Dublin Steam Packet Prospectus and October News Notice
Notice announces sailing times for the Dublin Steam Company ships calling at Plymouth and Falmouth with agents in Dublin. It also lists forthcoming Westminster Review content and a long public notice on postage rules for newspapers to and from British colonies, with detailed conditions and fee structures effective October 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Bells Vast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Lonnon
H. Mills
Palmouth
Thames
Onnan
John-street
Crutched Friars
Regent-circuit
Piccadilly
Steam Company
St. Ine Docks
Wd. Smith
Omnibus Nuisance Case at Guildhall Court
A Police Committee Court in Guildhall heard cab and omnibus nuisance cases. An omnibus conductor named Barber was fined about 31 for tearing a rival omnibus door with his pole after starting late and prompting a retaliatory start by the complainant. The court blamed both for time violations and urged precise complaints for further action. Merchants in Leadenhall Street pushed for relief from constant omnibus stoppages, but authorities required specific complaints to act. The session also notes Michaelmas Day goose customs in Rome, where no edible geese are available due to historical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster” Review
XLIL
General Jackson
Bank of the United States
Diamond
Brasil
Spain
Janes Mackintosh
Nieingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Oa Jeety
Great Britain and Ireland
Hany
St. Martin’s-le- Grand
Aire
Francis Freeling
Klosers
Harmer
Barber
Winch
Threadneedle-street
Hackney
Leadenhall-street
Leadenhall Market
Alderman Venables
Aulic Council of War
Rome
France
Insolvent Debtors Court deals with fraud and marriage settlement
In a case before the Insolvent Debtors Court Captain William Stoke of the East India Company's service faced Mr. Creswell for Mr. William Dunn of Dublin. Stoke, once claiming single status, had a wife and engaged in schemes to settle large sums. He pledged to settle £2,000 on his sister and faced a prison term after fraudulently contracting debt with Dunn. The court sentenced him to fifteen months in prison for false representations. In a Court of Requests hearing, John Jenkins, a costermonger, faced a bill of £393 for household provisions charged to his wife. Jenkins claimed his wife was separate from him and produced a mocked divorce notice. The commissioner reserved judgment after Jenkins cited prior cases and dubious evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stoke
How East India Company
Creswell
William Dunn
Dublin
Messrs Cooke
Woodroffe
Wales
India
Thompson
Dunn
John Jenkins
Fraternity of
Costermangers
Thomas Little
Haydon Alley
Mary Jenkins
No.9
Haydon-alley
Witheas
Robt
Stubbs
Doctor Commonses
Bill Jackson
Jenkins
Jack Hollis
Richard Birnie
Bowstreet
Richard
Hit
Little
Rescue attempt at notorious Aby Belasco case ends in court
In Middlesex Sessions a riotous scene outside the court led to the arrest of Abraham Myers and several associates. Summersail, the head turnkey, thwarted a planned rescue. Myers clashed with officers as the bench ordered him to gaol for three months before being remanded on recognizance for future good behaviour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Myers
Belasco
Chaiman
B. Rotch
Summersail
Myers
Rothh
White Hart Yard
Drury Lane
Beukelingszoon and Early Dutch Herring Curing Tale
A fragment notes William Neukeelszoon or Beukelings as the first to teach the Dutch the art of curing herrings, born in Bier Ulict where he died in 1397, later linked to Emperor Charles V and the Queen of Hungary visiting his tomb. Also reports a severe kitchen fire injuring Mrs Hammersley, a pregnant woman, at Portman Square with life in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neukeelszoon
Beukelings
Bier Ulict
Charles V
Low Countries
Hungary
Hammersley
Subrge Street
Portman-square
Provincial Markets and Trade Shifts Amid Wool and Cotton Demand
Liverpool cotton market notes a weekly decline in stocks and strong demand for long staple and American varieties, with 32,280 bags sold on speculation and export. Corn exchange reports dull trade, low wheat and oats prices, and ample Irish supply. Butter, beef, pork and bacon prices show modest movement. Cotton opens briskly on reduced stocks, with 9,000+ bales traded including 8,500 American and 150 Surat. Agricultural and wool trades in Leeds and York present mixed prices, with wool markets tight and manufacturers cautious on pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Brazils
Amorican
West Indies
Demerara
East Indies
Egypt
Levena
Brazil
East India
Liverpool Corn Exchange
Ireland
Europe
America
Belfast
Banbridge
Coleraine
Sligo
Derry
Waterford
Limerick
Newry
Carlow
Cork
Sea Island
Surat
Pernam
Leeds Intelligencer
Leeds
Radford
Manchester
Rossendale
York
Selby
Copper Ore Sale at Pool Thursday October Second
Copper ore quantities listed by mine names total 2499 tons to be sold at Pool on Thursday October 2 with Dolcoath 509 tons East Wheal Crofty 448 Cook's Kitchen 287 Stray Park 194 Wheal Strawberry 187 Fowey Consols 166 South Towan 161 South Wheal Bassett 134 United Hills 116 Lanescol 92 Wheal Harriet 88 Wheal Sparrow 37 Pol gooth 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool
