No. 1 Strand announces new office and prizes
WIFT and Co inform the public their new office at No 1 Strand will open soon with plans to move to No 12 Charing Cross. Tickets and shares for grand prizes including a 20000 pound prize are on sale at multiple London locations. Also advertised are Butler remedies Cajepur Opodeldoc and Chilblain cerate with prices and stock lists.
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Strand
Northumberland House
Wift ,and Co
Elphas
Charing-cress
SWIFT
Aldgate
Algo
Charing Cross
Jm- Swiet and Co
Alro
C. HE
Cajeput
Cajepur
England
Butlers
St. Paul’s
Sackville-Street
Dublin
Savory ‘and Co
Net Bond-street
Regent-street
Butler
C. Lickman
Cheapwide
St. Pauls
Sackville Street
Savory and Co
New
Appointment of Jan Annesley as Consul for Catalonia
From the London Gazette on Saturday November 26 announces Jan Annesley, Esq., appointed His Majesty's Consul for Catalonia in resident Barcelone. The issue lists insolvency declarations and bankruptcies with numerous names, addresses, and dates spanning November 22 to January 7, including J H Chappell Hamiltonion Battle-bridge and J Gregory Kemp Town, Brighthelmstone, among many others, plus bankrupts to surrender in the country and dividends in London and across the country with multiple firms and individuals named.
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Jan. Annesley
Catalonia
Barcelone
J. H.chappell
Hamiltonion
Battle-bridge
Annth
J. Gregory
Rock Inn
Kemp Town
Brighthelmstone
Vietualier
T. Deadney
Regent-place
Brighton
R Jardine
Wigan
Lancashire
Inen-Dsaper
Purley
Minghinhampean
Glouceshire
Cooper
Sotheby
Welllutton-street
Scrand
McTioneer
J. Millward
J.G. Lynch
Upper Thames Street
Dealera
Chapmen
T. Elliott
Nottingham
Joiner, &c
Nnen Draper
Fens
Attem
Minchin
Verulam Bulidizigs
Gregory
Drmmnondetterts
Ensson Egies
Atons
Jax
Rostock
BFF
Atrect
T Y RR
ASUBY
Lombard-street
Dugraver
Attorny
Mr. Partington
Atten
Eawcect
Jewin-street
J. Pearce
Church-misque
Guildhall
Svarehouseman
Attwtelve
Rabioean
Walbrook
Raturner
London-road
Surrey
Blacking
Attornies
Jay and Byles
Gray'seiuh Place
A. Gibbon
W. F.gilboon
R. Gibbon
Old City
Londod
Aberdeen
Br. Ogle
Clement
Hears Saunders and
Bai Jey
Charlotte Street
Fitzroy-square
J.R DE Alzedq
Bank-Buildings
Atturnles
Messin
Pearce
St. Swithin'elane
G. Worston
Mary-street
Hampstead-road
Coleman
Tyane
Grocer
Partington
Changealley
Cornhill
London-wall
Harnese-Maxer
Hichardson
Cheapside
White
Bristol
Basinghall-Street
E. Wheatley
Leicester-square
Boolxeller
W- Scott
Pall-mall
Tailor
Écc
W. Smith
J. Atom
Jun
Aldermanbury
Merchants
W. Vale
Newington Causeway
Draper
Hs Bodie
Wikes-place
Hoxton New Town
Duval's Lane
Islington
T. Atherton
J. Dyne
Liverpool
Mr. Hinde
Marshall-street
J. Moore
Bruto
Cimber-Merchant
Rummer
All Saints‘lane
G. Wynne
Stafford
the Swan
R. Millward
Longnor
Staffordshire
Grocer and Draper
the George
Leek
J. W. Wakeford
Bolton-le-Bloors
Maen-draper
Tred Lion-strest
Clerkenweil
W. Robinson
J. Davies
Great Eastcheap
W and G
Broadheld
Ashton-under-Line
Manchester
Masons
B. ‘Igge
Thornbury
Gloucestershire
Bankruptcy notices from Londons and towns in 19th century
The notice lists multiple bankruptcies and superseded bankruptcies across English towns including Sunderland Durham Beresford Place Dublin and Bath with dates Dec 1 6 9 13 and Jan 10. It names individuals such as CROWN Shipbuilder Oliver shoemaker Stephens coffee-house keeper Ricnaele dealer in watches Lake tailor Phillips and Wcutforth warehousemen Kay and Davies corn dealers Tower son Todholes Varley sloth maker Horsfall spirit merchant among others and notes surrender dates and attending attorneys in various offices.
