International News Briefs from The Hague to New York
Reports from The Hague note royal movements, weather events, and military postings including Princess Albert of Prussia and the Queen leaving for the Loo and Berlin. Amsterdam money rates, St Petersburg trade at the fair, and Berlin troop reviews are summarized. New York dispatches cover Santa Anna's growing control in Mexico, Puebla and Metamoras loyalties, and Campeachy battles. Cholera spread dominates North American health boards with Buffalo and Montreal reporting deaths and public health cautions.
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the Hague
Flushing
Celenriette
A. J. Oostwedden
Rotterdam
Albert of
Prussia
Berlin
Frederick
Loo
Axwyk
Elam
Evens
India
Trip
de Kock
van Styrum
Hooft
Amsterdam
Doren
Fusas
London
M “St
Petersburgh
Nishorey
Moscow
Cronstadt
St. Peters
Stutgard
of Cumberland
Mecklenbug Schwerin
Papusstan Foxps
St. Schuld Sch
New. York
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Puebla
Cuéruabaca
Vittoria
Evesias
Metamoras
Sita Anna
Anth
Miguel Zevon Trujillo
Frio
Valparaiso
el Mergurio
Arequipa
Jamarra
Miller
Pasco
Nieta
Jdmarra
San Roman
Cuzcn
Pano
New Orleans
Campeachy
Privilegia
Sanchez
Merida
New York Commercial Advertiser
Board of Heart
Diane-street
Greenwich
Ieee ‘Un-Bellvge
Court Martial Finds Christie Guilty on Part of Charges
Plymouth dated Sept 24 1834 reports the Court Martial on Mr. Christie concluded. The court met at the usual hour, heard defence and witnesses, and after deliberation found the prisoner guilty on part of the charges. He was sentenced to lose one year’s rank and to be severely reprimanded.
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Plymouth
Christie
Court of Common Council over Lord Mayor curbs Court access
The Committee of the whole Court debated the Lord Mayor’s refusal to convene a special Court to discuss the Municipal Institutions report. Members condemned the mayor’s letter to William Pritchard, urging a quick decision, and resolved to request the Lord Mayor explain and correct the conduct while delaying debate until a successor is in office.
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Willian’ Pritchard
Mansion House
Carré of Common Council
C. Farebrother
William Pritchard
Stacey
Stevens
Court of Common Council
Common Council
Hall
Williams
Watling-street
London
Winchester
Heprpell
French
Peacock
Fisher
Galloway
Pewtress
Chapman Marshall
Pritchard
Figgina
Prior
Commissioners of Municipal Inquiry
Accident injures noted reformer Matthew Hale
Friday an omnibus accident at Hackney left Matthew Hale with a fractured left leg. He was moved to a neighbor's surgeon near his Southwark lodgings and remains in precarious condition as drivers and cabs shouted in celebration.
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Matthew Hale
Hackney
Southwark
Hale
Noted Orangemen Meeting in Cavan Reported
Dublin Evening Post sketch details a Great Meeting of Orangemen in Cavan with Marcus Beresford urging attendance. Report claims only 500-600 present, armed attendees, and a speaker praising arms. The meeting adjourned after about three hours amid strong language and political atmosphere.
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Cavan
Marcus Beresford
Dublin Evening Post
Dublin
Marcus
Rathbourne
Coleonel Clements
Oliver Nugent
Lucas Clements
John Godly
Samuel Gray
Ballibay
Monaghan
the Post
Times
Irish letter from 1834 expresses respect and planned visit
Daniel O Connell receives thanks for opposing the Coercion Bill and enabling the writer to come to Ireland. The author declines an immediate visit to Darynane for duty and time reasons, pledging to visit next year if alive and well, and closes with a note about The People's Press from Cork praising its tone and principles.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Sig
Edward Dwyer
Arryoane
Ireland
Darynane
the People’s Press
Cork
The Ministerialist Letter to Ireland from 1534
A dated political tract arguing for limited ministerialist alignment in Ireland. The writer mocks Lord Brougham and the opposition Orange faction, defends a cautious pro-government stance, and urges unity with the ministry to resist Tory oppression and safeguard Ireland’s interests. It rails against violence, bigotry, and the so called criminal career of the Opposition.
