Humble address from W H Ashurst to Oxford Freeholders
The letter from W H Ashurst of Waterstock dated 18 August 1815 thanks the gentry, clergy, and freeholders of Oxford County for their support in his canvass. He pledges to visit every freeholder and notes any omissions reflect residence gaps rather than disrespect. A separate notice from Francis Hobler, Mayor of Ford, concerns an Act to repeal previous bread regulations and mandates bakers weigh bread publicly. it lists standard weights and penalties. A final notice advertises jugglers from Seringa patam performing daily at No 549 Strand, near Exeter Change, with multiple daily shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Ashaurst
Firch
Lontac
Royal Exchange
Ford
Francis Hobler
TLE
Seringa
Wanden
Christian & Son
Lewthwaite
Cape C
Dixon
I. B
John Osborne
W.G. Carter
Mortlock
Oxford Street
Hatchard
Piccadilly
Messrs. Hammaniefoleys and Co
Pall-Mall
Waarterloo
C. Smith
Mupseller
Strand
Colchester
Netherlands
Germany
Brussels
Gstend
York
Prince Bluchher
Lord Wellington
Newcastle
Sunderland
Edinburgh
Prince Glueher
Edlund
Scotland
Carlisle
Glasgow
Joan Willan and Co
Bill and Mouth
Norman Courty
Fogether
West Tytherley
Brougelion
Vothe Matissot
Norman Court
Stockbridge
Andover
Salisbury
Lungan
Romsey
Messrs
Claridge and Iveson
Pali-mali
London
Tonle Hall
Shotshim
Norwich
Hemen Hall
Shoresham
Francis
Norfolk
Surrey-street
Michaelitas
Kent
Wouse
Sydenham
Beckenham
Penge
Charing-cross
Pear
Admiralty
United Kingdom
Vackery
R. Cooper
Charlotte House
Rowland Hill
Messrs. Cooper and Co
Medical Board
Charluoute House
Blackfriars
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty’s Ordnance
Angus
Roh. Rew
Qynty
Hornsby and Co
Waterloo subscriptions soar as London meetings fund relief
The City of London Tavern and Thatched House Tavern host Waterloo Subscription meetings chaired by James Innes and the Duke of York respectively. Subscriptions shown include totals near £114,000 and £427,542 with multiple parish, county, and private gifts listed. The drive supports families of fallen and wounded British Army troops under Wellington, with notices for collection points and publishing plans for an Observer edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
City of London
James Innes
Peters
Willamt Oe
Taemas Cunitts
Combe
Whlantsell
Champion
George Brown
Osth
Weelingson
Campaiign
St. James’s-street
Duke of York
Rerminster
Essex
J. R. Holden
Briskinil
Bucks
Jones
Bow
Brickhill
E. Jones
Hackney
Flamstead
Church
Hers
Redbourn
Ditto
St. Dionis
Backchurch
Ieverend
John Qiarington
Kelvedon Hatch
A. Scarieé
Stondon Mai“sey
J-Qidhim
Weddington
Leonard _ Chapperton
Little Henry
N. Barnardiston
Wright
Belchimp
Otton
Ashen
Paris
East Hanwingfield
Joni Nettige
Andrew Wardrobe
St. Ann's
Blackfriars
Hopwell
Strayford
Kane
Arthur Reslow
Bexley
Kent
E. Barnard
Childs. Parsh
Ashuest
Simon
Statford
W. E. Jones
Kingatute
Goondstershire
W. S. Pantings
