Butler and Dalby Medicines and Purifying Pills
An advertisement lists Butler and Dalby preparations including Senna extract and carminatives, with prices and distribution points. Also notes Ashley Cooper’s Botanical Purifying Pills for various ailments, touting rapid, discreet cures and hospital adoption. Then a long travel coach notice details multiple mail and post coach services, routes, speeds, and fare highlights across British towns and hotels.
Licenced Victuallers Asylum AGM Notice 1832
Subscribers invite members to the London Tavern on Friday January 4 at two for three oclock to elect governors, receive reports, amend rules on donor eligibility, and discuss other affairs. By order of the governors, Thomas Jones, Sec. 20 King s Arms yard Coleman street. Includes-promotional medical text and lists booksellers across Britain.
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London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Thomas Jones
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
London
Goss and CO. M.R.C
Norwich
Halden and Lowndes
Slater
Oxford
Brodie and Dowding
Salisbury
Oxley
Windsor
Christmas Eve Burnings at Fountain Tavern in City Road
A group of thirty-two gentlemen at Fountain Tavern celebrate Christmas Eve by burning the Times Newspaper for its attack on Joseph Hume MP. The motion, proposed by Mr Rule and seconded by Mr Farr, carried unanimously with strong satisfaction. They hope similar degradation occurs in public rooms across the United Kingdom and forward a report to the editor of the True Sun and a constant reader.
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Rule
Farr
Times
Joseph Hume
United Kingdom
Tree Sun
The Markets. Sugar and commodities dull in London prices
The London New Price Current reports a very dull sugar market last week with only about 1,500 hhds traded and prices generally falling. Refined sugar shows low spirits with many inquiries scarce, Mauritius and East India sugars weak, and overall markets in coffee rum tallow provisions and spices showing softness or stagnation amid heavy stock, few sales, and lower quotes.
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London
East India
Siam
Mauartiva Suaars
Mauritius
Porto Rico
St. Domingo
Brazil
Ceylon
Jamaica
Geneva
Valentia
Aif
Praed canvass in St Ives promises future election
W M Praed began a fresh canvass of St Ives electors after the poll and is said to have secured a majority of promises for a future election. The Falmouth Packet also notes generosity from the Lord Steward and a Christmas donation to Debtors at Marshalsea. A youth named Edward Ellis, about nineteen, suffered a severe head injury after a fall while removing a signboard on Queen Street Edgeware Road, with little hope of survival.
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Queen Street
Edgeware Road
Edward Ellis
Consul General for Uruguay and parliamentary notices
The Gazette lists appointments and promotions from Whitehall and the War Office dated Dec 24 25 and Dec 7 detailing Mr Frederick De Lisle as Consul General in Great Britain for the Oriental Republic of Uruguay Canonry promotions for Worcester Cathedral and Major rank changes. It also records numerous embassies and returns to serve in Parliament with a long list of Scottish and English boroughs and their designated MPs, together with bankruptcy notices and certificates. A letter from FREDERICK BATE appeals for cooperative labour and critiques the Penny Magazine article on cooperation.
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Foreign Office
Frederick de Lisle
Great Britain
Oriental Republic
Uruguay
Co-operative Labourers
Penny Magazine
Mr. Owen
Frederick Bate
Declaration of Insolvency in Multiple London Bankruptcies
A long list details declarations of insolvency in London and beyond. Names include William Tydeman saddler of Great Yarmouth and numerous debtors with scheduled surrender or attendance at the Court of Bankruptcy, dates in January and February, and assigned attorneys across several firms. The notices cover individuals from trades such as grocers carpenters and jewellers with accompanying venue and counsel information.
