Wide assortment of goods and books at Cheapside stalls
An old advertisement lists carpets and rug goods from Carter and Co at 2 Cheapside near St. 120, plus kitchenware, gin, rum, brandy, and spirits at varying prices. It promotes Hearth Rugs and floor cloths, with terms for London delivery. Also advertised are books and periodicals from London publishers and retailers with prices and editor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter and Co
Cheapside
Brussels
Jamaica
London
Henry Brett
Patent Brandy Establishment
Drary-lane
Portraits and fashion plates in Cromwell era volumes
A fragmented 17th century style notice details portraits, dresses, and plates for a quarterly volume. It lists Marguerite de Valois portraits, walking and evening costumes, carriage or full walking attire, and various plate numbers. Also mentions Cromwell’s interview with his daughter, December coronation regalia, fashion plates, and advertising page practices at office 119 Fetter Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juty
Lady's Magazine
J. Page
Fetter-lane
G. R. Carter
Europe
Berlin
Copenhagen
Moodie
Gottingen
Montesquieu
Flower
Viola
Lady’s Magazine
Fetter Lane
India
SUEY
Loch Venachoir
Scotland
New Bridge and Reading Room
Scarborough
Loch Lomond
Old London Bridge
Marguerite de Valois
Francis
Cromwell
Charles the First
Fortign
Fetterlane
Ex parte Winchester and Briggs in King Bench action
In an April session the Court of King’s Bench granted leave to file a criminal information against Patrick Grant over libels against J Alderman Winchester and attorney Briggs. The case centers on bankruptcy, the Lux newspaper, Sun sale bids, and alleged fraud by Winchester and Briggs, with Grant defending his actions and requesting redress for nightly libels and false statements about their conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Court OF King’s Bench
Arnil
Winchester
Briggs
J. Scarlett
J. Alderman Winchester
Patrick Grant
Alderman Winchester
Grant
Lux
Murdo: Young
Mr. Grant
Winsoe
Ang
Lass
Thornton
Sun
Young
Westley
Messrs
Bell and
Lomax
Mr. Briggs
Yorkshire
Bell
Hickman
True Syn
Basinghall-street
de Hirkioe
Murdo Young
The
Bri
Hon. Court of Aldermen
True Sun
Mr. Winchester
Lord Tenterden
Vice Admirals Appointed for Welsh Counties and Other Regions
The Marquis of Anglesea was sworn as Vice Admiral of North Wales and Constable of Carnarvon Castle. A list follows of appointees to the office across England Scotland Wales and Ireland, naming noblemen for each county or province, including the Earls and Dukes of numerous titles and their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglesea
Kingench
North Wales
Carnarvonastle
Maritime
Admiralty
Counties
Earl of Lonsdale
Cumberland
Earl of Mount Edgecumbe
Cornwall
Marquis of Hertford
Suffolk
Duke of Richmond
Sussex
Viscount Maynard
Essex
Marquis of Cleveland
Durham
Duke of Northumberland
Northumberland
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Marquis Camden
Kent
Duke of Beaufort
Gloucester
Earl of Stamford
Warrington
Chester
Earl of Malmesbury
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Earl Brownlow
Lincoln
Duke of Somerset
Somerset
Earl Fortescue
Devon
John Wodehouse
Norfolk
Wales
Marquis of
Earl of Conoeghmare
Munster
Marquis of Ormonde
Leinster
A Noble Duke's Bill and Public Safety Issues
