Vast Surrey and Kingston properties auctioned by Simpson
R W W Simpson to sell by auction multiple estates in Surrey and Kingston including three Devonshire Place houses with grocer shop, a long leasehold dye works at Phipps Bridge, and a rich mix of freehold grounds and tithes. Also offerings at Kingston Tithe Barn and Belle Vue Reading with extensive farm, meadow, and arable lands plus rectorial tithes. Stakeholders include Messrs Wyatt and Thompson, Alliston Lack and Co, and solicitors at Freddrick’s Place Old Jewry. Events set for August dates.
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Turnham-green
Chiswick
Messrs
Bucklersbury
Phipps’ Bridge
Mitcham
Surrey
R. W. W. Simpson
the Mart
London
Phipps’bridge
Wandle
Merton
W. G. Knelter
Alliston, Lack, and Co
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Thomas Haddan
Philpot-lane
W. W.simpson
Kingston
Ham
Petersham
Kew
Richmond
Hogg Lane
Jackson
Wells
John Lindsay
Stacey and Lawrence
Canbury Cottage
Elizabeth Maycock
Messrs. Stacey and Lawrence
Liverpool
Earl of Liverpool
Arich Meadow
Stacey and
Lawrence
King’s Road
Richmond-park
Maningate Lane
Norbiton-common
George Chandy
Griffin On
Ry and Garter
Castle
Zard. Holand
Leighton Buz- Salis Beds
Clayton, Scott
Clayton
Nek
Lincoln’s Inn New-square
Messrs, Nly
Reading
Elliott
Thames
Pet
Oxfordshire
Drive &N
Ithenara
ithenara.Illoway
W. W. Simpson
Bucklerabury
Pellegrin Archer
George Archer
Anthony Stratton
Juha
Henry Secreton
Cheapside
Henry Griffiths
James Smith
Old Broad-street
Lwelve
Mr. Smith
Clifford
Mr. Edwards
Panerasane
Preston Wond
Spittle-bridge
Yorkshire
Red Lion Inn
York
Thomas Lake
Catenton-street
Robinson
George Willson
Atherstone
Warwickshire
Victualler
King’s Head Ton
Coventry
Baxter
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Woodcock
Twist, and Son
William Timson
Cannon-street
Hoppe
Sun-court
Whitmore
Basinghall-street
John Maliani
Charlotte-street
Wortland-place
Court of Bankruptcy
White and Whitmore
Bedford-town
Bevan
Brittan
Bristol
English Thorne
Bideford
Devonshire
Draper
LRU
Lurt
Exeter-street
Strand
Groom
Abchurch-lane
Mackenzie
Abbot
Austin
Friars
Bank
Ruphy
Godson
Devonshire-street
Bishopstate
S. J. Briggs
Lawrence-Jane
D. Stalker
A. BD. Welch
Leadenhall-street
W. Sidebotham
Houghton
Lancashire
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
H. Cartwright
Shrewsbury
Shire-hall
W. Clarke
Redditch
Worcester
Unicorn Tun
Cook
Weston
Somerset
Castle and Ball Inn
Bath
T. Richardson
Howden
White Hart Inn
North Cave
St. Martin’s-lane
T. G. Thorpe
Milton-street
Dorset Square
Siuce
Owen and Williams
Great Coram
Bunyon, Lynch
Lewis
Oliveira
Liddle
Princes-street
Leicester-square
Metcalfe
Thonson
Holland-street
Blackfriar
Halifax
Woolstaplers
J. Thorp
Mackirdy and Pennington
Genoa
Bantoft and Robinson
Ipswish
Suffolk
T. W. Sturge
City-road
Camberwell
Thomas and Helm
Thelwall and Smithurst
Wirksworth
Derbyshire
Campion and Hewitt
Tooley-street
Borough
D.w.tremewen
Peowith and
Penzance
ANCIENT WARDROBE SALES AND EMIGRATION PROMISES
London notices advertise sales of rare items in Strand and Holborn including Ronzes antique and Florentine figures. A large emigration program seeks single healthy women for van Diemen’s Land with a 5 shilling fare option and notes on health and supervision. An unusual wooden stone artifact from Upper Canada tours London venues offering a model to be crafted by October 31 with a tantalizing crowd invitation. Also advertised is Oldridge’s Balm promising hair growth and whitening prevention, with testimonials and cautions against counterfeits.
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J. Down
Strand
Savoy-street
Nou
Holborn
Day and Martin's
London
Lords of the Treasury
Mr. DE Ville
VAN — _ DIEMEN'S LAND
Thames
Robart Town
Secretary of State For the
Colonial Department
John Marshall
Emigration Committee
Birchin-lane
Cornhill
Upper Canada
Indian Territory
England
Falls
Niagara
Lake Ontario
Savoy Steps
A. Oldridge
Philadelphia
Wellington-street
United Kingdom
Oldridge
Gilbert Robinson
City of
Great Britain
Oldridge’s
Brevet promotions expected for army officers
The long-anticipated brevet for captains and subalterns appears on the 21st, with about fifteen to twenty promoted annually. Sir Hussey Vivian praised the 74th regiment in Belfast. General Macdonnell commended the 25th Borderers depot at Armagh for their appearance, barracks, and学习 cleanliness. Depot companies of the 76th camp near Eyrecourt, Galway, and Major Eden assumes command of 46th depot at Cork. Ensign Wetherall may join the 2nd battalion in Dublin. Colonels and officers move between Cork, Dublin, and Kinsale as barrack and ordnance duties are carried out. Lieutenant Siborn resumes duties as Assistant Military Secretary after returning from England. Depot companies of the 59th reach Chester. service companies remain at Haydock Lodge for embarkation preparations.
