Sunderland packet case at London magistrate
Captain Crawford sought a warrant to recover his wife and property from Edward Smith after she eloped aboard the Sunderland packet. Magistrate Broderip advised caution, noting a wife cannot be punished for theft by taking her husband’s goods. The case continues with property seizure planned at vessel arrival. Smuggling charges against German seamen Christian Henson and Henkel Berengson led to fines of 100 pounds each. all prisoners released after paying 10 shillings.
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Tiga Pontios
Rett
Paniy
Crawford
Sunderland
Broderip
Edward Smith
London
Sunderland Packet
F. Broderic
Rostenssen
Christian Henson
Henkel Berengson
Ballantine
Charles Ironheart
Board of Customs
Second Court Martial On Private Hutchinson Desertion
Private Hutchinson of the Scots Fusileer Guards faces a second court martial for desertion after being absent from St George's Barracks on August 25 1834 and surrendering at Windsor September 19 1894. He protests the short notice lack of legal aid and absence of key witness Sergeant Duff while the tribunal insists on proceeding and considers boot theft but finds he wore the boots when surrendering.
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Hutchinson
Scots Fusileer Guards
St. George's Barracks
Charing-cross
Bowater
London
Taubman
Seergen
St. George’s Barracks
Westminster
Infantry Barracks
Windsor
Utchinson
Duff
Scota Fusileer Guards
War Office
Bridge Barracks
Court Martial Passes Sentence On Borsones Hutchinson
Captain and Tankman testified on the prisoner’s character. Hutchinson had reportedly received 300 lashes at St George's Barracks Charing Cross. The prisoner addressed the court begging not to stress that evidence and expressed that he believed punishment adequate. Proceedings concluded and Hutchinson was taken to the guard-room awaiting the War Office's minutes. Colonel Bowater attended nearby, then departed.
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Tankman
Borsones Hutchinson
St. George’s Barracks
Charingcrost
War Office
Bowater
Revising Middlesex Barristers Court on voter lists at Whitechapel
The Revising Barristers Court for the County of Middlesex met at Whitechapel to review voter lists for St. John's, Wapping. Edward Sporr claimed a parish clerk office vote, citing Job Kentish as precedent. others argued the office is not a freehold under the Reform Act and thus not a voteable freehold.
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ST. John’s
Wapping
Edward Sporr
House of Commons
Job Kentish
Peckwell
Kentish
Theishop
Coventry
Sporr
Keen
Courtney
Mile End
Old Town
Davison
Rochester
Grover
Bain
Poplar
Knightsridge
Baker
Mile-End
New Town
Cobbett Lectures in Destin on Ireland and Tithes
Mr Cobbett opened lectures in Destin praising Ireland’s potential while criticizing absenteeism and the Union. He blamed Ireland’s distress on factors like religion, tithe system, and lack of poor laws, urging reform and warning against agrarian unrest. He outlined further stops in Kilkenny Waterford Clonmel Cork, noting Protestant support for tithe enforcement amid tension.
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Destin
Cobbett
Juste
Ireland
Oldham
House of Mans
O’connell
Cork
County of
Mayo
Clendinning
Archer
Archery
State of the Poor in Dublin Exposed by Cobbett Letter
Cobbett’s Register prints a Dublin misery scene with details of beggar houses and mendicity. It cites crowds of destitute workers in rags, scant food, and breadlines, plus mangled kitchen waste sold as sustenance by begging carts. The piece contrasts Turvill’s pig-sty with human squalor and notes mortality rates in Indian armies for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Piga
Turvill
England
Ireland
State Physician sinecure mocked amid political quacks
In a Morning Herald critique the office of State Physician is dismissed as a sinecure while railing at Peel's Currency Bill and other reforms. The piece criticizes quack remedies for Ireland and England, condemns free trade, and condemns the new bastardy law's harsh impact on mothers, noting Rotch's misstatements.
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The
Morning Herald
Peel
Argus
Mercury
Quacks
Ricardo, Huskisson, and Co
England
Ireland
Wellington, Peel, and Co
House of Lords
Poulett Thomsons
Althorp, Brougham, and
Rotch
Mr. Rotch
Mountain Sylph at EW Theatre Royal Lyceum and Opera House
Tonight the New Grand Opera Mountain Sylph with overture and music by Barnett and others opens at EW Theatre Royal the Lyceum and the English Opera House. After the opera a new operetta My Grandfather features Sir Granville Paer and Ilbury in their first appearance with Mary Manderille and Mrs Aylett. Doors open seven thirty, performance at eight.
