Bankrupt Registry Office Adverts and Notices
Fragments describe Perry’s Bankrupt and Registry Office in London offering information on estates and insolvency. Notices praise the service, cite a Guardian Society, and mention surveillance against swindlers. Letters from readers commend the office for aiding creditors and discharging dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jones
Augusta
Louis Philip
France
Thes Rele
A. J
Duke of ‘York
Jereys
Carmhil
Bankrapes
Hs. Bees Sas
PERRY
Irsolvers Monthly
Gazeite
Cnterinog
Fngland
Jagland
Amigie
Anon Seon
Secteneteienean
le Vic
England
London
Nat Lerman
Crewa
Thor
Cornhill
Brmmingham
Ee Suscregdes
Cee
Juan
Pieter
Rmingham
Thomas Bolton
Messrs
Squire, Hill, and Co
Norwich
Thomas
Conpmnnsit
Chin
Lesman
Sheffield Mercury
T. “Perry
Hats and stone from Strand and Wharf for trade
Advertisement dense with tradesmen offerings from HATS in London and STONE for pavements and building uses. Includes vendors Ring's Strand and Wharf, cabinet and upholstery firms, Shoolbred, and numerous agents across cities. Mentions elastic corsets and health aids alongside fashion goods.
Popular Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System
A promotional notice for John Guy's treatise on diseases of the generative system with an anatomical review and treatment methods. It lists publishers and sellers in London and quotes endorsements from Weekly Times and Monthly Magazine praising the work as practical, reliable, and accessible for patients.
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John Guy
Royal College of Surgeons
Robert Street
Adelphi
Chapple
Pallmall
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
Marsh
Oxford-street
Flatlong
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Guy
Times
Mansion House Hearing On Poyais Bond Fraud
Miss Mary Ann Lloyd told the Mansion House she bought Poyais Bonds for 1501, driven by exaggerated promises. she now cannot recover seven or eight years of due interest and faces debts. Lord Mayor substitute Mr Hobler questioned her decision as she cited crested finery shown by promoters and that papers were lodged with Doctors Commons.
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Povrats Bonxps
Mary Ann Lloyd
Hobler
Miss Lloyd
Poyais
Miss Lidyd
Diroctor
Doctors’ Commons
Cabman overcharge case and public nuisance warned
Lord Charles Churchill's cabriolet driver was fined after overcharging and abusive language drew a crowd. The magistrate dismissed the charge on apology, urging fair pricing. Informers at Faul t reveals Johnson's pawnbroker entrapment schemes and witness cross-examinations. A stabbing at Hatton Garden leaves a youth charged, with medical details noted. Queen Square toll dispute shows King's Messengers taxed for travel. fines imposed, toll policy debated.
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George M'Gregor
Hobler
Marlborough Street
Charles Churchill
Dyer
Lord Churchill
Albany
Piccadilly
Cox and Greenwood
Hertford-street
May-fair
May-fair, Where He Had An Indispensable Engagement: : Theidriver
Hest
Hik Bordebip
Fie-Eordship
Johnson
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Murray
Burton
Angelo Phillips
Till
Hatton-Garden
Cnarice
Henry Gilmore
Hnd
James Cotehind
Sparray
Lower Roseman-street
Clerkenswell
Thomas Connell
Thomas Chadwick
Therisoner
Tam
Henry Rawes Whittell
Akill
Caution to Shell-Fish Dealers in London Tale of Dando the Oysterman
A London caution notes an impostor named Dando traveling from Kent on an oyster season tour. He boasts of good health yet shows signs of prior victimizing, wearing a corduroy suit and seal-skin cap. He seeks meals but is refused without payment and heads toward Pimlico vowing not to starve in the land of plenty.
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Jermyn
Street
St. James’s
London
B. May
Silk Mercer
Plymouth
Miller and Faulkner
Colchester
W. Armisia
Sheepucreet
Northamy
Amnfeld
Sheep-street
Northampton
S. Brodribb
Market-place
Leicester
Chelmsford
Lonsdale
Jackluen
W.shoolbred
Wolverham
A. Willams
High-street
Boardman
London-treat
Norwich
Christopher Bell
Whitefriars
Hull
Smeeton
Albion-street
Bear-lane
Jos
Oldknow Bassett
Dando
Kent
Alls
Tothill Street
Westminster
Pimlico
Vesuvius Eruption Shows Fresh Crater Forms and Lava Flows
July observations describe a new interior crater within Vesuvius. Liquid material erupted and suspended before falling back. By July 29 the eruption intensified with flames and stones rising nearly half a mile. Explosions every three minutes enlarged the crater to 250 feet and produced thirteen small lava streams, some toward Torre del Greco and others along the cone toward Basotre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Torre del Greco
Bascotre Case
Disappearance and crimes reported in Camden Town and Holborn
Distress over missing Mr W Boone of Park Street Camden Town with bloodstained clothes found near the canal. A distinct case of manslaughter follows for drayman Hawkes after a ladder fall at Holborn. A grim scene surrounds a public gibbet with mass intoxication and a formal burial order. Also a cholera related escape tale from an inveterate drinker as reported by Mr Thomas of Liverpool.
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W. Boone
Park-Street
Camden-Town
Boone
7Boore
Middlesex‘ Hospital
Thomas Mark
Castle-street
Holborn
Hawkes
Northampton Free Press
Hue
Thomas
Liverpool
Medical Gazette
Vernon and Snake beat Pan taloon to sea trials near Plymouth
Naval news from Plymouth reports the Vernon 50, commanded by Sir F. Collier, towed in for mast stripping after arrival with its sister ships Snake and Talpan to join Sir Pulteney Malcolm’s fleet off Cork. The Vernon, praised for speed and sea-boat qualities, awaits further trials as the squadron readies for Irish coast service.
