Vast Freehold Estate Auction Near London
An notice from Seth Smith, proprietor, announces a public auction at the Mart in London on Tuesday March 2 for fifty thousand acres of freehold lands in Virginia and adjacent navigable river regions. It emphasizes wealth, low risk, and strong transport links via rivers and roads, with plans by Morris and Verbeke and maps to be inspected at Covent Garden and Craven Street offices.
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Ee Pantechnicon
Belgrave Square
OTICE
Joseph Holland
Iutendant
Seth Smith
Virginis
George Robins
Mart
London
Tuugspay
England
Guyandoite
Sandy
Cole
Ohio
Virginia
American Union
United States
Europe
America
James
Kanawa
Messrs
Morris and Verbeke
Craven-street
George Robina
Covent-garden
Ealing Park
Ealing Church
Duchess OF Bridgewater
Earl OF Warwick
Mansi
Dowazing-street
Gumley
Webber
Caroline-street
Magnificent Property Sale and Auction Notice at Covent Garden
The notice advertises a public competition sale of the bankrupt George Winyatt Farmer's stock, including original pictures by master artists, gobelin tapestries, oriental china jars from the Scurlal Palace Madrid, gilded ormolu clocks, ormolu tables, snuff boxes, precious stones, and other valuables. Also offered is a Brighton mansion in Brunswick Square for private treaty sale, plus a stonemason yard to let and Macassar Oil address to the public.
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R. Edmund Robins
George Winyatt Farmer
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
Cognoscenti
Marillo Poussin Vandy
Madrid
Ing Ferdinand Viiii
Dresden
Watson Taylor
Eale
Napoleon Buonaparte
George Robins
Covent- Garden
Brunswick-square
Bingston
R. George Robins
Foun
Brighton
Brunswick Square
Europe
Freeman
Dorset-gardens
Parsons
Marine-parade
London
Dissenters in Birmingham Rebuke Sir Robert Peel
A Birmingham meeting of dissenting deputies on the 26th denounces Mr Peel's manifesto as a crafty move to gain favor. They vow not to seek relief from the ministers and to oppose any candidate who does not condemn Toryism, naming Spooner as unworthy. Peel replies from Whitehall expressing disappointment but affirming continued pursuit of conciliation and redress.
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Ebenezer Chapel
Birmingham
Robert Peel
R. Peel
Sir Robert
Whitehall
London
Tom
Timothy East
Fink in Hungary Sees Destructive Fires Follow Deadly Blaze
The Hungarian market town of Ganz suffered a second fire on November 19 destroying many houses and the Catholic church after a September 8 blaze left 350 homes burned. The parsonage roof halted the flames as eighteen people died, including three Jews found frozen rather than burnt.
Robert Owen Calls for Reform in British Electorate
Robert Owen appeals to electors of Great Britain and Ireland urging an end to factionalism led by Whigs and Tories. He argues for a candidacy to reform Parliament, condemning superstition and war, and offers himself as a candidate if needed. Also here are notices from Whitehall on royal drawing rooms and insolvency declarations and various appointments.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Europe
America
Africa
Asia
Isles
Pacific
Great Britain
Abe
British Isles
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PROVINCIAL MARKETS LIVERPOOL COTTON AND GRAIN PRICES
A broad market update notes fair demand for cotton in Liverpool with steady prices. Reports from Wolverhampton Bramham and other towns show firm grains including old and new English wheat and barley prices, flour rates, and varying oats beans and peas. A curious note recalls a boy injuring both legs in successive Christmas weeks, and a short feature explains Algerine cement used in Algiers public works. New Year’s Day celebrations in London feature Scottish customs with numerous banquets and a Highland welcome.
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Liverpool
Wolverhampton
Bramincuan
Yanmouth
Chevalier
Warminster
Spalding
Wade
Algiers
Caledonia
London
Worth
Wapping
Certification of sugar trades in the week ending December 80, 1834
By authority of Parliament Henry Bicenent Clerk of the Grocers' Company issues a certification record at Grocers' Hall on January 2, 1835. The document notes returns of any Brown or Muscovado Sugars bought or sold in the specified week.
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Henry Bicenent
Grocers’ Company
Grocers’ Hall
Royal Highness Duke de Leuchtenberg gains court status at Munich
The Duke de Leuchtenberg is now received at court with the title Royal Highness and is highly honored. He rarely appears in public, staying at Eichstätt to study while Botany occupies his leisure. The king funds new Benedictine abbeys at Augsburg and Ottobeuren and restores Metten. Father Barabbas Hubert becomes Abbot of St. Etienne, directing a monastic community of eighty monks at Augsburg with a novitiate there.
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Ficharadt
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Ottobeuren
Metten
Barabbas Hubert
Port duties and petty crimes plus Venice archives
The Port or Liverroot reports Customs duty for the year ending January last at 8,783,1821 with 9,555,0552 remitted to the Exchequer though over 100,000 was paid in debentures. Robberies include a Kensington purse snatch of four sovereigns and more in Chandos Street. Venice Archivio Generale houses Europe’s vast manuscript collection in 296 rooms and 8,064,700 volumes. Paris improvements expand markets, water works, sewers, and urban projects, with massive 1833 to 1834 spending on public works and livestock slaughter in the abbatoirs since 1816.
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Serberton-hill
Kensington
Spotted Dog
Strand
Easam
Popewell
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Chandos-street
Archivio.generale
Venice
Europe
Archivio Generale
Paris
Quai de la Greve
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