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Nodehill
Carisbrooke
Isle of Wight
Cooke
Sunderland
Durham
Beresford-place
Dublin
Bath
CROWN
Basinghall Street
T. Brewster
Wade’s-mill
Thunbridge
Hertfordshire
Weymouth
Chancery-lane
Bond
Ware
N. Higgs
Duke Crow
Pimlico
Brewer
Fliorance
Insbirys Square
J. Schmidt
Ball-court
Cornh
Unr
Messrs
Birch and Garth
Wincheater-street
Broad
L. Crown
Monk Wearmouth -Shore
Nicholson
Percystreet
Bedford-square
J. Lake
Broad-street
Golden-square
Mr. Jager
King’space
Comercial-road
Phillips and
W.cutforth
Goldsmith-street
Wood-street
Phipps
Weavershall
T. Kay
Hulme
Manchester
St the Strar
Attorules
Pickford
Hisck Lion
Whitehaven
Uelner
Clement’s
Inn
Walker
Lewis
Newport
Monmouthshire
Tallow-Chandler
Prothero and Pull- Ups
Prothero and Phillips
Pratt
New Boswell-court
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Spirit-Merchant
Notices and notices and dissolutions in Wakefield court listings
Court house Wakefield details for eleven o clock sessions with lawyers Battye and Co and others. Includes names of victualler Swallwell of Durham and several attorneys in London and Manchester firms, with multiple dates in December and January and various dissolutions and marriages and deaths noted in the public notices.
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Court House
Wakefield
Attornies
Battye and Co
Chancery-lane
Stringer
Borbury
Akefiel
GARD
Swallwell
Durham
Victualler
Cumberland
Fisyn -Hesket
Crown
Dodinson
Carliste
Helder
Clement's Inn
J. Parker
Manchester
Albloss
Attocates
Mesara, Law, and Coates
Metsra
Adiington and Co
Bedord-Trow
M. Harber
Morton Banks
Yorkshire
Metsre
New London Inn
Exeter
R. Bratton
Mr. C. Bratton
Castle Street
S Brown
Oxford
W. W
J. Sanderson
Nichaiaeser
Insurance
Brokers, &c
East East India
Bers
Dutkhouse-lance
Victualer
Cheapaide
J. Eon Lothi
Merchang
Thresi
Ig Street
Nehta Tor
Oiler
Churchstreet
Cnon
Westwood
Brierley
Farmer
Omice
Leemins
London Markets Grain Trade Faces Decline and Dull Demand
London markets report a heavy Wheat trade with a 2s per quarter drop since last week and a surplus of fresh Wheat. Barley holds price, but other grains lag. Rye and certain beans weaken. Oats steady, flour trade dull, and rape seed cheaper. Prices and quotations listed for Wheat Barley Rye Beans Peas Oats and flour.
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Burns
Lin Angliah
Corn Exchange
Price-Heavy Smithfield Meat and Trade Totals
Prices across Smithfield markets show beef and mutton holding steady with fine oxen at high per stone rates and coarse meat easing slightly. Beef and veal trade notes, Park trade unchanged, leather prices and various commodities listed with unit quotes and regional market summaries.
Market news from Borough and surrounding regions on Dec 1
Friday market notes report heavy grain exchange with Wheat and Beans steady, Flour dull, meat prices mixed. Best oxen 4s to 5s per stone, mutton mostly unchanged, veal steady, pork firm. Hay prices listed. Borough market narrates limited demand due to money scarcity, little trading, potential price rise if demand improves. Also hop trade activity in Maidstone and Worcester with pockets and bags sold. Coal market prices varied across collieries, with several mines listed and ships numbers noted.
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Newvale
If Ffenhale
Wwe
Ag Ae Prige
Teadeahall
D. A
Dittory Sea
Tobe
Sinals
Corp
Sytinea
Hytere & Stetina
Eassey Briks
Catia
Wanday
Smithfield
Kent
Sussex
Worcester
Maidstone
Perent
Market wheat oats and barley prices from several towns
Country markets report prices across Guilford Canterbury Sandwich Cambridge Wisbech Huntingdon for wheat oats barley beans and peas. Notable ranges include Guilford Brown Wheat 131 to 19s per load and Canterbury New ditto 60s to 66s White Wheat 62s to 73s. Barley 83s to 423. Oats 15s to 25s per quarter. Beans 40s to 68s. Hops and hay prices also listed.
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Guildford
Canterbury
Sandwich
Cambridge
Wisbech
Huntingdon
Newcastle Old Alartinmas cattle show report
Newcastle upon Tyne Old Alartinmas cattle show was well stocked with few high quality fat cattle. Prime fat bullocks, young cows, and heifers sold from 7s 6d to 8s 3d per stone of 14 pounds. Inferior and half fat fetched 5s to 6s 6d. Lean winterers and half whey quality fair. prices declined. Halfwhistle fair had ordinary quality. good fat cows and heifers 6s 6d to 6d per stone. Bat pigs 6s 6d per stone. Ready sale for store or Spring feeders.
