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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 04, 1840

Page

1

Steam ships LEITH MONARCH CLARICE sail for EDINBURGH

From BRUNSWICK WHARF Blackwall passengers cap walk on board. The steam ships LEITH MONARCH and CLARICE with private state cabins depart for EDINBURGH on specific evenings. Omnibuses run from Regent Circus to Leadenhall Street to collect passengers at the wharf. Also details on LOAN TENDERS by the LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY COMPANY and notices of agents, offices, and safety products.

Brunswick Wharf Blackwall Leith Monarch Clarice Bronawick Wharf Edinburgh Clarence General Steam Navigation Company Regent-circus Leadenhall-street Lombard Street Losenhalkstreet St Downe’s Wharf Regent: Circus Leadenhall Street Ondon and Brighton Railway Company Wilts Messrs Daniel Smith and Son Waterloo-place Pali-nall Pit Place Epsom Adam Mur Ray King Charles Uotes Menara Murray and Sons Parliament Street

India Cotton Company and British trade notices

A long advertisement page lists the India Cotton Company with capital 500,000 in shares of £25, plus bankers and solicitors in London Leeds and Manchester. It notes offices at Bucklersbury and various public notices on sales and catalogues, including T Cox Savory presents, Wiltshire auctions, and new books. The page also includes tutor notices, silverware promotions, and a flood of trade directories and gazetteers.

India Cotton Company Megsra, Glyn, Halifax, and Co London Becket, Blaydes, and Co Leeds Manchester and Salford Manchester Mexars Swaine, Stevena, and Co Frede Tick’s Place Old Jewry Whitehall Bucklersbury Tony Frederick Maxwell Danson Busklersbury

Notorious alias fraudster faces charges at Lambeth police office

George Beer alias Thompson alias Cumming alias Wilson alias Shepheard is charged under the Peel bill for implicating Barriet Read wife of Richard Read in theft. Read and relatives recount coercive demands by an usher to pay funds, claiming transport, with Read later discharged after public attention. Pelham details prior similar deceptions by the prisoner across several households and marriages, while Read testifies of pressure and theft allegations.

Ganeral Abe Hop Sir Shs. Duff H.coh Alexander Gree Beteray Lindsay C.B William Ela Saconn Hanover-aquare Pritre Catandishe Square Grantham Fiisyoracet Estminster Esq Robert B. Pollard Veena Middieser Charles Hutton Gremee Strand Royal Bank of Scotland Mediéaen C. F. Kirkman Liberal Commission Agants Deblec Healthete and CO Pataw Smithbeld Lda J. Rea Porlamoeh Rome Baldin Gautio Ieee gobEk Lambeth-street George Beer Thompson Cumming Wilson Allas Shepheard Robert Peel Barriet Read Richard Read Pelham Downs Clarriet Head Matimer Bedford Street Commercial Road East Bingham Metropolitan Police Bert Shelswell Kent Prlham Read London and Westminster Bank Speiswell Brysnass Trafalgar Square Stepney Patterson Inlet Tao Sydney-street Pilbam Harriet Read Bedford-street Commercial-road East Hervon Sterry Apt Aoe Honpe Miss Bartha Anther Storey Street Bla Michaacmed Neoher Piece Mr. Pelham Btory-street Sutpe Mra. Read Ron Dye Harriet Eliza Read William Burch

Reports on Turkish throne plot and Eastern affairs

The letter from Constantinople describes a planned revolt to dethrone the Sultan, with guards involved and a plan to massacre Imperial family members. It notes English and Austrian fleets ready to burn Egyptian ships, rumors of Ibrahim Pasha marching, and talks of a Vienna congress on East affairs.

Greman Constantinople Frathreer Journal Mehemet Aii Levant Ibrahim T’aala Diarbekir Hamburg East Vienna Count Woronzow Russia de Koesebeck Prussia Count de Houderot France Turkey Reshid Pasha Syria Ibrahim Pasha Scutari

French Africa War Reports and Cherchell Rescue

Marshal Valeé reports that the mobile column aimed at Coleah after the 19th ult. did not engage the enemy. Cherchell saw a brief attack and Medeah near walls faced sharp combat with Arabs, who reportedly suffered heavy losses. A Cherchell letter recounts the Marabout recovery by French troops after Arab forces breached the courtyard. Captain Blangini and subs rallied, but the captain fell, Nisard assumed command and led a bayonet defense. Twenty-one French killed, seven wounded. Prices and temperatures rise and fall. rail passenger totals and revenues noted.

Valeé Coleah Cherchell Miliana Medeah Marabout Mazagrao Blangini Nisard Teom Ane Arab

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