The Immortality of the Soul and Other Poems
An 1832 publisher's notice lists The Immortality of the Soul and Other Poems by D. Malloc k A.M. with praise from Morning Advertiser and Tatler. It announces Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine No. CXCIV for May 1832 and a raft of medical and literary works available from Renshaw and Rush, including Ryan's Manual of Midwifery and Observations on Malignant Cholera.
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Mark-Lane
the Post
W. Jenkinson
Ofice
Strand
London
Mark-Jane Express
Edinburgh Chronicle
Lancaster Herald
Mechanics’ Magazine
D. Mallock
A.M
Morning Advertiser
Tatler
Holdsworth and Ball
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Blackwoon
Edinburgh
Tennyson
Hl. Komer
Dumont
Mirabeau
Mrs. Hemans
Edinbro
P. Rooney
The
Isle of Rugen
Cave
William Blackwood
George-street
T. Cadell
Renshaw and Rush
Medical and Surgical Journal
Price
King’s College
Ryan
Worden
Michael Ryan
Hatton-garden
Westminster Society
A. P. W. Philip
M.L. F.R.S.L
Ve. Ryan
M.D. Invo. Price Ds
Charles Wilson
Plater
John Winkworth
Promotions and appointments across the British Army 1832
The War Office lists Major H Pratt and other officers from the 171st Dragoon Guards and various regiments promoted or exchanged on April 27 1832. Ensigns promoted by purchase or without, lieutenants advancing to captains, and half-pay officers moved to active commissions are detailed with units and dates. Also notes retirements and reinstatements, plus a Lancaster militia commission and Derbyshire yeomanry changes. Market and colonial produce items follow, with sugar coffee tea and other goods pricing updates.
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War Office
Regiment of Light Dragoons
H.pratt
4Th Dragoon Guards
Burrowes
Foot
E. Warren
Purchase
Dixon
F. Holder
Daubeney
60Th Foot
S. Je. Nicoll
Haworth
Frederick W. Love
Nunn
W. H. Kenny
Colston
J. Hutton
Kenny
Ditto
W. J. P. Moriarty
2D West India Regiment
P. H. Michell
Jlak 85Th Foot
W. Crofton
Gert
Rose
G. T. Finucane
Moriarty
76Th Foot
17Th Light Dragoons
P. Dundas
7Th Light Dragoons
John Curran
Ers Francis Stokes
38Th Foot
39Th Foot
John Madan Maitland
Sale Py
Sale Py 52d Foot,and Captain Hare
Ensign Best
Richard Mordesley
County Palatine of Lancaster
Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia
Richard Bootle Wilbraham
Parke
Repton and Gresley
Derbyshire
George Sitwell
Read
George Crewe
Mauritius
Jamaica
East India
Roy
Leewards
Cortoy
Insolvency Declarations Amid Bankruptcies and Dividends
A list of insolvencies includes Henry Smith of Salisbury Street Strand and Edward Palmer of Bath as bankrupts or superseded bankruptcies. Multiple creditors, dates, and court locations are given for surrender and meeting times, with numerous trades such as hardwareman linen-draper patent brick-makers chocolate-maker and more. Dividends and certificates follow, listing amounts, venues, and dates, alongside dissolutions of partnerships across various trades including shipowning and timber-merchants.
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Henry Smith
Salisbury St
Strand
Edward Palmer
Bath
George Bower
Chipping Barnet
Charles Fortnum
William Mencke
Nun Head Hill
Peckham Rye
Fisher and Lake
Burystreet
St. James’s
James Robertson
Whittable
Kent
Houston
Liverpol
Adlington
Gregory
Aulkner
Bedford-row
London
Houghton
Liverpool
James Cummings
Portsea
Southampton
Baker
Totterdell’s Hotel
Bortsea
Hidgares Barnival
George Inn
Blanchard
Albion-place
Uate
Bremridge
Harecourt
Temple
Ndton
George Mitchell
Faurnage
Trentham
Staffordshire
Miller
Eagle Inn
Lane End
Tooke and Carr
Clarke
Potteries
C. E. Martin
New-street
Dorset-square
J. Bell
Limehouse
J. Mumford
Stanstead-street
Essex
J. Down
Great Winchester Street
T. Flint
Burlington Arcade
Piccadilly
T. W. Sadler
Old Bailey
P. Leicester
Clarendon Rooms
J. Adlington
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
Mercer
Messrs. Hutchinson
T. Ashworth
Rochdale
Lancashire
York
Manchester
W. Stephenson
Newcastle- Poneyne
Crown and Thistle Inn
Newcastle- on-Tyne
J. Calvin
Worcester
Hatter
Bell Inn
J. Howard
Warrington
Nag’s Head
T. Sidders
Birchington
Isle of Thanet
Royal Hotel
Margate
Scotch sequestration and sugar price details in Glasgow
Thomas Jackson of Glasgow, coach proprietor, notes sequestration on May 4 and 18 at the Black Bull Inn Glasgow. Also lists the average price of brown or Muscovado sugar from April 6 returns, 1882, at 285 10d per hundredweight, weight excluding customs duties on import into Great Britain.