A composite notice reports on political disputes over the Reform Bill and the Hackney Coach Act, plus a Baptist Missionary Society meeting defending West Indies missionaries against alleged unjust treatment. It covers Liverpool arrivals, cotton sales, corn exchange activity, and a note on Hayle harbor disputes threatening Portreath as a shipping alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Fletcher
Moorfields
West Indies
Dyer
Cox
Gurney
Liverpool
Rosen
Gottenburgh
Nyverheid
Salon
Hayle
D’s End
Mount’s Bay
Portreath
Padstow
Coraubian
Craven meeting at Newmarket with Craven races
At Newmarket Craven meeting reports list results from the Biddleston Produce Stakes, three panera Grosvenor's Sat t 7b fillies and colts, and other races. Santillane the favourite won by a head. Olga ahead in a close finish over Fedora. The day included matches, prizes, and party lists, with Eclipse Foot entries and a postponed sale of King horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Craven
Turspay
Biddleston Produce
Sova
R.M
Panera Grosvenor
Santillane
Wrangler
Asseccs Venssascesennetsicenes
Nevilios
Saitan
Santilane
Olga
Iy Paulowits
Conelly
R. Ridsdale
Fedora
Figaro
Lord Exeter
Trick
Asaccenere
F. D
Duke of Grafton
Cunelly
Watts
G Sarpedon
Sven Ig
Chifney
Snarl
AF. Wood
Arthur
Oxygen
Mazeppa
Anthony
Rotterdam
Aget
Sarpedon
Captain Arthur
Duke
Newmarket Race Course
Eclipse Foot
Lord Chesterfield
Priam
R. Lord
Cooke
Terry
M. Panies Crutch
Col. Wilson
Emilius
P.p. A.F
Wagstaff
Henry
Galantine
H Ft. R.M
Duke of Portland
Tiresias
Emily
J. Day
Batson
Catton
Hariot
Mr. Houldsworth
Dorset
Mr. E. Wilson
Spencer
Lord Orford
Mr. Thornhill
D.M. Rd
Exeter
H Ft. T.Y.C
Lord Tavistock
Taurus
Mr. Gully
Scott
Lord Wilton
Chancellor
Bohemian
Lucette
Schumla
Spaniel
Margrave
Sal
Destruction of Plantations in St James Parish West Indies
A long list catalogs numerous estates and plantations in St James parish destroyed, including Zethe estate Cottage pen Home Castle and many others with residences works and negro houses. The Hanover parish losses follow with Pryall and Orchard and a second list for Westmoreland parish ends with Marchmont and other properties.
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St. James’s Parish
Zethe
Cottage Pen
Hillowton Pen
Home Castle
Hocknawton
Cold Spring Plantation
Eden Estate
Childermas
Content Plantation
Belle Vie
Leogan
Harmony-hall
Retrieve Pen
St. Ives
Caledonia
Orang Estate
Concordia Plantation
Camrose
Content
Lima
Dumfries
Devon
Wiltshire
Cloyd’s Lodge
Carlton Lodge
Unity Hall
Moor Park
St.Andrew’s Hill
Windsor Lodge
Friendship
Williamsfield
Worcester and Kempshot
Kirkpatrick Hall
Stapleton Plantation
Spring Mount
Edge Hill
Comfort Hall
Potosi
Carpenter’s Hall
Jericho
Brothers Retreat
Amit Hall
Guilsbro
Grave
Spring-garden
New-battle
Newman-hall
Prospect Plantation
Chesterfielden
Clay-hall
Belfont
Camperdown
Crayfield
Springfield Pen
Kensington
Bandon Pen
Helmsdale
Clydesdale
Mount Pleasant
Rock-hill
Lantation
Union
Cottage
Palmyra
Leyden
Rosneath
Orchard
Richmond-hill
Sunderland
Montrose
White Hill
Hampton
Mount Vernon
Mount Apple
Lodge Plantation
Summer Hill
Nairn
Severn Rivers
Adelphi
Valley Plantation
Cope
Beverly
Morven
Knockpleasant
Castle Hyde
New Miles
Greenwich
Cacoon Castle
Chester Castle
Flint River
Cascade
Golden Grove
Silver Grove
Great Valley
Cod Hall
Burnt Ground
Alexandria
Argyle
Knockalya
Prosper Pen
Rome
Haddington
Welcome
Belvidere
Shettlewood
Haughton Grove
Brae
Regan
Bamboo
Shepherd’s Hall
Coventry
Basingwood
Woodlands
Westmoreland Parish
Maddo
Struey
Woodstock
Hackfield
Barneyside
Prospect
Lambsriver
Mountain
Spring
Cow Park
Kew Cottage
Underwood
Marchmont
