Fragmented Victorian catalog and notices from a London page
A dense page features mixed ads for silverware prices, spectacles, and public notices, plus book ads, auctions, and property listings. Names like Solomons and Hicks appear among medical and legal notices, with prices, addresses, and dates partially legible, reflecting a bustling 19th century commercial snapshot.
Consul Appointments and Insolvency Declarations 1840s
The article lists official appointments by the Foreign Office, naming John Turnbull as Consul at Granville and John Carr as Advocate at Bleris Leone, with commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant. It then catalogs numerous insolvencies and bankruptcies dated May 1840 to June 1849, detailing creditors, assignees, and liquidation venues across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
John Turnbull
Granville
Dowaing -Stree
John Carr
Ray
Bleris Leone
West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
Osvilry
John Charters Ord
Werastra
Hexay
Bedford-street
Covent
Gerfen
Smagx
Brxiamin Baacea
Honitog
Devonshire
Scrivever
Matier
John
Merete Journ
Liverpool
Frercurs
Wirttam
Staffordshire
Reircess
Heray
Great Tower-street
Basinghall-street
Otel Aulgnet
Pencell
Villing and Tokenhouse-yard
Beer Aarsna
London
Marmsca
Beb Youwns
Dimes
Lutigate-hill
Grocer
Teelse
Jane
Poe
Besinghall
Hallesteret
Seve
Makinson and Sanders
Middle Temple
Haberfield
Mr. Pedder
Willis
Bankrupt Commission Room
Newcastle.upon. Tyne
Meggison
Pringle
Sod Manisty
Kring
Crosby
St. John's Bridge
Bristol
Bicknell
Messia
Gorst
Birchall
Preston
Heywter
Sorrow
Hampstead -Road
Craax
Keppel-street
Bloomabury
Basinghall- Street
Rupert Street
Haymarket
Basing Hall-Street
Richaxvsos
New Bond
Street
Cutler
Basinghall-struck
Buowport
Samlesbury
Lancashire
Hall
Oxst Castle
Fymouth
Rierchant
Sheffield
Toen Hsil
Mitre
Eerhamptonhasten
Ons
Hato Alice Misker
Goamuerealeich
Bess
Cromin
Peta
Mergial-Rooma
Ole
Waseastoe J
Doncaster
Teslen
Witacy
Corpwall
Ime
Tarton
Curac
Tartos
Prestwich
Cramprall
A. Clegg
Repyeap
Carrwaiasr
Cartmel
Samproap
Yarra
Rochertam
Yorkestier
Ronfpanders
Tower
Janxa
Soho
Steel Manufactore
Maxw
Tuosson
Leeds
Crisxnt
Geunoy
K Andl
Campard
Wannixator
Haxsom
Manchester
Jenna
Cowzax
Ovzatin
Cranx and Co
Pennistone
Yorkshire
Delvers
Railway supervision proposal debated by committee in May 164
A parliamentary committee weighs systems for railway supervision amid doubts about which approach best serves the public interest. They caution against immediate legislative monopolies or compulsory carrier duties, proposing instead an authority to monitor lines without alarming investors, as railways promise vast national wealth and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
Picton
Chant
Newcross
Dartmouth Arms Sydenbaers
Jolly Rai
Beulah Boa
Qeder
Board of
En Marquess
K&o
Clega
Merketti
Chandops-pineat
Covent-earden
Ilver Plate
London
Cornhill
Bank of England
Tekeeleer Committee
Railwa
Committee of
Woheo
London and Birmingham
Irda
Dato
Bahlwat
Liverpool
Manchester
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Grand Junation Company
Birmingham
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company
Grand Junction Railway
Murder of Lord William Russell grips London crowds
Mysterious murder at the residence of Lord William Russell continues to fascinate the public. Crowds gather daily outside Norfolk Street as inspectors and police, including Inspector Tedman and Sergeant Pullin, press the case. Courvoisier, in Westminster Bridewell, is in confinement with lawyers preparing defence. trial counsel for the prosecution is not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Russell
Norfolk-street
Wing
Hobker
Tedman
Pullin
Francois Benjamin Courvoisier
Switzerland
Monte-le- Ville
Fedor
Westminster -Bridewell
Tothil-finds
Flower
Hatton-garden
EB. Wolff
Charles Philips
Bonin
Inquest Into London and South Western Rail Accident