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Darrynane Abbey
Lord Brougham
Inverness
Sam
Ireland
de LivrLx
Lord Grey
Bowess
Solomon
Range
Perac
Dunderbeads
The
Mail
Orange
Christiana
Parasitic Orangeism threat and Irish reform plan
In a fierce political address the speaker denounces Orangeism as capricious tyranny sustained by British government support. He warns of treason risk, urges Repeal unity free from sectarian strife, and calls for corporate reform and accurate religious instruction statistics to expose sectarian manipulation. He proposes petitions for corporate reform, cautions against Catholic or Protestant bias, and urges truth in religious population reports.
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Ireland
Orange
Orangemen
Iris
Russia
Poland
House of Commons
Log
Brougham
King Stork
Wellington
Commissioners of Corporate Inquiry
Catholic Association
Orange Press
Crown
Earth
Heaven
Kildare-place
Ennia
Clare
Plan to force accurate census data from Catholic clergy
Daniel O'Connell urges Irish Catholics to aid enumeration by providing detailed parish by parish lists of inhabitants. He calls for two paper books per clergy, signed and verifiable by informants, with names, ages, trades, residences, and religions. He argues this will expose Orange misrepresentations and influence political reform, including tithes.
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Arish
Matthew Barrington
Barrington
Edward Dwyer
Corn Exchange Rooms
Burgh Quay
Dublin
Ireland
North
House of Commons
Lord Duncannon
Lord Brougham
Bavardage
England
Stortimer O'sul- Hoap
Mortimer
Flannery
Clonmel
Mortough
Boyton
Mr. Butt
British Empire
Daniel O’co Nell
Tolls on Blackfriars Bridge Raise City Feud
A historic account discusses the expected disruption of traffic on Blackfriars Bridge as arches risk collapse. It notes large daily tolls from carts and waggons, forecasting a revenue far short of repairs and possible Parliament funding, with the city profiting from tolls if repairs proceed. It then recounts a humorous anecdote about a painter Copley and a man with three wives amid a family portrait dispute.
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Blackfriars-bridge
Heaton Park Races Crowd and Weights Amid Grand Duke Mention
Unclear text fragment details horse races at Heaton Park with references to Grand Grand Duke Mehal and various owners including Lord Wilton, Mr. Gerard, and Mr. Houldsworth. Mentions weights, entries like Arachne and Titus, and stakes such as the Gold Cup and Heaton Park Stakes.
Oswestry Races Wednesday Sweepstakes and Gold Cup
The program lists a Sweepstakes of 20 sovs per foal born 1831, ran over one mile and a half with three sabs. A Gold Cup worth 100 sovs by subscription of 10 sovs each, spanning two miles and a quarter with eleven subs. Also multiple purses and heats across Breconshire and Usk Stakes, with names including Sir Rowland Hill and Miss Charlotte among many entries. crowds, heats, and subscriptions noted.
