Important Speech by O Connell in Dublin Assembly
Mr O Connell calls for immediate petitions to both Houses to express Irish wants as Parliament nears. He denounces the Lords, urges continued unity to resist oppression, contrasts Belgium’s union with Holland, and insists on reform including tithes and Dublin’s corporation abuses. He backs government support while warning of Lords resistance.
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Ireland
House of Lords
England
Belgium
Holland
Mark
Lyndhurst
House of Commons
Everty
Dublin
York
Berkshire
Shaun van Vaugh
Waterloo
Duke Wellington
Paddy
Mr. O'Connell
Duke of Wellington
William the Fourth
Trish
Orange Faction
Orange Action
Plunket
Lord Mulgrave
Corporation of Dublin
Dublin Corporation
O’connell
Lord Lyndhurst
Algiers
Peel
Scotland
Lord Melbourne
Irish Association Plans Legal Tithe Reform and Parish Pacification
Daniel O’Connell outlines a mass Irish Association with two pacificators per parish and active registries to curb agrarian outrage. He proposes petitions for Parliament on tithe reform and corporation overhaul while urging orderly, lawful action and continued ministerial support.
Descent Of The Great Balloon In Germany
A London balloon voyage ends safely at Weilburg Nassau after a seventeen hour flight covering about 480 miles. Charles Green and companions are welcomed by the Duke of Nassau and provided assistance at Weilburg before deciding next steps toward Paris or London.
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Germany
Balloon voyage details from Weilburg descent and Paris ascent plans
The article notes the balloon descent near Weilburg the Nassau-Weilburg capital, with a royal welcome and crowded hotel. It cites Mr Gye and Mr Monck Mason calling the voyage delightful and notes future ascents from Paris, gas supply challenges at Vauxhall, and interest from scientists across France in witnessing the spectacle. It adds reference to Lennox’s prior abortive ascent attempt and Blanchard’s Channel crossing in history.
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Galignani
Weilburg
Nassau-Weilburg
Gye
Monck Mason
Paris
Germany
Vauxhall
London
France
M. Lennox
Channel
Dover
M. Blanchard
Balloon ascent sparks Paris audience acclaim in Grand Opera
Paris Letter describes Dr Jeffries ascent by fair wind reaching Guignes then Paris, with crowds cheering Vive les braves Anglais. Gye plans further public display if gas supply allows, Green aims for high altitude experiments and possible Paris exhibit. Mason reports a 480 mile seventeen hour flight across Europe ending near Weilburg.
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Jeffries
Guignes
France
England
Green
Gye
Paris
Mr. Gye
Guy Luaac
Balloon voyage record from Vauxhall to Weilburg in Nassau
Details incomplete about Mr Green and companions Monck Mason and Holland. They ascended November 8 from Vauxhall Gardens, descended near Weilburg after a cold voyage, threw out an anchor at Montabour, and arrived in Weilburg the same day with the balloon. They heated with spirits on lime and claimed a London newspaper proving their trip. The voyage was said to be for a large wager.
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Calais
St. John’s Lodge
Namur
London
Weilburg
Nassau-Weilburg
Rhine
Mason
Gye
Coblentz
Dover
Channel
S.E
Nassau
The
Haguee
Hugh
Green
Monck Mason
Holland
Vauxhall Gardens
Weilbur O
Niedenhausen
Montabour
Terra Firma
Agricultural Bank of Ireland Suspends Payments in Dublin
The Agricultural Bank of Ireland suspends payment as the Board notes heavy strain from Dublin notes and orders, Bank of Ireland drafts, and money market pressure. Resolutions urge shareholders in the UK and Ireland to pay instalments, promise posted asset statements, and warn against depredations to property while the Bank resumes cautious operations.
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Dustin
Tursday
Agricultural Bank
Board of Directors
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Bank of Ieland
Bank of Ireland Aving
National Bank of Ireland
Palile
Ireland
England
Scotland
William Hodges
Mansion House
T. M. Gresham
Raheny Park
Philip Jones
Dame-street
James Dwyer
Lower Gardiner-street
William Tilly
D. Taylor
Fitzwilliam-place
John A. Palmer
James’s-street
John Chambers
Abbey-street
Arthur L. Saunders
Killarney
William MarcHeLt
Destructive Fire at 23 Sherrard Street and New Antarctic Expedition
A young carpenter raised the alarm at No. 23 Sherrard Street when a blaze broke out, firemen rescued two female servants, and nearby homes escaped major damage with £1500 losses noted. The Royal Geographical Society announced a large US expedition to Pacific islands and Antarctic regions, aiming to start in spring 1837 with a 36 gun frigate and support ships, funded by Congress.
