Birmingham Political Union annual meeting 1833 report
The September 16 1833 Birmingham Political Union annual meeting approved the council report finances and auditors, adopted the Declaration of Rights, re elected council members, added John Edwards and Robert M Simrock, and thanked Beardsworth and Muntz for leadership. The issuing declaration urges reform rights and annual parliaments and voting by ballot, urging unity and constitutional means. The council report notes Reform has passed but real reform remains incomplete, warns against coercion, celebrates public opinion power, and calls for triennial elections household suffrage and ballot voting while criticizing Ireland and corn laws and praising some parliamentary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpab
BIRM
A Aeroa Grion
Arth
Beard Ore OP Muntz
Prine
Messia
Barwell
Mason
Hirmingham Political Union
Wat
Union
Seriatim
Vis
John Edwards
Robert M‘simrock
Sthiy
Beardsworth
G.¥. Utz
William Boultbee
George Frederick Muntz
WM. Boultree
House of Commons
Commons House of Parliament
Birmingham
House of Commona
John Russell
Birmingham Political Union
United Kingdom
Council of the
Ireland
England
Commons
House of Parliament
Binningham
bin Min Guam
G. F. Muntz
Themelves
Council
Eople
Counsil
China
Earl Grey
Common Council
Tiem
London
Alec
Bayrok Il
Samuel Law
Thomas Attwood
William Trow
G. P. Munte
William Parkes
Benjamin Hadley
George Wright
John Betts
William Jennings
Thomas Clutton Sait Thomas Johnstone
Pelix Lackcock
George Horton
William Pare
Wade Urban Lackcock
John Portlock
Y Edmonds
W. H. Wignall
Emmes
William Boulthee James W. Evans
Thomas Sturlend
John Bolton Oram
Thomas Aureliaa Attwood
John Winfield
John Powell
Joseph Biddle
John Wallace
Charles Jones
John Harlow
Samuel Haycock
W. D. Whitehouse
John Pierce
Rowland Bourne
Benjamin Woolfield
John Webster
Charles Juxon
Charles Cherry Gil
G. D. B. Attwood
Tia Jenkins
Mountstuart Elphinstone sails from Calcutta for October voyage
Lying in the West India Docks the Bombay Teak built Mountstuart Elphinstone commanded by George Richardson offers passenger accommodations and armed defense with an experienced surgeon aboard Freight or passage inquiries go to Ly Heathorn 13 Change Alley or Tomlin Man and Co 26 Cornhill Also notices promote Maria Edgeworths Tales and The National Standard weekly or monthly editions with prices and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Bombay
Mountstuart Elphinstone
George Richardson
West India
Ly Heathorn
Miss Edgeworth
J. Goodyear
Edward Goodall
Maria Edgworth
Harvey
Waverley
Byron
London
Baldwin and Cradock
HE National Standard
Bailey
Galt
Jerrold
Ecclesiastical Commission appoints Ireland clergy as commissioners
The Crown elevates Richard Archbishop of Cashel and five others to serve as Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland with full powers. Also reports note arrivals in Dublin, preparations for Lord Lieutenant installation, and local offenses and investigations including a post office inquiry in Athlone.
