London and provincial mail and coach fares update
A lengthy advertisement lists reduced or enhanced fares for multiple mail routes and coaches. It details fast services to London, Exeter, Bath, Manchester, Bristol, Liverpool, Norwich, Hull, and Dover to Paris, plus numerous stage coaches like the Manchester Brudge and Coventry to Birmingham lines. It touts speed, comfort, and connections, with notes on notable inns and operators led by W. Chaplin and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend’s Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Hasgow
York
Liverpool
Birmingham
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Brudge
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Ommon
Crandon
Riegate
Canterbury
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham
Haines
Ross
Abergavenny
Ahline
Ceres
Naylor
Plough
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Coventry
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jeney
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messia
Hogarth
Haxell
Spanton
Ldsro
Southampton
Jones
Hampshire
Chatham Nelson
Edwards
Worthing
Chelmsford
Guildport Union
Faulkner’s
W. Chaplin and Co
Enouy and Walter's Pills Advertised as Universal Remedies
An old advertisements page promotes Enouy's pills as a single sort medicine claimed to cure all illnesses, attacking the medical profession. It lists multiple agents in London and across the kingdom, touts Walter's Aniseed Pills for coughs and lung issues, and warns against counterfeits with signed government stamps. Names include Enouy, Walter, I. Harwood, and various shopkeepers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour-street
Euston-Square
London
Enooy
Enouy
Mr. Enouy
National Institution of Health
Seymouree Euston-square
Sye
Pythian
West Strand
de Bowen
Stationer
Oxford-street
Bothams
Coehill
Sharpes
Haymarket
Sparrow
Mownill
Shoreditch
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
C T. Hey
Stafford-street
Bond-street
Moulder
Arcade
Moat Garden
Dingeldey
Grosvenor-place
Ico
Middleditch
High-street
Shadwell
Purdy
Poplar
Ar. Norman
Providence-row
Cntish-Town
Hogarth
New-road
Kingdom
Walter
K. Boke
Globe Ane
Mile-end
E. Booley
Queen Street
Pitalfields
J. A. Sharwood
Bishopgate
Hannay and Co
Oxford
Sheen
Whitechapel-road
Prout
Strand
Bones
Cross-street
Islington
Towneh
Allison
Bricklane
Bethnal-green
Farrar
Pton-place
Commercial-road
Hendebourck
Holborn
N.B
I. the Harwood
W. Walter
Walter’s Annison
Committees seek electors favor for Babbage in 1832 borough plea
NOTICE The COMMITTEES for PROMOTING the ELECTION of CHARLES BABBAGE request Electors of the Borough to overlook any seeming neglect in personal canvassing due to the numerous duties across the extensive constituency. They emphasize his principles and appeal for support. Also announced are new book editions from London publishers including Lardner and Mackintosh works and naval history volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsbury
Charles Babbage
Enq
Holborn-bill
Proclamation dissolving Parliament and summoning a new one
Royal proclamation dissolves the current Parliament prorogued to December 11 1832 and calls for a new Parliament. It summons writs to the British and Irish chancellers for January 29 next with instructions to elect and return members. Also orders Scotland electing sixteen peers at Holyrood January 4, 1832 and details on maintaining order during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam
Privy Council
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
St. James’s
King
Scotland
Winsiam
Great Britain and Ireland
Holyrood-house
Edinburgh
House of Peers
Lord Clerk Register
High Court of Chancery
Westminster
Dancer with Royalty and a Lace-Robbing Simile
A Sunderland Herald reminiscence wonders if gay gentry would prize honour after dancing with royalty. It notes a female in the naval officer’s widow household who once danced with King George the Fourth. A separate Notting crime snippet reports Reuben Wood's lace shop robbed after a man in fusion attire claimed his back was broken by the husband, door lock picked, items stolen, and the thief fled as watchmen arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George the Fourth
Sunderland Herald
Reuben Wood
Shereham
Notting
Law Intelligence Verdicts and Libel Case Details at Westminster Hall
Law Intelligence reports a verdict for plaintiff in a vocalists dispute over unpaid share from three dinners, with defendant claiming set off. In Middlesex sessions a libel suit over placards in Yateley involves Mr Rigby and family, detailing alleged authorship confirmations and witness contradictions across a tangled scandal.