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Sherrard Street
le Croix
Royal Geographical Society
United States
Pacific Ocean
Antartic Ocean
Congress
Lieut
Wilkes
United States’ Navy
London
Paris
Munich
Marriage bans and second christening confuse London man
Henry Murray sought magistrates advice after his wife Elizabeth Smith was allegedly re christened Hannah Ann Gregory and declared not his wife. Letters from a Mr Clements and a Limehouse minister suggested bigamy risk if she remarried. Officials noted prosecution costs would fall on the county.
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Lambeth Street
Henry Murray
Hardwick and
Halswell
Bans
Christ Church, Spitalfields
Elizabeth Smith
Hardwick
Ann Gutch
Hannah Ann Gregory
Elizabeth
N.B
St. Ann, Limehouse
Charles Clements
Limehouse Church
Clements
Capture of Gamblers at Marlborough Street
Joseph Sherwood Henry Gideon and Richard Smeed appeared before Mr Dyer on a judge s warrant over a charge of keeping a common gambling house in Pickering Place. The case focused on custody money seized and whether constables acted properly. The defendants were required to find two sureties of 50 pounds each and to enter into recognizance of 100 pounds to appear at the sessions.
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Marlborough Street
Joseph Sherwood
Henry Gideon
Richard Smeed
Dyer
Pickering Place
Dowling
Sherwood
Robinson
Tomlins
Inspector Morgan
F Division
Mr. Dowling
Mr. Robinson
M‘craw
Charles Joseph
Royalhill House
Bayswater
Discharge Granted to Insolvent Painter Benjamin R Hayden
Benjamin R Hayden, historical painter, presented to Insolvent Debtors Court from King's Bench Prison for discharge. Creditors did not oppose. Mr. Cooke supported him. Debts since 1831 total £1,691 16s 6d, with £1,220 3s 6d received. profits 1881 £647 10s and current year £947. Discharge ordered by Commissioner Law.
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Benjamin R. Hayden
King’s Bench
Cooke
Xenophon
Raser
Earl Grey
Buonaparte
Duchess of Kent
Commissioner Law
Accidents and Deaths Mark Lord Mayor’s Day
A man died at St Bartholomews Hospital after severe injuries on Lord Mayor’s Day leaving a widow and three children. Another incident reports a Lambeth fisherman finding a body near Millbank barge. the victim, Becket, intoxicated, was identified by clothing and later sent to the workhouse for a coroner’s inquiry. Mr Mutch was taken to Newgate amid heightened tension outside the office.
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Spencer
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Taylor
Lambeth
Becket
Mutch
Newgate
British officer shot by Carlists near Bilboa
Reported attack on evening of the 22d ult was carried out by two Carlists hidden outside the town. Mr Heywood, a clerk of the Kingdoy S Commander Lapidge, was dangerously wounded in the thigh. assistant surgeon Mr Ferguson escaped unhurt as Carlists fled.
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Heywood
Kingdoy
Lapidge
Portuzalette
Bilboa
O'Neil Ferguson
Surgas
Bou
Surgos
Westminster Hospital
Wesminster Hospital
Bankruptcy notices expanded for William Henry Howard and others
The London Gazette lists bankruptcy supersedes and enlargements across multiple trades. Names include William Henry Howard upholsterer of Cheltenham Richard Parkinson cloth manufacturer Charles Roberts victualler Charles Eldridge builder John York tanner James Everard farmer John James Holyoake needle maker William Boam draper Robert Wilby ship owner John Ward banker James Smith salesman James Peters corn merchant Sol Man Harris timber merchant William Brooks jeweller James Stringer scrivener Charles Danvers sawyer Benjamin Homan builder John Middleton warehouseman.
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London Gazette
William Henry Howard
Cheltenham
Richard Parkinson
Farsley
Yorkshire
Charles Roberts
Oxford
Victualler
Charles Eldridge
Brighton
John York
Thorne
James Everard
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
John James Holyoake
Redditch
Worcestershire
William Boam
Buxton
Derbyshire
Robert Wilby
Park-street
Islington
John Ward
Woolwich
James Smith
Jamies-street
Covent Garden
James Peters
Littlehampton
Sussex
SOL@MAN HARRIS
Wardour-street
Soho
William Brooks
Hatton-garden
James Stringer
Northampton
Scrivener
Charles Danvers
Rotherhithe
Sawyer
Benjamin Homan
Hastings
John Middleton
Broad Street
Cheapside
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in the London Gazette
The London Gazette records insolvencies and bankruptcies including Nehemiah Gerrard and John Gerrard of Manchester cotton spinners, Abercrombis of Tottenham Court Road brass founders, and various others across Essex, Cornwall, Hastings, Brighton, and more with certificates and sequestration noted on December 6.