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Heaton Park
Wepwrspay
Pestechavite
Stanlees
Gerard
Billinge
Barton
Byng
Atp
Kent
Lord Wilton
Epeli
Molony
Lord R. Grosvenor
Mr. Tosque
Agereup
Lord Witton
Lora
Houldsworth
Titus
Townley
Westport
Osbaldiston
Grand Junction
Wilton
Jenny Glutton
Oswestry
Palin
Zarasve
Mezereon
Cotesnd
Siasessacceseer
the Gentlemen’s
Stanley
Yous
T. Stanley
Young Paragon
Moss
Tiara
Siasecesesutersee
Wadlow
Shrephon
G. Cooke
Red Rover
Ea Grace
Giffard
Charlotte
Eagle
Allanson
Lady Moore
Brecon Braces
Breconshire
Sdvs
Vaseel Gwynne
Seva
Fuller
Nell Gwynne
Gough
Lily
As Bowell
Tyler
Lusboroug
Mr. Williams
Mr. Peyton
Bagby
Dandina
Polly Hopkins
St. George’s
Fatima
the Admira
B. Powell
Jack
Kennedy
Abbess
Williams
Porecon
WEUREBURY Gold Cup Stakes at Three Miles
A historic horse racing listing notes subscribers paying ten sovs each for a three mile distance. Five entries include Mr Beardsworth's Independence, Captain Lamb's Vivian, and Derby hopefuls. Sweepstakes offer various sums with heats and multiple entrants, detailing horses from Donnington to Bedlamite and Rutland with several age classes and entries.
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Weurebury
Pecia
Beardsworth
Independence
F. Sharratt
Buffalo
Syra
Captain Lamb
Vivian
Ongley
Donnington
Derby
Tomes
B.c
Warren
E. Peel
Rutland
Jonea
Pantatoon
Woo
Mr. Beardsworth
Longwaist
Mr. Giffard
Tramp
Mr. Tomes
General Yates
Evens
Hastings Races Result from The Loving Sweepstakes
Yesterday at Hastings a four heat race known as the Loving Sweepstakes of two thirteens with 40 added was won by Mr Brown's bay gelding Pinsayes, beating Mrs Hodges's Caroline a four year old filly, Mr Lambden's Little Rover a two year old colt, Mr Soar's Aliba a three year old colt and Mr Theobald's Stockwell Beauty a three year old filly.
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Hastings
Mr. Brown
Pinsaeys
Hodges
Lambden
Little Rover
Saour
Aibba
Theobald
Stockwell Beauty
Upton Upon Severn Races Ham Stakes and Yeomanry Stakes Report
Details of local race day events at Upton Upon Severn include the Ham Stakes for five sovs with added stakes, heats over about a mile and a half, named entrants led by Kendal owned horses, and the Miser by Cymbal. The Yeomanry Stakes winner is Colonel, with Cotterell and Chesterton in the places. The Stake of three sovs and ten sovpounds heats cover a mile and a quarter with gentlemen subscribers, won by Cyclops, and the Stewards Purses for ponies feature Captain Rock and Jessy among contenders.
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Upton-Upon-Severn
Ham
Col
Gilbert
Kendal
Mr. White
Grimaldi
Davies
The
Holland
Cymbal
Higgins
Wil
F. W. Brice
Major Martin
Witley
Baker
J. Hill
Colonel
Cotterell
Chesterton
Hobson
Cyclops
Abeahana
Newlands
New
Dfr
Williams
Rock
Bir
Kees
Jessy
Benbow
October Market Notes and Theater Advertisements
Fragmentary notices describe October market items and theater ads. References include cheese sources at Newark and Friday to Monday shows, with a farmer and vaudeville acts, a large establishment seeking a key-trumpeter and a pistol expert for a grand foreign theatre.
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Newark
Blestord
Torry
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Albany
Board of Health
M. A. Andrews
Andrews
Hosmer
Middletown
Con
Rahnother
Chester
Ogdensburg
Prescott
Detroit
Montreal Herald of
Montreal
Quebec
Bubh
Bec
Galt
U. C
Ial
MR. Christie
Wourt Martial
Ford Lyndhurst
Copley
Duke Mehal
Lord ©Iford
Paris
Wales
Park
Eaton
Newmarket
Ing
Walsall
Country Markets
Beans
Pease
Barney
Long Sutton
Fagg Spangeenerences
Alee Hantin
Wenes
Jae Oakham
Acceseecee
Asveeesas
al Anenes
Westmorland
Cheshire
A - Durham
Yorks
Louth
Caistor
Grimsby
Lynn
Aes
Boston
Cevecuse
Ding
Eaford
Ceeftd
Uppingham
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