Auction of Annuity and Leasehold Houses at Tabernacle Row
Two lots go under the hammer on August 26 1829 at the Auction Mart. Lot 1 offers an annuity of 60 with a 3001 policy in the Equitable and two leasehold houses in Tabernacle row City-road producing 84l per year, life insured of a 65 year old gentleman. Lot 2 comprises two leasehold brick houses in Tabernacle row rented at 84s per year, with an annuity of 50 running for 15 years and a ground rent of 31 2s paid from a 2001 Four per Cent fund. Viewing by tenants. printed particulars from Bowles and from Drayton Ventom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle-row
City-road
Drayton and Ventom
Tabernaclerow
Prowse and Leese
Bowles
King’s- Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Angel-court
Throgmorton- Street
Somersetshire
Kennet and Avon Canal
West of England
Stokes Bridge
Robert Laigley
Bradford
Moneton Coombe
Limpley Stoke
Kennet and Avon
Stokes Ridge
Messrs
Danish Horses to be Sold by Auction at Little Britain
Auctioneers Robinson Curtis advertise Danish horses from the importer, including bogey, phaeton, chariot, riding, and tradesmen’s stock. Viewing and catalogues available in two days. Also listed: freehold residences and estates in London and Hagley with terms, rents, and viewing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Little Britain
Curtis
Chanfery-lane
Messrs
Wilson and Curtis
Montague-street
Port- Man-square
Gray's Inn
Nearly ready in three volumes post vo
Classified notice row listing multiple books and new publications. It mentions nearly ready in three volumes, post voyage, and includes titles such as TORIES OF WATERLOO, HEE EXCLUSIVES, and a medical treatise on the Sulphur Spring at Dinsdale, with publishers Baldwin Cradock Simpkin Ridgway and others in London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Henry Colburn
New Burlington- -Street
New Burlington-street
Middleton
Lord Durham
Dinsdale
Darlington
County of
Durham
John Peacock
London
Baldwin and Cradock
Paternoster Row
Emerson Charnley
Newcastle
Stockton
Richmond, &c
Murder and violence reported in Ireland unrest
Reports from Ireland detail a clergyman’s murder near Dundrum and a family fire destroying a home. Other items include Captain Rock activity near Thurles, an inquest in Lahinch, and political maneuvers by O’Connell, M’Namara, and O’Gorman Mahon amid ongoing election tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundrum
County Tipperary
Limerick Chinnicle
Lioxp
Dublin
Killaloe
O’connell
F. Leveson Gowen
George Lloyd
Mount Catherine
Castle Connell
Rourke
Lahinch
County Clare
Green
Atrick Burke
Charles Bennett
Mountpelier
William Nugent M‘namara
O’gorman Mahon
County
Clare
R. Sugrue
Roman Catholic Association
Ennis
Sugrue
Limerick Chronicle
Ireland
Talbot Glascock
Glascock
Derry Chronicle
Toyone
Dublin Morning Register
O'Connell
State of the Country in Cobbetts Register on Tax Struggles
A Cobbetts Register excerpt argues a coming clash between landowners and funds over a property tax. It portrays widespread distress among farmers, traders, artisans, and laborers, with claims nine and a half of twelve million sufferers, and questions prospects of recovery without relief measures. The piece criticizes chancellor Goulburn and warns that tax policies threaten estates and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbett’s
Norfolk
North
Goulburn
Arrest of Mr Ellis during Newry Orange procession sparks polemic
A Newry district orange lodge march from Newry to Rathfriland proceeded without incident until Captain Hill ordered the marchers to remove badges and insignia before entering Newry. Mr Ellis, at its head, halted the parade and complied, but later was seized by magistrates and a detachment of the 56th regiment, held at the bridewell. Supporters claim excessive military restraint and question magistrates actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodges
Newry
Rathfriland
Mr. Ellis
Ellis
Captain Hill
Lillis
Monkshill
Smithson Corry
Henry
Mr. E
Dublin Evening Post
Freeman's Journal
Trevor Corry
56Th Regiment
Bridewell
Epen Santee
Tunschese
Mr. Henry
Suat Couries
Ian Pea
Lloyd
The Crops And The Harvest Of 1829 Prophesied
The article argues that despite flat wheat prices, living costs and wages have fallen, signaling scarcity. It cites a cold wet summer in 1829 as a factor, noting infertile areas suffer in such seasons while strong soils falter less in dry warm summers. It forecasts a decidedly scant harvest without miraculous intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huot