Court hears lively cross examination over placard case
The witness mocked insinuations during cross examination in court as she recounted living in several counties with her husband. The Chief Justice instructed the jury to decide if Mr. Rigby authored the placard. The jury found for the plaintiff with damages after the judge paused, deeming the charge misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Middlesex
Rigby U. Hamilton
Rigby
Yateley
Reading Mercury
Sergeant Bompas
Talfoura
Coltman
Kelly
Yateley Cottage
Bagshot
Hants
Hamilton
Edwin Rigby
Captain Micklethwaite
Tyce
E. Rigby
Mr. E. Rigby
Caroline Rigby
Reading
Micklethwaite
Brayere
Mrs. Bruyere
Mrs.Rigby
Mrs. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Bruyere
Canning
T. Hamilton
Talfourd
Sarah Milm
Mascall
Sarah Ratley
Mr. Rigby
Miss Caley
Miss Groves
Yorkshire
Northamptonshire
Hampshire
Caltpan
Serjeant Bompas
Enoug
Court of Exchequer Case on Furnishing for Immoral Use
In a Dec 3 Exchequer trial, Nicholson Reynolds suit for goods sold shows furniture worth 60l charged to defendant at 11 Bidborough Street for Susannah White and an immoral enterprise. Jury finds credit to defendant for part. verdict entered for defendant with liberty to move. Equity side judges a deed of settlement by John Roberts set aside for undue influence by Hugh Roberts. Lord Lyndhurst rules the settlement improper due to intoxication and undue influence. The case notes emphasis on guardianship, family trust, and influence over a young man’s will.
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Court OF Exchequer
Baron Bayley
Nicholson . Reynolds
Susannah White
Bidborough-street
Burton Crescent
Archbold
King’s Bench
Baron Baley
Gray's
Griffiths
Oakes
Lord Lyndhurst
John Roberts
William Roberts
Caernarvon
Isle of
Anglesea
Hugh Roberts
Hugh Rtoberts
Rathbone Roberts
Williams
Akes
Bank of England probes counterfeits on Dutch fish shipments
Bank clerks uncover counterfeit silver totaling 1341 among goods paid in by Dutch fishing crafts via the Dutch Consul cheque system. A Royal Mint inquiry follows. captains resist disclosure, but payments are halted. Separate note reports Cricklade electors revising barristers at Brinkworth, with objections over voting rights tied to Malmsbury Corporation lands.
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Bank of England
London
Schuyts
Holland
Billingsgate
Lord Auckland
Royal Mint
Powell
Mitchell
Thames Police
Hrinkworth
Wotton Bassett
Malmsbury
Cirencester
Cricklade
Hey
Norton
Malmisbury
Malms' Ny
Gloucester
Hereford
Stone
W.bell
Peck
Westminster
J. Wingfield
Westminster School
Brinkworth
Malmsbury Corporation
Extraordinary Calf Slaughter and Weft in Stomach Appendage Found
A four week old calf at Bolton weighed 165 pounds after slaughter. In its stomach nine cups of weft were found on a large packer's needle. The calf, bred by Mr. Burton of Little Bolton, fattened in an outhouse where a skip of weft lay. A rope of shreds from blankets halted a chimney escape at Bridewell Leicester, dropping into Free School Lane. A trail of blood on stones suggests possible injury but not serious.
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Bolton
Burton
Little Bolton
Wakefield Journal
Bridewell
Leicester
Northampton
State of the Silk Trade 1821 to 1830 Official Values
An account detailing the annual official values of British manufactured silks exported each year from 1821 through 1830 inclusive. The document lists yearly export valuations, reflecting shifts in trade, production, and market demand across the decade. It summarizes monetary totals and highlights notable year-to-year fluctuations in silk exports.