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Thomas Jackson
Glasgow
Black Bull-Inn
Greatritain
Nobleman's Flight From Stamford After Love Entanglement
A nobleman on the verge of majority fled his maternal home near Stamford last Saturday seeking refuge with a hospitable Don in the little loyal county. Messengers hunted for the Bertie arms as he avoided a stern tutor and chose the smiles of a young love over duty.
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Stamford
Bertie
Iaieen
Love
Stamford News
Shipping Intelligence April 27 including vessel arrivals
From Lloyds the April 27 shipping intelligence notes arrivals and sailings: Herefordshire from China to Plym outh. Manfield from London to Van Diemen's Land. Rawlins and Elizabeth from Jamaica. Isabella off Dover from Porto Rico. Porto Salvo from Alexandria. Mary Ann from Rostock to London driven ashore near Whitby with crew saved. Also Santa Anna defeated near Vera Cruz per March 19 letter.
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Lloyd’s
Dear
Wind N
Herefordshire
Hope
China
Plymounti
Manfield
Stainbank
London
van Diemen’s Land
Marcate
Rawlins
Elizabeth
Phillips
Jamaica
Dover
Port
Isabella
Thompson
Porto Rico
Liverroot
Porto Salvo
Alexandria
Hulbert
Rostock
Whitby
Lloyd's
Havannah
Louisa
Tolome
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Calderon
Lambeth Vestry Protest Over Vestry Clerk Election
After polls closed at Lambeth Vestry an edited protest was read, challenging the chairmans actions in delaying and adjournning the vote for Vestry clerk. Grady filed the protest amid crowd impatience as Watmore, the winner, had used carriages to bring voters but withdrew support following the protest. The Vestry then adjourned and broke up, with further legal steps contemplated.
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Grady
Watmore
Lambeth
D’oyly
Lambeth-Green
St. Mary, Lambeth
Beste
West
His Majesty’s Court of
King’s Bench
Hydrophobia in Pigs at St Budeux
A bull terrier shown with hydrophobia after a March twenty second sighting at St Budeux bit four pigs owned by Mr Fortescue, Mr Martin, and Mr Sherril. One pig began showing rabid signs a fortnight later, foaming at the mouth and fearing water, and all the bitten animals were shot.
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St. Budeux
Fortescue
Martin
Sherril
Plymouth Journal
Annual Rugby Meeting Opens with Speeches and Ball
The Annual Rugby Meeting drew a large crowd on Wednesday with scholars delivering speeches as part of the custom. Attendees then enjoyed a communal dinner, followed by a ball to close the entertainments.
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Rugby
Northampton Herald
Philanthropist Owen’s festival unveils grand Society plan
At Gray's Inn Lane the third festival by Mr. Owen delighted the industrious classes. He unveiled a proposed Society building of 1000 by 1000 feet with space for 500, plus 2000 acres of land for tillage. Attendees enjoyed a model display, dancing, and a quadrille band, with the feast lasting past one.
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Owen
Gray’s Innlane
Goddard
Intended ascent of the coronation balloon from Huddersfield
A crowd in King Street Huddersfield disrupted the coronation balloon ascent planned for the market area. Police and bystanders clashed as the balloon was seized and damaged, with the aeronaut Russum removed to a bookseller’s shop in a state of unconsciousness. Several bystanders suffered injuries. The balloon was ultimately released and deflated amid the unrest.
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Beaumont
Hudson
Market Place
York
Wakefield Journal
Hungerford Market Redevelopment Across London’s West End
The article notes Hungerford market’s new fish market plan with a pier, piazza, and archway as surrounding houses are demolished and west side of Villiers street partly falls. It praises Westminster improvements for health and comfort and mentions Charles the Second era origins and remnants like his bust and Library with early sixteenth century architectural specimens.