Great Britain
Bearded Agitator Tom Steele Faces Assizes Demand
Warder reports Tom Steele, an agitator allied with John Ellis, esqsy an orangeman, faced magistrate language deemed menacing. Ellis was imprisoned but provided bail, to appear at the county assizes and answer any charge, and was subsequently liberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberator Steele
Tom Steele
John Ellis
Orangeman
Forged Eldon Letter Hoax Hampers Irish Officials
A Dublin paper denounces a bold forgery claiming to be a letter from John Earl of Eldon. It alleges Jesuit influence behind an extortion plot and mocks officials for failing to detect the hoax. The piece questions the authenticity and notes the bizarre bread seal and forged crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Earl of
Eldon
Earl of Eldon
Ellis
Newry
Gord Eldon
Jord
Dublin Evening Postoquery
Paddy Lake
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Fidon
Post
Lord Eldon
Tipperary
Curious Bequests and Charity Notes from Old Records
Curated entries from Commissioners' Reports on medieval and early modern charity bequests. Details include Roger Lupton's clock maintenance oath for Cropredy, a lantern bequest to Botolph parish, a gift to poor communicants at Envil, tailors' aid from Peter Joy, Lettice Smith's bequest to prison inmates, and other endowments. Mentions of legal and municipal recipients, archival page references, and related parish funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curren
Henry VII
Roger Lupton
Cropredy
Oxfordshire
Thomas Coylar
Bourton
John Wardell
Walbrook
Botolph
Billingsgate
St. Botolph
Saint Bartholomew
Envil
Staffordshire
Peter Lefangue
Henry, Grey
Joy
Taitons
Peter Joy
Ramalley
St. Dunstan’s
St. Ann’s
Blackfriars
Crry
Lettice Smith
Lettice Smith, By Will Dated In 1510, Gave Her Shop To the Fishmongers’ Company
Ludgate
Newgate
King’s Bench
Marshalsea
Fishmongers’ Company
Court of Common Pleas
London
Joan Laxe
John Lane
Yatton
Somersetshire
Limpany
Robert Limpany
King’s Arms
Fulham
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Bull
Enniskillen
Fermanagh
Orangemen
Association
Dublin Evening Mail
Grace of Wellington
Francis Gower
Anthony Blake
Lord Enniskillen
Archdall
Creighton
Macken
Hushbandman
Wyndham
Bell
Weely
Choymen
Ave. T
Comragh
Wicklow
Clonmel
Cappagh
Ryans
Burkes
Horan
Burke
James Carroll
Michael Woods
John Curtis
KR. W. Gason
James Ryan
Roger Ryan
Frize
Same
Henry Thompson
Thomas Dodgins
E. Farrell
John Meara
J. Willington
William Bowler
Mary Morissy
Richard Falkiner
James Keefe
F. Walsh
England
Jess
EAM
Dover
Calais
Hayward and Bushell
Steam Packet Office
Duke of Clarence
Duchess of Kent
Lord MacDonald
Royal Union Association
Lancaster-place
Waterloo-bridge
St. Fields
Surrey
Canterbury
Samuel Bosanquet
Bishopsgate Street
Neate
John Kershaw
Vannivaive
Esther Whitbread
Mary Jones W
Caroline Jackson
Eliza Wood Grove
George’s
Stephen Sutton
John Seekings
Robert Suttle
Thomas Chas
Gol
Thomas Helps
Siasu
James Smith
John Kershalv
Charles Dodd
Acretary
Joseph Sparrow
Throgmorton-street
Old Hock Laubenheimer
St Julien
Paisley Superior
Old Victoria
Oodhouse
Marsalla
Malta
Narsalla
Oward
Mr. Howard
Figel-street
Fleet-street
T. Axtell
Ls. Ltd
Messrs. Barclay
Fleet-market
Butler
Cheapside
Edwards
St. Paul's Church
Prout
Temple-bar
Purser
Finchlane
Sanger
Oxford-street
Sutton and Co
Bow Churchyard
Ward
Holborn
Dr. Walker
Joseph Wessels
St. Paul’s
Bond-street
James
Newbery
Messrs. Butler
Chymists
Corner St. Paul's
Sackville-street
Ublin
Princes-street
Edinburgh
R.g.g.args
Vanes
Nottingham-place
Millington Buckley
Helease
Ottingham-Place
New-road
Messrs. Browne and Wilson
Little
Portland- Street
Cavendish-square
Regent-street
Agley
Worcestershire
Hagley
Imingham
Stourbridge
J. Mathews
Lyttelton Arms Inn
Assell Grove
Clenthill
Parkes
Birmingham
Edward Rogers
Roberts Ze Son
Stourise
Messrs. Sharpe and Field
Bread- Street
Ravels
Mexico
R. W. H. Hardy
Henry Best
France
Blue Stocking Hall
Ishop Jewell
S. Isaacson
Bishop Andrews
Henry Isaacson
St. George's
Demerara
John Hearne
Strand
Great Britain and Ireland
J. Bedford
R. Simpkin
W. Marshall
Hallcourt
J. Ridgway
Piccadilly
W. F. Wakeman
D’ollier-Street
State OF Ireland
Vsust
Byam Martin
Stanted
His Majesty’s Navy
Plymouth
Secretary Smith
Savage
Royal Engineers
Waterford
M‘intosh
Milford Haven
Grevilla
Haverfordwest
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