The Late Girl's Own Book 3d Edition pub notice
Publication notice for The Late Girl's Own Book 3d Edition with prices in boards and bound, plus other items: Sandford's Stories from Roman History and Cholera Morbus by James Carmichael Smyth. Includes publisher Parbury Allen Co and booksellers details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Terems
Prondon
Thomas Teg
Cheapside
N. Hailes
Tecac
Bowdery and Kerby
Oxford-street
Sandford
James Carmichael Smyth
N.D
F.R.S
Royal College of Physicians
London
George III
Parbury, Allen, and Co
Leadenhall-street
Medical and Reading Material Advertisements and Estates
A crowded 18th century advertisement page lists new medical lectures and practical health guides from Sir Astley Cooper and others, with prices and formats. It also details freehold and leasehold estates at Forest Hill and Shooter’s Hill, with viewing arrangements, land totals, and solicitor contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
A. Cooper
London
Methy
St. Thomas's Hessian En Terk
S.o
Medical Journal
J. Stevenson
M.D
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R.S
M. Salgues
Institute of France
France
J. Bell
Literary Gazette
Dec. IL
Bell
Buonaparte
Spectator
Mignot
Atlas
Mirabeau
Marat
Robespierre
Tatler
Edgeworth
F. C. Westley
Strand
Peace and turmoil in South America and a press note
Lima reports a peace treaty between Bolivia and Peru and a new commerce accord. General Gamarra returns to Lima, while General Rivera arrives from Guitamala. Jan 10 in Guatemala reports martial law and Arce with 7,000 troops near, a government move to St Salvador, and likely continued civil strife. The York Courier laments a malfunctioning press and a possible single issue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Bolivia
Peru
Gamarra
Rivera
Ili
Guatimala
Arce
St. Salvador
York Courier
Uper Canada
Coldstream Regiment Promotions and Army Moves noted
War-office April 20 lists Lieutenants and Captains promoted by purchase across multiple regiments including Coldstream Guards, 2d and 3d Foot, 31st, 32d, 34th, 60th, 64th, 67th, 72d, 95th, and 96th Foot. Also notes half-pay changes, adjutants, and appointments to commands, plus memoranda of retirements and pennsides granted and emoluments adjustments for several officers. Includes insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, and public notices on regimental titles and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War-office
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Brinckman Broadhead
Purchase
Cameron
Montague George Burgoyne
Broadhead
Henry Brand
Burgoyne
2D Regiment of Foot
George Henry Stock
Mathews
R. Barron
Malcolm
V . White
H. Churchill
Peddie
J. Grogan
Wilson
W. Balfour
Grogan
J. H. Mathews
Eustace
George A. Malcolm
G. Vaughan
Richard B. Pasley
Brown
M. E. Haworth
Pasley
Ditto
E. Wright
Eeperender
Bell
W. James
T. F. Wade
95Th
Bute Pane
H. D. Maclean
Blane
T. St. Leger Alcock
Maclean
A. G.V. Homrigh
Alcock
C.S. Lustace
Mrarr
Halfay
Cape of God Hope
C. A. Fitzroy
H. E. Bunbury, Bart
K.C.B
G. F. Steel
Royal Artillery
J. W. Taylor
59Th Foot
Commissariat
Sir John Murray, Bart
William Barron
Meeting of Leeds boroughs calls for creation of peers
A large Leeds gathering urged the King to create new peers to push through the Reform Bill after its second reading. Speakers argued to prevent a clash between Lords and Commons, warned of dangers if the bill is altered, and pressed for royal prerogative to secure its full implementation. The 4,000 strong meeting approved resolutions and dispersed peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Yorkshire
King
Lords
Commons
Leeds
John Marshall
House of Peers
George Wailes
House of Commons
Richardson
Baines
Duke of Wellington
Mr. B
Wailes
Joshua Bower
Smithson
Clapham
Friends of Reform
Four men linked to Plumstead burglary and macabre body-snatching
Report details the apprehension and committal of four men accused of stealing remains from convicts Woodward and Kirkman at Plumstead. Bodies were exhumed thrice and carried away by body-snatchers. no clues found. Also notes Hemsworth Hospital Master election, a whisky thief reward, Greenfield murder suspects, and a providential lightning escape near Tenbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Woolwich
Woodward and
Kirkman
Plumstead
Hemsworth
Armstrong
U Per Canada Courier
York
John M. Waugh
Murpers
Greenfield
Bradbury
Holme
Bradburys
Leeds Intelligencer
Tenbury
Worcester
Dickey
The Fate of Captain Ross and Arctic Search Failures
