Aldermex survey debate nets July dates in court
Tuesday court business included Alderman Wilson urging the lord mayor to schedule a survey of the river on July 21 22 and 23 arguing it should occur this mayoralty given river experience and admiralty surveys. The court carried the motion eight to none in a thirteen member body.
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Alderman Wilson
Rochester
Alderman Thompson
Lucas
Wilson
Sournsza Horsz
Southsea
Threadneedie-street
Charles Franks
Capel
Mr. Capel
Bank of England
House of Commons
Guarantee Fund
Louse
Clerkenwell-green
Richard Carpenter
J. J. Burchell
Lovell
Stamp-Office
Mann
Burchell
Berry
Court of Chancery
Holborn
Wilks
Bloomsbury
Golden-square
Sir John Jacob Hansler
Tavistock Square
James Mansfield
John-street
Bedford-row
W. Tooke
James H. Mann
Old Chapel-row
Kentish-town
Thomas Weeding
Mecklenburgh-Square
Edward Baylis
Cambridge Terrace
Edward P. Clowser
New End
Hampstead
St. Giles’s Vestry
Finsbury
Sessions House
T. L. Donaldson
Hart-street
John Garten
Charlotte-street
Samuel Mills
Russell-square
Samuel Page
William H. Savage
Queen-street
H. Wrasland
Great
Russell-street
Jas, Whiskin
Upper
Bedford-place
Myddelton-square
William Lovell
Valentne Knight
John Wilks
Finsbury Square
William Hanley
Newington-pgreen
Peter Paterson
Wolverly Attwood
Tcellent Society
Ith
Attwood
Harmer
Wood
Payne
Aber ¢-Hall
Harp-lane
Tower-street
John “Gan
St. Dunstan's
Rer-Hill
Waller
Smith
Great Tower-street
Sta‘uld
Fisher
Northfleet
Clifton Baths
Wrecked brig blown to clear sea lane after failed salvage
A brig laden with coal ran aground near the shore and sank despite divers and heavy charges. Authorities planned another explosion to raise the vessel but created strict safety measures. In a separate event, Daniel O Connell chaired a charity lunch at West India Dock, raising £107 10s for Catholic Free Schools amid songs and festive cheer.
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Rosherville Gardens
Admiralty
Tovegrove
West India Dock
Blackwall
Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Friends of the Charity
Morris
Australia
Kirwan
Magee
Lord Campys
Charity
O'Connell
Belfast
Westminster
Pimlico
Ransford
Turner
Robinson
Cambridge Celebrates Duke of Northumberland as Chancellor
Provincial notes recount Cambridge celebrations for the Duke of Northumberland being installed chancellor with feasts and a grand ode. The events included student cheers, groans for officials, and satirical cheers directed at proctors amid academic ceremonies.
Bank discrepancy and local notices in Worcester
A clerk reports a £150 bank discrepancy and a deceased owner left £1,500 marked notes but £1,350 found. A respected alderman and magistrate of Devonport is noted. Worcester items discuss transferring mail for London to rail, abolishing mail coaches where feasible, and paying guards via the post office, with a prior £70,000 expense consideration.
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Jago
T. Husband
Iit
Rees
Devonport
Worcester
London Mail
Ludlow
Great Western
Birmingham
Lord Lowther
Earl of Lichfield
Post-Office
Restoration Hope For Marchioness In Ireland
Ireland notices offer hopeful word on the marchioness Duk of Waterford recovering after another calm night free from pain or fever An Irish dispatch from Curraghmore reports continued improvement and impending health restoration for the noblewoman.
Assault on Dunbar officer by prisoner at lockup
A Dunbar burgh officer, Alexander Robertson, was stabbed in the stomach and chin by a prisoner during custody after a street disturbance. The attacker provided a grandiose tale claiming royal lineage. Robertson’s life was reported as in imminent danger, with the prisoner committed for further examination. The prisoner claims to be Eugene Augusts or Guelphs, Prince of Osnaburg, Count of Dublin, and described varied past residences and travels. He appears well educated but may be lunatic.
