British Wines Advertised as Pure and Top Quality
The article promotes British wines by E. and T. Taylor as pure and unadulterated, listing various flavors and prices at their Holborn warehouse. It notes bottle, hamper, and cask returns and mentions remittance handling for town payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. and
T. Taylor
Lower Holborn
Malaga
Drury.lane
W. Watson
J. T. Betts and Co
Smithfield
Bett
Jamaica
Smith and Co
Smith
Hamper
Lisbon
Cape
Watson's
Greavenorrow
Chelsea
London
WASS
Wasa
RE. W
Ita
Germany
France
Italy
R. Wass
King William-street
Londonbridge
H. Stannought
Connaught-terrace
Edgware-road
J. Tindale
Crawford-street
S. Grange
Oxford Street
Messrs. Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Palmerian Magazine
Thomas Emmett
Holborn-hill
Mr. Colley
Bishopsgate-street
Kensington Swindling Case Attracts London Traders
Kensington petty sessions heard the case of Mr and Mrs Tucker and their son Charles charged with assaulting Joseph Gardner while swindling tradesmen. The youth was fined 40 shillings, paid quickly, as detectives probe a wide fraud spree exposing missing wedding outfits and valuables from Phillimore Place. A Creole woman remains in possession of the property as applicants crowd the scene.
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Thames
Charles Milliard
Broderip
Symons
Yarmouth
Farringdon Street
Serjeant
Shadwell
Kensington
Charles Tucker
Phillimore Place
Frances Burch
Gardner
Barlow
Miss Woodcock
Gorham
Tucker
Furious driving damages Drew phaeton on Westminster Bridge
William Savage a Putney carman faced magistrate for furious driving that crushed Mr. Henry Drew and his wife in a Greenwich phaeton near Westminster Bridge. Mrs. Drew seriously injured, hat crushed, others hurt. master liable for damages. Savage pleads liquor not accepted. fined 40 shillings. Union Hall tale follows of wandering actors misadventure and theft of a cart and theatre prop box by Charles Williams and accomplice.
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Queen-Square
William Savage
Dellett
Putne
White
Henr Drew
Nelson-street
Greenwich
Drew
Westminster Bridge
Cain
Mr. Drew
Wm. Lodge
Earl Street
Marylebone
M . Drew
Ball
Mr. White
Union-Hall
Charles Williams
John Protch
London
Surrey
Hent
Royal Tent Court
Kent-street
Dutch Papers from Utrecht and The Hague Dec 24 30
Reports from Utrecht to Groningen transport of 200 depot men on furlough and 150 moving with escort. Pylades steam vessel to Java under Captain Bunnemeyer. Bath fisher boat with two Belgians to Minerva. Prince of Orange and heir arrive at The Hague. Palembang letter notes Europeans respected and naval ships Meermin Janus and Cameleon. credentals delivered by Djambi ambassador. 57 guests at Resident event. mentions banished Sultans and officials.
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Utrecht
Groningen
Pylades
Netherlands Steam Navigation
Colonial Department
East India Service
Java
Bunnemeyer
Bath
Flushing
Minerva
Bois-Le-Duc
Prince Pield-Marshal
Prince Pield-Marshal Will Leave the Head-Quarters To-Day To Go To the’ Hague
the Hague
Royal
the Prince of Orange
Amsterdam
Palembang
Holland
Djambi
Netherlands
India
Sultas
Ion
Jamaica Council Responds to Governor on Labour Law Changes
The Jamaica Council thanks your Excellency for the opening speech and supports swift, fair enactments under the altered society. It notes the Police Act's effectiveness and calls for more special magistrates, while hoping for orderly transition from slavery to freedom without violence. A separate item discusses a new steam vessel project at Montego Bay, its specs, costs, and planned March 1835 launch, amid concerns over apprentice labor and magistrates.
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the Treasury
Arkrnethy
Andrews
Guppy
Nelson-square
Lackfhara-Road
Mary Roades
Winslow
Bucks
John Romles
R. Walker
Amagi Ee
A. M.intyre
Silver Street
Goldensquare
H. Liston
Eng
Marine Library
Ramsgate
Kent
Barberow
Jamaica
Mary Street
Regent's Pars
London
P. Saunderson
Harper Street
Leeds
H. Pluckwell
Tottenham House
Pottenham
Middlesex
E. Anglefeld
Park-street
Windsor
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-acre
Grimstone
the Times
Evening Mail
Chronicle
Morning Herald
Sunday Herald
Old England
United Service Gazette
Morning News
Cheltenham
Journal
Public Ledger
British Traveller
Weekly Times
Albion and Star
Liverpool Chronicle
Sun
Weekly Dispatch
Merthyr Tydvil Guardian
True
Tottenham
Fai
Spree
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
Mike Fo
Cub Irog
Howe
Peter Marquess
Sligo
Order of St. Patrick
England
Ireland
Jasmaica
Council of
Montego Bay
Royal audience and diplomatic credence at St Petersburgh
A December 14 meeting reports His Majesty granting a private audience to Prince Buzzo and Mr Williams Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Present were Count d'Ugart and Count de Cercay at the Austrian legation, Marquis Doaro, Hon. Chas Cannin, and Prince John Sozzo. A note from Cronstadt dated December 9 notes eight ships reaching port through a channel cut in the ice.
