Foreign Intelligence Highlights From The Hague To Berlin
A mosaic of late September dispatches reports ships departing from Antwerp and arrivals in The Hague. Royal progress includes Queen Victoria and Princess Albert of Prussia, with plans for Berlin trips and royal visits. In India Evens’ five year tenure discussed, potential successors named. Cadres for Schuttery battalions may shift October 1, while Dutch high society notes arrivals of Duchess of Saxe Meiningen and Duchess of Saxe Weimar in Amsterdam. London exchange rates and debt notes appear, alongside St Petersburg trade tallies and Berlin troop reviews with royal attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Flushing
A. J. Oostwedden
Antwerp
K Ghaiten
Albert
Prussia
Berlin
Prince
Frederick
Axwyk
Elan
Evens
India
Trip
de Kock
van Styrum
Hooft
Itigasid
Amsterdam
Dorey
London
St, Petersburgh
Moscow
Cronstadt
St. Peters
Ugh Journal
Stutgard
Duke of Cumberland
Mecktenbug Schwerin
St. Schuid
News from Mexico and cholera in New York area
Reports from Vera Cruz detail Santa Anna’s expanding control in Puebla and Cuernavaca with local adhesions to his regime. Valparaiso and Arequipa updates note military moves against Jamarra, while a Campeachy clash tests Santa Anna influence. Cholera spreads across New York and Canadian cities, with Buffalo hardest hit and Montreal reporting alarming totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Puebla
Cuernabaca
Vittoria
Melamoras
At City
Miguel Zenon Trujillo
Valpanaiso
el Mercurio
Valparaiso
Arequipa
Jam
New Orleans
New York Commercial Advertiser
Board of Health
Duanestreat Hospital
Greenwich
Belivae
Albany
Buffalo
M. A. Andrews
Andrewa
Hosmer
Middletown
Coan
Andrews
Rochester
Ogdensburg
Prescott
Detroit
Montreat Herald
Montreal
Quebec
Health Committee
Toronto
Galt
U. C
Court Martial on Mr Christie Fourth Day
Plymouth September 24 1834 the court martial on Mr Christie closed its proceedings The prisoner defended with witnesses and the court after hearing evidence found him guilty on part of the charge and sentenced him to lose one year's rank and be severely reprimanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Christie
Court of Common Council confronts lord mayor over refusal to convene
In 1834, the Committee of the Whole Court denounces the lord mayor for delaying a court to debate the Corporation report. Members urge independence, condemn his handling of the municipal inquiry, and vote to send a letter of regret to the mayor demanding a court to discuss key propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pritchard
Mansion House
Court of Common Council
C. Farebrother
Stacey
Corporation
Stevens
Common Council
Hall
Williams
Watling-street
London
Winchester
Heppell
French
Peacock
Fisher
Galloway
Pewtress
Chapman Marshall
Pritchard
Figgins
Prior
Accident to a Common Informer Hale Injured in Hackney Omnibus
The notorious common informer Matthew Hale was knocked down by an omnibus in Hackney as it drove away suddenly. His left leg was fractured and he was carried to a neighbour’s surgeon’s house, then to his lodgings in Southwark where he lies in a precarious state. The incident drew exultation from the drivers and cabs who did not aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Hale
Hackney
Southwark
Hale
Great Orange Meeting in Cava Sketched by Dublin Post
Dublin Evening Post prints a sketch of the so called great meeting of Orangemen in Cava. The no more than 500 to 600 people attended. Armed men carried a orange and blue stick like a barber pole. Speakers included Rev Marcus Beresford and Samuel Gray. The meeting ended at 3:20 p.m. The Post’s cor respondent notes the speech was fiery and truculent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cava
Marcus Beresford
Dublin Evening Post
Sentleman
Dublin
Marcus
Mr. Rathbourne
Colonel Clements
Oliver Nugent
Lucas Clements
John Godly
Burrowes
Mr. Martin
Alexander Hazard
Bell
Webb
George Moffat
A.B. Booth
John Armstrong
Samuel Gray
Ballibay
Orangemen
Monaghan
the Post
Times
Letter from Daniel O'Connell on Coercion Bill and Darrynane visit
The Provie's Press notes a new Cork weekly journal, praising its love of writing. The main letter from Daniel O'Connell thanks the recipient for support against the Coercion Bill and explains why he cannot visit Darrynane this year, promising a future visit if alive and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Edward Dwyer
Darrynane
Ireland
Trish
Darynane
Provie's
Cork
Ministerialist stance and Irish politics in Darrynane Abbey letter
A dated 1834 letter from Darrynane Abbey declares allegiance to ministerial politics while arguing for Ireland’s interests. It lambasts Lord Brougham and the Orange faction, defends supporting the ministry to curb Tory oppression, and criticizes Orangeman leadership and rhetoric.
