NEW NOVELS AND CURIOUS TITLES LISTED FOR SALE
A catalog of new and forthcoming novels by noted authors including Geoffrey Crayon, J F Cooper, Barry St Lager, John Galt, Leigh Hunt, and others. Listings feature editions in multiple volumes with prices, popular works such as The Heathen's Wall and Tales from Froissart, and notes on authors like Byron friends. published by H Calburn and R Bentley with library availability.
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Poe
Bor A
Geoffry Crayon
J. F. Cooper
Brambletye House
Tor Hill
Rhine
Low Countries
Henry Masterton
Cavalier
Richelieu
Darnley
de Lorme
Froissart
Barry St. Lager
Gilbert Earle
Fraser
Stanley Bux Top
Ohn Galt
Earl of Mulgrave
Matilda
Arlington
Granby
Herbert Lacy
Ralph Esher
Leigh Hunt
Trelawney
Lord Byron
H. Calburn
R. Bentley
New Burlington Street
London Markets Quiet During Easter Holidays Reports
The London New Price Current notes no business in markets due to Easter holidays. Sugar stocks and deliveries shift year over year, with West India and Mauritius stocks differing from last year. Prices mostly steady to lower in refined sugar. coffee and spices show limited activity, with firm demand for home and export coffee. Oil markets mixed, tallow heavy, and cotton steady amid large arrivals.
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London
Mauritius
West India
East India
Jamaica
Havannah
Ceylon
Geneva
America
Liverpool
oTrox
Carolina
Appointment of Edward Ellice as Secretary at War
Whitehall reports on April 6 1833 the King appoints the Right Honourable Edward Ellice as Secretary at War. Crown Office notes on April 9 the members returned to serve in Parliament including Sir John Cam Hobhouse and William Thompson replacing George Barrington who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
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Whitehall
Edward Ellice
Crown Office
City of Westminster
John Cam Hobhouse
Sunder
William Thompson
Whitehall- Place
County of Middlesex
City of London
George Barrington
Insolvency Declarations Across London and Lancashire Firms
A ledger of insolvencies lists Omas Rice of Old Brompton and multiple creditors and debtors including James Grimble senior and junior of Gray's Inn Lane, and numerous merchants, manufacturers, and innkeepers across England. Courts at London and Manchester schedule surrender dates in April, May, and late May with official assignees named.
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Omas Rice
Sussex-terrace
Old Brompton
Mason
Ankrupts
James Grimble
Elo Street
Gray's-inn-lane
Mr. Abbott
King's Arms Yard
Coleman-street
Daniel Watson
John Maginniss
Sanel Perrin
Beswick
Lancashire
Mr. Green
King's Arms
William Armitage
Sowerby-bridge
Yorkshire
W. F
J. Holroyde
Halifax
Jaques, Battye
Thomas Tupper Isemonger
Little Hampton
Sussex
Dolphin Inn
Calbourn
Arundel
Freeman and Lothamley
London
James Boot
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
Victualler
Saracen’s Head Inn
Birmingham
White and Whitmore
Lincoln’s Son
Smith
Walsall
Thomas Davies
Liverpool
Carrier
Clarendon Rooms
Whitehouse
Castle-street
Holborn
Hindle
Joseph Evans
Whistones
Worcestershire
Worcester
Gwinnell and
Hughes Worcester
Sharpe and Field
Old Jewry
Ondon
Daniel Thackeray
Joseph Thackeray
Jesse Baldwin
Walton
Star Inn
Manchester
Chester
Staple Inn
Barnes
St. Helen’s
Henry Andrew Bacon
Sheffield
the Angel Inn
Cheapside
J. Dresser
Kensington
J.G. Hippins
Throgmorton-street
G. Phillips
Bishopsgate-street
B. Howell
W.B. Baker
Charles-street
Cavendish-square
H. Howard
London-wall
W. Marshall
J. F. Marshall
Horton
Bradford
Exchange Buildings
J. Stanton
Northampton
Mercer
Peacock Inn
T. B. Hurley
Frodsham
Cheshire
Messrs. Finchett, Maddock
Plymouth
Devonshire
T. Oldfield
Deritend
Aston
Warwickshire
J. Eld
George Hotel
J. P. Oldfield
J. Howorth
Palace Inn
J. Broom
Kidderminster
J. Wright
E. Martin
Newcastle
Regent's Park Basin
Marylebone
J. Norris
C. Ratcliff
Knockin Hall
Shropshire
J. Beaumont
Cornhill
F. K
Battle-bridge
D. Coombes
J. E. Peck
New Sleaford
Lincolnshire
J. Monk
Sen
Midhurst
J. Watson
G. M. Horton
J. Pearman
T. Fox
Bellington-mill
L. R. Openshaw and Co
Brickhouse
Bury
J. Norton and Co
Great
Derby betting at Newmarket on Tuesday night
Sporting notes from Kingston oast Rooms report Derby betting with bets listed on Glaucus Prince Llewellyn Rawlingons Revenge Forester Titian Landscape and Duke of Rutland colt Twatty Colonel Peels Nonsense Evaston with payments noted for Tredrille colt Emma offspring and other named horses including Francesca Rone Bassettlaw Gratis and Posthumus
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Kingston Oast
Ridsdale
Glaucus
Prince Llewellyn
Rawlingon
Hunter
Forester
Wood
Duke of Rutland
Cooper
Twatty
Colonel Peel
Lord Chesterfield
Evaston
Column
Verulam
Tredrille
Duke of Portland
Pledge
Stonehewer
Emma
Walker
Conrad
Vansittart
Lord Tavistock
Francesca
Rone
Bassetlaw
Gratis
LiveRPool Cotton Market and Middlesex Sessions news
Cotton market reports 2 500 bales sold today with 80 Bahias at Sid to Sd and prices from 63d to 8d in American descriptions. A meeting of the Irish residents of St Pancras opposed a Parliament bill to fund a 1 200 salary per year for the chairman of the Middlesex Sessions. A committee will notify metropolitan parishes on the issue.
