Polish Exiles and Public Notices from 1834 London
Fragmentary OCR survey shows Polish Exiles Society meeting at Freemasons Tavern with tickets via John Thurston, plus multiple 1834 notices on corn laws and medical texts. Listings include Guy's popular school books, coal price notices, and Stirling's Essence advertisement across London merchants.
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Greenwich
Whee
Surrey Canal
Deptford
Ondonbri
Lyke Royal
Victoria
Geo. Walter
Forin Stira
Liberty
Humanity
Friend Society
Freemasons
Great Queen-Street
Neenesday
England
Dstreetonel DE Lacy Evans
M.P
Tigeretar
John Thurston
Orine-Street
Strand
Catherime-stree
Sandford Arnot
South-crescent
Bedford-square
B. Steill
Corn-Law Magazine
Corn Law
Corn Law Magazine
London Anticorn Law Society
B. Steil
Webb-street
John Armstrong
Fever Institution of London
Joseph Rix
Royal College of Surgeons
Don
Armstrong
London
Baldwin
Joseph Guy
Royal Military College
Baldwin and Cradock
Guy
Royal
New British Expositor
Ty Ito
Guy's Pocket Cyclopedia
Pope
Stewart's
Hetton
Lambton
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhend
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge
Wanted A Town Traveller for Scotch Ale Trade
An 18th or 19th century advertisement seeking a town traveller for the Scotch ale trade. High commission offered to those with verified character and ability. Apply by letter to B., Chapter Coffee-house, St Paul’s Church-yard. Also promoting Grimstone's Eye Snuff with testimonials, origins, and pricing from 39 Broad Street Bloomsbury and 24 King Street Long-acre.
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Warmoli and Co
Dann
Pateshal, Jones
Bosa
Fenchurch Street
Lund
Newgate-street
Evans
Strand
Knight and Sons
Gravechurch-street
New Bond
Ttreet
Sharpe and Sons
Fenchurch-street
Incham and Co
Charing-croas
Mr. Flowers
Fore-street
Messrs. Bourne
and Chatherd
Aldgate
Mr. Reece
Shoreditch
Mr. Obinson
Red Lion-street
Mr. Airy
Mr. Fare
Oxford-street
Measta. Horne and Co
Charutte Street
Tottenham Court-road
Mr. Wright
Oxford
Hudson
Crawford-street
Atkinson
Lion Street
Taylor
Jewry
Cheap
Bega. Pield and Co
Soham
Lamb's Conduit
Oatle
White
Faneels
Faneels Wie Stet, Ieaford Street | Taylor End Co
Haster
Little N -Butvet
High Holborn
Pater
Hanmenmitne
Clifford
Grosvenor-street
Dustre
Bentley
Bucs
Gracecharcht
Gane Cullier
Sloane-street
Chelana
Kiteeween
Hingteem Street
Cheapside
Pugh
High-street
Newington-causeway
Bridgehouse-place
Newington
Risen
Acton
Farringdon
Ady
Marakot
Queen’s Buildings
Knights Borough
Oat Green
Miles
Steward
Hill
Kensington
Lloyd
Blackfriang Oe Ey
Hampstead-road
Hud
Ningsland-green
Middleton
Wit- Savexton
Chamberlain
Stratford
Town
Bow
Gooding
Hoxton Old Church
Atreg
Whitechapel-road
Mr. Chapman
Street
Woolwich
Oultis
Henry
Ry-Street
Hamp- Re
Park-street
Camden-town
Hatso Wer
Islington
Pool
City-road
Deptford
Curtis
Grove-lane
Busex
Hammond
Dartford
Langford
Stroud
Tees
Omford
Lord
Skinner-street
Alban
Greenwich
Giles
Fowler
Whitechapel
Pile Manufactory
J. W. Stirling
High Street
Whitea Teceivin
Barclay
Farringdon-street
Prout
Harvey
Great’ Son
Rickney
Paysl
Hamilton
Church-street
Buhad
Parliament-street
Westminster
J. Ww
Stirling
Stirling Rees
St. Paul’s Church
Ansion-House
the Treasury
Grimstone
Broad-Street
Bloomabury
The
Albion and Star
Albion
King-street
Long-acre
The Minister and the Mercer published introduction notes
The excerpt presents Mr. Bunn's introduction to The Minister and the Mercer, detailing an objection over supposed royal kinship and a license refusal. It includes a January 17 1834 letter to the Vice-Chamberlain seeking passage, the threat to forego the production, and the Earl of Belfast stepping in to grant a license with modifications.
