London Docks Tender Call for Stationery and Bagging
Notices announce contract tenders due Monday January 14 at One OClock for one year with samples available at the Dock Superintendent’s Office and the London Dock House. Also details of an anatomy and medicine spring lecture course starting January 20 with demonstrations and dissections at Webb Street Maze Pond and at the theatre in Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty's Navy
Erin
Deptford
Ondon Docks
Companys House
Prince’s-street
S. Cock
London Dock House
Webbstreet
Maze Pond
Borough
Grainger
Ileher
Armstrong
Boott
Hopkins
Cooper
Highley
Fleet-street
Shenix
Lombard-street
Cha
Tisg-cross
Cha- Bag
Langer Ss
Ino Hagia Wire 1 Et Ieo Imeauranse Company
Theo A Wiese Lesuranne Company
Surrey and Sussex
The
Beacon
British Commercial
Aigis
Albion Insurance Companies
NEW BOOKS AND LEGAL GUIDES FOR SPRING
A list of forthcoming publications including TP WALES of PASSION and a new edition of HE COOKS ORACLE by WILLIAM KITCHENER M D with praise from the Monthly Review. Also TALES of a GRANDFATHER and ST VALENTINE S DAY by Waverley’s author, plus CHRONICLES of the CANONGATE. A PRACTICAL GUIDE to the QUARTER SESSIONS by WILLIAM DICKINSON and TALFOURD updated for modern law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kitchener
Monthly Review
Sir Walter Scott, Bart
Perth
Waverley
the Canongate
Cadell and Co
Edinburgh
Simpkin and Marshall
London
William Dickinson
Flight of Rowland Stephenson Sparks London Rumor Mill
A Bristol–New York ship Minerva voyage is reported to have carried Rowland Stephenson, accused of absconding, amid claims of affidavits from boatmen and questions about the fate of his affairs. The piece quotes from the Bristol Mercury and Esser Herald, detailing Stephenson's Marshalls estate, debts, and ties to Romford, Launceston, and Northumberland, with reflections on recent trials and public expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Rowland Stephenson
Minerva
Wallace
New York
Stehenson
Clovelly
Bristol Mercury
Bull
Clibe
Esser Herald
London
Stephenson
Marshalls
Romford
Mr. Mathews
George Smart
Howhatch
South Weald
Willan
Hare-lodge
Jackson
Tailler
Phillips
Saint Stephen’s
Launceston
Werrington
Duke l of Northumberland
Yates
Adelphi
Pearce
King’s Arms Inn
Stephen’s
Duke of Northumberland
Confession of Burke in West Port Murders Case
A Caledonian Mercury report reproduces Burke’s interview in which he admits involvement in serial killings from Christmas 1827 to October 1828 with accomplice Hare. He describes suffocation methods, selling bodies to Dr. Paterson, and claims Hare aided him while denying Docherty’s murder was Hare’s alone. Burke expresses penitence and seeks religious absolution as jurors disputed the trial prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Mercury
Burke
Ireland
Docherty
Hare
Broggan
toDs
Jamie
Paterson
Falconer
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Faculty
M'Dougal
Justice’s balance and sword in a murder case
The text laments Burke’s charges not proven and argues the prosecutor’s despair for a verdict. It asserts Justice has taken one victim but vows further sacrifices, claiming others with blood on hands remain to be claimed and punished on the scaffold for manifold crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Irish Statistics and Population Claims in Protestants versus Catholics
A Cork based Protestant Herald critique challenges Romish population supremacy claims in Ireland. It traces Protestant and Catholic proportions from 1672 through 1792 using Petty, Burke, and official returns, arguing actual figures show far smaller Catholic dominance than advocates claim. The piece cites census data, beggar records, and House of Industry totals to argue Protestants were not vanishingly few and warns against hyperbolic rhetoric by Catholic emancipation proponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Herald
Ireland
Briain
Earl of Claret
Doyle
L’estrange
O'Connell
Sheil
Lawless
John Newport
Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Jesus
Cork
Sydney
Church of
England
Wales
Society of Friends
Buckram
William Petty
Chalmers
England and
Dennis Scully
Dublin
Burke
Romish
Ossory
Brussels
House of Industry
Sidney
Sir William Petty
Boece
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M. Waller Clifton
Europe
Bariog (Brothers) and Co
Bishopsgate-street Ithin
T. Thomas’s Hospital
Williams
Elliotson
Roots
Burton
Green
John F. South
Locock
Ferguson
Frost
Guy
E. Ver. Whitfield
St. Thomas’s Hospital
J. Jones
Cheltenham
Montpellier Spa
Thompson
Messrs. Butler
Chymists
Cheapside
St. Paul’s
Sackville-street
Princesstreet
Robinson
Red Lion-street
Holborn
Matts. Robinson
Prowett
Mortimer-street
R. James
R. G. G. James
Messrs. Newbery
Dr. James
Messrs
Butler
Eapside
Queen-square
J.J. Hopwood
Gloucester-street
Bloomsbury
Kidderminster
Papreaecas
Wie
J. J. Hopwood
Chancery-lane
Gilbert Brasin
Henry Colburn
New Burlington-street
Duriington-str
Price
Samuel Pepys
F.R.S
Admiralty
Charles IT
James I
John Evelyn
Lord Braybrooke
Grammont
Evelyn
Oliver and Boyd
Edward Bull
New Public Subscription Library
Holles-street
Cavendish Square
Ontents
Wurtemburg
Sutton
Lord Liverpool
Dugald Stewart
J. E. Smith
Damer
Bishop Tomline
T. B.hompson
Anspach
R. J. Strahan
Dean Hook
Legh Richmond
P. C. Silvester
Eginald Trevor
Edward Trevor Anwyl
A. K. Newman and Co
Francis Latham
Ebee
Eustace Fitz-Richard
Scotland
Gilbert Earle
Blount
Katherine
Tale
MR. Stephenson
Hare the Approver
West Port
Mary Paterson
Daft Jamie
Toto Carlo
Tts
Hurke
Dougal
Whiom
Horne
Peach
Mc Dougal
King
M‘dougal
Aberdeen
M‘donach
His Majesty’s Advocate
Henry Erskine
Tles
Daft Tamie
Irish Statistics
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