Embellished works and patent medicines advertised
An 18th century catalog fragment promotes a dramatized library edition of Sir Walter Scott with a Shakespeare vignette and eight plates, then lists Perry’s Teething Powders, Dixon’s Antibilious Pills, Dixon’s Elixir Parogoric, Ashley Cooper’s Botanical Purifying Pills, and other medicines with price points and selling agents across London and Ireland.
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Pranatica
Yaluth
Daniel
Dowton
Shakspeare
Conrade Jacks
Isc
Sir Walter Scott
Bart
T. Horst
St. Paul's Church-yard
Nominated Welsh sheriffs named in 1832 circuits list
From the Gazette: Wales circuits nominate sheriffs for the year across North Wales Anglesey Carnarvonshire Merioneth Pembrokeshire Cardiganshire Brecknockshire Monmouthshire and Glamorgan as well as Dublin and later royal appointments. The long list names Evans King Burt Downes Jones Huddart Scott Passingham Jones Morris Ellis etc for various counties and regional seats. Also notes royal confirmations and Crown directives including ministry appointments and naval promotions.
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Wales
Carnarvon
MenionerHsHiRe
Sir John Huddart
Plax Yn Penrhyn
Knt
George Jonathan Scott
Peniarth Ucha
Jonathan Passingham
Heodwr
Montcomeausaire
John Jones
Rhospendon
William Morris
Pentre Nant
Robert Peel
Llandrinio
Déwmiausuiey
Hugh Maxwell Goodwin
Mount Alyn
William Parry Yale
Plas-yn-Yale
John Robert Harrison
Liantisilio Hall
Lintshire
Sir Edward Mostyn
Tulacre
Harts
Edward Morgan
Golden Grove
William Thomas Ellis
Cornist
South Wales
Danmarthenshire
Thomas Morris
Green Castle
David Lewis
Richard Turbeville Turbeville
Civenne “Abbey
Henry Combe Compton
Mes Bey
Henry John Grant
Guell
Breconsuire
John Lloyd
Dinds
William Hibbs Bevan
Crickhowell
William Henry West
Beaufort
Walter Wilkins
FIRST-RATE TRAVELLING AND MAIL COACH FARES
A period advertisement lists select conveyances in London and regional routes with detailed fares. It highlights fast mail services to Holyhead, Exeter, and Edinburgh, plus multiple post coach lines from Manchester to Birmingham and Coventry, noting improved speeds and daily departures. A storm report describes a malt ship sinking near Greenwich after a severe hail and thunder storm, with crew safe.
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Ross
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Derby Times
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Oxfordshire
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MER Herald
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Eclipse
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Market report on London sugar prices and trading
The London note reports a heavy sugar market with weak activity and prices largely sustained. Public sales met full market prices for soft Trinidad and Jamaica sugars, while refined sugar showed heaviness with limited purchases and some declines. Private contract demand remains limited for East Indias and Mauritius Lucan. overall trading subdued ahead of year end.
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Poveicy Lucans
B. Pp
St. Domingo
Ceylon
Brazil
la Guayra
Batavia
Samarang
Jamaica
Demerara
Geneva
Eavy
Congous
Campois
Turkey
Valentia
London
Trinidad
Mauritius
Lucan
LAW INTELLIGENCE. ROLLS COURT JURISDICTION AND WILL CASES
ROLLS COURT DEC 14 HEARD HUGHES V WYNN ON EXCEPTIONS TO MASTER S REPORT. JUDGMENT ON GOLDEN D DOTTEREL WILL CASE. PIERCY ROBERTS ON BANKRUPTCY ASSIGNEE SUIT POWER. ATTORNEY GENERAL V CAWTHORNE ON FUND APPROPRIATION AND PRIVATE CHARITY. KING'S BENCH DEC ST SENTENCES ON BRIDGMAN OLDHAM CANDLE SALE AND ACCOUNT FRAUD. VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF UL 11S.
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Hughes
Reiis
Cauges
Golden D. Dotterel
Piercy
Roberts
Attorney-General
Cawthorne
Atkins
Court OF King’s Bench
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Nisi Prius
Guildhall
Bridgman T
Oldham
Harding
Court of Exchequer finds on policy for ship Thomas
In a Dec 14 hearing before Lord Lyndhurst and a special jury, Hargrave and another sue London Assurance for a ship policy on the 420 ton vessel Thomas from Mother Bank to Cork. Proof shows insurance taken at Cork on Dec 3, voyage began Nov 23 with ballast iron copper and loam. vessel class listed as Third at Lloyds. insurer details cited.