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England
London
Drurylane
Drury-lane
SA. Bunn
Earl of Belfast
Brighton
Bertrand
Who Is the Traitor List of Committee of Inquiry Dissenters
A historical record item lists members who voted against the Committee of Inquiry. Names include Bethell Leete Rolfe Blackburne Lushington Strickland Benett Lloyd Shawe Blackstone Marshall Scroope Buxton Morison Suit Cavendieh Curteis Marsland Stanley Cam Curteis Mildmay St.J berland Mosley Sinclair Crawford North Sanford Divert Ord Tooke Dundas Pryme Tollamore Evans Phillpotts Tollemache Evans Bodmin Watter Fort Ryle Wilbraham Foley Richards Willoughby Guest Rotch Watson Goring Russell Bodtons Hawkins seater Burdett Irton Rider Buller Inglis Romilly For. 34 Against 66 total 1438
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Committee OF L
E. B. Mildmay
P. St.j. —Berland Curteis
H. Mosley
Sir O. Sinclair
G. Crawford
W. North
F. Sanford
E. A. Divert
KE. Ord
W. H. Tooke
W. Dundas
Captain Pryme
G. Tollamore
Lord Evans
Colonel Phillpotts
J. Tollemache
A.C. Evans
T. Buller
C. Inglis
KR. Romilly
E. For
Inquiry into London Corporation and Sewers Committees
The Corporation Commission reports on Monday's session at Guild Hall examining ticket porters and innkeepers porters for moral character and strength. Sewers chairman explained London jurisdiction, Fleet ditch security, and New Farringdon street works while Thames Conservancy discussed historic city rights and court practices. A new work of fiction, The Old Maiden's Talisman, is announced for early publication.
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Corporation of London
Guildhall
Commissioners OF Sewers
Deputy Daw
London
Fleet Ditch
F. Palgrave
Farringdon Street
J. Kelsey
Fleetbridge
Thames
Woodthorpe
James the First
Staines Bridge
Medway
Conservancy
Chartley
Messrs
Bull and Churton
Holles-street
Scotland
Belland
Court Proceedings Drill Two Issues In Teague Hancock Case
In Fen court, judgment splits from Master of the Rolls decree. Two legal issues are directed: what was sold under the May 1817 contract and what the assignees under the 1828 commission transferred. Final judgment postponed. Attorney General case on aptes discussed and leave to amend granted.
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Knight
Toto
ST. John's College
Aptes
Pocklington
Ahis
Dowlan
Reversing the Malthusian Code on Corn and Ireland
W L Hanbury argues for reducing bread corn taxes to raise supplies and lower prices. He advocates colonizing surplus Irish peasantry on waste lands, promoting emigration as a remedy, and urges petitions to Parliament to ease corn laws. He credits Allen’s pamphlet Colo nies at Home and urges government policy shifts to boost employment and wealth.
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Ireland
Trish
Constitutionalista
Spain
Europe
William Ajlen
Palmerston
Leslie Forster
Allen
Providence
Sweden
Canada
America
Lord Milton
Sir T. Lethbridge
W. L. Hanbury
Russell Institution
London Irish Relief and Anti-Slavery Committees
Borough Bribery Bill Extends Limits and disfranchises voters
The short bill aims to prevent bribery by disfranchising those who voted under the old constitution and expanding the borough to cover the areas described in the new Boundary Act, including Ware Amwell Saint Margaret's and several surrounding parishes. It also notes numerous local notices and civic actions such as a municipal inquiry and the discovery of a laborer’s remains near Staplehurst.
