New Medical Lectures and Historic Works Advertised
A long advert announces new editions and cheap volumes from IR Astley Cooper and others. It highlights lectures on surgery delivered at St Thomas's Hospital, plus a conspectus of prescriptions and works on health, indigestion, and diet. Also advertised are histories of the French Revolution, memoirs, lives of poets, and various geography and biography titles from Edward Bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
Sir A. Cooper
London Medical and Journale
Arcience
Lancet
Price Bell
Svc
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R.S
M. Salgues
M.D
Institute of France
France
J. Bell
Jlans
Literary Gazette
Howe
Iran
Robespierre
Tate Mally
Tife
Preete
Third Cooperative Congress Meets at King's Cross
The first meeting of the third Cooperative Congress convened at King's Cross with about 800 attendees besides delegates. Mr Owen chaired, outlining aims to reform society through cooperation, education, and shared production, aiming to lift physical and moral standards and end poverty amid widespread calls for national education and mutual labor division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Cross
Mackinnon
J. Johnston
M.P
Noel
Stewart
Ade
Manchester
Birmingham
Owen
Mr. Owen
Lovett
Society For the Promotion of
Dr. Wade
Finch
Liverpool
England
Ireland
Manley
Foskett
Opening of Staines Bridge Ceremony and Description
Yesterday the opening ceremony on Staines Bridge drew a concourse of well dressed attendees admitted by tickets. Their Majesties arrived with a suite and were warmly greeted while a Reverend Mr Govitt delivered an address. The King and Queen appeared in good health with the King showing steadier steps as the procession moved between the new and old bridge. A banquet for about 100 gentlemen followed at the Clarence Hotel with laurel decor and red bunting, while the band of the 9th Lancers played. The article recounts the bridge’s stone design by Rennie partners after 1628 plans, the 1829 act, and the construction details including arches, width, tolls, and total cost around 68,000 pounds with annual toll rents over 4,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govitt
Clarence Hotel
9Th Lancers
Messrs
J. Rennie
George Rennie
Brown
Jolliffe
Banks
Pekar
Staines
Reward payments for rioters and machine breakers in 1830s
A fragment notes Rev H Rolls received 501 from G Maule solicitor to the Treasury for Henry Smith of Aldwinckle and two others in the reward for rioters per the 23 November 1830 proclamation. It also mentions 51 paid to H Smith and 40 to W Co Ney Cox jun for apprehension of John Satchel, convicted Lent Assizes 1831 at Huntingdon for heading a party of machine-breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rolls
Treasury
Henry Smith
Aldwinckle
T. ‘oHows
H. Smith
W.co Ney
Cox
John Satchel
Hantingdon
Notting Wan
Easter Gala at Mansion-house Hails Royal Support and Reform
A large Easter gathering at the Mansion-house featured judges, Lord Nugent, the Bishop of London, and Ram Mohan Roy among 350 guests. To the toasts, the Lord Mayor praised King William IV and ministers, while Lord Nugent thanked the government. The Queen, Earl Grey, and the Lady Mayoress were honored, with Roy addressing the crowd. Dancing followed to celebrate civic revels and political stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Nugent
Rammabun Roy
Duke of Sussex
Earl Grey
PPR
Rammohan Roy
Grimelotee
England
St Clement Danes Vestry Meeting Over Denham Licence
Full attendance at St Clement Danes parish meeting after the Bishop of London refused to license Rev. Mr. Denham as Sunday afternoon lecturer. Debates centered on grounds of the refusal including funds, two lectureships, and interference with burials christenings. A memorial and deputation were planned to press the Bishop, with wardens' election upcoming Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theishop of London
Denham
Gurney
London
Brown
Oats
Mr. Oddy
Neale
St. Giles’s
St. Bride’s
Francis Ommaney
Mr. Brown
Francis
Bannister
Alderman Winchester's Saturday absence explained
The Chief Clerk said a note from Alderman Winchester apologized for missing Saturday’s meeting due to his beloved daughter’s illness. She was grievously ill on Saturday morning and died the next day, justifying his absence. Also reported is Egypt desert water bore experiments proving successful. a German man, Anthony Schreck, 46, died in Bond Street inquest after chest pains while visiting Hanover Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilphall
Alderman Winchester
Alderman Brown
Egypt
London
Suez
Suppen
Masons’ Arms
Maddox-street
Bondstreet
Anthony Schreck
Orange Borocossi
Princes-street
Hanoversquare
Queen-street
Goldensquare
Borecossi
Borocossi
Emigration Colonial Office guidance on relief and works
The Colonial Office informs A O Baker that relief for sick destitute emigrants arrives in North American colonies relies on local charitable institutions. Governors will offer public works employment where private means fail, with location and timing affecting actual projects. In New Brunswick a road project is planned, offering emigrants work on favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Office
North American
New Brunswick
A. O. Baker
Easton
Society of Antiquaries elects officers for year
Yesterday on St George's Day the Society of Antiquaries met in Somerset Place to elect a President Council and Officers. George Earl of Aberdeen John Gage Henry Hallam and others were re chosen for the new Council. George Earl of Aberdeen was elected President Thomas Amyot Treasurer John Gage Director and Nicholas Carlisle Secretary. The members dined at the Freemasons Tavern after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Day
Society of Antiquaries
Somerset-place
George Earl of Aberdeen
John Gage
Duke
Hudson Gurney
Sussex
Henry Hallam
Thomas Amyot
W. BR. Hamilton
Nicholas Cerliste
W. Y
Lady Anne WynDHAM and Irish peers in Parliament notes
A Morning Herald column recalls the death of Lady Anne WynDHAM in Mayfair from the epidemic, and discusses Lord Donegal’s proxy absence in the second reading of a Bill. It mentions Irish peers traveling to London, notes a proxy pattern, and hints at constitutional matters in Parliament. The piece also covers Greenwich Easter Monday fair scenes, the Richard son theater, and the Crown and Anchor Tavern as part of festive notes.