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Ecclesiastical Commission
Willliam R. William the
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Francis Sadleir
John Caillard Erck
Church of Ireland
All Ireland
Ireland
Church of England and Ireland
Dublin
United Church of England and Ireland
Ecclesiastical Commissioners For
Privy Council
Richard
Cashel
Derry
Edmund
Killaloe
Kilfenora
Charles Bishop
Kildare
Francis Sadlier
John Cuillard Erck
St. James’s
Melbourne
Marants
England
Lord Duncannon
Lord John Russell
James Graham
Cove
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Stanley
Liverpool
Marquis of
Anglesea
Marquis of Wellesley
Littleton
Dublin Times
Council
Leitaim
Earl of
Freeman's
Lynch
Keating
Casey
Bagenal
Athlone
Fraud letter leads to quick arrest and bail forfeiture
A warehouse manager received a threatening note signed F.P. promising to reveal a theft scheme if twenty pounds were sent. A decoy letter and watch led police to seize the sender at the post office. He claimed to have written to London as F.P. and was bail-bound, later forfeited for non-appearance. Also noted fear of a harvest joke and a naked maniac in Russ-shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siseccaa Crake
F.P
London
F. P
Glasgow Courier
Robert Band
Ceres
Chance Inn
Ullapool
Russ-shire
Inverneas Courier
Loss of the Amphitrite official account filed at Boulogne
An Admiralty inquiry report details the wreck of the Amphitrite near Boulogne on September 11 1833. The master and crew acted with seamanlike conduct as a violent gale drove the ship ashore. The surgeon and his wife delayed sending the long boat, costing convicts and passengers their lives. Pilots Huret Turtarde and Henin and their crews are praised for brave attempts to rescue others.
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Royal Hotel
Boulogne
Admiralty
S.W
N.W
Kave
Huret
Turtarde
Henin
Iam
H.D. Chads
Royal Navy
John Owen
George Elliott
C.B
Interest on Debts Under Written Instruments and Demands
A London attorney circular explains a new Parliamentary act permitting interest on debts. If a debt arises from a written instrument, interest runs from due date. if no instrument exists, interest starts from a written demand notifying the debtor. A sample form is provided, stressing proof of delivery and reminding creditors not to deliver the notice themselves.
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London
Royal Court Arrangements For Windsor Departure
His Majesty, with Viscount Falkland and Sir Herbert Taylor, arrived from Windsor. The Prince de Talleyrand met the King, introduced by Viscount Palmerston, and departed for Paris after leave was taken. Marquis of Wellesley bade farewell before Ireland trip. Hanoverian Minister Melbourne, Duke Argyll, Palmerston, and Earl Albemarle received audiences. The King, with Sir Herbert Taylor and Colonel Bowater, left St James's for Windsor Castle at six forty five in a carriage and escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Falkland
Herbert Taylor
Colonel Bowater
Windsor
Prince de Talleyrand
Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Paris
Marquis of Wellesley
Ireland
Vicount Melbourne
Duke of Argyll
Earl of
St Leger Day At Doncaster Draws Crowds And High Society
Doncaster crowds swell for a grand St Leger day with princes and dukes in attendance. Races open with the 2 year old Produce Stakes followed by the Great St Leger Stakes as betting grows tense and jockey changes spark confusion before Belshazzar leads the field to the final stretch amid a slow, plodding pace and close competition among Mussulman Revenge and Muley Moloch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
Prince Esterhazy
Lord Althorp
Duke of Richmond
John Byng
Stanley
Duke of Leeds
Duke and Duchess of Cleveland
Chesterfield
Lord Wilton
R. Grosvenor
Caroline Paulet
Albert Conyngham
Lord Rodney
Bentinck
Kington
Yarburgh
Clive
Arthur
Smith
Biggs
Burrow
Poole
Potts
Grant
Macnamara
M‘mahon
Vandeleur
Moore
Cullinson
Hogg
Wyvill
Charlton
Sherling
Adams
Messrs. Houldsworth
M.P
Gisborne
Fox
Askew
Clifton
Peel
W. Peel
Payne
C. Wilson
Father of the
Turf
Rasplinson