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A. Morton
Richmond
Surrey
R. Sermyn
Baldock
Hertfordshire
W. Wright
New Windsor
Berkshire
W. J. Brown
Great
Winchester-street
City
Silkman
A. Ross
J. Ogilvie
Argyle-street
Army Agents
T. Charlton
Whitechapel
Liven Draper
D. Twort
Horsmonden
Kent
Miller
B. Davenport
Dunster-street
Mincing-Jane
Merchant
George Inn
Hinckley
G. Scott
T. Surr
Manchester
J Owen
T. Chino
Merthyr
Tydville
Glamorganshire
Castle Inn
Neath
Glamorgansire
B. Rice
J. Nuttall
Heap
Lancashire
J. Sfoss
Great Charlotte-street
Slack Friars-Road
J. Hurtup
Regent-street
G. Gregory
Repton
Derbyshire
J. Britain
Riper
Yorkshire
W. Russell
Brighon
W. Lt. Main
Blackfriars
J. Johnson
Salford
J. Callow
Birmingham
T. Swan
P. Dales
Bishop Wearmouth
K.taylor
P. M. Catlow
Liverpool
T. Shanon and Co
Leeds
J. Smethurst
J. Brotherton
Lang
H. Morris
Witney
Oxfordshire
drapers—Twin
P. Lumb
W. Jackson
W. Donce
Warwick-square
Wiliam Tydeman
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Saddler
George Frederick Hunt
Prince’s Place
Westminsterz Road
Allman
Messrs. Passmore and Taylor
Basinghall-street
John Fensham
Portman-street
Portman-square
Marylebone
Curver and Girder
Court of Bankruptcy
Richardson and Talbot
Bedford Row
George Williams
Henrietta-street
Briebt
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-Jane
William Smith
Portsea
Hampshire
Ashfield
Redman's Road
Mile and- Row
Edward Kelly Proctor
Hermes-street
Pentonville
Taylor
Great James-street
Bedford-row
William Leahy
Grove
Great Guildford-street
Southwark
Millwright
Fawcett
James Crandall
Brixton-road
L. Stone
London
Messrs
Watson
Clarendon Rooms
Avison and Worthington
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Philip Phillips
Jacob Collen
Jacob Phillips
Jewellers
Union Tavern
Austen and Hobson
Cray’s-inn
Mr. Lefevre
Binningham
Nathaniel Smith
Warminster
Wiltshire
Innnkeeper
Auvel Lun
Boor
Helder
Clemens
Milne
Parry
Bristol
John Rees
White Lion
Vicegory
Fanikuer
Bedfordrow
Wing
Joseph Stockall
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Bewdley
Dangereld
Lincoln's-inn-fields
Brinton
Remarkable rise of John Gully from butcher to high office
A historical sketch notes John Gully once a butcher and prize ring fighter rose to public esteem as a private citizen. It recounts his early bouts in Hatsham Sussex 1805 and Six Mile Bottom 1807 and Hertfordshire 1808, his later turf success and property holdings, including Acworth Park Hare Park and a Newmarket inn, and his charity in paying losses at Doncaster 1820.
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John Gully
Psq
Gully
Hatsham
Sussex
Elear
Pearce
Gregson
Six Mile Bottom
John Sebright
Newmarket
Acworth Park
Yorkshire
Hare Park
Cambridgeshire
Doncaster
Morning Chronicle
The Late Murder at Enfield
A detailed report on the Enfield murder of Danby and the suspects Johnson Fare Coop er and Cowper. It notes Johnson as alleged ringleader, their past trades, trials, confessions, and the coroner's plan to record witness depositions while detailing each defendant's behavior and circumstances.
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Danby
Enfield
Johnson
Bowles
Woul
Lowles
Fare
Enfield Chase
Cooper
Cowper
Mead
South Seas
London
Visit of the Turkish Minister to Woolwich
Namik Pacha and M Maurojeni visited Greenwich Woolwich and dined at the Artillery Mess. They toured the Royal Hospital, observed schools and gymnastics, witnessed artillery drills, rockets, and field evolutions, and the Pacha praised British methods while noting Turkish aims to adopt European improvements. He commented on wars abroad and internal strife in Egypt.
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Namnik- Pacha
M. Maurojeni
Grey
Greenwich
Woolwich, &c
Royal Hospital
England
Turkey
William
Pacha
Prussia
France
Egypt
Namik Pacha
Constantiaopie
Vienna
Paris
Constantinople
Daring Jewellery Robbery Reported at Bath Residence
Police offices disclosed a bold robbery at the Bath home of John Mitchell, with jewellery and plate taken valued over 600 pounds. Suspected to be by Lundau thieves, the case notes a high profile, with inquiries underway and property recovery hoped.
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John Mitchell
Bath
Fapert
Weser
Rhine
Minden
Actogne
Bremen
Stirling burghs elect Dalmeny to replace Johnston
A Whig editorial view argues that Stirling district electors chose Dalmeny son of the Earl of Rosebery over the respected liberal Moth er Johnston. The piece claims Johnston opposed the current war and faced Whig manipulation, while asserting Whigs seek pliable successors and have targeted Scots radicals in Parliament.
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Stirling
Burghs
Dalmeny
Earl of Rosebery
Johnston
Johnson
Edinburgh
Leopold
Byng
Brentford
Middlesex
Mr. Byng
Jad
Messrs
Gillon
Scotland
Eruptions, elections, and fox hunting notes from the era
A compilation of dispatches and local comments including a Sicily intelligence dated the 20th alt and a subsiding eruption near Bronte sparing lives. political notes on Manchester and Dover candidates with John Minet Fector. a fox-hunting episode at Broadway with a wounded fox entering a cellar. a Turkish pacification bulletin from Worcester Herald. and a Kendal Chronicle critique of Tory landlords interfering to force tenant votes, promising exposure next week.
