Testimonial to Mr Murphy at Hampstead Road Meeting
A public meeting of inhabitants at Mr Marshall's Rooms Hampstead Road resolved to begin subscriptions to honor Mr Thomas Murphy for his political and parochial conduct. A general meeting is set for next Monday at seven, to be held weekly. E Knightley, Hon. Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
St. Pastoral
Marshall
Adam'stow
Hampstead-road
Thomas
E. T
Knghtley
Waterproof eel skin dress astonishes Kent butler
An earnest butler near Welling Kent creates a complete waterproof dress from eel skins including cap jacket and trousers. The wearer remains dry even in heavy rain due to the impenetrable skin. The fashion averages varied colors and is praised as novel and useful, possibly preventing rheumatic issues. Also advertised are Harvey's pills and cordial by the Society for the Restoration of Health with mail orders from London Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welling
Kent
Peraony
Society For the Restoration OF Health
Harvey
London
Jas
London Hall
Charlotte Street
Throne-Place
Silk shortage and price rise hit home industry balance
The article argues raw silk stock declines and price surges threaten manufacturers as imports and market shifts squeeze supply. It advocates curtailing production to rebalance demand, noting that some regions already reduce output though workers suffer, while continental traders move raw silk back to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
National
Indust
Wwa
I India Company
Cowalderhie Jimnings
France
Public appeal over brother amid Italian asylum mystery
Samuel Austin writes to a London journal detailing decades of distress over his brother William Austin, left England in 1828 and thought to be in an Italian lunatic asylum. He alleges lack of information, blocked inquiries by Dr Lushington and Serjeant Wilde, and demands documented proof of William's condition, location, care, and finances, plus return steps for bringing him home. He cites Marietti of Milan and Coutts as involved financiers and calls for public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oar Dll
Arble Works
London Marble and StoNge Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell-street
Milpank
Westminster
George Cloke
Compton-street
Brunswick-square
Sia
William Austin
Caroline
Anne Hamilton
Lord Hood
Alderman Wood
Stanmore
W. Austin
S. Austin
S. Lushington
Messrs. Marietti
Italy
Supreme Court
Vienna
Messrs. Coutts
Messrs. Courts
Messrs
Marietti
Milan
M. Dufoun
Coutts
England
AMB. Obscine and Co
Samuel Austin
William
Lushington
Eyernest
Strand
London
Austin
Messrs. Obicini
Messrs. Marietti and Co
Sam
Lassington
Serjeant Wilde
Wizard and Leman
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Lincoln’s Yon-fields
Leman
Wizard
Serjeant
Wilde
Guildford Street
Dr. L
A M. Dufoun
Jamaice-row
Bermondsey
Theerformers
W. Farren
Aymarket Theatre
Eltham Palace
St. John of Jerusalem
Clerkenwell
St. James
Edward Knatchbull
Lord Harris
Frederick Mulcaster
John Brydges
Robert Barlow
B. W. Bridges
Edward Dering
Canterbury
Earl of Chatham
Chathamplace
Lock's Fields
Carter
William Dovey
Eastlane
Walworth
van Dieman
New South Wales
van Dieman’s
van Dieman’s Land
Church of Notre Dame
Paris
Gage
Paris Paper
Case on fishing parish settlement raises legal question
A Barking parish case before R W Hall Dare MP and a Petty Sessions bench questioned whether a sailor named James Wheeler, apprenticed in Layton, could be removed to his birth parish under a new Poor Laws amendment. The bench ultimately declined to sign the removal order and called for higher legal opinion on the clause’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hall Dare
Angel Inn
Ilford
Essex
Griffin
Barking
James Wheeler
Layton
Wheeler
William Gardener
Bartfien
Sea Service
Storey
Robinson
Registration of Voters in Tower Hamlets Shows Decline
The Tower Hamlets revising barristers report widespread tax non payment and voter abstention after a shilling requisition for reputeation. Voter counts fall across parishes from St Mary Whitechapel to St John Wapping, with St John Hackney notably down by 500 votes as magistrates’ aid is deemed unlikely.
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Tower Hamlets
Sheaths Senuye
Chapman
Mower
Trinity
Milba
Ee Ae
St. Peter
Sandys
Mary
Whitechapel
Christ Church
Spitalfields
St. John OY
Seraverene
St. Matthew
Bethnal-green
St. Mary, Bow
St. Leonard, Bromley
St. Ann
St. John
Wapping
Seeeseee
St. Botolph
Aldgate
East
Smithfield Liberty
New Town
Ratcliffe
All Saints
Poplar
St. Katherine and St. Peter
Cecusese Be
Liberty of the Old Artillery
Esauce
Eavesecunsseceeres
Liberty of
Norton Falgate
St. Sohn
Hackney
The Cortes and Working Classes of Spain Letter to the editor 1834
A reader named Helot argues the Cortes failed to aid the working classes in Spain. He urges land grants and a national education system to uplift eleven million workers, warning that neglect lets Carlist forces gain ground. He contrasts property liberty for the rich with the working poor and urges decisive measures to secure lasting constitutional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Spain
Fernand
Louis
Ferdinand
Cortes
Don Carlos
Helot
Regulation Delayed on Foreign Newspaper Transmission to Paris
Authority reports no arrangement yet among Commissioners and Paris for the regulation of foreign newspaper transmission. Without action before the coming Act of Parliament, serious inconvenience is feared. Post-office clerks still collect subscriptions at current prices, with expected refunds on future changes. Bundled ventures aim to supply foreign journals, potentially increasing demand and prices. The Herald notes the monopoly and calls for appropriate measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Des Debats
Madrid
Procuradores
Paris
France
St. Martin’s le-Grand
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Lon
Dent—Earl Gar
Piney de Ors
Willes Peat Preed
Sleath
Ee Walter Strickland
Sir William Welby, Bart
Don
DREST
Jeu Rustere Beaumont
Boots
Franworthwick
Sir John Geer
A. Beatmont, Esq
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Black Boy
Gracechurch Street
Circassia
Old
P i
British Diamond Almanack
True Law
Bngland
Dublin Journal
Cleave
J.cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Oawhyn
Catherine Street
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
Marsh
Oxford-street
Chapple
Pail Mall
Hayes
M'Phun
Rongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Courtenay
Price
Great Marlborough Street
Inspector and Literary Review
ILI CS
the True Sun
Coates and Co
Foreign Intelligence
Gazette de France
M. Crud
M. Mayor
M. Cruz de Mayor
Carlos VI
Munariz
Zumalacarregay
Santa Cruz de Campeza
Lorenzo
Arzedo
Castile
Ron
Torig
Rodit
Behobia
Rodil
Vittoria
Figueras
Borunda
Jauregui
Villa Franca
Irun
Echalar
Schavarria
Zumalacarregui
Tolosa
Elisondo
Atlle
Courier Francais
Carlist Council
Friends of
Absolutism
Portugal
Lisbon
Bordeaux
House of Bourbon
Henry V
Old Sarum
Osmond
Hatcher
Salisbury
Stratford
Edward III
Salisbury Herald
Adelaide Street
St. Martin’s Church
Charing-cross
Parliament Street
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