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Liverpool
Sid
Middlesex
St. Pancras
Rte
Middlesex Seasions
The Whitefact's Home in a Lime Rick Road Shelter
A Morning Herald account describes a Dublin style cottage hovel on Lime Rick Road where a young Irish mother with an infant endures dire poverty. Rent is tenpence weekly with meager earnings, no garden, and turf heat. Neighbors help. landlord is English with minimal local employment. The piece argues for relief to alleviate rural poverty and addresses broader Irish unrest and emigration trends.
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The
Morning Herald
Imountrath
Limerick
Pet
Mick Delany
England
William
Mick
Maryborough
Ireland
Easter vestry clash over rector and clerk salaries in Christchurch
In Christchurch Surrey Easter Tuesday vestry, led by senior churchwarden Mackewen, debated guardians and organist pay. A heated fight over rector income, vestry clerk duties, and parish finances ended with Mr Watmore elected vestry clerk for the year after a poll to follow, amid broad accusations of mismanagement.
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Mackewen
Messrs. Kelley
Hobson
Hobbs
Meymott
Marshall’s Trust
Lushington
Marshall
Vestry at St John’s Clerkenwell Elects Gratis Guardians
Easter Tuesday proceedings at St John’s parish in Clerkenwell show officers appointed with little opposition. A debate on paying guardian expenses ends with electing volunteers who will serve gratis. Widespread discontent over a £1000 county rate rise prompts a Wakeling motion to form a committee with other parishes to resist Parliament granting the Middlesex Sessions chairman £1200 yearly. The committee is formed.
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Harpestr Bay
A. Northcroft
Samy Bookseller
United Kingdom
Badlients
Noeber
Peicey
T. Bass
J. F. C. Hecker
Frederick William's University
Berlin
Bonn
Copenhagen
Dresden
Exlangeo
Hanau
London
Lyons
Metz
Naples
New York
Philadelphia
Zurich
le Perington
M.D. A. Schihoss
Strand
St. Martin’s Lane
Henry Warbur Ze Ton
Fall
Watmore
Tuck
Cholera Committee
Uowell
St. George
Roffey
Dimes
Fal
John Grady
Wilton
Walcot
Carpenter
Watmbi
Cannes Descene
Blackguard
Roffey and Co
Me. Carpenter
Ventry
Wat More
Whatmore
Grady
Raffey
T. Hunt
Barton
Rector
Dory
D'Oyly
Lambeth
Court of King’s Bench
Couzins
D. Pollock
Pollock
Clerkenwell
Wakeling
Middlesex
Parish Vestry Appoints Officers and Grants for Year
The St Luke parish vestry met with Mr Bailey presiding. Discussions on funding for the St Barnabas organ continued alongside renewing the organist salary. Mr Richmond charged the vestry with favoritism, while an elder said locals must help. Most officers were appointed. the St Luke organist post was deferred.
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Bailey
Church of
St. Barnabas
Richmond
St. Luke’s
St. Luke's
Vestry Meeting Report Blocked at St James's Westminster
A vestry report attendee was refused entry raising parishioners’ interest in the cause. An inquiry into the incident is being considered by the parish.
Parochial Meeting at St Mary Lambeth Elects Officers
A large Lambeth parish meeting at the Boys School-room debated electing a vestry clerk and the salary. Rev D Oyllay presided.Mr Watmore sought re-election amid opposition from radicals and concerns over long tenure and high fees.
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Morning Chronicle
Lambeth
D'Oyly
Watmore
Grady
Old Bailey sessions reflect dress reform for marshalmen
Unclear fragments mention changes to the uniform of the King's Marshalmen at the Old Bailey sessions. The garb is described as shifting toward a lighter style with longer sleeves. The text remains garbled and provides few concrete details or outcomes.
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