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Court OF King's Bench
Fes
Guildhall
Webb T
Henton
Strand
Bridgestreet
Westminster-bridge
Francis Webb
West Indies
Dominica
England
F. Webb
J. Follett
Fenton
Serjeant
Lushington
Ann Becelin
Mary Smith
James Jarvis
No. 2
Gower-street
Edford-Square
Bevelin
Smith
Eagle
Gower Arms
Jaye William James
Jarvis
Hevelin
Wilson
James Baker
House of Correction
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury Square
Berdlin
James
Rogers
Murray
Ireland
Ullagone
Board of Excise
Pberty
Excise
Boroucu
Hertforp
Ware
Amwell
Saint Margaret’s
Broxbourn
Hoddesdon
Ben‘oé
Saint John’s, Stapleford
Bramfield
Saint Amrew
Hartingfordbury
Bayford
Little Berkhampstead
Kentish Gazette
FolksTone
Peterine Bingham
Municipal Corporation Commissioners
John Bateman
Mr Stanley and the Pilot in Prison Debate
A critical discourse on Mr OConnell and the Pilot, arguing Mr OConnell bears no fault for not offering to replace Mr Barrett. It weighs responsibility, tyranny, and the propriety of punishing Barrett, contrasting with Earl Fitzwilliam and Mr Brougham and imagining legal consequences.
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John Simpson
Stockton
Cotton’s Wharf
Ballastine
Garford
Joseph Mannell
Bey
Ballantine
Laughin
Mr. Ballantine
Mr. Stanley
O'Connell
Mr.o'connell
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
Jane
Aiaya
O’connell
Earl Fitzwilliam
William Brougham
True Sun
J. Campbell
John Campbell
Cotton Market Quiet in Liverpool and Manchester Demand
Liverpool Fes 11 Cotton Market notes a quiet market with a decline since Saturday. Purchases today total 1200 to 1500 bales with sales of Bowers and Orleans at 8d to 8 1/4d, 160 Bahias at ed to odd, 100 Sea Islands at 14 4d to 14 4d per pound.
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Manchester
Corn Market Roundup with Declining Wheat and Flour Prices
The Corn Market reports faltering wheat and flour with slow demand. Barley oats and oats coastwise show moderate supply and 840 quarters of peas from the colony. Wheat sells with difficulty down 1d per 70lb, flour 6d to 1s per sack lower, beans and malt weak, and meat meal offered at 23a per sack. Shipping news lists arrivals Calcutta Grundy from Bombay Herald Duff from Savannah and coastwise ships Holyhead Dale from New Orleans Cintra from Lisbon Eamore from Demerara Tsug from Lisbon Catherine from Demerara Ellona from Savannah.
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Coen m. P
Calcutta
Grundy
Bombay
Herald
East India Company's ships reach Singapore in September
The East India Company's vessels Thames and Kellie Castle arrived at Singapore with Thames on the 3d and Kellie Castle on the 15th of September. Reports continue on local notices, including annuity transfers, house projects near Lincolnshire, and a string of sensational local incidents from Bury and Crieff.
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East India Company
Thames
Kellie Castle
Sngapore
Lynphurst
Lyndburnt
Lord Dudley and Ward
Dudley and Ward
Port TasLe House
Preston
Casterton
Stamford
Leadenham
Sleaford
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Maria Marten
Bury
Bury Market
Pakenham Wood
Bury Herald
Glentarret
Crieff
Aberdeen Herald
Greenwich
Farmer and Sanderson
Greenwich Hospital
Ward
Bailey
Maidstone
Wiaidstone
Ipswich
Castle Inn
Spur-geon
Watson
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Minister
Mercer
LAW Intelligence
Police
Marylebone
Louisa Baxter
William Abbott
Wyndham-place
Bryanston-square
Edgware Road
Joby Mathews
D 38
Grotto Passage
Caroline Burn
Harry Frederick Telling
No. 3
Caroline-place
Regent’s Park
Comlainant
Queen Square
James Fuller
Battersea
Henry Philpots
Messrs. Burrell and
Gregorie
Whitfeld
Westbourn-place
Eaton-square
Pimlico
Whitfield
Union
Westourn-place
Leadenhall-street
Battensea
Chelsea
Hatton-Garden
Union-Hall
Thames-Office
Royal Navy
the True Sun
MR. Stanley Andi
Liverpool