Parson’s Rathleas reprisal sermon on Orange violence and repeal
A fiery speech denounces Orangeism in Ireland as a tool of British oppression, urges repeal and reform, and warns against a government–Orange alliance. It calls for nonsectarian repeal strategy, corporate reform petitions, and accurate religious instruction counts while arguing Catholics must seek truth and resist falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Rathleas
Ireland
Atd
Orange
Orangemen
Russia
Poland
House of Commons
England
Orange Exterminators
Brougham
King Stork
Wellington
Commissioners of Corporate Inquiry
Catholic Association
Orange Press
Crown
Earth
Kingdom of
Heaven
Kildare-place
Ennis
Clare
Acholats
Debating Irish census methods and Catholic clerical aid
Daniel O’Connell urges rapid, accurate parish enumeration to expose Orange misrepresentations. He calls Catholic clergy to prepare two books per parish listing all farms, townlands, homes, residents, ages, and religions, then send copies to Mr. Barrington and Edward Dwyer for a comprehensive, verifiable roll across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Barrington
Barrington
Edward Dwyer
Corn Exchange Rooms
Burgh Quay
Dublin
Ireland
Grand Liberal Club
Orange
House of Commons
Lord Dancannon
Lord Brougham
England
Mortimer O’sullivan
Mortimer
Flannery
Clonmel
Mortough
Boyton
Mr. Butt
British Empire
Daniel O’connell
Toll concerns over Blackfriars bridge repairs spark reform fears
The article argues that removing stones from Blackfriars arches will disrupt traffic and threaten toll revenue. It notes daily tolls from carts and wagons would not cover proposed repairs, predicting Parliament funding and public tolls if arches fail. It also recalls a Copley family portrait anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfriars Bridge
Heaton Park Races Grand Duke Michael stakes report
Race details from Heaton Park including entries and weights for the Grand Duke Michael stakes. Notes list Lady Orford's participants, Lord Wilton's entries, and results with Arachne winning by a length amid a crowded field.