Claremont
Calville
Hermitage
Chilton
Dean’s Valley
Cruise
York
Hopewell
Clantarf
Clifton
Darliston
Gog Magog
Count Orloff Ready to Quit England by May Fifth
Count Orloff plans final arrangements for leaving England with departure fixed for Saturday May fifth. Excellency and Count Matuszevic, the Russian minister, expected to return today from Newmarket. A Chelmsford public meeting formed a Temperance Society with Rev. C. A. St. John Mildmay presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Orloff
England
Matuszevic
Newmarket
Chelmsford
C. A. St. John Mildmay
Fata
Uxbridge
Acton
Colchester
Thos. Wilkinson
Finchley Common
Sowerby
Messing
Yorkshire
John Shelton
Wilkinson
Political Debate Over Tax Bill Persists at Meeting
Reports state a heated weekly gathering discussed Lord Grey and the tax measure. Supporters insist on passage despite fears of opposition and potential peer creation, while critics warn of nonpayment and protests. A committee was set to draft an address to the king and a petition to the Lords for a general meeting on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Thomas
Lord Grey
Messrs.Redman
Detrosier
Major Revell
House of Commons
J. H. Powell
House of Lords
House of Peers
Yorkshire county meeting in favour of the factory bill
A large freeholder assembly in York supports Michael Thomas Sadler's factory bill. Joseph Wood urged reform to end child labor and low wages, arguing for shorter hours and better pay. The meeting adopted a petition to Parliament and thanked supporters including the Duke of Sussex and Mr. Sadler, then dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sadler
Seigh
Joseph Wood
Sandal
Huddersfield
Aldborough
Wood
House of Commons
Michael Thomas Sadler
EOE
House of Lords
Duke of Sussex
Hanson
Fires in Morbihan Villages Spark Arson Probe
Letters from Vannes report at least eight fires in Morbihan over three days across multiple villages. Six houses burned, three individuals arrested in Lorient area, including a woman found with matches. Local authorities seek motive as inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannes
Morbihan
Lerdomo
Takee Lorient
Galignani
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Brett
Gatton
Losterheim
William Blackwood
Edinburgh
T. Cadell
Strand
Tegg
N. Hailes
Piccadilly
Bowdery and Kirby
Deinhenbet S
R. Griffin and Co
Glasgow
Mee
Child
Boyd
Ireland
France
James Sheridan Knowles
Gildon Manton
Miss Kemble
Austria
Windlass Hall
Pericles
Greece
Germany
Fary Morgana
H. C. Todd
Little Queen-street
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Britain
James Douglas
Cavers
Brewster's Journal of Science
Douglas
Adam Black
Longman and Co
True Sun Newspaper
George Barclay Mansel, Esq
Honourable Society of the Middle Temple
River Gambia
Etna
13 River
Bird’s Island
Sporting
Count Mastachevitz
Marquis of Exeter
Marquis of Worcester
Marquis Graham
Lord Mountcharles
G. Beatinck
Poyntz
Col
Anson
Drummond
Massey Stanley
Lord Wharncliffe
Pxpeidge
James Graham
E. Stanley
Agnes Byng
Georgiana Paget
Duke of Rutland
Lord
Wilton
Tavistock
Albemarle
Lord R. Grosvenor
Mr. Rush
Mr. Shard
Mayfly
Mr. Walker
Crutch
Agst
Fang
China
Canning
Philip Baylis
East India House
Gazette de France
Ham
M.de Polignac
Payne
Three Nuns Tavern
High Street
Aldgate
Mary Ann Read
Bayes
Edward Harris
Edward-street
Regent’s Park
W.C.S
Susan
Harris
Sunday School Society
Ludgate-hill
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Baron Gurney
Parker
Bible Society
Yorkshire County