Portsmorth Stores and Railway Timetables Displayed in Sale
An advertisement details cold stores at Portsmouth, sales conditions, and lots viewings by the Superior Notes of Admission. It lists tram and train schedules with goods train times, and notes passenger safety measures at certain stations. Also promotes silverware prices from T Cox Savory and Hall and Co leather goods and waterproof clothing for merchants and shippers.
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Wal
Portsmouth
Great Britain
Her
Tylegin
Seid
Pam
Bristol
BAS P.m
A.m
Pridgerwated
Istol
Batil
Haddington
Prigstol
Bridgewater
Aoods
Bettenhem
Exeter
Plymouth
Lerraport
Kailwarkoa
Princes-Street
Hank
Paddington
Hall and CO
Wellington Street
Strand
London
Wall and Co
London Lectures Offerings at the Institution 1821
An advertisement lists the forthcoming season of courses at the London Institution. Topics include magnetism, meteorology, manufactures, Roman history, physics of ancient philosophers, painting and the fine arts, church and chamber music, geology, and Shakespearean studies with dates from November to May and evening starts at seven.
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Ondon Institution
WW. R Grove
Cordon Institution
E. W. Brayley
F.gws
O Tharedays
Edward Cogtper
Bae
London
Af & i
Rome
Robert Vaughang
Vp A Herety
Professor Grove
B. R. Haydon
H. J. Gauntlert
King’s Foes
Jesus College
Cambridge
Jobe Willams
Vhursuays
Aryvid Lesth Col Bse
Atlantic States of America
J.3
Buckingham
Eeg
Vandays
Nay UN
Shakspeare
Coartes Cowden Clarke
N.Y
Seven o'Ciock
Ebenezer Vrotman
Brytish and Foreign Library
Conduit-street
Beery
Asayet
Losland
Scotland
Ireland
Mesars
Saunders and Otley
Regishers
Hanover-square
Authors
Metropolitan
Conduit- Street
JO the
England
Exchequer Fraud Debate Presses Whigs’ Exchequer Reform
The Spectator item rebuts Globe claims about Exchequer reform and notes that fraud risks persist under Whig adaptation. It questions whether old precautionary checks were retained, urges disclosure of failings, and singles out Ellis and the Sells Office as central figures. It contrasts old safeguards with new processes and cites Treasury examinations and holder tests as ongoing.
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THE
Spectator
Globe
Lord Monteagle
Yergls
Bank of England
Ellis
Sells
Exchequer Bill Office under scrutiny and fraud claims
The Morning Chronicle reports widespread concern over delays in stamping and verifying Exchequer Bills. Lord Monteagle allegedly signed blank bills, enabling fraud via duplicate numbers. The system imprudently retains suspect notes, harming honest holders while investigations proceed. Debt borrowers on Exchequer Bills face settlements as inquiries continue. An anecdote links Beaumont Smith to early fraud through coercive schemes.
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Times
Citt Sauere
Treasury
Assett
wEeRaLp City
Lord Monteagle
Beaumont Smith
The
Spectator
Exchequer Bill Office
Dividends and notices from the London Gazette listings
From the London Gazette items list multiple bankruptcies and notices with dates at Basinghall street and other venues. Names include Frth, Carretuxss, Hines, Vanvy, Peotit, Fravgs, Evricx, Davenrost, Craccutoy, Soane, Law, Thomas, and various certifications and partnerships dissolved. Also Adelaide Kemble engaged at Covent Garden rehearsing Norma with her father assisting, plus seven Portsmouth Theatre license applications.
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Frrth
Webber
Lambeth
Basinghalll Street
Peotit
H. J
Hastings
Sussex
Jeweller
Basinghall-street
Fravgs
Portsea
Glass Dealer
Basinghall Street
Evricx
Milton
Sittingbourne
Kent
Davenrost
Ashby-de-la
Zouch
Leicestershire
King's Head
Loughborough
Craccutoy
Yeadon
Yorkshire
Commissioners
Leeds
Hannes
Craix
Portara
Liverpool
White Swan Inn
Halifax
Littre
Norwich
Dacutsy
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Bywater
Hemington
Carpenter
P Byserat W
Sutton
Whitestonecliffe
Cate
Noxais
Ironfounder
Lewis
L.A
Fleet-stree
Batsnaw
Altrincham
Cheshire
Tayton and Neat
Westoury
Wiltshire
Hayezs and Sons
Mickleham
Surrey
Hayggs
Smiths
Noaxey
Woolstone
Berkahire
Tus
Kingston-upon-trust
Lows
Manchester
Paoetza and
Viestas
Ripon
Ugnacvo and Sons
Bell Yarc
Carey-street
Law
Cuamgestary and Co
Worcester
J. Yates
Arxerxs
Laswa
White Har
Adelaide Kemble
Covent Garden
Norma
Musa Kemble
Portsmouth
Insurrection in Spain prompts London reader appeal
A letter to the Courier editor urges public sympathy and action against the Spanish insurrection. Charles Cochrane appeals for a united British response, detailing the cruelty of the conflict, the regency difficulties, and the need for moral support from London merchants and citizens to back humanitarian efforts and press for a decisive European condemnation.
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AY Orison
London
Medical Dissenter Office
Strand
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Lofis
Park-place
Mile-end-road
Wannyy
Wannyy and Co. 05, Orford-street , Mr. Wm. Hallett, 83, High Holborn, Mr. Win
Good
Edgwere Road
James Ellen
Hand-court
Holborn
Chapel
Lampard-street
Cornhill
J. Kaines
New-road
St. George’s
Batten
Clapteam
Lincoln
Finthley
Law
Grocer
Tabernace- Walk
Hammersmith
Windsor
Marchant
Little Brompton
Hussey
Norbury
Brentford
Ageota
Hame
Morison
Universal Medicines
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New Road
Peckham
Courieries
Spain
Jake
Fheip
Plo
Madrid
Paris
Europe
Tate
Londom
Charles Cochrane
Devonshire-place
Extraordinary Paris Crises Reported In One Page
A Paris dispatch describes multiple dramatic events. A young couturiére near Faubourg du Temple leapt into Canal Saint Martin after a quarrel and drowned despite her fiancé and mother present. A man, about 40 to 45, jumped from the July Column and died. another fell from a window and was recovered but not named. A Coco seller at the Follies Dramatiques drank away his earnings, then drowned at Quai de Jemappes. Jocko the Coco-man perished after his spree. In Marlborough Street, Mr Gundry faced arrest amid a dramatic pursuit, including a rooftop escape and a pistol threat before capture. his condition and appearance drew attention as officers recounted the chase.
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Faubourg du Temple
Canal Saint Martin
Follies Dramatiques
Coco
Jocko
Mendlin
Quai de Jemappes
Sam
Coco-man
Galignantes Messenger
Gundry
Marlborough Street
Mr. Gundry
Albany
Mr. Goodry
Goodry
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Te ER Tea
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Hallen
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Novvanaley Street
Oxford-atrest
Pantheon Pies
Oxford-street
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Davies
St Martin’s-lane
New Slaughter's Coffee-bouse
Burgess Essence
Savoy Steps
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Hoan Sop
Hargess
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Lurgis
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Trafalgar
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Canton
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S& Mall
Edinburgh
Iller
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