Public notices and commercial ads from 19th century London
An assortment of items including book notices by Bell and Wilson, portraits of Wade and O Connell, employment services for households, coal trade declarations, and a long list of district booksellers and retailers. The material describes pricing, frames, frames, and wholesale terms for tradesmen with manifest emphasis on authenticity and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Althorp
Touges
David Bell
One London
Westley
Strand
Effingham Wilson Exchange
James Brashend
India
O'Connell
London
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
J. Watson
Windmill Streets
Finsbury
H. Hetherington
King's
Ateareet
Holborn
Purkisa
Compton-street
Clementsne
R. Beard and CO
Purfleet Wharf
Earlstreet
Blackfriars
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Messrs
Gearé and Co
Stewart’s
Hetton
Lambton
Wall
Best
B. and Co
Warmoli and Co
Dunn, Johnson and Co
Bondstreet
Eagleton and Co
Newgate-street
Pareshal
Jones
Bean
Fenchurch-street
Lund
Newgate Street
Evans
Knight and Sons
Gracechurch Street
New Bond, Street
Sharpe and Sona
Penchurch-street
Mesera
Fincham and Cou
Charing
Borough
Butler
Haymarket
Staples and Co
Gill and Co
Bridge-street
Westminter
Agassiz
Piccadilly
Baynham
Lendut-road
Smith
London-road
Amton
Farringdon-street
Burton
Regent-street
Leamer
Taylor
Messrs. Elkins
Mr. Wright
Oxford Street
Mr. Hudson
Crawford-street
Atkinson
Red Lion-street
Mr. Taylor
Old Jewry
Cheapside
Field and Co
Tottenham Court-road
Mr. Benham
Lamb's Conduit-street
Mr. Oakley
Whitechapel
Mr. Ettridge
Oxford-street
Taylor and Co
Hanster
Little Newport-street
Marchant
High Holborn
Pater
Hammersmith
Hatchberry
H. Aldgate
Clifford
Grosvenor-street
Nond-Street
Heatley
Burt
Collier
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Kilpatrick
Queen-street
Pugh
Ditto
Hannah
Alb-street
Newington-causeway
Armstrong
Osider House-Place
Newington
Hickson
Minories
Mr. Acton
Farringdonseet
Mr. Criege
Queen’s Buildings
Knightsbridge
Aday
Turnbom-green
Miles
Marlborough Street
Steward
Sleave Street
Mr. Hill
Duo
Mr. Toms
High-street
Kensington
Linyd
Stagnell
Hampstead-road
Hudso
Blackfriars-road
Mr. Allen
Great Russell Street
Covent
Mr. Chapman
Church-street
Woolwich
Qulda
Henury-street
Hampstead
Mr. Thompson
Puark-street
Camden Town
Ryder
Lower Street
Islington
Mr. Pool
City-road
Hilla
Deptford
Myr. Curtis
Grove-lane
Harmond
Dartford
Extensive Robbery and European Theatre Edict Report
A wide ranging notice reviews a theft at Cropper Benson and Co involving forged bills and notes from 1832. Delinquent, aided by parents, confessed to the 8151 theft and related losses. A Paris police edict restricts theatre hours to eleven, with exceptions by prefecture approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Birmingham
Messra, Cropper, Benson, and Co
Bank of England
Pace Bes
Liverpool
Parlour
Police
Paris
Algiers
France
Great meeting for repeal of the Union in Rathbone Place
A vast crowd gathered at the Bazaar in Charlotte Street to discuss repeal of the Union between England and Ireland. Daniel O’Connell led a passionate defense of Irish legislative independence, urging a domestic parliament and condemning coercion while highlighting Britain's economic links and Ireland’s potential prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
Groaiter
Grady
Quin
Wade
Friends of Liberty
O’connell
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Wise
Feargus O'Connor
M.P
Pame
Rd Grey
Lord Althorp
Crown and Anchor
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. O’ Connor
O'Connell
Christopher Fitzsimon
Castlereagh
Grattan
Sheridan
Fitzgerald
Buckingham
Cleave
Morning Herald
Mendicity Institution
Great Britain and
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Courtenay
Abercromby
Oswald
Macleod
Fergusson
Scotland
Glasgow
Paisley
Kingdom of
Heaven
Argyle
Devonshire
Lansdowne
Fall
Lambeth
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
London
Westminster
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Donovan
Paclic
Daniel O'Connell
Thomas Murphy
Marylebone
Great Britain and Ireland
London Repeal Association
America
Carpenter
Beagren
Ares
Newfoundland
Upper Canada
Halifax
Prince Edward’s Island
Jamaica
Botany Ba
Lauter
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Vienna
Atlantic
George II
Rodney
West Indies
Reed
Creckford’s
Hells and Clubs
St. James’a
France
South America
Mexico
Mayo
Galway
Kerry
Cork
Daniel O’connell
Pitt
Perceval
Feargus O’connor
Stanley
Operly Bey
Belgium
Jimeoif
Britain
Mr. F. O'Connor
Connor
Cobbett
Fielden
Webb
Hetherington
True Sun
Seamen's Hospital Society 13th Anniversary Dinner
The Seamen's Hospital Society marked its 13th anniversary with a banquet at the London Tavern Bishopsgate. Notables present included Lords Colville Byron and other MPs and officers. Donations announced totaled 1582 pounds with further annual subscriptions, but a remaining need persists to sustain the charity's relief to seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
James Graham
Lord Colville
Lord Byron
Captain Bouverie
William Clay
Joseph Hume
G. R. Robinson
Aaron Chapman
Thompson and
Ommanney
Francis Ommanney
Waldegrave
Woolmore
Frinity House
Graham
John Ross
Seamen’s Hospital Society
Bowles
R.N
His Majesty
Duchess of Kent
Corporation of the Trinity House
Elder Brethren of the Trinity House
The
East India Company
Thomas Snodgrass
Lord Bexley
Lord Colchester
Ramway Accident and Disturbing Railway Incident
On a Wednesday ten o’clock first class train to Manchester broke a carriage axle. A wheel fell, the axle pierced the bottom, three gentlemen faced alarm but escaped injury. A separate incident on Friday saw Mr G Miles of Westminster injured loading goods as a basket exploded and wicker degraded, causing a frightful event near Prince Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Denly
Riage
G. Miles
Broadway
Westminster
Richmond
Prince Pella Ba
Ofc
Also Mentioned on This Page
No, TX
of the
Conduit-street
Solomons
Geneva
UNION
National Union of the Working Classes
Seamen's Hospital Society