The Edinburgh dinner a mixed pageant of praise and rebuke
A critical survey of the Edinburgh dinner described as a bar of public opinion on the Reform ministry. It condemns absentee Scots, praises some ministers, and labels the event a chaotic exhibit of mediocrity, with sharp attacks on Lord Grey and Lord Brougham and questions about genuine public representation.
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Standard
Globe
Reform Ministry
Morning Chronicle
Assembly
Empire
Downing-street
Paris
Binish
Britain
Scotland
Courts of Justice
Brewster
Sandford
Lockhart
Wilson
Hogg
Moir
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Chancelor
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Errol
Strathallan
Lynedoch
Parduda
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Ende
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Belhaven
Lord Dinorben
Earl of Stair
Lord Elphinstone
Professor Arago
Count Flahault
John Hobhouse
James Abercromby
M.P
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U.P
John Dalrymple
Marquis of
Brougham and
Vaux
Lynedutch
Rosebery
Dinorben
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Abercromby and
Fergusson
Edward Ellice
Earl
Baron Brougham and
Times
Preston
Mrr. Huot
Mr. O'Connnell
Cobbett
O’connell
Eyre Arms
Copenhagen House
Lord Grey
Lor
Something New in the Chronicle Sparks Debate on Stars
The Morning Chronicle attacks its own understanding of astronomy citing Lord Brougham as an actor, argues the Chronicle misstates celestial facts, and questions the scribe who blamed borrowed light for stars while claiming a star moves in its own hemisphere.
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Morning Chronicle
Lord Brougham
the Times
Old Chronicle
Penny
The
Chronicle
Albion
Case of Captain Robison Draws Public Attention
Reader Miles from United Service Club asks The True Sin to publish the Christian Advocate article detailing Captain Robison's hardships and alleged persecution. He cites Governor Wall and General Darling, references Parliament proceedings, and prays for inquiry into truth and justice.
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Christian Advocate
Rubison
Wall
Darling
Lord Hill
Darlin
Horse Guards
Robison
Willoughby Gordon
Bath and Hanover
John Macdonald
General Darling
Miles
Case of Captain Robison and colonial oppression in New South Wales
The Christian Advocate details Captain Robison's clashes with General Darling over royal vet battalion duties in New South Wales. It describes forged promotions, unredressed complaints, harsh colonial punishments including chained labor, a fatal outcome, and a costly parliamentary struggle. The piece condemns official misuse of power and calls for accountability.
Public critique targets colonial abuses and accountability
A parliamentary-leaning address denounces alleged cruelty by a colonial governor and taunts officials to face the charges. It urges inquiry into torture tied to a dying victim and asserts General Darling may be scrutinized by the British public, asserting truth or vindication regardless of outcome.
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Darling
Robinson
Robison
O'Connell
Spring Rice
Public Row and Theft in Queen-Square and Chelsea
A London court hears a disorderly scene with Hart and a Quaker at Queen-Square. A costermonger pair, Carter and Mead, face theft charges for stealing walking sticks from Mr Shuiler’s shop near Royal Hospital Chelsea. Keppel, an ill parishioner from Guilford, seeks relief in St Luke’s Chelsea as overseers arrange support and medical aid.
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Manseon-House
Mere
Ata RG
Homme
Mr. Hart
Queen-Square
TrouiLe
Thomas Carter
Westminster
William Mead
Skinner
White
Shuiler
Royal Hospital Raw
Chelsea
Pissenters
Banister
Castle-yard
Mr. White
Carter
Mead
Keppel
Gregory and White
Bowers
St. Luke's
Guilford
Over seer’s disputed allowance sparks parochial dispute
During a Clerkenwell magistrates session, overseer Bowers faced scrutiny over 1 pound 0s 6d charged for 12 days maintenance of a man and his family. The panel concluded the parish should provide food and necessaries, not cash, with the order amended to 10s for medical advice, leaving Bowers out of pocket.
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Mr. White
White
Gregorie
Sen
Parochial Board
Guilford
Bowers
Marlborough Street
Dyer
J. Tucker
St. Giles’s
Seager
Tucker
Mr. Seager
Mr. Dicks
Mr. Tucker
Ir. Dyer
Mr. Dick
Clerkenwell
St. Gilea’s
Jane Seidhell
Mr. Chambers
St. James’s
John Butler Danvers
Chesterfield-street
Mayfair
Inspector Fagan
Trail
John Laws
Laboussiere
Henry Charrington
Een
Hornsey Man Charged With Disturbing Mr Marshall
A Hornsey resident was brought up in custody charged with exciting Mr Marshall and breaching the peace. The case arose from a dispute over a report harming Mr Marshall’s character, including a violent threat to horsewhip him at Hornsey church and a threatening letter. The defendant applied for bail, provided security, and warned of further action against Mr Marshall.
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Hornsey
Marshall
Chas. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Marshall
Hornsey Church
R. [Wyford
Mrarshall
Second Edition True Sun Office at Seven O'Clock
The notice directs readers to the True Sun Office at seven o'clock this day in CITY. It presents a concise public instruction with emphasis on a scheduled edition time.
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True Sun Office
Prorogation orders and royal appointments listed in court notices
The Gazette records a Council order proroguing Parliament to October 23, 1834 and Royal honors. It lists Gilbert Earl of Minto as Envoy Extraordinary to Prussia and Samuel Rosmond Jarvis receiving a Knighthood. Military promotions follow, with officers advancing by purchase and resignations noted. Also listed are deputy lieutenants, militia appointments, insolvency declarations, and numerous bankruptcy supersessions with filing dates and venues across England.
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St. James’s
Whitehall
Gilbert Earl of
Minto
Prussia
Bolen
Order of the Ath
Births and marriages notice from early 19th century crowd
Births record shows on the 17th inst Mrs D Colnaghi Pall Mall East a son and Mrs HJ Dixon Tarnham reen a son while Mrs Wakefield of Highgate had a stillborn daughter. Also Mrs Trevor Gloucester Place bore a daughter. Married on the 17th inst at St James Clerkenwell Mr T Simmons to Emma H Wilmands, with other marriage entries noted and the death notices list Mr G J Miller of Wilford Street and Ellen Chambers of Blois France.
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D. Colnaghi
Pall-mall East
H. J. Dixon
Tarnhamreen
Son
Highgate
W.S. Wakefield
Harley
B. P.aurie
A. Trevor
Gloucester-place
St. James’s
Clerkenwell
T. Simmons
Suaning
Berks
W. Simmons
Dunsden-green
Oxon
Emma H. Wilmands
R. Simonds
Omington-square
High Te
Thoreas Clas
Grea Ram-Street
Emma Yy
John
Brighton
G. J. Miller
Blois
France
Ellen
O. W. Chambers
Bredgar
Kent
Liverpool
Fidela
J. Hall
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Chester
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John Coade
Devonport
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Gale
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Clark
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Catharine Tevor
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Edward Chester
Staple Inn
John Walker
Thomas Wheater
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King’s Bench-walk
Temple
Mr. Kirshaw
William Ball
Worcester
Lessie
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Joseph Deeley
Birmingham
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Morris Jacobs
Exeter
Taitor
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Corn-street
Atterness
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New Inn
Clarke and Sona
Henry Harvey
Stockport
Stone-Mason
Commissioners
Mr. Dead
Palgrave
Thomas Hughes
Creams
Lancashire
Commisonerstoms
Mr. Seddon
Brenchester
Johnson and Weatherall
Richard Goldstone
Bath
Christopher Inn
St. Fisher
Castle-street
William Mirowetl
True Law
Strand
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