Shipping Committee Notice and Royal Navy Contract Bids
In 1833 and 1838 notices range across the East India Company, Somerset-place, and Treasury Chambers. Lists calls for tendering of rates, goods including tanned hides sails and illuminators, with tender deadlines and required guarantees. Also details arms, horses, and various supplies for Cantonments and dockyards with locations in England and North Britain.
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Somerset-place
United Kingdom
Ireland
IBF
ROLLS' COURT AND BANKRUPTCY NOTES OF 1833 CASES
A court day discusses a judgment creditor seeking to enter a Marlborough trust fund distribution as claimant. Also covered are a bankruptcy examination of Macdonald, a dispute over a bond proved by Mrs. Francis, and other insolvency notices with various bankruptcies and dividends listed.
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Lnivpet
Angel-court
Thregmorton-shoe
Pode
Copeland
Portal Street
Stoke-upon-Trent
Copeland and Garret
Lincoln's-inn-fields
Lady Stepney
Richard Bentley
New Beelington-street
Henry Colburn
Winks
Scotland
Bell and Bradfute
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Dublin
Vivian Grey
Alroy
D'leraeli
Leanders
Otley
Public Library
Conduit-street
Chamber
Reparation
Jerme Ubers
Canada
Ray Thunday
William Orr
Paternoster Row
Rolls’ Court
Yoster
Duke of Marlborough
Romilly
Sir C. Cockerel
Macdonald
Armory
Benker
Campbell
Regent Street
Mentwave
Breadalbane
Mgr. Macdonald
Brodie
Whitmore
Brewer
Lambeth
Sewer
Francis
Sun
Commissioner Wittstams
Mary Hayes alias Hughes and Lawson faces trial for theft
Crowds gathered as Mary Hayes, alias Hughes and Lawson, the claimed lady's maid to Lady Egerton, appeared in court. Witnesses described lodging, late returns, and purchases billed to others, with accusations of stealing and swindling. She was committed for trial.
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Marylebone
Mary Hayes
Hughes
Lawson
Lady Egerton
Elizabeth Larkins
No. 16
Queen Street
Lady Gambier
Brighton
Prince Esterhazy
Francis Cook
Bond-street
Everett
North-terrace
William Cranwell
Egerton
Albemarle Street
Hunting Appointments for Fox Hounds and Barriers
The list details hunting meet schedules across multiple kennels and masters. Hounds from Duke of Cleveland Sir Walter Carew Badsworth Codrington New Forest Hampshire Newent Warwickshire Felton Morpeth Cleveland Jambron Boroughbridge Holderness Hurworth Linoington Inglewood York and Arnsty Bulteel Cottesmore Atherstone Llantillio Goodricke Rutland Vine Pembrokeshire Harewood Kedale Northumberland Doxford Haydon Craven Farquharson meet on various days at specified venues with start times ranging from 9 to 19 and includes Friday to Saturday options.
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Duke of Cleveland
Manfeld
Sir Walter Carew
Kingsnympton
Chawley Village
Mr. Phillips
Hayne
Badsworth
Street House Bar
Carlton
Mr. Codrington
Groveley New Inn Bottom
New Forest
Spear
Portland Army
Cleveland Fox
Marton
Jambron Fox
Embleton
Newbiggen
Boroughbridge
Wetherby Road
Holderness Fox
Frodingham Bridge
Kilnwick Percy
Hurworth Fox Hounds
Croft Bridge
Riceali Bridge
Inglewood
Gelt Bridge
York and Arnsty
Copgrove
Linton
Mr. Bulteel
Fleet Mill
Cottesmore
Grimsthorpe Castle
Atherstone
Combe
Gopsal
Llantillio
Kennel
Sir H. Goodricke
Langton Caldwell
Widmerpool
Duke of Rutland
Newton Tollbar
Great Ponton
Vine
Bramley
Sir J. Cope
Hradfield Street
Pembrokeshire
Westfield's Mill
Lord Harewood
Hedley
Kedale
Pepper Hall
Northumberland
Ryal
Doxford
Lilburn
Haydon
Coney Dyke
Craven
Welford Wood
Barton Court
Mr. Farquharson
Honeycomb
Dogberry Gate
Letter to the Editor on Cobbett claims about Jews
A letter to the Courier editor challenges claims attributed to Mr. Cobbett in Parliament regarding Jewish ritual and faith. It argues the assertions are unfounded and absurd, noting Jews follow their own creed, do not proselytize, and engage with Christians for charity and good works.