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Hungerford-market
Villiers Street
Westminster
Hungerford
Adelphi
Charles the Second
London
Extraordinary Case of Cholera Described in Freeman’s Journal
A correspondent casts doubt on Freeman’s Journal board of health reports from Ramelton Donegal claiming two cholera deaths were false. The witness portrays the deceased as an impoverished drunkard whose death followed a day of heavy drinking and poor living conditions. He accuses doctors of interchanging remedies and failing to agree, contrasting with the Journal’s account of a sickly girl.
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Board ‘of Health
the Freeman
Ramelton
Donegal
Freeman
Ross magistrates curb surveyor stone on highways
An extract from Hereford Journal reports Ross petty sessions convicting a Ross district highway surveyor for placing stones on the road side to be broken for repairs. The ruling denies surveyors acting under Commissioners authority to obstruct the King’s highway. Also noted is Bow Street licensing case where Seven Dials landlord Mr Spicer bound over witnesses for appeal against a neighbor’s new public house license. The appeal set for May 17.
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Hereford Journal
Ross
Ross District
King’s Highway
Spicer
Tower-street
Sevendials
Bow-street
Williams
Richards
Holborn
Thomas
The
Olice
Biggs
Talis
Controversy Over Spiritual Gifts at National Scotch Church
The Burns era dispute centers on Mr Irving affirming that unknown tongues and prophecies were holy manifestations within the church. He urges the Presbytery to respect his church’s practice while critics insist on adherence to constitutional worship rules. The session and trustees clash over authority, discipline, and the role of the Holy Ghost.
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Irving
Church of Ephesus
Jezebel
Jesus
Mr. Irving
Locke
Scott
Brown
Gentleman
Mann
Presbytery
Church of Scotland
Church of Christ
Riese Ey
Voice of God
Arving
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Exeter Hall
Windsor
Davies
St. Martin’s-lane
New Slaughter’s
Yves Dey
Brett
Henry Brett
Patent Brandy Establishment
Druryane
Roscoe
Tom Jones
Cruikshank
Boeln Son Crusoe
Strutt
G. Cruikshank
Timea
Valpy
Messrs. Cochrane and Co
Waterloo-place
Amelia
Launcelott Greaves
Vicar of
Wakefield
People's Library
Mirror
S.d
Goldsmith's
Adolphe Eckenzie
Rasselas
Johnson Paul
Virginia
Castle
Otranto
Hamet
Siberia
Toes
Julia Mandeville
Mra. Inchbald
Pompey the Little
Inchbila
Literary Gazette
J. Limbird
Somerset-house
Joseph Andrews
Humphry Clinker
Nourjahad
Rodérick Handom
Solsman
Almena
Edward
Moore
Genii Peregrine Pickle
Fanger
Inglewood Forest
Belisarius
St. Clair
Our Goldsmith
Franklyn
Dr. Franklin
Holborn-hill
Edwards
St. Paul's Churchyard
Barclay
Parringdon-street
Butler
Sheapeliee Button and Co
Bow Churchyard
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Sanger
Oxford Street
Norton Fit Lowe
Blackfriars Road
N.E
Su Wey
M. O. Wray
Holborn-heul
T. Wlr
Taylor
Penaua
Borough
Royal College of London
E. L. Bulwer
Leigh Hunt
Asmodeus
Lord Musgrave
Richard Chenevix
F.R.S.L
E.m.r.la
James Duncan
Italy
Josiah Conder
Conder
Modern Traveller
Spectator
Asiatic Journal
Traveller
Fraser’s Magazine
United Kingdom
Shaw
Dean Prideaux
James Shaw
Honourable Society of the Middle Temple
William
Sherwood, Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster Row
William Cooke
Royal College of Surgeons
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Ionian Isles
Malta
John Hennen
F.R.S
M.D
M.R.S.E
Samuel Frederick Gray
R.T.H. Leennee
John Forbes
Defoe
Brande
William Thomas Brande
Royal Institution
Renshaw and Rash
Price la
Gratis
Wm.b
the Gazette OF
J. Hudson
Shefield
Yorkshire
H. Graham
Alfred-place
Newington-causeway
J. Stephens
Red Lion-court
Fleet-street
J. Meller
W. Meller
Castle-street East
Oxford Market
Hunt
Sale-street
Paddington
Slater
H. Pain
Newman Street
Oxford-street
R. Boast
Hunslet
Leeds
C. Nun
M. Sibley
S-Street
E. Skottowe
J. Grove
H. H. Norton
R. Turner
High Holborn
J. B. Pigott and Co
Darlington
Durham
T. Ibbotson
C. Saville
Sheffield
J. Bissell
Tipton
Shipping Intelligence
Lambeth Vestry
MR. Owen
Huddersfield
Hungerford Market
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