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Kettonhill fair cattle prices and fair notes
At Kettonhill fair on Tuesday cart colts and fillies sold high while inferior horses declined. York Martinmas cattle fair on Nov 25 saw fat beasts from 7s to 786d per stone with lean cattle steady. Servants' wages risen. Loan stock exhibited but demand weak and sales dull. large show expected from Petr with Graziers and Agriculturists. Damfriesfsir fair Wednesday saw weaker cattle demand and lower prices.
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Kettonhill
York Martinmas
Petr
Damfriesfsir
Court of Chancery hearing distressed applicant plea
An elderly gentleman appeared before the Court of Chancery pleading for mercy and a hearing. He spoke of distress and delays in the court, referencing a judgment from six months prior that had not been communicated to him.
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Caleman
Smithers
Tx Gosnelions Court
Peleman Vyre An Geend
Divorce suit for adultery in Consistory Court
Thomas Bligh seeks divorce from Helen Bligh alleging she eloped to Naples and lived with Mr Wellesley Pole, then Paris, continuing there with him to present. Case began in 1823 with citation left at residence. Mrs Bligh did not appear. Sir C Robinson found her in contempt after inquiry she had not been guilty of lockes.
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Thomas Bligh
Helen
Haerlem
Evelyn
Pembroke Place
Leeds-street
Bridewell
Liverpool
Examination Resumes in Marylebone Office Fraud Case
The Marylebone office resumes the Ireland and Gravet examination before Mr. Rawlinson. Witnesses describe forged knife and fork consignments, staged pledges, and misused orders. Ireland is committed for felony with Gravet detained for suspected fraud. detainer to await possible joint trial.
Directors defend actions at meeting amid protests
A meeting of Gwennappp e mining company shareholders convened after an advertised Saturday gathering drew no attendees. Chair Hayward led as Mr. Cooke refuted charges, praising directors and urging publication of resolutions. Nearby Protestant faction meetings pressed anti Catholic representation in York and Halifax mobilized supporters for R F Wilson.
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Gwennappe Mining Company
Auction Mart
Crown
Accor
Hayward
Cooke
County OF York
Lexus
Friends of the Protestant Cause
Heppry Hall
Pountieoe Wilson
Leais
George Inn
York
Hallifax
Halifax
Friends of the
Leeds
R. F. Wilson
Disturbance at Wotton-Under-Edge Ends in Rioting
A Saturday night clash in Wotton-Under-Edge saw about six to seven hundred workers attack J Neale and Son's factory over lower wages. The mob wrecked windows and machinery, with occupiers and workers replying with firearms, injuring several rioters. Bristol troops arrived from Enniskillen Dragoons, restoring quiet. North Somerset Yeomanry stood ready.
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Wotton-Underedge
Bristol
Enniskilley Dragoons
North Somerset Yeomanry
Bristol Gazette
Army Monthly Military Obituary and Circular Notices
A dense 19th century register lists officers and soldiers from various regiments with half-pay status, postings from India to Jamaica, and notes on garrison duties. It includes a pay change for a non commissioned officer acting as Quarter Master Serjeant, and a government circular limiting loss compensation claims to within three months of loss. Also brief local items about a foundling child case and a mother’s arrest.
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the Army
Cokseels— Erskine
48Th Foot
Madras
Kiggscote
T. P. Hankin
Neewich
Hewitt
Big ST
Fort William
Bengal
Oonor
Jatinston
Robt Challeris Payne
Halfpey Gyris
Walter Scott
Camains—Piggot
77Th Foot
Stony Hill
Jamaica
Ladders
German Legion
Dornm
Hanover
Gunn
Bradshaw's Corps
Wallop
Buchanan
India
Rich
Irvine
William Bengal
Robeson
Stapleton
African Colonial Corps
Gambia
Nash
Alsop
Loft Tus
London
Grotty
Ceylon
Bickerton
Talee
Lloyd
Royal Horse Guards
Hyde Park
Beracks
Gresley
Royal Hanf
Watson
Masters
Hatchipson
Ralpay
Boulogne
Kapkonporig
Wid Boss
Frien
Patterson
Africa
War Office
Regiment of Foot
George R
Consolidated Board of General Officers
Palmerston
Oxford and Cambridge Clerical Appointments and Degrees
Oxford announces on November 24 degrees conferred Masters of Arts on Henry William Marker and others and Bachelors of Arts on Baldwin Fulford and peers. Prefments include John Davies to Over Worton Rectory and William Cooke to Bromyard Portionist. Cambridge notes canvassing for representation, Canons named, and ordinations at Chester with several priests and deacons listed. Deaths include Rev Joseph Shaw and Very Rev John Plumptre. death of Rev John Rice Price noted with brief praise.