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Cambridge
Duke of Nor
Thumberland
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
R. Peel
University of Oxford
General Sale
Indian Army
Daniel O'Connell
M.P
All Ireland
Young Dan
Johnny Russell
Hylax
Essex
Strance
Patient
Duton-hill
Handleys
Great Easton
Ixor
Duton Hill
Wood
Liverpool
Rushton
Manchester
Wis
James Heywood
Butler-green
Chadderton
Oldham
Heywood
Plymouth
Svicipze
Mr. Rees
National Provicion Bank
Rees
Charles Donington
Thomas Husband
Jago
James Husband
Mr. H
Alexander Robertson
Dunbar
Robertson
Sheriff Riddell
Haddington
Eugene Ernest Augustus Whelps
Guelphs
Prince of
Roddy
Blue Bells
Belfast
St. James’s Palace
Windsor-castle
Edinburgh Advertiser
Madame E
Paria
Neuilly
Boulevard Des Italiens
Charles X
Uly
M. E
E . Wis
Paris
Grand Avenue
Lord Seymour
Louis Place
Louis Seize
Barriere de l'Etoile
Madame
Champs Elysees
Louis XVI
Champs Elyaces
Monsieur
Rue de Rivoli
Rue Des Champs Elysées
Gerard
Lancer
Rue de la Paix
Chaussée d’Antin
Prince Volignac
Chaussie d’Antin
Porte Cochére
Bastille
Madeleine
Mr. Thornton
England
Thornton
Baron Wildenheim
Baron
Frederick
Freperier
Count Casser
Baron Wildeneim
Freperick
Baroo
Mrs. T
Newbury
Reading
Mr. T
Bentley
Income Tax and Savings in 19th Century London News
A compilation notes the Marylebone parish tax commission, early reactions to the income tax, and its effect on dock bonds. It reports savings bank figures at St Clement Danes, Berlinge fire losses, river deaths, and crime notes. It also includes literary notices and theatrical anecdotes from Punch and Bentley's Miscellany.
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Panish
G. Spencer Smith
T. Neat
J. Simpkin
G. S. Edwards
Holles
Skynner
Liverpool
St. Clement Danes Savings’ Bank
Savings’ Bank
Ruthin
Bermondsey
British Fire-Office
Phenix
Sun
Royal Exchange
Globe
Guardian
Union
County
Total
Great Easton
Essex
Police Gazette
Suicidye
Blackfriars. Bridge
Messrs
Ives
Thames Police
Christchurch
Horne
Regent Street
Queensquare
Love of Home as Virtue in Quiet Room Verse
A short verse by Charles Cowden Clarke from the North of England Magazine portrays a lover's humility and devotion to home. The speaker likens home to a safe anchor and a shared quiet room as the center of thoughts, comparing the beloved to a steadfast guardian like a parent bird guarding nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cowden Clarke
Howe
North of England
Dataprut AccidENT to a Gentleman in Hyde-Park
A gentleman named Donaldson was injured in Hyde Park when his horse and gig bolted near Kensington Gardens. The gig overturned, he was carried to St George's Hospital with a fractured leg and multiple rib injuries. Hon. Mr. Bouverie had him transported, and Dr. Walker treated him. his condition remains precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde-Park
Donaldson
St. George's Hospital
Kensington-gardens
Bouverie
Mr. Donaldson
Walker
Imperial Parliament Debates on Petitions and Security
Lord Brucenam presents petitions against Regium Dynam and child labor in collieries from Ireland and Yorkshire. Debate notes reports of an attempted attack on the Queen, with sympathy and ongoing examination. Discussion of funds and income tax timing for July dividends, followed by a sparse Commons session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brucenam
Baptist
Southern Association of Ireland
Regium Dynam
York
West Riding of Yorkshire
Duke of
Ricuaonp
Earl of Arvon
Lord Brovenam
Earl of Ripon
House of Lords Debates on New Tariff and Cattle Trade
The Lords debated the Customs Act New Tariff with Earl Ripon urging a full revision to balance duties by article type. Opponents warned of harm to trade and colonial relations, while supporters urged free trade principles and timber and coal policies. The bill passed second reading 69 to 4.
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House OF Lords
Earl of Ripon
France
Belgium
Europe
Poland
Russia
Ukraine
Dantzic
Holland
Denmark
Earl StaNuppe
Milton
Lotere
House of Commons
Earl
Earl Stanhope
Kiel
Amburgh
Bremen
Earl of Airon
Earl Stanuope
Tamboff
Duke of Riczmorp
Marquis of Claynharpe
Earl of Moowrcast
Lord Monreade
Canada
Robert Peel
Great Britain
Lord Colchester
Earl of Airey
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Beaumont
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Ballinasloe
Malachi Kelly
Galway
Scotland
Literary Chronicle
Fraser's Magazine
Fitz-Boodle
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Colburn
Puyenon
THE
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Wellington-street
Strand
Punch
Juste Millieu
Joe
Forrien Quarterly Review
Chapman and Hyall
Fae Westmineter Review
Hooper
Summerley
Westminster Abbey
Taz Mirror
Hugh Cunningham
Ainsworth
Maclise
William Smith
Simpkin and Marshall
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
Mordaunt Wells
Middle-temple
Sonnet
Imperial Parliament
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House of Comimons
Joax Russell
Select Committee
Lord J. Russell
Viscount Sandon
Thomas Wilde
George Grey
Thesiger
Darby
Charles Wood
Thomas Duncombe
Macaulay
Robert Harry Inglis
Aglionby
Thomas Ireman
H. Harvmur
Dundas
83D Regiment
Waxlace
J. Granan
J. Ruasect
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Cocuzanz
Mewber
Baronet
J. Gaanau
Capt
Pechell
Dean Forest
Hume