A Political Janus. Burdett’s Speech and Letter
The text discusses Sir F Burdett’s claim that an honest man cannot hold office without being answerable to the people. He references the November meeting, opposition to selecting a private candidate, and others pressed for public accountability. He argues against impostors and for a free independent representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Burdett
John
Jas
Percy J
Hejas
Two Men Charged With Arson and Murders in Wexford
Redmond and Jackman are committed to the county gaol of Wexford charged with burning Maddocks house and murdering two of his family and a policeman named Wright. An inquest at Sheerness on Mr Beazley of the Resolution convict ship found he killed himself in a fit of insanity before falling overboard. verdict insanity.
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Wexford
Redmond
Jackman
Maddocks
Wright
Sheerness
Beazley
Resolution
Letter to the Editor on a police report at Kings Inn
A dated letter to the editor discusses a police report regarding an incident at Kings Inn on Gracechurch Street. It questions whether the hotel staff or a person connected to the establishment should face censure for the treatment of a man described as unfortunate. The correspondent signs as THOMA S PALLISTER from Vous Keys Inn and Family Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wader
iXeene
E Cross
Kings Inn
Tom
Thomas ‘Pallister
Vous Keys Inn
Gracechurch-street
Dee
Letter from G Cox Defends Coffee Shops Against Tap Rooms
Sir G W Dermott critiques coffee houses and tap rooms in a polemic praising coffee shops as affordable and useful to the poor. The writer argues many customers cannot afford subscriptions yet supports the journal and urges better notice of coffee shop traders against informers. Cox appeals for wider circulation and continued devotion to aiding the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dermott
G. Cox
Reform for the Anatomy Bill and body subjects
A letter to the editor critiques the Anatomy Bill giving parochial authorities power over unclaimed bodies for dissection. It urges public pressure to end the system and proposes a premium plan funded by the rich to redeem bodies for the poor, with funds aiding indigent families.
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Sia
Scheldt
Law
G. W. Dermott
Francis-street
Bedford-square
Metropolitan election details and district candidates
A historic summary outlines metropolitan district polling rules, booth locations, and two day voting. It lists boundaries and candidates for Figspury, Lampete, mae Maryiesone, Southwagh, Tower Hamlets, Westminster, Greenwich, Chatham and London totals. It notes voting questions for registrants and penalties for false answers.
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Tower Hamlets
Hammock
Stepney -Grean
Whitechapel-bars
Shoreditch Church
Hackney
Bow
High-street
Poplar
Shadwell
Tive
A. B
Figspury Division
Mippiesex
St. Luke
St. George the Martyr
St. Giles
St. George
Bloomsbury
St. Mary
Newington
Yslington
Saffron-hill
Hatton-garden
Ly-Rells
Ely-place
The
Rolls
Glass House-yard
Charter-house
Lincoln’s-inn
Gray’s-inn
St. James and
St.John
Dulwich
Lambeth
Rivera
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Steam Navigation Company
Isis Corbin
Charles Berners Bridge
Ona
Rigden Major
Hai Raequin
James Corbin
Whirliffe
Alex. Downie
Ney
Hamburg
Pasengers
Otterdam
Robert Stranack
Eiward Banks
Isaac Mowll
Melville
Gaohn Middleton
Wedperday
Rotterdam
William Morfee
Belfast
Charles Besselis
Lombard Street
Marylebone
Sir Samuel Whalley
Samuel Whalley
Sis
Buffalo’s Head
Newroad
Thomas Thorne
Graceeharch Atest
Regent Circus
Pilly
Se EL
Soeracus
Piccadilly
Holyhead
T. T
J. Tegg
Cheapside
N. Hailes
Bowdery and Kerby
Griffin and Co
Glasgow
Stillies and Brothers
Cumming
W.F. Wakeman
Dublin
Netherlands
East
West Indies
Africa
America
His Majesty's Treasury
the Admiralty
Cinque Ports
High Court of Admiralty
C. C. Greville
St. James's
His Majesty’s Treasury
Lords Commissioners of
Admiralty
LAW Intelligence
Court OF King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
Justice Patteson
Taylor U. Clarke
Charles Taylor
Clarke
Taylor
Lasser
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