OSWESTRY RACES AND BRECON RACES DAY ONE RESULTS
Details of Oswestry and Brecon horse races, including sweeps, gold cup, and multiple purses. Notable entries include Sir Rowland Hill, Mezereon, Traveller, Young Paragon, Tiara, Red Rover, La Grace, Eagle, Lady Moore Carew, Nell Gwynne, Lily, Dauntless, Frolic, Fatima, Crazy Jack, Useful, and Porecon Youth across two days with heats and stakes from 10 sovs to 100 sovs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswestry
Palin
Zara
Eorsecee-Sceee
Rowland Hill
Bart
Cotegnd
T. Stantey
C Young Paragon
Moss
Wadlow
BP Strephon
G. Cooke
Red Rover
Sir T. Stanley
la Grace
Mr. Gilfard
Brecon
Mr. Fuller
Nell Gwynne
Fuller
Goul
Lily
R. Powell
Tylee
Lusborough
Williams
Peyton
Mr. Maybery
Gough
Dandina
Eevasere
Maybery
Polly Hopkins
St. George’s
Fatima
Disnay
Admiral
Gova
Crazy Jack
Kennedy
the Abbess
Porecon
Yia.s
Walsall Wednesday Races Feature Various Sweepstakes
The page lists Walsall races including the Gold Cup Stakes in specie for subscribers of ten sovs each with five subs, noting Independence winning by Smiles over distance. It details a 2 mile heats Sweepstakes for non thoroughbreds with 20 sovs added, five subs, and entries such as Buffalo, Vivian, Donnington, and Brother to Derby in multiple heats. The Wednesday program includes the Members Plate for horses of all ages, heats, twice round, won in three heats by Beardaworths bf Longwaist with other contenders by Tramp Bedlamite Juliana Sheluh and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton Park
Wepwitaway
Matuschevitz
J. Gerard
Barton
Byng Na Beg
Mr. Kent
Lord Wilton
Camel
I. Molony
R. Grosvenor
Mr. Tongue
Barrow
Catharine
Osbaldiston
J. Feecaes Lelis
Billiogs
Houldsworth
Titus
Mr. Burton
Townley
Westport
Orb
Lai Wilton
Omnee
Walsall
Beardaworth
Independence
W. F. Sharratt
Buffalo
Eseecacess
Captain Lamb
Vivian
Ongley
Donnington
Beardsworth
Derby
James
Bedlamite
Me. Warren
E. Peel
Rutland
Jones
Pantaloon
Mhiorsday
Beardaforth
Longwaist
Mr. Gidard
Tramp
Mr. Tomes
General Yates
Juliana
Mr. Rvaog
Sheluh
Hastings Races Crown Winner in Loving Sweepstakes
Yesterday at Hastings the Loving Sweepstakes for two sovs with 40 added was won by Mr. Brown's bay horse Pimpkin, six years, in four heats. He defeated Hodges's Caroline, Lambden's Little Rover, Saour's Albion, and Theobald's Stockwell Beauty, ages varied. The field included several aged runners and noted owners, with Pimpkin taking the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Brown
Brg
Pimpkin
Hodges
Cf Caroline
Ms. Lambden
Br Little Rover
Saour
Albion
Theobald
Br Stockwell Beauty
Upton Upon Severn Races Ham Stakes Held This Week
Ancient race meeting at Upton upon Severn features the Ham Stakes for five sovs each plus added money, a mile and a half distance, with six subscriptions including Cal i Gilberts and The Miser among contenders. The Yeomanry Stakes results show Mr J Hiscg’s The Colonel defeating Lacy and Eliza, while other events include a heart race for ponies and several light horse heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton-Upon-Severn
Ahane
Kendal
Mr. White
Grima Diy
Davies
S. Be the
F. W. Brice
Martin
Witley
Abraham
Newland
October Market Listings and Local Inquests
A fragment from an October market schedule lists towns and stock markets including Newark Boston Market Burgh Huntingdon and Lincoln with dates and durations. It also notes an inquest at Wisbech into Harriet youngs farmer who died suddenly and mentions a Gazette des Theatres report on theatrical matters and foreign theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Lincoln F
Boston
Burgh
Swinesheld
Peterborvass
Harriet
Youngs
Orry
Wisbech
Sudan
G Gall Aday
Gazette Des Theatres
Clery
Monsieur Coligaio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
MR. Christie
Darrynane Abbey
Inverness
Lord Grey
de Less
Solomon
Popular Party
Popular
Dunderheads
Mail
Orange Faction
Tures
Copley
Lyndhurst
Kimee
Sporting
Country Markets
Barney i. Beaus
Pease
Brigg
Ile
See - Long Sutton
Huntingdon
Atlas
Oakham
Aia
East Retford
Cumberlan
Aslen
Westmorland
Lancashire
Sefee
Cheshire Durhem
Aster
Yorkshire
Safee
Devizea Eeeves
Sats Saa Horncastle
Louth
Ilaby
J Cerree
al Oe
Caistor
Vores
Qaiga
Stamford
Lee Boston
Os Spalding
Sleaford
Uppingham
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