Foreign Intelligence Briefs and Royal Updates
The piece notes the king’s minor illness and Princess Adelaide’s serious condition. It mentions possible November convocations, a Belgian king’s Paris visit, Rothschild at the Chateau, and Russia’s Paris diplomacy shifts. It also covers gunpowder trials, French stock reactions, Maroto’s move to Tours, and Ottoman-Russian tensions amid rising plague in Constantinople.
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Ria
Adelaide
Paris
M. Rothschild
Chateau
Leopold
Russia
Lieven
St. Petersburgh
Fieschia
Ds Debats
France
Europe
Spain
Great Britain
Maroto
Pyrenaees
Perpignan
Tours
London Stock Exchange
Bayonne
Don Carlos
Durango
Villareal
Salinas
Mondragon
Constantinople
M. de Boutenieff
Reis-Effendi
Perteff Pasha
Interior
England
Churchill
Mahmoud
Porte
M. de Boutenier
Reis
Frendi
Lord Ponsonby
Redshid Pagha
Altun Kinpru
M‘neil
Teheran
Herat
Mr. Ellis
Persia
Odessa
St. Petersburg
Murder and maritime danger raise steamship safety questions
Reports detail a rider of mixed news including a likely royal pregnancy, a December parliamentary prorogation, and a piracy incident as convicts returned from New South Wales. Critiques of steam boiler safety warn of missing alarms and signals aboard the Magnet and Red Rover, with passengers fearing future wrecks and a barge death in Maiden Lane prompting an inquest resumption.
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Lord Langdale
Lord Holland
Lord Melbourne
Peacock
Chancery-lane
North Star
New South Wales
Pacific Ocean
Chile
Standard
Magnet
Red Rover
Lamming
Rotterdam
Albion
Maiden-lane
Battle-bridge
Stirling
Thomas Lee
Maiden Lane
John Dykes
Hattongarden
William Gobers
Thomas Mann
John-street
White Hart
Gray’s-inn-lane
Man Dykes
William Melluchess
Nctivision
Maiden-lane-basin
Saunderson
Sir John Campbell Addresses Edinburgh Constituents
Sir John Campbell met Edinburgh electors to report on his stewardship and criticize Lords delays. He urged public opinion and constitutional protest rather than force, praised local MPs Mr Abercromby and himself, and discussed reforms including church rates and sheriff powers.
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John Campbell
Edinburgh
Waterloo
John
House of Lords
Ireland
England
Scotland
Lord Advocate
Law Officers of
Crown
Faculty of Advocates
Commons
Sir John
Lord Lyndhurst
Duke of Wellington
Lyndhurst
Abercromby
Murder on Duke Street Shocks Trinidad Community
A woman named Magdelaine, an apprentice at Valsyn estate, was killed by Prospere Crozier, a boatman she had separated from. He attacked her in her apartment with a knife, then shot himself in the jaw and is jailed, as a nearby dance continued with indifference.
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Trinidad
Antilles
Magdelaine
Valsyn
Duke-street
Prospere Crozier
Charlotte-street
Trinidad Gazette
Opposition to Evans and Ex-Ministers in Moniteur
A British life guard cornet joins Don Carlos amid Windsor and Regent Street scenes. liberalized French ex-ministers Peyronnet and Chantelauze gain parole from Ham. Dutch King speaks of Belgium, finances, and tax relief as 1831 provisions unfold.
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Evans
Spain
Life Guards
Viscount Ranelagh
Don Carlos
Brentford
Windsor
Regent-street
Europe
Moniteur
Mm.peyronnet
Chantelauze
Ham
M. Peyronnet
Holland
the Hague
Belgium
Netherlands
Inquest Finds Man Died in Hailey Pigsty
An inquest at Hailey near Witney investigated a death of a man aged about 36 found dead in a pigsty. Evidence described weeks of exposure to cold and rain, lack of adequate shelter, vermin infesting his clothing, and limited aid from local residents and officers. The jury ruled death caused by inflammation of the lungs aggravated by destitution and exposure.
