Mineral Succedaneum and Musical Periodicals Advertised
An 1831 page advert promotes Abingdon-street publication notices, Edmund Lloyd Bookseller offers opera boxes, and a Mineral Succedaneum dental remedy from LIVING LITERARY CHARACTERS announces painless tooth restoration. The issue also catalogs a new Monthly Magazine February with literary pieces, musical reviews, and portraits by Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, distributed through Longman and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lloyd
Harleystreet
Cavendah Square
Norton
Rosalls
Alty
Edward Sugden
Poe
Paul Pry
Ty T. H. Bayly
J Mackintosh
Russel
Br. Wynn
Poulett Themen
Robert
Hemans
Byron
John Galt
Narés
Lowa Berguley
Meath
Difieceller
Dan O’convell
Milton
Humphry Davy
Norwich
Lord Berkeley
Tre Tronopoly
Henry Colburn
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Commissioners named for Woods Lands Revenues post
From the London Gazette February 8 1831 King directs Letters Patent appointing Samuel William Ponsonby Viscount Duncannon William Dacres Adams and Henry Dawkins Esqs as Commissioners of His Majestys Woods Forests and Land Revenues. Bankruptcy notices follow listing William Haywood Skate Peter Desbrisay Stewart Thegess Redhouse David Jones and others with dates and solicitors. Dividends certificates partnerships dissolved and other notices complete the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom
William Ponsonby
Viscount Duncannon
William Dacres Adams
Henry Dawkins
William Haywood Skate
Dean-street
Soho
Essinghall-street
Lane
Frith-street
Peter Desbrisay Stewart
North Bank
St. John’s Wood
Basinghall-street
Tube
Lincoln's Inn
Armstrong
Liverpool
Thomas Harrison
Northallerton
Yorkshire
Carrier
Golden Fleece
Thirsk
Williamson
Gray’s Inn-square
Whytehead
Henry Mark
Westmoreland-place
Southampton-street
Camberwell
Frithstreet
George Russell
Brownlow-street
Coach Smith
Messrs. Walker and Richards
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
T. Robinson
Crawford-street
St. Philip and Jacob
Gloucestershire
Grocer
Bristol
E. Stevenson
Leicester
Hosiel
Lion Hotel
J. Ellis
J. Sanders
Mr. Beddoe
Maron
W.X. Hodges
Minories
J. Chervet
Newmaret Terrace
Hackney-road
J. Brown
Old Kentroad
F. Pongerard
Fenchureh-street
Ionn
Oxford-street
W. Bevan
Sen
Landore
Glamorganshire
H. Atkinson
Doncaster
J. and
J. Fielding
Manchester
Calico
C. Bradbury
J. Richardson
Skinner-street
W. Scales
W. du Bois
Old Ford
Middlesex
D. Williams
G. R. Bevan
Carmarthen
J. Dench
J. Ireland
R. Hodges
R. R. Madden
Maidstone
G. A. Pocock
J.C. Chapman
Dartford
Kent
W. Andrews
F. Burckhardt
Myddleton-square
J. Clarke
Witney
Oxfordshire
Coopers
A.taroni
F. Luragh
Walwyn, Gayford, and Co
Old Bond-street
T. Bisake
W. Cooper
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Drawers
H. Harden
Petitions on Tithes Slavery and Church Affairs in Lords
In the Lords, numerous petitions called for parliamentary reform tax reductions and an end to slavery, with voices urging tithes reform. Lord King proposed three plans for tithes while debates on non residence of clergy and lay impropriations continued, prompting calls for bill ideas and committee inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Kingy
Cleen
Prettytaan Ang Sparkes
Bath and Wells
Wells
Fithes
Gloucestershire
Eldon
Lord King
Earl Radnor
London
Sowna
Ddagstaigs
Gomenant
Thake of
Wellington
Marquis of Lansdowne
Reform Petitions and Kent Riot Debate in House
Petitions urging reform, tax cuts, and end to tithes were presented in the House of Commons. Mr Sykes and Mr Hunt signaled repeal of game laws and soap and candles duties. Mr Hunt described Kent riots, magistrates’ leniency, and his efforts to quell disturbances with farmer mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykes
England
Hunt
Mn Sykes
Alderman Wood
G. Lamb
O'Brien
Ireland
Exchequer
Seave
Francis Burdett
Special Commission
Salisbury
Lord Melbourne
Wilts
Hampshire
Normandy
Kent
Dianstedd
Iseg
Lieve
Tamilitasup
Mr. Hunt
Lessiona
Persing
Hants
Overton
Ife
Hpar
Wiltshire riots and labourers and farmers confrontations
A parliamentary speaker recounts unrest across Wiltshire Andover and Salisbury. He accuses farmers of propping violence by funding machine destruction and calls for accountability. He notes peaceful conduct in some areas, but describes mobs, arrests, and the role of yeomanry and constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H
Overton
Andover
West
Sir Henry Wilson
Salisbury
Mamber
Home Department
Mr. Hunt
Wilts
Somersetshire
Treasury Bench
Hampshire
Wiltshire
Oman
Mr. Bennett
Hunt
Cobbett
Hindon
Joy
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C. Tate
His Majesty's Navy
His Majesty's Victualling
Deptford
Horn
M. Waller Clifton
Banbeloit
Scmtaten
Coumous Howe
Tare
Sigmorte
Toone
Sussell Ellicre
Leadenhal
Abingdon-street
Monsieer Mallan
Minera
Paris
Popular Journal OF Music
Charles Simon Carol
Pierre Rode
France
Philharmonic Society
Porte
Bellini
Facher
Marschner
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green
London Gazette
Price
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Torspay
Fen
Lincoln
Stamford
House OF Commons