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London Gazette
Nehemiah Gerrard
John Gerrard
Manchester
Mary Anne
William Henry Abercrombis
Going, Street
Tottenham-court-road
Benjamin Brissenden
Clarence Tavern
Tunbridge Wely
London Markets and Cattle Trade Reports
London markets report a sharp rise in Wheat prices while barley and malt show quiet trends. Smithfield and Islington cattle markets note large supplies and mixed quality with brisk beef and veal sales, plus substantial pork and mutton activity. Births marriages and deaths listed in multiple local notices.
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Smithfield
Islington
Monpary
Large Northern Districts to be Supplied by Various Agents
The major manufacturing districts of northern England will be supplied by agents in Liverpool Newcastle upon Tyne Manchester Sheffield Birmingham and Leeds. Applications for country agents are welcomed and must be sent to the GENERAL AGENT. Current appointments include agents in Croydon Norwich Bath Lambeth Croker Bristol Brighton Portsea Plymouth Warrington Derby Lynn Norfolk Kingston Pilgrith Potteries Leicester Devonport Royston Watson and Co Chester le Street Wisbeach and Isle of Ely. London district agents are listed with Strang Berger Purkiss Clements Watson Sharp Stallwood E Kings Chancery Lane and Great Turnstile Marshall Spits Fields Mrs Detrosier and M Hucklebridge. General Agent for sale of this Paper is Mr Charles Pens.
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England
Smith
Scotland-road
Liverpool
Carruthes
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Heywood
Manchester
Bready
Sheffield Guest
Birmingham
Mann
Leeds
Bakes
Croydon
Riches
Norwich
Cogswell
Bath
Phun
St Gow
James Rogers
Lower Marsh
Lambeth
Arnold
Linepool
Croker
Chappel
Bristol
Cook
Brighton
Harding
Portsea
Heydon
Plymouth
Hurst
Warrington
Jewit Derby
Lynn
Norfolk
Povey
Kingston
Pilgrith Potteries
Staffordshire
Seal
Leicester
Towson
Devonport
Warren
Royston
Watson and Co
Chester-le-street
Durhami
J. Howard
Wisbeach
Isle of Ely
London
Strang
Paternoster-row
Berger
Holyswell-street
Purkiss
Compton Street
Clements
Pulteney-street
Watson
City-road
Sharp
Kent-street
Borough
Stallwood
Hammersmith
E. Kings Chancery-lane
Marshall
Brick-lane
Spitsfields
Detrosier
St. Johne Street
Clerkenwell
M Hucklebridge
Charles-street
Hatton-garden
Charles Pens
London printing notice from 19th century publishers
The fragment lists the London printing office of GADSDEN and Percival at Upper St. Martin's Lane and details of Rupert Gapspen and Raymond Percival of Waterloo Place and Catherine Street Strand. It notes publication on Sunday 20th November in a historical newspaper format.
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London
Gadsden and Percival
Upper St. Martin’s Lane
Rupert Gapspen
St. Anne
Soho
Raymond Percival
Waterloo Place
St. James
Westminster
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General Association
Pete
P. Lawlor
Queen’s County
O'Connell
Messrs. Preen
Brunswick Parade
Pentonville
Charles Green
Sam
Ebwd
Duchy of Nassau
Edward Spencer
Thomas Moncx Mason
Richard James Adams
Chelmsford
Essex
Richard Webster
Cornhill
Elizabeth Cocket
Blackteath-road
Hugh Sears
Bodmin
Cornwall
Linten-Draper
John Hyatt
White Ferry-house
Pimlico
St. Leonard’s
William Maiben
Princes-street
Thomas Davies
Ledbury
Herefordshire
John Gledhill Lee
Silas Pearse
Oraston
Devonshire
George Orme
Ashton
under-Lyne
John Smith
Scaitcliffe-mill
Rochdale
Lancashire
James Marshall
Coventry
Worr
Towerlands
Irvine
James Blair
Uttoxeter
Geny Lockwood
Trinity-square
Edward Thoma
Oxford-street
London Markets
Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Grosvenor-square
Thomas George Sia
Portland-place
Charles Henry Moore
Upper Wimpole-street
F. H. Mitchell
Wyfold-court
Oxfordshire
D. G. Arnot
Burton-crescent
Alfred Williams
Christ Church
Marylebone
Pedro Jose
Pater Joha
Zulueta
Camberwell
Surrey
Sophia Anne
Brodie M. Wilcox
Dorset-square
Frognal Rise
Hampstead
Thomas Maynard
Worth
Michael Wold
Bishopsgate-street
Philadelphia
Gilbert Robertson
Scarborough
Isabella
John Tindall
Elsworth
Cambridgeshire
Matthew Haworthy
Scarlets
Hare Hatch
Berks
James Leigh Perrot
Blackheath
Jasper Thomas Holmes
Canterbury-row
Newington Batls
Richard Terrington
Meadowhill
Tonbridge Wells
G. D. Yeats
Leamington
New Waits
Wuezatt
Ourp Wuhitn
O.p Rep
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