O'Connel Speech and Portrait Advertised in Manchester
An 1835 notice in Newcastle and Manchester promotes Daniel O'Connell’s address titled Cry of Blood Ireland. It offers one penny or six shillings per year for distribution and lists engravings and portraits of Mr. O'Connell as part of the promotional material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bintender
Newcastle
Aoe Alze
Prieg Sixpenice
Stee
Tareepes
Leeds
Heywine
Mr. Beaumont
M.P
Northumberland
Grobremoeginge
Bean
Pomeval Most
Sod
Mg. Benumont
Yorkshire
Green
Norfolk
Gréen
Hengelf
Vauxhall-gardens
Walthamstow
Pariah
Homsees
A Tou Anaine
Hindom
Fragmentary 1635 notices mix with royal references and court terms
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered terms from 1635 period notices and court events. Mentions include Beal, Landgravins of Whitehall, King, September dates, and various legal references. The legible content hints at passports, Belgian terms, and court sittings but is incomplete and fragmented.
Proclamations and unrest in Cadiz and Cadiz Board actions
From the Gibraltar Chronicle excerpts: Spanish Board of Government issues proclamations, enlisting measures, pardons, and tax rules amid calls for constitutional reform. Reports describe Cadiz and Grenada authorities drafting regulations, urging liberty, and arresting figures deemed loyal to the Crown while discussing finances and military recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar Chronicle
Alexander Woodford
Board of Health
Barcelona
Gibraltar
Ma Board of Government
Lst
Grenada
Ageh
Abe
God Pond
Constituent Congress
Name Board
Siys
Cadiz
Tareno
Huelva
Badajoz
Cortes
M. Mendizabal
Bedale
Madrid
Registration Proceedings in Middlesex Parish Lists
Middlesex officials held a registration session to edit voter lists for Harrow Pinner Finchley Stanmore Magna Kingsbury Hendon and related parishes. Objections were few. one notable challenge involved J James C Priory alleging a Finchley Common land freehold worth more than the qualification, shown to be used as a playground rental. The session continued with list revision as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Martin
Edgware
Harrow
Pinner
Finchley
Tanmore Magna
Stanmore Parva
Kingsbury
Are
Hepdon
Tories
Reformers
Eeesereene
Hendon
Overgetts Covesees S
Byithe
Barrow
Overseers
J. James C. Priory
Lambeth
Finchley Common
Ady
Prior
Prion
Beadles Fight Salary Rise At St Pancras Vestry
At Gordon Square vestry a push to raise beadles pay from 12 to 14 6s. per week sparked protests with memorials opposing the rise. Beadles faced cross examination over annual perquisites of over 18 pounds. A motion to comply failed, a committee to inquire was proposed amid strong opposition and barroom dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Herald
Board Room
Gordon Square
Cooke
Douglas
Vigore
Murphy
Wiliams
King and Ministers Reunite Amid Reform Drive
The Hertford Reformer reports growing cordiality between the King and his Melbourne ministry and House of Commons. It notes prior distrust from Conservative circles, now dissolved as royal prerogative is seen to empower a reforming government. The piece highlights signs of shift among peers like Lord Ebrington and Bernal and predicts Tory unease as reforming forces gain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Melbourns
England
Melbourne
Lord Ebrington
Mr. Bernal
Hertford Reformer
Bargain Town Auction At Bletchingly In Reform Bill Era
In Bletchingly on the fifteenth, a novel sale transformed the old borough once tied to Gatton by reform measures. Over a hundred houses and surrounding grounds were publicly auctioned at the White Hart Inn, drawing crowds, plans, and hopeful buyers. Ralph Eldridge acquired the inn. John Perkins bought the manor for Islington Market Bill ties. The event drew vast attention, with a large assembly dining afterward and generic political chatter about Reform Association objections in Dorset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bletchingly
Gatton
White” Hart Inn
White Hart
Ralph Eldridge
John Perkins
Pond Bill
Islington
Blake
Cropada
Naval Architecture Inquiry Demanded by Parliament
The United Service Gazette reports a motion by Mr. G F Young calling a formal inquiry into the system used in constructing ships for His Majesty's navy. The aim is to test whether professional science should guide naval construction, ensuring impartial examination and fair competition among designs from different architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Young
House of Coupes
His
Young
Sijatepin
His Majesty
United Service Gazette
Town Clerks and a claim for compensation in Bath
The Guardian laments that town clerks may seek compensation from the Lords after being deceived about Reform of Municipal Corporations. It argues they were misled by information given to Commons committees and now deserve redress. The piece questions Bath's town clerk and praises the clerks while condemning the cited evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olave
Hart-street
Glave
Old Jewry
Trott
William Smith Boyd
Trout
Small
Robert Martin
York Terrace
Regent’s Park
Haile
Tamlyn
George Corbett
Phillitus Richardson
Bryan Corcoran and Co
Bryan Corcoran
Craig
Bryac Corcoran
John Richardson
Perry
Knapp
Bedford
Eagles
Polhill
House of Commons
Petersfield
Cookson
King's Bench
Graig
Hoe
J. Richardson
Thomas Richardson
St. Andrew, Holborn
Mr. Rowcroft
Rowcroft
Hagar of Lords
Manger
House of Lords
Bath
George
Drainers drink water over grog in Arctic work ethic
A reminiscence on laborers in Richmond Park who avoid beer, preferring hot coffee during long shifts. It cites Captain Rose in the Arctic voyage noting grog being absent among one age group, contrasts with iron-foundry labor where water sustains the hardest toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acro
Richmond Park
England
Pest
Captain Rose
Arctic
Asemrer
Jessie
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Dublin
Lendondere
Mall Paroiis
St Bush
W. J) Smith
HAL Straw Navigation Company
General Steam Navigation
BNRGH
Labeck
Btockholm
Antwerp
Seareien den Britannia
Rhine
Ana Ainealay
Leder Tontey
Dieppe
Satan
Thurada
Bavre
Pat
Rotterdam
Ant
Duke OF
the Gazette OF
Wass
Warringtog
Artripall
Glenelg
Heumer
BusTas Bez
Font Beal
Duka
Whitehall
Vigutenant
Plast
John Scions
N . J. Chester
Cheshire
I. Taylor
W. Pownall
Comet
Braneruetcy Supe
Bates
Baltes
Raeptsbien Marchast
Jame Warwick Buchlood
Dsion
OM Kestread
Pista
Rtyerve
Atearnsy
Bam Simian
Holborn
Paptaers
Southampton
Barenpey
Geren
A. Lyon
Ames Mercia
Aankreptoy
Uy G. Bevan
Great
Portlanda
Elev i
Mgast Sievin
Opel
Plymonth Et' 17
Tiy
Reegree
Cbs Stas Admis
Spain
Justice Littledale
Rogers
Lord Mansfield
Barnard’s Inn
Clarkson
Baraisiger’s Court von Norra Wanreiix- Shire
Birmingham
Warwick
Messia
Basevisod Kenyon
Southwark
Lamaerd
Messrs. Knox and
Lennard
St. Margaret's Hill
Horns Tavern
Kennington
Houghton
Mr. Douglas
Nhon
Vigors
Iris
Aes
Alma
Parva
City OF London
King’s Bench
Price
ST. Pancras Vestry
Tory Bompers
Weymouth
Warehans
Reform Association
Dorset
Naval Archifertue
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