Annual Meeting Notice for Sare Shareholders 1836
The Directors of EST TRESAVEAN MINING COMPANY announce the annual meeting of Sare holders at the City of London Tavern Bishopsgate on Thursday April 28 1836 at twelve for one o'clock. Secretary Henry Tribe 19 Austin Friars April 6 1836. Also advertised are public notices for British trade with China medical works and watches from London traders with prices and publishers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresavean Mining Company
City OF London
Bishopsgate-street
Henry Tribe
Austin Friars
China
Matheson, Esq
Canton
James Smith
Important judgment on proofs by creditors without books
In the Liverpool bankruptcy of William Lewis a ruling limited proofs by creditors who lack books. The commissioner rejected many oaths based claims, urging further proof, while describing perjury risks and stressing a rule to protect honest creditors. a debate on notices to assignees and future dividends followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Commissioners OF Bankrupts
Apa
Evans
William Lewis
Liverpool
America
Keight
Court of Review
Iou's, &c
His Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy
Mane
Gill
Ray Kpemmedes
Knight
Mirst
Hibernian Joint Stock Company
Extraordinary Case at Union Hall Police Office
Frances Wahter, wife of a clerk at Chamberlayne's Wharf, Tooley Street, faced Mr. Jeremy on suspicion of stealing a purse containing 19 sovereigns, Bank of England notes, and foreign coins from Mr. G. War nan. The case highlighted questions of identification and conduct during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
White
Hease
Jeremy
Bir
Walker
Messia
Bishop and Hall
Girat
Tere
Monument to Joseph Manton Honours a Gun Maker Hero
The County Chronicle notes a Kensington cemetery burial of Joseph Manton in July last. Epitaphs by patrons led to a chosen inscription praising him as the father founder and greatest artist in fire-arms, whose global reputation and scientific invention benefited sport and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Manton
Joseph Manton
Kensington
Colonel P. Hawker
County Chronicle
Satirical letter condemns Sabbath laws and aristocratic pensions
A reader in a True Sun letter attacks Westminster Sabbath laws and titled clerics, accusing them of hidden self interest and pensions. He urges action against “aristocratic tyrants,” mocks their campaigns, and calls for exposing the truth by watching Hole Park-corner on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Birt
Deborah Nixon
F. P. Barlow
Eny
Kensington
Stirrup
T 8
Moray
Eliza
King's Head
Knightsbridge
Birt
Nixon
St. Stephen's
Achan
Heaven
Westminster
Hole Park-corner
England
Incendiarism, War News, and Trade From New York to Brazil
Reports from New York through mid March detail arson attacks on printing offices in Boston and rising violence in the era. A death by stabbing involving Mr Duffy’s theatre company is noted. Congress passes a surplus relief act. Florida campaigns report Native gains against state forces, while General Scott replaces Gaines after early reverses. Brazil’s unsettled empire, dual governments in Pernambuco, and currency distress are cited alongside improved cotton prices and a smaller U.S. crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverroot
England
New York
America
Boston Courier
Centinel
Boston Daily Advertiser
Boston
Duffy
Albany
Congress
Florida
United States
Gaines
Scott
Brazil
Para
Maranham
Pernambuco
San Gabriel
Senhor Aranjo Ribeiro
Porto Allegre
Revolutionary Party
Mobile
Uplands
Santa Anna marches 7,000 strong toward San Antonio Bejar
In a Feb 1 1836 dispatch from Leone Vicadio Santa Anna reports the army of 7,000 is marching to San Antonio de Bejar. He highlights discipline unity and resolve to resist disunion while noting a Texian schism between federalist and independence factions and ambitions to seize mining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio de Bejar
Santa Anna
Texiao
Mexico
Tragic Seppuku Attempt and Child Education Notes
A Portland-place resident, Mr Webster, in a nervous state, cut his throat and died shortly after as Mrs Webster found him bleeding. The column then praises increasing infant schools and commends Blair’s Hymns and modernized catechisms, noting improvements by Darton and Son in new editions for youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gray
Jane Tucker
Mont
Puckeridge
Messrs
Rawlinson and Huskies
Thomas Swales
Circus-road
St. John's Wood
Iove-Terrace
Lisson-grove
Jane Rout
Romsey
Hampshire
William Fountain
Charlotte Street
Rathbone-place
J. Rout
Alexander Cooper
No. 10
Everett Street
Russell Square
London University
Thomas Parker
Edgeware Road
Stevens
Giray
Blue Posts
Southampton
Holborg
Howeve
Dorset-place
New-road
Lowden
Great Queen Street
Gus
Blair
Mesera, Darton and Son
Ireland's Poor Revealed in Labour and Wages Report
The document analyzes Great Britain and Ireland populations, class labour divisions, and agricultural earnings. It notes Ireland's two thirds of agricultural workers, widespread destitution, and reliance on relief. proposes tailored Poor Law reforms and cautions against general workhouse use, urging regionally suited remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeland
Ireland
Great Britain and Ireland
Ara
Great Britain
Great Britsiggia
Iceland
Britain
Treland
Benerat
Ey Mary
Great -Britain
Geneeat
Cogland
England
Poorton Commissioners of
Tout
Boy Enkiog
Ashe
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
London
Price
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
T-Street
Simpton and Marshall
Bratigner's
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
LAW Intelligence
Police Intelligence
Marylebone
the True Sun
P. Thompson
Hull
Re. C. Wolseley
Radicala
Col. P. Thompson
North
Russia
Rathals
Hall
Raoasia
Napoleon
France
Manchester
Peru
Turkey
Sierre Leone
Duke of Sutherland
Wakley
C. Worstley
Wolseley
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