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Limerick Chronicle
Hussey Vivian
Belfast
25Th Borderers
Armagh
Macdonnell
Priestley
76Th Regiment
Eyrecourt
County Galway
Eden
46Th
Cork
Ensign Wetherall
1St
Or Royal) Regiment
Dublin
Harlowdy
C.B
Ordnance Department
Royal Artillery
7Th Dragoon Guards
60Th Rifles
Sayers
Nugent
7Th Dragoon Guard
Siborn
47Th
England
Ireland
59Th Regiment
Chester
Haydock Lodge
Lancashire
Wilson
96Th
London Gazette notices and army promotions August 1833
From the London Gazette the notice lists a Levee at St James's Palace on the 20th, appointments to the Gentleman at Arms, and letters patent designating new commissioners of Woods, Forests, and Lands. It also records multiple army promotions and staff changes across regiments, officers advancing by purchase or half-pay, and notes insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, and partnership dissolutions with numerous named individuals and firms.
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St. James’s Palace
Lord Foley
James John Tulman
Beckenham
Kent
Walsh
Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
John Cam Hobguse
Benjamin Charles Stephenson
Alexander Milne
Price of sugar and steam carriage interdict noted
The week ending August 12 reports Brown and Muscovado sugar at 283 4d per cwt excluding customs duties. A Glasgow Paisley steam carriage crash leads to a court injunction barring further service. A Morning Post Paris correspondent mocks Lord Brougham on foundling hospitals, noting France’s Hospices and departments struggle with maintenance costs.
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Great Britain
Paisley
Glasgow
Lorp Brovucham
Knowleedge
Morning Post
Paris
House of Lords
Lord Brougham
France
Spain's financial scheme halves debt amid Cortes debate
Intelligence from Madrid reports M de Toreno's plan to reduce Spain's foreign debt by half, with active and passive debt created and a new five percent stock. The Provisional government faces strong opposition in the Cortes, while finance ministers push for rapid conversion, a sinking fund, and a 400 million real loan to cover deficits. The press coverage from Journal des Debats Temps and National warns of bankruptcy and credit ruin if adopted.
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Galignani
Madrid
Express
M.de Toreno
M.de Toureno
London
Paris
Amsterdam
Journal Des Debats
Cortes
Spain
Vienna
Temps
Count de Torcuo
Portugal
M. de Toreno
Strike disrupts coal trade on the riverfront
The coal backers demand a sixpence daily wage rise and coal whippers seek a farthing per ton. Merchants hire new hands on old terms while striking crews threaten disturbances. Three shipmasters seek police protection as union tensions flare and magistrates pledge peace and lawful working conditions.
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Thames Police
Agtlonals
Broderip
Resolution to deal with London shopkeepers aiding builders
The Grand Lodge of Miscellaneous Operatives and the Friends of Industry and Humanity adopt a resolution to deal only with London and area shopkeepers who have subscribed or donated to support Builders' Union families, provided they display the Operative Builders handbills in their windows.
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Grand Lodge of
Friends of Industry and of Humanity
London
Brothers of the Builders’ Union
Memorial planned for esteemed prelate and politician
Dr Doyie's memory to be honored by a subscription relief fund at Carlow college, honoring a leader who fought for civil and religious freedoms and urged unity of priest and patriot. Limerick Star reports on related local events, a soldier's self-inflicted death near Limerick, and harvest prospects across Ireland, with Dublin's tithe bill anxieties and a Protestant meeting crowd building.
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Doyie
College of Carlow
Limerick
Sorpier
Grange
Y1st
Extraorpimary Birta
Haunan
Kilebeha
Castlebar
Dublin
Dublin Morning Register
Emerson Tennent
Lifford Orangemen
Sho
Mansion-howes
Herald
Dubin
House of Lords
Commons
Ireland
Earl of
Evening Mail Office
Insolvent Debtors Court Officials Urged to Work Harder
The Times criticizes the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court for taking long vacations, arguing that prisoners suffer as four judges take six weeks off, leaving debtors in custody for extended periods. The piece urges two commissioners to remain active while others rest to prevent unjust confinement and protect afflicted families. The Sheffield Iris reports a tragic mortality involving the Bradshaws and Mrs Priest, relating to prison release and death in Hull and Sheffield.
To the Editor of the Establis hed New Poor Law Bill
A letter to the editor argues against the new Poor Law as unconstitutional and cruel. It questions the moral rationale and details how the poor rate funds are spent, suggesting the measure will burden taxpayers and provoke resistance, possible violence, and legal overreach. The writer cites Lord Brougham and Malthusian fears, urging mercy over policy. London, August 15.
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Lord Brougham
Roughan
Yale Oeer
Tan
London
Murder of Mr Ashton Details From Stockport Court
Last night fresh particulars emerged on the murder of Mr Ashton. Schofield, a 35 year old loom weaver, faced magistrates in Stockport but was remanded until Saturday as evidence remains undisclosed. Garside implicates two unnamed men and hints at broader crimes tied to the Mule-spinners Union. the inquiry extends to Marple and a Derbyshire case involving Nadia.
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Stockport
Schofield
Sir Salusbury Humphreys
Salusbury Humphreys
Risoner
Barrett
Garside
Aghton
Bata Garside
Chester Castle
Satuay
Marple
Joseph Mosley
Nadia
Mosley
Mellor
Derbyshire
Actin
Nadin
Jon
Clayton’s Mills
Mealey
Santa
Palatinate
Cannes
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