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Cobbett
House of Commons
Jesus Christ
East India Maritime Service Seeks Charter Protections
A large gathering of East India Company's Maritime Service commanders and officers met at the Jerusalem Coffee House to seek safeguards under anticipated charter changes. Captain Timmins chaired as a memorial urging Directors of the East India Company to acknowledge distressed service and extraordinary contributions such as mutiny at the Nore, West Indies operations, and treasure captures. A deputation was appointed to present the memorial to the Company.
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Adjutant- General's Office
Horse Guards
Colquhoun Grant
K.C.B
John Cameron
Edward Blakeney
Lord Frederick Fitzclarence
G.C.H
Crosse
Considine
K.H
Snodgrass
94Th
United Service
England
Bermuda
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Lancasten Castle
John Gerard
Burt
J. Hansborrow
Lancashire Militia
Lancaster Castle
John Higgin
Lancaster Gazette
New Monthly
Bank of England
East India Company
Jerusalem
J. F. M. Timmins
The
the East India House
Thomas Hyde Villiers, Esq
Board of Commissioners For
India
Nore
West Indies
Lenois
Carnarvon Election Committee names and adjournment
The ballot reduced the list for the Carnarvon Borough election petition, naming Sir Geo. Thos. Staunton, Sir Robert Frankland, Lawrence Oliphant, Sir Matthew White Ridley, Robert Palmer, Charles Russell, John Brocklehurst, William Ralph Cartwright, Edward Ruthven, Lord Viscount Cole, and John Fenton. The committee elected Sir Ridles as chairman and adjourned till noon. A separate candidature committee listed Halse, G Wood, Gaskell, Lord W Lennox Ayabiord Sanford, Sir W W Wynn, W E Gladstone, Lister, Duffield, Strutt, and Lord Lumley.
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Carnarvon
Borough of
Geo. Thos. Staunton
Robert Frankland
Lawrence Oliphant
Matthew White Ridley
Robert Palmer
Charles Russell
John Brocklehurst
Willam Ralph Cartwright
Edward Ruthven
Viscount Cole
W.E. Gladstone
Lister
Duffield
Strutt
Lord Lumley
Factional Divisions Mark Fist Camp Debate In Paris
The Cari letter describes a divided camp around Bassi and a royalist stance. Gazette faction shuns her, Quotidienne upholds her, with debates on declaration coercion or ruse. Chateaubriand defense judged moot. Louis Philippe’s throne gains strength. Carlist and Republican forces waver, while England France relations are defended as prudent for European peace.
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Bassi
Polits
Tartary
Anni
Gazette
Quotidienne
Libery
Faubourg St
Asa
M. de Chateaubriand
Louis Philippe
Republican
Constantinople
Ibrahim
Hi March
England
France
Europe
Turkey
Pacha
Egypt
Duke de Broglie
Clot Bey
Otho
Napoli di Romania
Madrid
Turmoil in Madrid as Coalition Frays and Militias Grow
In Madrid and across Spain, calm hides a cabinet in open conflict. Zea faces pressure from both the Movement and the Resistance, with the Queen seeking his removal while the King and ministers clash over militia rights and Royalist volunteers. Refugees pour in, and new ordinances aim to bolster forces and municipal elections, amid a tense power struggle in the capital.