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Portsmouth
Cork
Lloyd’s
Toam
Waterloo
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Lord Lyndhurst
el Dean
Court OF Exchequer
Hargrave
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London Assurance Company
Mother Bank
Pollock
Cresswell
Maule
James Scarlett
Coleridge
Richards
Hawkes
Pla
Lloyd's
Deen
Court of Commissioner's Bankrupt Monck Mason postponed final examination
In the Monck Mason bankruptcy the creditors meeting at the King's Theatre adjourned due to the bankrupt's illness. Claims by Signora Castelli and others for professional services were discussed. A claimant actress may enter or drop her claim as the court decides. Debts proved that day total 700 193, reaching 5,006 with prior proofs. total estimated debts 32,000 to 33,000, with 8,500 to 9,000 due to theatre professionals. Examination postponed to January 22.
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Court OF Commissioners
Williams
Monck Mason
King’s Theatre
Corps Dramatique
Signora Castelli
Willman
A. d’Angeli
King's Theatre
Jr. Smedley
Commissioner Williams
Mr. Clarke
Smedley
Naval Intelligence from the East Indies and Australia
The Sulphur returns with Governor Stirling and family from Swan River bringing hopeful reports of Australia. Reports indicate growing crops and improving conditions in the new colony and a petition to direct transports to touch there for timber and shipbuilding. A Serpent brig and other vessels are noted as ready for operations, with fogs and a fatal accident aboard the Bristol steamer Nova Creina reported.
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Evesine
Cruizer
Parker
East Indies
Sulphur
Dance
Swan River
Stirling
Australia
Sydney
Serpent
Symonds
Joscelyn Percy
Spithead
Portugal
S. Roberts
S.W
Dublin Election Echoes for O Connell and Rathven Victory
In Dublin polling opened at ten with eager electors backing O Connell and Rathven amid delays at magistrate counters. By 6:30 the poll closed and O Connell led, Ruthven trailing as crowds cheered the result and urged renewed turnout to bolster their side against Conservatives.
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O'Connell
Rathven
Bote
Ae West
Opening of the College Election Sparks Turmoil in Dublin
In Dublin a heated college election pits Solicitor-General and George Vonsonby against Recorder and Serjeant Lefroy amid party clashes. Severe disruption erupts as undergraduates batter a barrier to access the exam hall, destroying week’s work while voters struggle to reach polling. No polling expected today.
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Dublin
Wennesday
Noex
George Vonsonby
Recorder
Serjeant
Lefroy
O’connelluthyven
Shaw
Mr. Boyton
Ireland Elections Cast Wide Presidential Roll Call
The piece lists new candidates and retirements across Irish counties and boroughs. Notable entrants include J. W. Taxwell for Downpatrick Conserv atives, Lord Hamilton F. Chichester for Donegal, and Hon. John G. B. Ponsonby for Kilkenny with backing from Graigue priest Martin Doyle. Col Needham contests Newry, while Lord Kilmorey abstains. Retirements include Lord Eileen in Meath and Dr Ogilby in Derry. Several counties set election dates in May, with Dundalk and Louth among noted sites.
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J. W. ‘Taxwell
Downpatrick
Hamilton F. Chichester
Donegal
John G. B. Ponsonby
Kilkenny
Martin Doyle
Graigue
Ponsonby
Colonel Needham
Newry
J. Knox
Dennis Mike
Kilmorey
Lord Eileen
Meath
Dr. Ogilby
Derry
Afr
Bradigan
Drogheda
A. Carew
Murder and Robbery Attempt End in Elderly Woman's Death
An elderly woman, Mary Ann Brooks, was attacked by a gang in St Martin's Lane as she returned from seeking votes for a local election. They beat and robbed her, she died within minutes at Westminster Hospital, leaving little description of the assailants. The victim formerly ran a Pimlico boarding school and faced poverty in later years.
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Mary Ann Brooks
St. Martin’s Lane
Westminster Hospital
Pimlico
National Benevolent Institution
Great Russell-street
Vauxhall Road
State of trade in Yorkshire woollen and wool goods
The woollen and staff trade of Yorkshire remains largely unchanged with moderate demand and low prices that barely cover manufacturers. At Bradford on Thursday a fair amount of business occurred in finer worsted goods and wool, but prices did not improve.
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Bradford
Leeds Intelligencer
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