Dolcoath
East Wheal Crofty
Cook’s Kitchen
Stray Park
Wheal Strawberry
Fowey
South Towan
South Wheal Bassett
United Hills
Lanescol
Wheal Harriet
Wheal Sparrow
Polgooth
Advance of the Revolution on the Funds and Landed Property
The author sketches a second movement of revolution aimed at annihilating funds amid cries of national faith. He argues fundholders rely on fragile credit and permanent taxation, predicting parliamentary repeal of taxes and vast exchequer bill reliance, leading to the destruction of funded property and the Consolidated Fund. He warns of a forthcoming third movement abolishing aristocracy and shifting landed inheritance rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivan
Constantimonte
Venice
Genoa
Amsterdam
Threadneedsle-street
France
Holland
Austria
America
England
Paine
Bank of England
Waskisson
Consolidated Fund
Ling
Petion
Louis
Peel
Cholera Outbreak Strikes Springburn Village Near Glasgow
Cholera of a virulent form hits Springburn on the Glasgow Kirkintilloch road. Infections spread from two children to seven more deaths by Sunday, with 13 of 26 ill dead, four recovered, nine still doubtful. Nearby villages report cases, but Glasgow city left untouched. A doomed Bridgeton resident walked 19 miles to escape risk and died within hours of arrival, while her mother fell ill and died next day. Also reported is an assault on Custom-house officer James Jordan in Southwark during a seizure of contraband brandy. The smuggler fled after a struggle. brandy taken to the King's warehouse. complaints filed with Customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuHoLera
Springburn
Glasgow
Kirkintilloch
Irl
Lochwinnock
Bridgeton
James Jordan
Southwark
Jordan
London Fire Engine Establishment
King
Commissioners of Customs
Hutchinson Deserter Courtmartial Threat Headline
Private Hutchinson of the Scots Fusileer Guards returns to Windsor from London and faces a district court martial for desertion after giving himself up. Colonel Bowater presses for swift proceedings, detaining letters and denying timely legal aid while questions arise over the 21 day rule and proper deserter status. The True Sun notes fear of renewed military torture amid official stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Windsor
London
Bowater
Keate
Hutchington
Col. Bowater
Horse Guards
True Sun
Taxes on Necessaries and the Burden on Workers
An analysis of taxation on everyday goods in Britain and Ireland argues that direct and indirect taxes fall largely on the working class. It itemizes taxes on beer, sugar, tea, soap, housing, bread and meat, clothing, and other essentials, concluding that a labourer earning 15s 6d per day loses at least half of income to taxation, with deeper impacts under low wage conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Industrial
Great Britain and Ireland
West India
Barilla
Eseser
Lament on Irish unemployment and need for industry
Cobbetts Register laments thousands of educated Irish youth unemployed due to oversubscribed professions. It argues compulsory Poor Laws could redirect attention to useful science and commerce, asserting Ireland has means to provide full employment without idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Byatt
Cobbett
Public Dinner Invitation Sparks City Interest in Lord Durham Visit
An Edinburgh meeting, called by the magistrate at the request of prominent residents, unanimously endorses a public dinner in the Trades Hall for Lord Durham if he accepts. Demonstrations by city trades may accompany the invitation, signaling political support and potential hostility to the present ministry. A committee will coordinate arrangements if he accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades
Scotland
Lord Durham
Lord Brougham
Edinburgh
Earl of Durham
Aebie
Lord Dorham
Persian frontier violence and Arracan reform notes in 1834
Reporting from Tabreez Erzroum and Arracan, the piece covers Jehanguire Meerza’s raid on Jellallee borders, Persian caravan attacks near Karaklissi, and denunciations of Turkish-Persian hostilities. It also notes British concern over Arracan governance, roads, and robberies, plus a discussion on language use in courts and the potential shift from Persian to English in official affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Tasreez
Jehanguire Meerza
Khoi
Abbas Meerza
Byazeed
Dellatlees
Erzroum
Persis
Karaklissi
Mahomed Meerza
Tabreez
J. Campbell
Prince Royal
Jehanguire
Ardebil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Police Committee
Guildhall
LAW Intelligence
Aby Belasco
Agriculture, Manufactures
Ee East Indies
Diag
Georgia
Mobil
Alabama
New Orleans
Pernamuco, &c
Lad
Sahia
Macaio
Maranbam
Minas
Demerarz, &c
Adoes
Bahama
Smyrna
Bengal
Mining Intelligence
Thinst
Great St. George
Ene
Launescot
Relistian
Private Hutchinson
Colonel Bowater
India News
Arracan
Macsween
Calcutta
Wige
Erguonah Buldakhul Tipperah
Jwhleh
Eprope
Janda
Ier
Puck
Zemindaree
Fr. Wise
Zibid
Agra
Brownrigg
Mofussil Alkhar
Mofussil
Hooghly
Bengallee
Canton
China
Crina
Adias
Tribune
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