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Matecec
St. Petersburgh
Prince 8Uzzo
Greece
Williams
United States of America
Count d'Ugart
de ‘Cercay
Reenteribe
Petersburgh Journal
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Dublin
pouDbe
Peymouth
Falmoutil
Scadeng
St. Katherine’s Dock
A. B
Chandos-street
Covent- Garden
Pamilies
Banks and CO
Franks and Co
Redcross-street
Barbican
Regent-atreer
Schwieso
Great Marlborough-street
S. and Co
New Cavendish Street
Portland-place
Walker and Son
Soho-square
the Bandit
Russell
Shulz
Arnold
Bowers of Mosselay
J. Albert's
King William Street
N.B
Petersham
Rocksopp and CO
Brocksopp and Co
P and Co
Boroub
NDIA
Algo
Jarvis
Tottenham-court-road
Barclay and Sons
Sutton and Co
Bow Church Yard
Kent and Co
Falcon-square
Drew, Hayward, and Co
Thorn
Holborn
Phipps
Vines
Aldersgate-street
Dyte and Co
Wessels
Jesuits’ , and To Be Careful That A Preparation Under the Name of “ Dr. Walker
Joseph Wessels
St.Paul’s
Stradhing
Royal Exchange Gate
Cornhill
Sanger, Iy and Chandler
William Scott
Edinburgh
Isle OF Wight
Purkess
Compton Street
Soho
P.S
Inquisitor
Cobbett
William Shakapeare
Luskington
King
Cheltenham Freeress
Pheereemasons Quarterly Review
Redeemed
Freemasonry
Gillies
Free Vintners
Notitie Templarie
Lodges of Enstruction
Grend
Masonic Intellice
Wrecker
Thurlogh
Milesian
Sheridan Knowles
Douglas Jerrold
Henry O'Brien
Sherwood and Co
Paternester Row
J. Churchill
Princes Street
Stevenson
Cambridge
Sutherland
Calton Street
Porter
Grafton-street
Gibton
Overend
Capel-street
Ditto
Hogarth
Penny Magazine
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
Smith, Euler, and Co
H. Olman
Brazils
Cape Colony
Caffreland
Mauritius
Madagascar
Selwyn
Olympic Cratay” &c. &E
Rostang
Manchester Weavers
Chas. B. Taylor
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Regent-street
Dawbyn
Catherine Street
Strand
Strange
Paternosterrow
W. Marsh
Chapple
Pall-mall
Hayes
Lds
Regent Street
M*phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Courtenay
Dr. Courtenay
Price Au
Inspector and Literary Review
Harvey
Charlotte-street
Rathbone Place
Wray
UO. Wray
Sanger
Stradling
Messrs
Farringdon-street
Butler
Cheapside
James Johnson
Arthur T Holroyd
St. Marylebone
Thomas Hodgkin
Guy's Hospital
Charles James Fox
Billiter-square
R. Rowley
H. Campbell
Queen-street
Amos Middleton
Leamington Hospital
Charles Loudon
Leamington
Jonathan Pereira
F.L.S
F.tareil
New Bridge-street
St. Thomas'Hospital
George Pilcher
M.1.c.5
Salmon
St. John's Hospital
Jarrett Dashwood
Royal Humane Institution
C. Millard
School of Webbstreet
John Hitchman
Leamington Bathing Institution
Wm. Middleton
J. Harrison Curtis
M.R.1
M.R.C.S.L
Woodhouse
Decimus Woodhouse
New London-bridge
ASX Etlaan Hall
Cabinet Makers’ Society
Piccadilly
William L
William LV
George Robins
Cabinet-man Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Mechanica
Post
Thomas Hasler
Aeryptian Hall
Leadenhan-street
W. Ayling
Great Portland-street
Ayling
William IV
Westminster
James Robertson
Horse Guards
George Adams
Charles Phillips
Hart
Holywell-street
Town-Hall
Keene
Hammersmith
Hall
Tooley-street
George III
City of London
Southwark
Kensington Petty Sessions
Police Intelligence
Cantera
Pia Iy
St. James's
Tullamore
Rowley
Regis
Staffordshire
Joseph
Ganiens
Thomas
Gardener
Lion
Thomas Gardener
Joseph Gardener
Netherton
Dadiey
Weil