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Jackson
Oxford Journal
Hailey
Witney
Westell
Jan Bartlett
Oxford
Ploughley
Mr. Turner
Mr. Bunting
Aloes
Swanhill Lane
Richard White
Mr. White
Sty
John Turner
Mr. Bush
Mr. Collier
Holland
Esteble
John Johnson
Gazly
John, Turner
Henry Partlett
James Hanks
Joseph Kearsey
Hailey Village
Thomas Sheppard
John Early
Daniel Rutter
Wood Green
Witney Union
Rutter
Hailey and
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Edgington
Edgington
Richard Cox
Bush
John Bush
John Bartlett
Edward Collier
Bartlett
Ploughley-end
Mr.Collier
Insolvency and bankruptcy notices in The London Gazette
The London Gazette lists Richard Webster insolvent of Cornhill watch and clock maker. Bankrupts include Charles Butler ware-manufacturer Tunbridge Wells John Ablitt haberdasher Silver-street London Daniel Davis oilman Aylesbury-street Clerkenwell William Mansell bill-brotray Birchin Lane Thomas Scott wine-merchant John Catt ironmonger Samuel Holt coal-merchant John M Gregor calico-printer John Wilkes builder William Newstead Thetford Barnet Walker cabinet-maker John Edmer hop-merchant Certificated creditors include J Addison Guildford T Spence linen-factor W Thurtell Wighton miller J W Codered loway colourman E Mumford jun victualler C Thorogood New Church Street etc.
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London Gazette
Richard Webster
Cornhill
Charles Butler
Tunbridge Wells
Ware
John Ablitt
Daniel Davis
Aylesbury-street
Clerkenwell
William Washington Mansell
Birchin Lane
Bill-Brotay
Thomas Scott
Watling-street
Kak John Catt
Tunbridge-Wells
Samuel Holt
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
John M‘gregor
Over-Darwen
John Wilkes
Cheltenham
William Newstead
Thetford
Norfolk
Barnet Walker
Sheffield
John Edmer
Preston
J. Addison
Guildford
Surrey
T. J. Spence
W. Thurtell
Wighton
Miller—J. Ww
Coderedloway
Middlesex
E. Mumford
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in The London Gazette
The London Gazette lists insolvents Thomas Whytall and Robert Folthorp in Islington and Upper Stamford Street. bankrupts include Robert William Smart Aldermanbury cloth factor Stephen Ratcliffe Faversham bookseller binder and stationer Horatio Skerritt Manchester cabinet maker William Satchwell Birmingham victualler Isaac Lomas Sheffield grocer flour-dealer John Walker and James Walker Leeds cloth merchants Alexander Milns Rochdale dyer John Marsden Manchester corn dealer and printer.
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London Gazette
Thomas Whytall
Upper-street
Islington
Robert Folthorp
Upper Stamford-street
Robert William Smart
Aldermanbury
Stephen Ratcliffe
Faversham
Horatio Skerritt
Manchester
William Satchwell
Birmingham
Isaac Lomas
Sheffield
John Walker
James Walker
Leeds
Alexander Milns
Rochdale
John Marsden
London Markets Corn Exchange and Smithfield Cattle Report
Market reports from London markets note moderate volumes amid adverse winds with slight price gains on select wheats and seeds. Prices for oats barley peas and new beans rise modestly. cattle sheep veal and pork markets show mixed or softer demand with some price declines and dull trade at Islington Newgate and Leadenhall markets.
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Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Smithfield
Islington
Newgate
Leadenhall
Attempt to murder shocks Alnwick crowd in midnight assault
In Alnwick a 15 year old watchmaker’s son Collingway and an 18 year old tailor’s son Anderson were lured into a lane at a town supper. Anderson allegedly stabbed Collingwood in the throat with a knife or razor and fled. Collingwood escaped serious harm with clothing acting as a barrier. Anderson was captured and imprisoned in the House of Correction. Officials suggest the motive may be to steal a borrowed watch. Collingwood’s wounds are serious but not life threatening. Also reported are dull returns from Davis Strait fisheries with many ships returning empty or with minimal catch.