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Spain
Leon
Madrid
Endess Y Piedra
Ulloa
Fernandez del Pino
M. Zea
Duke of
San Fernando
M. Bardaji
Cortes
Asturias
Don Carlos
Freire
New Castile
Honrados
Corpa
Janissaries
Carlism
Francisco Rodriguez de la Vega
Martinez de San Martin
Ayuntamientos
Sir S. Canning
Donna Maria
Zea
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East India House
United Company
East Indies
Committee of Shipping
China
Ashen
Shipping Office
Suter Auber
Commissariat Department
Treasury Chambers
Nis Majesty
Syeda Ste
Monmouth
Colubrook
Newmarket
Moriuis
Northampton
Berwick On Tweed
Nottingham
Oxford
Rutland
Jgt
Tilbury Geecater
Bristol
Tilbury Fort
County of Essex
Igerford
Newig
Rz Reeaigy
Briato
Isle of Wight
Somerset
Stafford
Suffolk
Surrey
Sussex
Warwick Westmoreland Wilts
Worcester
Wales
North
Britain
Alderney
Guernsey
Jersey
Household Cavalry
London
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Middlesex
Norfolk
Salop
Warwick
Westmoreland
Wilts
Otk
North and South Wales
His Majesty
Inia
Isle of
Fera
Wekhampton
Sincladh
Suffolk Survey
Sussex Warrick
York
North Britain
South Vic
Acto
Man
Crown Ofice
City of London
George Lyall
Ciizan
Broderer
Robert Waithman
Joseph Baxendale
George Tudor
Jomx
Houndaditch
Bakers
Cuannes
Gloucester
Batter
Harxes
Thomas
Grest Yarmouth
Tiusox
Aner
Dover
Draper
Bankrupss
Evens
Grance
Pall Mall
St Hasinghall-street
Gregory
Clement’s Inn
St Eleves
Thant Agd Caatic
Kineborough
Messrs
Haw
BloXam
Stocker
New Boswell-court
Dewes
Alt. Gill
Knaresborough
Kerra
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Costes
Manchester
Parker
Jonx
Houndsditch
Cork
Dolphin Inn
Romsey
Hampshire
Holmes
Swift
James
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Jones and Ward
John-street
Foster and Lloyd
Wittrawson
R.and T
Palace Inn
Barratt
Hume
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Davy
J. H
Parker-Street
Drury-lane
Basinghall-street
Dournat
Grover
Wigan
Lancashire
Harrison
Heosox
McKinean
Buxton
Derbyshire
Royal Oak Inn
Cheadle
Staffordshire
Patnter
Clarendon Buildings
Rowsnotham
Surrey-street
Stutens
Burnley
Day
Norwich
Wincut
Southampton-row
Queen-square
Cook
Maquisano
Wem
Shropshire
Vic
Aycxsownx
A. H
Wendover
Buckinghamshire
Beramaster
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
Davis
F. W
New Windsor
Silk Mercers
Feansster
W. G
Hayden-street
Hayden-square
Haut
Leeds
T. F
Long Buckly
Northamptonshire
Ponton
Carnaby-street
Regent-street
Satu
Birmingham
Strenens
Aldersgate-street
Stone Mason
Mason
Egham
Wilcox
Baxtor
Sacsvens
GC. W
Dion
W. K
Garnn
Colchester
Lexden
Millers Epwanns
Pissisctos
Tranmere
Chester
Carpenters
Feaven
Swans, and Co
Paternoster-row
Frasius
Bath
Swan Yard
Bishopsgate-street
Harris
Dursley
Gloucestershire
Clothiers
Hitches
Coxway
Woolwich
Joussay
Joxrs
Nossittrn
Bissett
Yeovil
Somersetshire
Perrie
Sata
Hart
Senors
Lers
Yorkshire
Wacerry
Turecraft
Preston
Mercers
Wann
Goonprye
Rugeley
Ironfounders
Williams
House OF Lords
Earl of
Leitrim
Earl of Charlemont
Viscount Ditton
Kale
Dominick Browne
Turis
House
Grand Junction Railway
Benett
Select Committee
Viscount Bill
Viscount Althorp
Consolidated
East India Hallpey
Ways and Means
Police
Sporting
Courier
Morning Herald
Marcus
Fes
Eliot
Florence
Lord Mulgrave
Tuscany