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Ronie
Sicily
Bronte
Don Anselmo de A
Spain
Board of Trade
Manchester
John Minet Fedor
Heythorne
Walderhaze
Dover
Fector
Lord Segrave
Broadway
Lygon
Spring Hill
Reynard
Worcester Herald
Alexander
Capitan Pacha
Alfred
Pacific
Grand Visier
Oulow Kishlak
Tchislak
Pacha
Onlon-Kishlak
Ibrahim Pacha
Westmoreland
Lowther
Kendal
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Mr. Howard
Carlos Pueth
Ning
Dromming
Butler
Dalby
At Inc
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Surory and Co
New Bond-street
Sanger
Oxford-street
Willoughby
Bishopsgate-street
Shley Cooper
Hannay and Co
Well's-street
Sherwood
Bishopsgete-street
Oram
Blackmman-street
Borough
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Middleyn
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Kingdon
Fuser Kale
Gracechurch-street
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
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Holyhead
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Spencer's
Davonport
Clench
Exeter
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Devonport
Bath and Exeter
Riley
Jénner
York
Stroudwater Mail
Townsend’s Bush Inn
Glasgow
Orwich
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Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Dovor
Lacy
T. Waddell
Swan Inn
Coventry
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Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Baudon
Camden
Legate
Canterbury
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Atrens
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Naylor
Plough Hotel
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Wight
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Jersey
Plymouth
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Maxell
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Southampton
Eclipse
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Hamp
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Nelson
Pards
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Pareg, Prent, &c
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Edward Winnington Incram
Catheral Church of
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John Francis Seymour Fleming
St. John
War-office
Td Regiment of Foot
C. St. J. Fancourt
Robert Anstruther
County of
Peebles
John Hay
Smithfield
Hauston
Bart
Haddington
Dunbar
North Berwick
Iaander
Jedburgh
Robert Steuart
Alderston
Dysart
Kirkaldy
Kinghorn
Burn- Uisland
Robert Ferguson
Staith
Leith
Portobello
Musselburgh
Anglesey
Monmouth
Arnoville
Charles Henry Somerset
Lord Granville
William “Addams Williams
Ltansibby Castle
Benjamin Hall
Charles Shaw Lefevre
Hevkfield-place
James Winter Scott
Rutherfield Park
Said
Henry John Lord Viscount Palmerston
Sir George ‘Thomas Staunton
Leigh Park
Winchester
Paulet St
John Mildmay
William Bingham Baring
Portsmouth
John Bonham Carter
Dake-street
City of Westminster
Francis Mbornhill Baring
Newstrest
Newport
John Heywoul Hawking
Biguor Park
William Henry Ord
Whittichdd Hall
Northumberland
Lymington
Admiral Sivarry Neale
Art
Wallampton
Southammpton
John Stewart
Albany
Westminster
Andover
Fleary
Arthur Wallup Kellowes
Ralph Etwall
Christchurch
George William Tupps
Burton
Milton
Petersfield
John George Shaw Lefevre
John W Vatt Hriscoe
Chertsey
Charles Baring Wall
Norman Court
West Tytherley
Stethampton
William Brougham
John Humphery
Lambeth
Charles Tennyson
Benjamin Hawes the Younger
Reigate
John Summers Cocks
Eastnor
Brecon
Thomas Wood
Gwervevel
John_ Lloyd Vaughan Watkins
Pennoyn
Alexander M‘nab
Cupar
Fife
Royal Exchange
P. Young
Fenchurch-street
Sailmaker
R. Gascoyne
Tailor
H. Brown
Silk-Mercer
A. Coombs
W. Coombs
Bennet's-hill
Carpenters
W. Boyle
Newgate- Street
J. Mitchell
Godalming
Butcher
Atone
W. Bourne
Coleman Street
Woollen-Draper
J. Montague
Charlotte-street
Bedford-square
Jeweller
R. Ferguson
Great Prescot-street
Goodman’s-fields
Carpenter
H. Buoner
P. G. Banner
Cripplegate Buildings
John Gully, Esq
M. Dupin
Louis Philip
Juste
Crocopiles
Ecos
Linant
White Nile
KipNapPine
John Bidgood
Broad-Street
Wales
Mears
Simith
Lewis
Leamington Spa
William Cullen
Regent's Canal
Maida-hill
Woolwich