Court General Court at Leadenhall Street Jan 4 1837
East India House invites proprietors to inspect documents for a pension grant to Sir John Campbell and related by law items. Also notices the pocket edition of Byron works to be published January 24 1837 in ten volumes with portraits and notes.
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William Haigh
James White
Jos
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Coutts and Co
Thomas G. Acton
T. Marsh Nelson
James Jury
Edmund Barlow
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The Snow Storm Paralyzes Roads and Mails Across Britain
A detailed account of heavy snow and fierce winds crippling roads from London to Exeter. Guards, coaches, and postmen battle drifts, with many routes blocked or diverted. The Dover route is the only path open via steam conveyances to Ramsgate and Margate as officials strive to maintain mail service and avert commercial disruption.
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Sleaford
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Stroud
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Benington
St. Alban’s
Dover Road
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Margate
Puckeridge
Buntingford
Slough
Salthill
Bristol
Devonport
Pardens
Bath St
Bath
General’ Post-office
Tabor
Amesbury
Deptford Inn
Mere
Willoughby Samples Bate
Mall
Avincanton
Snowbound Sussex town endures brutal winter siege
Monday's blizzard froze streets and halted travel across Lewes, Brighton, and surrounding towns. Mail coaches and guards fought through six foot drifts to deliver bags, while avalanches buried houses and claimed several lives. Rescue efforts continued as frost tightened its grip on residents and communications.
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