Garboldisham
Norfalk
G Stone
Hopton
Nortalk
G. _ Stone
Brenchiey
Kestiman
Bidborough
Kireait
North Cray
Foddington
Gloucestershire
Arlington
Didbrook
Messrs. Hammiersleys
Ligheborne
Warwickshire
Sir Fred. Baker
Salehurst
Sussex
Wellington
Somerset
A. Sarratt
Jamas Barber
John Heathcote
Shepperton
Middlesex
Thomas Scott
Capel Cure
J.T. Luttrell
Geo, Delavaud
Forbes
Harting
Fordbury
Archdeacon Hook
Hatchard
Church of Childney
Berks
W. Bloye
Samuel Dendy
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Oxford
Eon Brickwood
Wilson
Hampstead
Samuel C. Westom
Clias
Ware
Willngham
Cam
Keidgeville
Parm
Diss
Mansing
Rotwin Rintscily
Warminster
Werneyan
Kingston Cove
Sichpiertyerchurch
Sowth Cerney
Tie Skuwe
J. Edwards
Perring, Shaw, & Co
Hereford
Mast
Bodenham & Co
Johnson Westwood
W. Parsons
Judith Parsons
Wells
Maria Walwyn
Mary Walwyn
Mary. Bethell
Sibton
Suffolk
Francis Leerrete
Oamesby
Eston
Yorkshire
J. D. Wawnbe
Chas. Price
L. Quartley
Edward Wacott
Dre Yeans
Thomas Humby
A. Tucker
James Jopp
Christchurch
Hants
S. Clapham
Holdenhurstchapel
Christc Church
Pole, Thornton, & Co
Edward Mitchell
Charles
City of London ‘Tavern
Linyd’s
J. P. Welsford
Sserver Office
Observer
Post
Whitch
Clement
Aristarque Francais
Galfinani’s Messenger
Senglish
Journal Des Modes
Arreche Courant
Netherland
Stockholm
Posen
Camden Chapel
Camberwell
Draper
Shake Montague
Pickering
J. Ponsonby
Beverley
Glyn and Co
Carries & Co
Bevera
Jom
Lockwood, Esq
Taevarkey
Jamey Walker
Walker
Besard
Abe Legardnithacrana
Brizenorton
Black-Bourton
Oxon
PB. Maingy
Ponte‘ Frace
PH Marshall
St. Glu‘vius
Penryn
J. I. Owelo
Wiltberg
Methodist
Joseph _ Sanders
Burdock
Hodge
Dunstanville Town
J.F. Howsth
J. Wo
Bat‘talign
Sible Heding
Hans
James Filewood
Littlebury
Ball
Mayfield
J. Kirby
J. Preston
Wormingford
Great Horkesley
Yorke Lof
J. _ Robinson
Thos. Welsh, Esq
Jas. Chalmer
Meadows
Earl of
Carhampton
Col
Lat
Stanhope
Acton
H. B.oweh
St. James
Auke's Place
Powah
St. Mary Wadtnorch
St Hary Wyolechurch
Thos. “Hargrave
Mesr
Hodsolls, Ashlin and Collins
Leslie Boulderson
N. Ce
Exden Park
Lexgen Park
Clamtree
Liz
Dermand
Martin. and Co
SRD
Burne, and Co
Webb
Ludgate-street
St. Paul's
Nent Stursday
Tee
Richardson, Goodluck, and CO
Cornhill
Charing Cross
Arrole and CO
Carroll and Co
Oxford-street
Yton
Cornhull
Coventry-street
Livewright
Riege
Haymarket
Holborn
Onford Street
Fhoarsen
Sint
Newbery and Sons
St. Paul’s
Shepherd, Lebrun, and Co
Kingestreet
Covent Garden
J. Shepherd
Fleet-street
Newbery
Hickman
R. Butler’s Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine
Cheapside
Baxter, Steith
Mandereony and Scott
Baxter and ‘Co
M‘ Donald
Beliim
Portsmouth
Jones and Mallory
Portsea
Walk and Fornston
Gosport
Plymouth
Uck
Ata
John Gaby
Harmegfurt
H. Ellfison
Joseph Coltmay
Kirkus, Esq
Hichard Fox
Raile Bower
Case & Co
A. Warsop
B. Barnard
Berkeley
M Dawson
Bethetls
Clarkes
Garth
HL Steppenson
Gee
Sterne
Www
Hall
Sinclair
Richard Bethel