Worrall
Hunter
A. Hunter
Orde
Hunerford
Tempest
Watt
Watt, Inc
Russell
Oynts
Brockenburgh
Vansittart
Gifford
Granville
Cotillon
de Valparaiso
Valparaiso
Rockingham
Humphrey Clinker
Walker
Muley
Osbaldeston
Robinson
Johnson
Colonel Crawford
the Mole
Wright
Ridsdale
Shepherd
Duke of Cleveland
J. Day
Lord Kelburne
Nelson
S. Fox
Conolly
Wheatley
Aone
esesesseeseeee-Holmes
Chifney
H. Edwarda
Lord Macdonald
Carouhry
Marson
Sun
Watmough
Lady Fulford Colt
Dodgson
Forester
Rawlinson
Chapple
Mtaley Moloch
Belshazzar
James Robinson
Tator
Saddler
Newmarket
Cornvuisseur
Dancing Master
Tomboy
Lockwood
Mr. O
Agat Muley Moloch
Mussulman
Rockinngham
Jack Faucet
Anne
Carnaby
Lot
Tesane
Muley Moloch
Laurel
Red House
Lady Fulford
Deceiver
Revenge
Glaucosa
Race results and fixtures from Rockingham meeting
Report of horses racing near Rockingham with winners Tomboy and Circassian in the Cleveland Handicap and Doncaster Stakes, plus detailed entries and odds. Mentions Futurity-like fixtures for tomorrow including Foal Stakes, Clarence Stakes, Selling Stakes, Four Year Old Stakes, and Corporation Plate with listed horses and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsulman
Rockingham
Mussall
Carnaby
Cleveland
Mr. Orde
Tomboy
Duke of Leeds
Lady Maud
Doncaster
Houldsworth
Sultac
Titus
Gully
Young Phantom
Clarence
Duke of Cleveland
R. Bulkeley
S & Bh
R. Dick
Ge G
Allegro
Leger
Oate
Townley
Gascoigne
Harrison
Wilfred
Fox
Julius
Jerry
Skipsey
Brutandorf
St. Tib
Corporation
Si Reed
Watt
Nitocris
Eve
The Game Laws Restore Landlords' Game Rights
The article explains how the Game Laws favor landlords by allowing entry to kill game on demised land, stripping tenants of prior rights. It notes penalties on tenants for each game head killed by them or their approval, cites Lennard MP’s failed bill to revert to former law, and references the 19th century statute E and Wm FV c 32 aimed at mitigating poaching.
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Lennard
Maldon
House of Commons
Bankixo in Upper Canada Plans and Pigeon Crop Report
Major financiers including the Rothschilds and Barrogs consider establishing a bank in the province under a Scotch system with immense capital. Elijah Secord reports 238 pigeons shot in a wheat field amid crop depredations. Crops across the region show heavy wheat yields from twenty to forty bushels per acre, with general abundance in barley Indian corn peas and potatoes. Harvests progress slowly with favorable rains aiding storage prospects, and farmers hope for safe housing of the crop.
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Bankixo
London
Rothschilds
Barrogs
York
Pruem Shoptine
Elijah Secord
Albion Mills
Walsh A
York Courier
Port Hope
Finsbury Revising Barristers Hear Shop Qualification Dispute
Revising barristers for Finsbury met at White Conduit House to review lists for St George Bloomsbury St Giles St Luke Middlesex and Clerkenwell parishes. The session tackled shop occupancy claims including Keppel of Holborn and librarians at the Peace Museum, with looming issues over incorrect lists and parish access.
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Finsbury
G. L. Russell
W. Chapman
White Conduit
St. George and
St. Giles
Bloomsbai
Islingtons
St. Luke
Middlesex
St. James
St. John ‘Clerkenwell
Cation
Keppel
Holborn
Potter
Russell
Chatated
St. George
Bloomsbury
Oor Ae
Oes Ellis
Hse
Persea
St. Andrew, Holborn
Taylor
Vrcick
Henc
Altercliff Vicarage Meeting on Church Rate Levy
A Thursday vestry gathering at Altercliffe church aimed to levy a church-rate on the township. Mr. F Hunteman presided over the occasion. The chapel wardens list opened with the first item.
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Altercliffe
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Sectenger
Samuel Gray
Castle-street
Leicestersquare
Perring
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-street
Beautchamp
Hanauer
King’s
High Holborn
Delahoy and Lewes
Shursway
White Lion-court
Fleet-street
Reading-rooma
Deptford-bridge
Kent
Finch Lane
Cornhill
Scotland
Sporting
Eeeare
Upper Canada
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