An inquest near Winchester into a London and South Western Railway crash heard witnesses from the guard, engine crew, and a passenger. The coroner and jury returned an accidental death verdict with a one shilling deodand against the engine, noting the engine’s poor repair prior to the morning run and no defects found on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baders
Todd
Winchester
John Whittig
Witney Tay
Arastrong Toe Angigeman
Dooden
Warren’ Fort
Tina
Tar Ete Bebe P
Gist Regiment
Locke
Het
Nine Elms
Royal Military College exams honor Duke of Cambridge
Half yearly public examinations at the Royal Military College were held on Thursday Friday and Saturday the 14th 15th and 16th instant with the Duke of Cambridge in attendance. Certificates were awarded to Captain Cooper Captain Balfour Lieutenant Cameron for mathematical and surveying achievements and several cadets were recommended for commissions in the Line. About fifty cadets progressed toward commissions in military mathematics fortifications and entrenchments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offiers
Dlemon
Royal Military College
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
D. & Cooper
A. L. Balfour
A. Cameron
Copper
Mmanding
Hugh A. W. Carmichael
James
W. W. Johnson
Wm. EB
Wyndham E. Bewes
Heathfield J. Frampton
Archibald Tisdall
George D. Robertson
John G. L. Adieveron
Henry A. Banford
Charles T. King
Wiliam Savege
Villiers L. Hatton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee and Croydon Railway Company
LGANS
Ptear Loana
Ee Seranining
Oy Laren
Geere
Djours
Orbel
Fo. Box
Midland Railway
Derby
Oace
Boethela
Pam
Igham
SHE Arrigalas Fsa
FIELD
Arrval
Shalfield
P.m
BO Em
Maghem
Albemarle-street
Piccadilly
Messiea
B. Solomons
Messrs. Solomons
James Blundell
Mine
Eas
Great George-street
West
Ute
George G
Sigmound
M1.d
Dovar-street
Pdteigne Esq
F.fls
M.D
Saville
H Catbarn
Harleyford-place
Kennington
Bee Grace
Deneshire
Deraeshire
Yurk
Notte
W. Dai
Abregson
Hooper
Eng
Sorgeon
Newington
Sargéons
Sapien
Sargeon, Isleworth, &O. Mona
Saloni
Society
Monary
National School Society
Exeter Hall
Strand
Trew
M. Nab
Blevanio
Sc Injasion
Pendhant-stroot
Messrs
Messrs. J
G. Segley
Aleatea
Massra
Nisbet and Co.’ 'S
Rerneresreett Frey
Dartan
Gragechurch
Atreet
Sameyr
Puterrdstér-row
J Burns
Porigeghetrest
William
Guy
St. Martminatey
Ronnie Yegnonths
Hillewell
Thomas Holt
Glawcaster
Robert Harrison
Sjonkies
Penjamin Jackson
A. J. Koapp
Macdougall John Medare
W. Mayd
H. Nevill
Newcome
W. Palmer
George Pye
W. Pulling M. R. Scott
James Shirley William Sloane
George Sloane
H. J. Tucker
Thomas Wyrwhill
W. H. Vernon
W Walton
F.R.S. W. Preston Whte
J. Wrockworth
Enq
H. T. Hood
Joseph Negle
Alex. Pridgle
John Anderson
J. Lloyd Baker
J. Black
Browne G. C. Chil Rae
J.P. Clarke
B.S. Claxson
A.G. Cornwall
C. Cole William Camp Crane
John J. Dimock
Mer
Wilreith
Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co
St James's-street
Union Bank of London
Moorgate-street
Charles Purton Cooper
L.b.d
F.rs
Charles M. Elderson
Lincoln
Peter Laurie
Esq
Temple
Heland
Sergeant S. G. L S0lichton Amar
I Tr
Br &E
Solititor Nensturiee
iBy Ordarg
Erton, Eng
Queen-square
C. Packman, and
I. Stephen
Seward
Elderton
Ais
Apa
Las Post
Rosendale
Trv ‘i
St. Albana
Bentley
New Saund
Imo
Athens
Beanders
Otley
Conduits Reef
Colonel Hartley
Saandera
Conduit-streat
Sir F. Vincent
Francs Vincent
Bart
Bsa
FF. Bulwer
Saunders
England
Scotland
Ireland
Bull
Holmesstreet
Cavendish Square
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Carvalho
Fileat-street
Harris
Bow-street
Smith
Droegist
Lothbury
City
T. Cox
T. Cox Savory
Gracechurch-Street
N. B
Lota
Frenchay
Glouceatarshire
Hambrook House
Wottonunderadge
Sodbury
Barton, &c
Hicks and Braiken
Oridge
Hart
THE
London Gazette
Lord W. Russell
London and South-Western Railway
Sandhurs
New York
Jonathan
James Een