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Charleston
Liverpool
J. C. Chamberlin
New York
Byron
North America
Duke-street
Constantine
Marshal Clausel
Paris
Algiers
White Horse
West-row
Carnaby Market
Higgs
James Hullah
Peter Nugent Kingston
Mount-street
King-street
Charing-Cross Hospital
Council of
The
Royal College of Surgeons
Poor Law Commissioners
Kingston
St. Alban’s Union
Howe
Harpenden
Cheshire
France
Holland
East Indies
Leek
Staffordshire
Manchester
Sierre Leone
Mathew Egidin da Silveira
Mr. Bush
Legation
Ruthven
London
Sierra Leone
Duke of Wellington
London Bridge
Newgate
Alnwick
Munper
Collingway
Anderson
Collinswood
House of Correction
Collingwood
Elie
Peterhead
Adamson
Dundee
Births Marriages and Deaths in Various London Localities
The notice lists births at Powerscourt Gloucester-place Albion street and E ve Cornwall terrace Widower Emma Paynter and Percival Bedwell’s family. Marriages include Oakes Foden to Emma Roberts and William English to Juliette Mills. Deaths report Eliza Anne French in Wimpole street and several elderly or notable figures including Thomas Ritchings Smith and James Wylde plus military officer Lieut-Col John Blake. Also wreck related death of Walter Maynard Isbert on Clarendon wreck with family in Nevis.
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Powerscourt
Viscount Powerscourt
Gloucester-place
Portman-square
Geom Metaxa
Albion- Street
Hyde-park
Percival Bedwell
Eve Cornwall
St. Pancras
Strethill
J. Goodenough
Carlisle
Richard Springett Harvey
Je Springett Harvey
Court of Chant
Sarah
Ibid Nicholl
Portland-place
Benjamin Mocatta
M. Mocatta
Rus Square
Mary Montefiore
Abne Montefiore
Stamford-hill
Wimpole-street
Eliza Anne
Marks French
Island of
Tortola
Husband
Bosworth
Leicestershire
Robert Selby
Stane-Street
Brighton
Margery
James Loch
Thomas Ritchings Smith
Furnival
Galway
John Blake
Furbough
Haymarket
A.C. Windeyer
Middle Temple
A. C. Windeyer
Chatham
East Haddon
Northamptonshire
Wi Sawbridge
James Wylde
Quartermaster-General’s
Horse Guards
Clarendon
Chalde Bay
Walter Maynard Isberton
Springbhill
Nevis
West Indies
Ann
Appointment list of general agents for north English districts
The document lists general agents and addresses across northern towns and major cities including Liverpool Scotland-road Carrut Newcastle upon Tyne Heywood Manchester Bready Shelf Guest Birmingham Mann Leeds and many others. It names London district agents and notes a general agent for the paper in Mr Charles Pew with multiple city locations and street addresses.
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England
Smith
Scotland-road
Liverpool
Carrut
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Heywood
Manchester
Bready
Shelf Guest
Birmingham
Mann
Leeds
I Croydon
Riches
Norwich
Cogswell
Bath
M‘phun
Gow
James Rogers
Lower Marsh
Lambeth
Arnold
Isepool
Croker
Chappel
Bristol
Cook
Brighton
Aeing
Portsea
Heydon
Plymouth
Hurst
Warrington
Jet Derby
JO. Riches
Lynn
Norfolk
Pavey
Kingston
Piles Potteries
Staffordshire
Seal
Leicester
Towson
Devon
Warren
Royston
Watson and Co
Chester-le-street
Dyes Anderson
Wisbeach
Isle of Ely
London
Suns
St. John-street
Clerkenwell
Hucklebridge
Charles-street
Hatton-garden
Charles Pew
London Printing Note from Gadsden and Percival
London printing notice lists Gadsden and Percival at Upper St Martin's Lane and Waterloo Place Westminster with publication at Catherine Street Strand dated Sunday 20d October. The fragment confirms printer publisher details and location in St Anne and St James areas.
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London
Gadsden and
Percival
Upper St. Martin’s Lane
Robert Gadsden
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