fined 10s with admonition.
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Mansion House
Blackwall
Miece
Cadman
Cheapside
Spain
Reborough-Street
Chambers
Princes-street
Mr. Chambers
Lord Stafford
Trentham Hall
Mansell
Mansfield
Bryant
James Thompson
Wedgwood
Traill
Robinson
Rowland Hill
Surrey Chapel
Walworth
Plenipo Favoured in St Leger Contenders Amid Strong Field
Alterations in afternoon reports highlight Glencoe and Plenipo as top contenders for the St Leger with heavy betting on Plenipo and Shilelagh. Warlaby Baylock, Bran, General Chasse, Touchstone, and others form a formidable lineup. Chifney rides Shilelagh as yards and program details are provided.
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Newmarket
Glencoe
Riddlesworth
Zulina
Barossa
Galatea
Plenipo
Ganges
Flaterer
Clare
Bentley
Criterion
Kate
Paris
Viator
Ipsom
Ascot
Goodwood
Colwick
Famine
Rockingham
Louisa
Pienipo
Caroline
Zealot
Shillelagh
Intrigue
Darius
Harum Scarum
Intriguer
Epsom
Stradbally
Pussey
Thomas Stanley
Egham
Comet
Warlaby Bayluck
Bran
General Chasse
Touchstone
Mr. Powlett
Cotillon
Bubastes
Marcellina
Loudon
Wallaby Baylock
Emigrant
Doncaster
Babastes
Powlett
Inheritor
York
Victoria
Newcastle
Monitor
Duncannon
Miss Emily
Carlisle
Mayfower
Liverpool
Birdlime
Polander
Manchester
Tarick
Queen Bess
Billinge
Ichfeld
Tulip
Chester
Eipigeant
General Cha
Omnibus
Goldbeater
Marcellisna
Warlaby
Ahe
Malton
Valparaiso
Zohrab
Lady
Shilelagh
Pisnipotentiary
Baubastes
Gen.Chassé
Wallaby Bay
London - Lock
Lady le Gros
Jenny Mills
Chassé
Baylock
Chifney
Second Edition City News This Day
The Second Edition issue highlights seven o clock alerts and city affairs for the day with brief notices and local updates. It notes extra editions labeled true sun officer and daily schedules shaping today’s coverage.
Appointment of ministers in Argyll parish
From the Gazette of this Evening Sept 1834 reports the King has graciously appointed Mr. Hugh M'Calman to the church and parish of South Knapdale Argyll presbytery in place of the Reverend Duncan Rankine who has been transported to North Knapdale. The notice also mentions Mr Thomas da Hamel as Conn esbel? for his Majesty the King of the Belgians.
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Hag
Thomas da Hamel
Jersey
Hugh M‘calman
South Knapdale
Torbay
Shire of Argyll
Duncan Rankine
North Knapdale
Insolvency Declarations Filed for Multiple Traders
A set of insolvency declarations lists Henry Bathwick of Somerset bookseller and others across Southampton Darlington Sheffield Newmarket and London. Auctions or surrender dates span Sept 26 Oct 28 with Court of Bankruptcy proceedings, official assignees and solicitors named.
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Henry George Bathwick
Somerset
Picy
William Baker
Southampton
Frederick Skinner
Darlington-place
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs
Adlington
Faulkner
Gregory
Bedford
Gow
Graham
Coptha
Willi Mills
Newmarket
Constable and Kirk
Symond
Turquand
Co. I
de Charles Cantor
New Peckham
Coat Bankruptcy
Selby
Fleet-street
Whitmore
Ose Zack
Sheffield
Herbert
Bartholomew-close
Londons
Alloc Effield
Ni Ami Alles
Alowick
Fochamberland
Surrey Adjourned Quarter Sessions Highlighted Crimes
At Newington on Monday before R Hedger and the bench, John Fenner aged 17 was found guilty of feloniously stealing a silver water and other items in Clapham after being housed by Charles Ripping. He faced a year in Guilford House with hard labour. David Mendez, aged over seventy, was convicted of stealing a truck in St George Southwark after hiring it and failing to return it. He was sentenced to three months imprisonment. The court noted mercy for Fenner due to his deceased parents and potential for reform.
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Norwood
Praenet
leRintacs Canelp
Guilford House
Ona
David Mendez
James Read
St. George
Southwark
Toley
Dover-road
Meeting of Conductors Seeks Greater Aid for Asylum Project
At a Thursday evening gathering chaired by Mr T Ward the group discussed speeding progress and urged contributors to offer a percentage on subscriber production. Dr Mechelmire praised the growth of the institution as it develops and thanked benefactors, while Mr Lynn and Mr Chester highlighted past support and the model’s value to the asylum effort and its inmates. References to creditors meeting, births, marriages, and deaths follow in the local notices.
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T. Ward
Mechelmire
Courtenay
Sa. Oon
Lynn
Chester
Wareham
Mr. Young
Messia
Langley
Allen
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