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EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
John Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Mr. Oxberry
Hela
J. O. Atkins
Eolia
Miss E. Romer
Dame Gourke
Mrs. Griffith
Jessie
Mise Somerville
Granville Paer
Ilbury
Bes
Zeeayel Paer
Wrench
Mary Manderille
Aylett
Publication of the New Beer Act Notice
The True Sux newspaper lists the New Beer Act to be published next Sunday on October 5. It will include the full text of the act and related notices for retailers brewers publicans and others. The notice cites the publication began Saturday at 3 o clock and reiterates the act’s appearance in the edition.
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Wheely
True Sun
London Mechanics’ Institution
Duty and Morality in Poor Law Case at Mansion House
A London case debated the obligation of a son to support his father under old law after the Poor Law Act. The editor questions if the Elizabethan statute binds all or only the poor, urging broader society to bear the burden and criticizing class privilege. The piece also notes Hutchinson’s court martial and political commentary on currency and public affairs.
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Ratcliffe
Moore
Wright
Keen
Department of State Affairs
Newmarket First October Meeting Racing Notes
At Newmarket the first October meeting featured the Trial Stakes won by Gondolier by a length over Lochinvar with strong betting on Lochinvar. The Holt Stakes saw Florin and Flame among the notable contenders, Florence galloping to a half length win. The Grand Duke Michael Stakes listed Flatterer and Paris among favorites with Flatterer leading betting. St Leger prospects and Hopeful Stakes were also noted with Chaivari as favourite but no odds listed. The Edinburgh theatre closed after a successful summer, and winter plans are shaping up with Mr Murray assembling his company. The B C Plate entries include Little Red Rover Chantilly Dissolution Spotless colt.
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T.Y.C
Coal
Peel
Lochinvar
Pavis
Eeesnes
Duke of Grafton
Lord Orford
Whisker
Elizabeth
Sir M. Wood
Duke of Ruthany
Flame
Laplighter
Grosvenor
Phantom
O.svecessencees
Lagat
Deamedary
Paris
Agat Olympic
Kenastox House-Rooms
Manpay Niet
Chaivari
Lord Chesterfield
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Unty OF
Middlesex
Whitechapel
Charles Christopher Pepys
Lord Chancelor
Stanhope-street
Bickersteth
Socrau
National Institution
Charlotte-street
Rathboneplace
Coleswan
Culling
Duchess of York
Albany Road
Camberwell
Mary Clinton
Bodmin
Guildhall
R. B. Edyvean
John Wallis
Nicholas Every
St. Veep
William Philipps
Lanivet
Digory King
King
Robert Flamank
Key
Devonport Telegraph
Madras
Bengal
the Contemporary: Press
India
Pak Riese Ranids
St. Ditto Regency
Danii Honda
Yeene
Rinhe
Leicester
Bukford
New ‘York
Perative Builders’ Union
Queen-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Sotiety
Hutchins
Long-acre
Hambleton
Pulteney-street
Arthur
Hayes-court
Soho
Smith
Moor-street
Harvey
Vere-street
Clare-market
Kistner
Ditto
Banes
Bedfordbury
Roberts
Wild-street
Seven Diala
Price
Tottenham Court-Road
Negus
Operative Wilders’ Union
Hercules
Pillara
Great Queen-street
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Jance Fire Insuranane
Ote
Bolanos Mining
Pady Ovcecesvence Gorpady
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining
Ar Atera
Concen
Il Columbian Mining Co
Braxit
Famrica
Ccasenssecs
Waterford
Gothenburgh
Mediterranean
Formazaar
London Bridge
Hutcuix- Sqn
Horse Guards
Herald
Alderman Winchester
Admiralty
Sanday
Madrid
Moniteur
Duarter
Spain
Arragon
Castile
Valencia
Catalonia
Ramacosa
Nero
Ramonoga
Scot
Selma
Don Cantos
Ropit
Ropi
Clouda
Opis
Carapog Tao
Bis
Te Weil
s.Generala
Isabella
Sporting
Newmarket
M. Wood
Robinson
Mr. Yates
Bentley
de Paris
Dick Ason
Edinburgh
Murray
Mr. Biggs
Mr. Greville
Chantilly
Lord Lichfield
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