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Mortlake
William Edward
Rob. Gilpin
Jarosica
Marianne
Wm. Gilpin
East Sheen
Surrey
Campton
Bedfordshire
Richard
Henry Smith
Peckham House
Mary
E. R. Williamson
Rosehill
Hants
George Thackeray
King’s College
Cambridge
Thackeray
Royal Ugineera
Elizabeth Carnegie
Earl of Northesk
Redenhall
Norfolk
Giocester Wilson
Inner Temple
Elizabeth
F. F. North
Rourham
Hantin
J. Dunstan
Stepney
George Ranken
Bentinck-street
Manchester-square
Elizabeth Browning
Wm. Bayne
New Grove
Mile End
St. James's Church
George Tappen
Charles-street
St. James's-square
Alary Ann Elizabeth
Thos. Watson
Christ Church
Middlesex
B. Young
Wartling
Sussex
Elizabeth Susanoa
John Teem
Aighton
Edward Parry
Hon
East Indie Company
Catheria Bases
Edward Issad
Foraerly
Brockheath
County
Anna
Christopher Fors
Portman-street
Portman-squere
Oxford
Henry William Marker
Exeter College
George Browne Francis Potticary
William Atchins
Magdalen Hall
Robert Green Rogers
Oriel
Thomas Warren Mercer
Trinity
Ford Richardson
University
Francis Jackson Blandy
St John's
Simon Webb
Wadham
Baldwin Fulford
Exeter
John Davies
St. Clement's
Worcester
Over Worton
Burton
Hereford
William Cooke
Pipe
Bromyard
Lilly
London
Lord Palmerstone
Robinson
J. M. Norman
Trinity College
Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Earl of
St. Mary's
Thetford
G. Fowell
Free Grammar School and Hospital
Richard Fulmerston
Cagninatios
Chester
Parists
Thomas Ramsden Ashworth
Jesus College
Nicholas Robinson
George Newby
William Lockett
Queen's College
Thomas Kennion
Christ College
Herbert Ailkin
Thomas Hayes
St. John's College, Cambridge
Joseph Benn
Professor Smith
Guiseley
A. Hawksworth
Winchester
Farlington
Joseph Shaw
Free Grammar School
Stafford
John Plumptre
Gloucester
Stone and Wichenford
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Brecopehire
R. Lovell
St. Peter's
Bedford
Cornwainer
W. Hackett
Shetford
Tonkeeper
I. Howell
Cheltenham
Plumber
G. Huddy
Wellington-place
G. Lowe
Ham-Termee
W. Fill
Gutter-lane
J. Quicke
Grafftey and Price
Southwar
Smith and Simpeton
Old Broad-street
W. Myatt
Lane-end
Rutty
Miramichi
Roylance and Stokes
D. Hill
Edinburgh
Beilder
Mombas
G. Philipps
Mr. Philipps
Belem
Portugal
Owen
Paris
Countess of
Gosford
Southhill
J. Snitch
Augustus Hamilton
T. Hamilton
Half Moon-street
Julis Ann
Washington ‘Shirley
Nottinghill
Kensington
Fran Evans
New Bond-street
Chas. W. Malet
Lady Smith
Sir Michael Smith
Newtown
King's County
Harcourt-street
Paul James le Comte
Park Farm
Addington
Twickenham
James Foy
Osterly East Indiaman
Pentonville
Mr. Watkinson
R. Watkinson
Cupdeicholise
Albany
William Ogilvy
Westhall
Angus
Jacob Mocatta
Finsbury Square
Mocatta and Goldsmid
Mra. Ladington
Jos. Lodington
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Upper Wimpole-street
Edward Calvert
Sarah
Wm. Parker
Gallipoli
Matteis
Dorset
Derby
Cheshire
Old
Ray Neuer
Escee
Cesveseres
Dubho
Wvar
Whitechapel Market
St. James’s
G.B
Brazil
Janz
St.Dem
Java
Adairs
Burdon
Heaton Sis
Hebburn Main
Holywell
Killingworth
Pelaw
Pontop
Windsor
Tanfeld Moor
Townley
Wallsend Hoesspur
Ottto Green
Northumberland
Riddell
Russell
Lyon
Lambton
Tanfield
Wallsend
Cleveland
Stewart
Marylebone
Stanley de Courcey Ireland
Elizabeth Gravet
Rawlinson
Martin
Frederick Ponsonby
George Benton
High Holborn
Louisa Afin Daniel
Daniel
Cutler
Oxford Street
Stanley de Courcey
Ireland
Gloucester-place
Ferbale
Joseph Daniel
Eland
Nat
Peraoo
Hesty Séowel
Op Foneton
Treland
Ponsonby
Westminster
Gloucester Place
King’s Bench
L. Sulivan