Waverley Novels and Poetical Works Advise New Editions
Publication notice and prospectus announce volumes of Walter Scott poetry and Waverley novels. Extensive listings cover new volumes, editions, and the forthcoming Ninth Volume, with plans for a Folio edition and monthly parts. A separate prospectus promotes Celebrated Women of All Countries by the Duchess of Abrantes, detailing biographical scope, portraits, and Eu ropean galleries involvement. Auction sale notices for Brighton properties follow, describing a grand Portland Place mansion and adjoining residence with extensive rooms and amenities, mortgaged for 3000 pounds and to be sold without reserve. The document ends with a signoff from a chemistry lecturer John Thomas Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Turner
Loch Katrine
Loch Aebray
R. Cadell
Edinburgh
Whittaker and Co
London
Waverley
Sir Walter Scott
Rokeby
Don Roderick
Roue
Duchess of
Europe
Messia
Bull and Churton
Holles-street
Cavendish-square
Brighton
Toflis and Son
Old Ship Tavern
Saterpay
Portland Place
Abcove
Russell
Greene
Devonshire Place
Lewes
Worthing
Southampton
Johnston and Farquhar
New Rivanlstreet Ag
Topics and Son
St. Paul's Churchyard
Newcastle and Wall's End Coal Co sale notices and fashion hats
The issue reports coal prices and promotions for Hetton Stewart Lambton coals at various prices and lists Hat prices from 85 Strand Cecil Street with warnings about copyists, plus commentary on newspapers and the Cork/Dungarvan epidemic, religious figures, and repeal of tithe, followed by court notices and libel trials in London, including the Grant Bell Ayer case and true sun graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Street
Cornhill
Poultry
Regent-street
Newcastle A
St. James’s-square
London
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-street
N.B
Court OF
King’s Bench
King
Patrick Grant
Bell
Mr. Bell
Kelly
Mr. Grant
Sun
Murdo Young
Fox
George HI
James Scarlett
Grant
Winchester
Alderman Winchester
Young
Attorney Briggs
Thornton
Briggs
Mr.Thornton
Court of King’s Bench
Patric Grant
John Bell
John Ayer
Sun” Newsjnipery
Basinghall-street
Alderman Weinchester
Oine
Aldertan Winchester
Hon. Court of Aldermen
Burke
Jane
Peeple
Local Improvement Push in Ireland Amid Repeal Clash
From Dublin dated December 5 1833 a correspondent notes a rising spirit of local improvement alongside the repeal battle. He urges government support for developing Suir navigation between Clonmel Carrick-on-Suir and Waterford, warns of neglect and bad governance, cites decline of Clonmel’s woollen trade since 1800, and outlines potential gains for English capitalists. He reports sporadic outrages in Mayo and Queen's County, condemns rural oppression and rack rents, and observes growing Irish agitation with meetings in Tulla more and Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escrisa
Globe and the Chronicle
Chronicle
Times
The
Globe
Borough
O'Connell
Pilot
Paper Trade
James Egan
Clonmel
CuHoLena
Dungarvan
Cuerca
Cashel
Shannahan’s
Dean Lee
Ireland
Dublin
House of Commons
Joid
Canta O’davyer
Drogheda
Hill
Hall
Dwyer
Freeman’s Journal
Suir
Templemore
Tipperary
Caher
Carrick-on-Suir
Waterford
England
Carrick
Queen's
Mayo
Iam
Tullamore
Ross
Farren
the Mail
Coroner inquests over deaths at correction house
Inquests at the House of Correction Coldbath Fields report the deaths of George Everett aged 43, and William Marly aged 32, both attributed to drink and harsh conditions, with verdicts of natural death and death by the visitation of God respectively. A third inquest at Pimlico confirms John Keigh aged 88 died suddenly after retirement, verdict death by the visitation of God. A fourth at Camberwell records the accidental death of John Henry Carter aged five when he fell overboard a barge.
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Baker
House of Correction
Coldbath Fields
George Evertt
Abort
Capain Carnuchael
Casebman
Wakefield
Erdiet
William Marly
Old Bailey
Higgs
Westminster
Red Lion
Ebury-street
Pimlico
John Keigh
Lisbert O
St. George
Hanover-square
Sim
Mr. Perry
Verdnt
Dietnessine
Princess Charlotte
Athany Road
Camberwell
John Henry Carter
Surrey Canal
Public Imposition Alleged by Kent Sussex Fraud Ring
Reported activity by Michell and Woods shows they gather large sums from the public across Kent and eastern Sussex from Rye to Lewes under fraudulent pretenses. A forged fire loss claim at Smarden is swapped to Mayfield in Sussex, aided by signed rector and churchwardens attestations. Woods, around thirty, speaks fluently in the scheme while wearing a frock and crape on his hat. The Kent Herald notes the deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Kent
Rye
Hastings
Eastbourne
Lewes
Ringmer
Waldron
Mayfield
Ticehurst
Michell
Woods
Smarden
Kent Herald
DevaDret
Trueman
Duke of Wellington
Hyde Park
St. G Gorge’s Hospital
Prueman
God
Napoleon
George the Fourth
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Illiams and Company
Teamen
Soho
Tradie
Glasgow
Coopers’ Hall
C. Ec
Swift and Co
Swift and Cits
Regent's Circus
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
Cordhill
Bank of England
Bish
Smithfield
J. T. Betts and Co
Aldersgate-street
Mr. Betts
Long-acre
J.T. Betts, Esq
Cesar
Warren
Robert Warren
Peeex, Pernt, &c
PRICE
Crete Fourle
Wellesley
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
John Read
Lambeth
Birkett
Pepys
Mackinson B. Sewell
Gestatrix
Edward Sugdeo
Swainston
Barber
Ching
Knight
Beames
E. Sugden
Bear
Merry
Rhhes
Shindiers
Mr. Merry
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