Grand 1819 notices and auctions span theatres and harbours
The column lists LYMPIC NEW THEATRE entertainments in Rochester and a grand Waterloo Rooms ball with supper. It also covers a St Giles Irish Free Schools examination in Bloomsbury with fund details, Howth Harbour hotel ground proposals, and a vast London library auction offering thousands of books and prints with viewing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lympic New Theatre
Elliston
Rochester
King
Charles
Waterloo
St. Giles's
R. Blake Deverell
Neville
Thomas Clarke
Freemason
Gut Pn
St. Giles’s
Great Ormornd-street
Bury-place
Bloomsbury-square
Samuel Roamily
Howth
Dublin
Howth Harbour
Fir
Majesty
Holyhead
John Aird
John Rennie
Seamford-street
London
Henry Yeo
Summer-hill
Williams
Bartholomew-lant
Morocco
Russia
Paul
Fouie
le Musée-Francais
Galerie de Florence
Galerie de Versailles
L. P
Galerie de Luxembourg
Monument de Paris
Stymsdyk
British Museum
Botanii
Kircherian Museum
Histoire Naturelle Des Oiseaux de l'Amerique
le Ménegerie du Muséum Nationale
Traité Des
Whitaker
Craven
Hamilton
Scopoli Delica
la Revolution Francaise
Lord Somer
Bibliotheque Orientale
Worlidge
Hodge
India
Raccotta Diplomatica Della Republica di
Vinella
Warren
Surrey
Pinkerton
Microcosm
Westminster Abbey
Histoire Naturelle Des Oiseaux d
Pibdin
L.P
Histoire Secrette de
I. P
Gentleman’s Magazine
Auc-tion Mart
Westminster Election Hustings Hear Sir F Burdett Hobhouse Rally
Westminster crowds gathered at the hustings as Sir Francis Burdett and John Hobhouse led a late poll effort. Hobhouse denied Tory ties while denouncing Whig leveller accusations and urging continued mobilization to overturn his rival’s lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wobhouse
Trentleman
Westminster
Hobhouse
St. Martin and St. George
Loro
Francis Burdett
F. Burnect
F. Burdett
George Lamb
John Cain Hobhouse
John Cartwright
Slobhouse
Hlosvoesz
Beugee
Westminster Election Day Amid Rigged Silence and Scorn
Report of a Westminster poll with mobs and clamor as Sir Francis Burdett, Mr Hobhouse, and others speak. Voters faced taunts and stone, while accusations of venal press and electoral tricks swirl. Burdett condemns violence and defends Reform, Hobhouse supporters rally, Hunt endures hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boroughrangers
Mr. Trebhouse
Fox
Lande
Hobhause
Spe i
Ain Advocate
Ander
Westminster
Honsouse
Law
Hastings
MacDonald
Hunt
Lamb
Francis Burpert
Fiast
Daily Press
Morning Chronicle
Chronicle
Morning Post
Sir Francis
Times
Alderman Wood
Amfi
Baronet
Tlis
R.ifant
Lords Receive East India Accounts and Pass Billing Measures
The House of Lords sat at Westminster with new peers taking oaths. The Earl of Shaftesbury presented a Bermondsey parish petition urging immediate repeal of the Insolvent Debtors Act while Lord Exmouth brought Plymouth bankers petition against renewal. Exchequer Bills and Bristol Gas-Lights bills were read a third time and passed. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Tremonp
Loxspaus
Hanewogo
Lord Crazwe
The
East India Company
Earl of Shaftesbury
St. Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey
Lord Exmouth
Bankers, Merchants, &c
Plymouth
Bristol
House OF Commons
H. Sumner
Leicester
Lord Granville Somerset
Stonmouth
Madocks
Boston
Shaw
Ot of
Duplin
Ireland
Corporation of Dublin
Lord Morpeth
Archibald Hamilton
Abbott
Gooch
Suffolk
Clonmel
Wmn. Bagwell
Bennet
United Company of Mercers, Grocers
Ridley Colburne
Thetford
Norfolk
Norwich
Bathurst
County of Cork
Drogheda
Lords
Exchequer
Joseph Yorke
Lis Hon
Mr. Bennet
Slater
Bramber
Hency
Wilberforce
Jones
Wilson
Brougha Myose
Lord Castlerdagh
Canning
Castee Reagh
Petition debate in Commons on coal duties and insolvent acts
Members discussed Bermondsey and Leicester petitions favoring equal coal duties and changes to the Insolvent Debtors Act. Other petitions sought repeal or modification of taxes and laws, with several laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Liord
James Mackintosh
Castlereagh
Harvey
Windsor Establishment
Windsor
Lord Castlereagh
Duke of’ York
Honée
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Vighvir
Hubhouse
Easc
Imperial, Parelament
House OF Lords
Moxnay, Fes