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Portsmouth
Aus
Vernon
F. Collier
Snake
Robertson
Pantaloon
Dacres
Plymouth
Nnight
Pulteney Malcolm
Cork
Falmouth
Portugal
Hymoaze
Symonds
Navy
Admiralty
Talavera
Brown
Deal
Baltic
Pallas
St. Kitt’s
Barbadoes
Columbine
North Star
Newfoundland
Halifax
Beagle
Rio
Bahia
Tyrian
Buenos Ayres
Swallow
Skylarks
Anguifa
Aarme Place
Monte Video
Tle Earl of Belfast
Cowes
Malcollm
Donegal
Castor
Nimrod
Tyse
Trinculo
Prince of Wales
Marquis of Anglesea
Dublin
Pearl
Hayes
Lizard
Charles Schomberg
C. B
Java
Ké Ravencutter
Arlett
Seringapatam
Waldegrave
Sheerness
Cee Pee
Lapwing Packet
Peter
Brazil
Pernambuco
Chatham
Dispatch
Daniel
Rover
Scout
Wm. Hargood
Hornet
Coghlan
Britannia
England
Lisbon
York
New South Wales
Ferian le
Sovereign
Kearney
New York
Ann
Amelia
Compton
Calcutta
Lord William Bentinck
Hutchinson
Madras
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
Raven
Spithead
Sylvia
William Picking
Asia
Foley
Frederick Patten
Ireland
Gir
Robert Seppings
Devonport
Leeds Meeting Urges Address to King Over Polish Plight
A Leeds borough assembly at the court-house noon Thursday formed to press the British government to intercede with the Russian emperor on behalf ofPoland s oppressed people. William Osbourn was chosen chair among eloquent speakers. Resolutions and an address to the King were unanimously approved. Thaddeus Kosciusko s act of freeing his Polish serfs is noted, contrasted with imperial Russian oppression.
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Poland
Leeds
Russia
William Osbourn
Thaddeus Kosciusko
Warsaw
Russias
Reform pledges text prompts urged national unity
Letter to the editor discusses pledges drafted for Reform candidates and argues one pledge is essential for saving the country. Mentions the North Western Metropolitan Union as a signatory or advocate. The piece reflects concerns over national reform efforts and the unity of Boast supporters across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Metropolitan Union
A Letter On Reform and Taxation From The Editor
A reader submits a long letter advocating a reformed House of Commons and an economical government with a property tax. The writer argues for fair taxation, adequate wages, and workers becoming independent consumers, while touching on political figures and recent court events in a critical, period voice.
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Cumberland
Lord Tenterden
C. Wetherell
Herbert
Taylor
Barton
Iver Incendiary Trial and Royal Mercy Appeals
A Buckinghamshire trial recounts the Iver arson case against Alldridge, noting lack of counsel and possible guilt by association. Relatives sought royal mercy, letters to officials urged delay, while a respite delayed the execution and an inquest connected other local deaths to cholera and a separate accident.
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Alldridge
Buckingham
Ashlee
Iver
T. W. Walford
Uxbridge
Prosention
Royal Mercy
Aylesbury
Forsiod
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Adrie
J. V. Tuthil
K.P. Doudney
Lombard
Brecknell and Turner
Hoyas Milby
Sén
Bentley, Pawson and Co
Cheapside
T. Salt
Birmingham
Yas Bartleet
J. Spencer
Newton-Street
Willasf
James Middlemore
Robert Salmon
Little Bell-alley
Biase. Tey
Pizalic Beenlagtet
Ard W
Waterloo-lottage
A-Sray.and Son
Francis Greasley
Francis Hewlett
Bawyewrence Rowe
Brentford
Regent-street
George
Rkinney-strect
Joseph W Vlimore
Registry Office
Gornhil
Hompeon
Tapieth
Thomas Fe
B. Thompson
Samuel Wilson
Achmet Abgalia Mirza Sching
Persia
St. Jamies‘s-street
Peteie'a
Achuigi
Smith
Don
Northa
Jain
Forten
Jesty
Akbar
Cannes
Astle-Hill
Ciera
Mie Lair
Mules Sid
J. M.and Co
3. M. and
Rdngzer
Court Magazine
Norton
George Dawe
R.A
Misa Fanny Kemble
Lord Nugent
J. Taylor
C. Macfarlane
Viscount Newark
Mrg. Shejley
H. Caunter
G.H. Caunter
Frankenstein
Thomas Pepe Bonaparte T. Roscoe
Sheridan
Theodore Hook
Marshal Ney
Castlereagh
Lee
S. Knowles
P. Pales
Brebbin
Jone Power
Lord
Morpeth
B. Sheridan
Eay J. Burke
Trolley
Edward Bull
Holles-street
Cavendish Square
Bell
Bradfyte
Edinburgh
Cumming
Police
Queen-Square
Felix Webb
Levy
George Philip la Plume
Windsor
Gregorie
White
William Taylor
No. 6
Queen Street
George Lynn
Kensington-gate
la Plume
Kensington Gate
Shell-Fish
Victuallers
Naval Intelligence
the True Sin
Niena
Hwa
Baden
Mip Craedee
Sane Salig
Unicorn Fave
Greenwich
Wm. Allen
Eidieg
Amd Berwin
Deak Frotr Cholert
If ‘Oblson
St. Ena
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