The Robber and Other Works in Periodical Notice
A catalog-like sweep of 19th century book notices and advertisements. It lists The Robber by the author of Chartley the Fatalist in three volumes, praises from Spectator and Literary Gazette, plus references to volumes such as FALSE STEP and History Geography and Geography Recollections of the Beau Etienne Dumont. It notes editions in French and English, prices, and availability through Edward Bull’s library and other booksellers.
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Tatler
Tutler
Bridges-street
Covent-garden
Sitchen Tate
Edward Bull
Hollea-street
Cavendish-square
Chartley
Spectator
Literary Gazette
Ae Beau
Nse
Etienne Dumont
Geneva
N.B
Bull
Henry Stebbing
Ugo Foscolo
New Public Subscription Library
Wei oUet-street
United Kingdom
Celebrity Books and Memoirs Advertised in 1831 Paper
An 1831 issue advertises Leigh Hunt edited works on Byron and Shelley, Nollekens and his Times, Mrs. Dalgairn’s Cookery, and The Sea Kinge in England. It also notes Waverley novels in a new edition, Captain Basil Hall’s travels, and other literary titles with prices and publishers. The page includes a personal letter from Patrick Grant defending his Sun newspaper against fraud by Winchester and Young, detailing earnings, shares, and ongoing legal disputes.
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Poland
Turkey
Wallachia
Transylvania
Hungary
Vienna
Colburn and Bentley
New Burlington-street
Byron
Leigh Hunt
Lord Byron
Shelley
Hunt
Mr. Shelley
Morning Chronicle
Basil Hall
North America
Deating
Literary Gazette
Monthly Review
Izmo
English Institute of Cookery
Edinburgh Review
Reform Bill debates and Irish Juries Bill in Lords April session
The Lords pass the Sugar Duties and London Bridge Approaches Bills with sixteen private acts. Earl Bathurst urges Oxford University to oppose Reform. Ireland's Irish Juries Bill prompts delays and amendments as Lords hear petitions and discuss juror qualifications. Glove trade smuggling inquiry proposed amid testimony on trade distress. Norfolk Assizes transfer debated. Mayo magistracy and county affairs trigger motions and counterarguments.
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London Bridge
Lord Ciancentors
Duke of Ricamoyo
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lonp
Lord Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Oxford University
Earl Bathurst Rose
University of Oxford
House of Parliament
Friends of Reform
Hear
Earl Bathurst
Duke of Wellington
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Plunkett
Ireland
Lord Wynford
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of Leinster
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Tenterden
Earl
Lord Teynham
Lord Melbourne
Ellenborough
Wicktow
Lord Tenterpen
Earl Grey
Westmeath
Plunkett
Norfolk
Robert Grant
Thibad
Betford
Norwich
Asaize
Henry [Leit
Thetford
Givan
A. Baring
John Sebright
Ribley Colborne
Hume
Wason
R. Grant
Ruthven
William Murphy
Stanley
Commission of the Peace
Perceval
Brown
Crampton
Goulburn
Mayo
England
Tee
Mighty
Mégan
Ege Catt
Macnamara
Feng
P Wheyee
Glasgow
Dexon
Thuyaday
Moore O’ferrall
Dublin Castle
Hoops
Kildare
Departure of a Sun proprietor to start an Evening Paper
A former Sun owner explains his shift to a new Evening Paper. He recounts purchasing the Sun in 1826, heavy outlays, a bankruptcy struggle, and his return in 1830. He accuses Murdo Young of maneuvering to seize control, aided by Alderman Winchester and solicitor Briggs, and outlines efforts to repurchase his stake despite opposition.
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Murdo Young
Young
Sanford Tupu
Chemr
Morrison
France
GME
Con Ford
Memper
Witoer
Teepyeuschee
Rosen
Toyerade
H. House
Thicknesse
Novy of
Lancaster
Daxhiry
Claughton
Ravclife
Sun
Alderman Winchester
Winchester
Briggs
Commission
House of Commons debate on Highbury Road Bill
After prayers the Speaker went to the Upper House for royal assent by commission and returned to report. Mr Byng moved the second reading of the Highbury Road Bill resolutions. Mr Hume opposed, citing surprise among Highbury inhabitants and tolls to be continued, outlining meetings and promoter actions while proposing amendments.
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House
House of Lords
Byng
Highbury Road
Ir. Hume
Highbury
Lord Lowther
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Scotland
Rome
Copenhagen-fields
We Donald
Suptavern
Great Queen Street
Strand
Exeter Hall
James Mullett and CO
J. M.and Co
J. M. and Co
Pri Bat
North British Insurance Corporation
Hanover-street
Adowne Nobiewiee Aoe Seugienen
His Grace
the Duke of Gordon
Arl of
Aboyne
Earl of
Camperdown
Moers
Gleneagles
Viscount
Richard Alex. Oswald
Auchineruive
Henry Houldsworth
Colin Campbell
Easq
Rew Gees
Robert Cook
Robert Wright
William Young
Robert Menzies
James Nairne
Hugh Broughton
James Hey
James Borthwick
John Brash
North British Insurance Office
Edinburgh
Crown
Commons
Lords
Commons of
Great Britain and Ireland
Lowize d
Court Journal
Ive
Francis the
Geographics
Italy
Spain
Times
Seymour
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Empires DE Hortense
Duchesse DE ST. Leu
Ex-Reine DE Hollande
Suivis Des
New
Burlington-street
Ialao
Lady Jane Grey
Charles
Euoyee
Petrarch
Laura
Dante
Beatrice
Lurry
Fair Geraldine
Tanso
Leonora
Waller
Sacharissa
Swift
Stella
Vanessa
Lady Wortley Montagu
Martha Blount
Lord Byrqn
Moore
Wordsworth
Klopstock
Mont
Barry Cornwall
Nollekens
Astrats
Roubiliac
Hogarth
Reynolds
Fuseli
Flaxman
Blake
J.T. Smith
British Museum
Jackson
Walter Scott
Horsburgh
Sir Walter Scott
John Watson Gordon
Sir Walter
Edin
Advertiser
Watson Gordon
Walter
Valag
Edinburgh Weekly Journal
Robert Cadell
Whittaker and Co
London
R.N
Whittaker and
Ifr
Wintheater
G.pior
Thdice
Ipare
Brigos
Sun Iz
Patrick Grant
Parris
Imperial Parliament
Dsesseres
Highgate and
Whetstone
Birmingham
Countess of Bridgewater
Eart Brownlow
Highgate Trust
Davies
Thompson
Manchester
Tieman
Colonel Davies
Gace Fall Ty
Paris
Grenoble
Yeovil
Colonel Avies
R. Gordon
Poulett Thomson
Indus
House OF Commons