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Anne Wyndham
Lord Durham
Queen Street
May Fair
Lord Donegal
Ireland
Green Isle
London
St. John
Savenary
Greenwich
Sophia of
Gloucester
Richardson
Sock and Buskin
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Salle de Danse
Bridge-street
Deptford Creek
Melbourne
Nottingham
Melton
John Witham
Thomas Bartrim
Joseph Lister
Daniel Barrett
Carlton-bridge
Skipton
Lister
Bartrim
Leeds
William Crockford
Buckskin Farm
Worthing
Basingstoke
Hants
Bank of England
Police Gazette
Dialogue in House Sparks Threats Before Insolvent Debtors Bill
The Berkshire and Boston representatives clash in a secret chamber dispute over rhetoric and insults. The altercation ends as the House proceeds with the Insolvent Debtors Relief Bill. Also noted are bread price shifts, a Glasgow carpet trade uptick, a buried skeleton found near Swansea, and parish relief figures for local residents.
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Chamber
Berkshire
Boston
Jan Impact
Rascal
Mr. Brancroft
Hesterfield
House
United States
Glasgow
Ridesminster
Foxhole
Swansea
Sean
Sarah Dapper
Upper
Homerton
Hackney
Cinerea
Broad-street
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Henry Brett
Patent Brandy Establishment
Drury-lane
Staffordshire Gazette
Garabe
Justl Ad
Hedgford
Staffordshire
J. Drewry
Newton and Co
Warwick-square
Barker
Fleet-street
Boclesy
Christ
Post
Mark-Lane
Maltava
W. Jenkinson
Strand
Mark Lane Express
Edinburgh Chronicle
Lancaster Herald
People's Library
Goldsouth
Wakefield
Udolpho Mackenzie
Severo Rascelas
Johnson Pan
Virginia
Otranto
Erssensee - Almoram
Haniet
Elizabeth
Riberia
Julia Mandeville
Inchbald
Pompey the Little
Auth de Roubigne
Airs
Athlyr
Dunbayne
Zeluco
Dr. Moore
Plutarch
Perth
Pna. L
Literary London
J. Limbird
Somerset-house
Gazette
Kanica
Joseph Andrews
Humphry Clinker
Nourjattad
Solynen Andj
Almena
Edward
Moore Roderick
Andom
Franklin
Esaayn
Bacon
George
Canning, &c
West India
West
Vals
R James Campbell
Faioeice
James Callander
James Campbell
Thomas Sheridan
Germany
Mostyn
Voltaire
Paris
A DE Hortense
Duchesse DE ST. Leu
Reine DE Hollande
Munster
Cooke
Lord Munater
Oporto
Cyril Thornton
Subaltern
Wellington
Quarterly Review
Goethe
Jonah Barrington
THE
Henry Colbern
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
Edward Bull
Holles-street
Han Tolly
Louise d'Orleans
Lammennuir
Athenium
Chartley
Spectator
Cameron
Scotland
Gertrude
Belle Assemblee
Mirabeau
Etienne Dumont
Geneva
N.E. AD
Inch
James Hacon
Waverley
Italy
Spain
Henry Stebbing
Ugo Pascolo
Bitterr
Holles-etreet
Cavendish Square
United Kingdom
Society For the Diffusion of
Canada
Up. Com
Father In God
Bath
Wells
Staines Bridge
ST. Clement Danes
Society OF Antiquaries OF London
Rossery
Tre Hick
Hannah
Lisbon
Fresh ‘Wharf
London-bridge
Cit
Thames
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