The account details Captain Ross and the Fury and Hecla expedition. It notes scientific doubts about an Arctic opening, blame shifted to Ross, and his later voyage toward Behring's Strait with uncertain outcome. It references Sabine, Barrow, Orkney findings, and calls on whale fishery ships to seek news of Ross. See Babbage on the Decline of Science in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angele
Lancaster's
Sabine
Capt. Ross
Orkney
Barrow
Mr. Barrow
Ross
Prince Regent's Inlet
Fury
Hecla
America
Behring’s Strait
Kamtschatka
Capaia Ree
Arctic
Captain Ross
Babbage
England
Murder at Port Sorrell Names Aborigine Killers
From the Tasmanian report the murder of Capt. Thomas and Mr. Parker near Northtown Beach is detailed. Carter describes luring natives and aiding in the killings with spear wounds, body examinations, and the discovery of both men’s remains. The verdict charges Bartholomew Boyle Thomas and James Parker with treacherous murder by three native men Wowee Mackamee and Chimarogee of the Big River tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carter
Capt
Thomas
Port Sorrell
Mr. Parker
Captain Thomas
Northtown Beach
Bartholomew Boyle Thomas
James Parker
Wowee
Mackamee
Chimarogee
Big River
Reform Bill Second Reading Celebrated by New Swenton Guests
Joyful reception of the Reform Bill on its second reading spreads through classes. A party of gentlemen in New Swenton plans a celebratory dinner at the Win Castle featuring old fish fare roast beef and plum pudding. A village incident in Thrussington involves a whispered accusation of faithlessness and a drastic public rebuke. Nottingham Review analysis notesSoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Swenton
Win Castle
Scanpal
Thrussington
Crs
Nottingham
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Katharine Ne
London-bridge
Co-Opera
Great Britain and Ireland
Gray's Inm-road
King’s Cross
Moxway
Robert Owen
Arthur S. Wade
United Kingdom
Greville-street
Hatton
Arden
Marsham-street
Westminster
Poland-street
Duke-street
Lincoln's Inn-fields
D. Styles
Thomas Jackson
Longman, Rees, Orme
Brown Lonjaman
Dante
Mae Chied
Pric
Thomas Te
Hai Piccadilly
Oxford Street
R. Grif Green
Pierce Egan
Thomas Tez
Ackerrowan
Regent-street
H. C. Todd
Little Queen-street
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Christian Advocate
Reedings
Ireland
Scotland
King Office
Red Lion Court
Fleet-street
Peoples Library
the Mirror
Are. ‘Don
Pan Ad
Wakefield
Udolpho Mackenzie
Raxselas
Johnson Pan
Virginia
Goldsmith
Castle of
Otranto
Almoran
Hamet
Elizabeth
Siberia
Julia Mandeville
Mrs. Inchbald
von Pompey
Julia de Roubigne
M Inchbalt
Athyn
Dunbayne
Dr. Moore
Mer
Joseph Andrews
Humphry Clinker
Solyman and
Almena
Edward
Moore Roderick Ndom
the Genii Peregrine Pickle Theer
Inglewood Forest
Belisarius
St. Clair of
the Isles
Tom
Ria
J. Limbird
Somerset-house
Mr. Barnes
Russia
Cornhill
India
Smnaller
Thomas Barnes
Saint James's Bazaar
King-street
St. James's Street
Foresthill
Camberwell
Peckham
Rye
Shepham
Dulwich
Reid
John Robins
Warwick House
Garraway
Turripay
Forest-hill
Surrey
Ashdown
Bull
Golden Lion
Sydenham
Red Lion
Lewisham
Green Man
Blackheath
Nag’s Head
Messrs. Currie, Horne
Shooter’s Hill
Kent
Edward Stracher
Shooter's Hill
Eltham
Kinderley
the Gazette OF
86Th
Royal County Down Regiment
1St
Loyal
Lincoln Volunteers
Foot
Peter Patterson
Everest
Read
R. Bemworth
Light Dragoons
Bunworth
Punty
Derby
Ton and Gresley
Derbyshire
Enery
G. Sitwell, Bart
John Benamiink
E.holden
Richard Allmand
Wem, Salop, Victualler
John Atkinson
Cockermouth
Cumberland
John Reynolds
Royston
Hertfordshire
Bankrminter
William Chalklen
Warwick Square
Kensington
Court of Bankruptcy
Tomlins
Staple Inn
Joseph Borsley
Kerry and
Ware
Gray's Inn-square
George Crooks
Anglesea-place
Limehouse
Baker
Messrs
Swain
Stevens
George Hotel
Walsall
Austen and Hobson
Gray's Inn
R. Jesson
Thomas Walker
Burslem
Staffordshire
Leopard Inn
Harding
G. Smith
Basinghall-street
Walter Hannay
Laverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Liverpool
Battye
Kay
Barlow
Aston
Manchester
Harris
Northleach
Gloucestershire
W. S. Plimpton
Lower Thames-street
G. W. Harris
H. Wilson
Riding House-Lane
Sraber- Merchant
F. Willmott
Old Windsor
Burn
Newport-market
S. Lovatt
Black Bull Inn
J.T. Watson
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
Kingston Hotel
Kingston upon-Hull
T. S. Petrie
Messrs. Crump
T. Harper
Dudbridge Wharf
Nantwich
Cheshire
Mercer
W. Winter
Bristol
D. D. Davis
Fitzroy-square
J. Girton
Edgeware-road
R. Bevan and
H. Minchener
Wayling-street
H. Greaved
T. Banks
S. Maer
FT. Ankrett
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Thomas Harvie
Glasgow
Great Britain
Bborough OF
Capt. Thomas
Parker
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