'THE parliamentary returns of criminal offences in Ireland for 1835, give, under the head of" Bridewell and Gaol of Tipperary," details which strikingly show how little the actual "state .of the country" is to be inferred from the number of persons incarcerated at any given time
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
The government of Madrid has issued a decree for establishing new commissions of a more effective character for the hastening of the sale of the edifices, jewels, goods and chattels, previously belonging to religious orders, and destined to the support of the army. This decree,
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
"THE quality of mercy" is an ingredient of good government, which appears never to have entered into any Tory recipe for giving peace to Irelanil. The doctors of that school are all Sangratioes, as far as Irish patients are concerned, and unanimously prescribe "firmness," which
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
riticE OF COALS. A very great sensation has been caused in the metropolis, particularly in the City of London, by the report that the great coal-owners are determined to give additional proof of the injurious combination which is stated to exist among them, by an immediate incre
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
and its vicinity, that the Lo. stamped Papers are now legalized by the adoption of the Penny Stamp, and that he will continue to supply Hetherington's Dispatci and every other London Paper, to order, at the residences of the Subscribers. Win. Jones returns his sincere thanks to
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
r - 1 11 • 1101 .1•0117 r SUSPECTED MURDER. wci N FOUND BURNT TO DEATH ENDER MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. c (FS•am the Manchester Times.) tO. the morning of yesterday se'anight the body of Hannah 'xon, a woman of depraved and dissolute habits, well kno ,a in Manchester, was disoover
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
Letters from Lisboa of the 12th inst., arrived at Paris by express, state that the first act of the new order of things in that city was to withdraw from the Prince Ferdinand the command of the army, which was conferred on him by the obstinacy of the Queen, his wife. The annual
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England
Mr. Francis Fearnought Allender, a young ge pretty well known in the victualling circles, none in mixingsa tumbler of punch, drinking it, the through its mast pathetic , charged a Mr. Galvin, a brii - •erviti having trott,e, him almost to suffocation, and, to use milling phrase,
October 1, 1836 - Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette - London, London, England