King’s Pattern Silver Cutlery Offered At Reduced Prices
The advertisement promotes King’s Pattern silver handled cutlery with durability nearly double ivory, listing three guineas for dotted table knives, two guineas and a half for dessert knives, and a price per carver. T. Cox Bavory’s in Cornhill, London, offers a detailed price list of plate and plated goods, watches, and clocks gratis. Henry L. Cooper’s furnit ure establishments advertise late glass carving gilding chairs upholstery and interior decorations with a tariff for plate glass and a Western branch in Conduit Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K!ng
T. Cox Bavory
Cornhill
London
Henry L. Cooper
Bishopsgate-street
Conduit-street
Regent-street
HLC
Massey
Sharks not received in London after 20th inst
An 1836 advertisement from Evan's Patent announces no applications for sharks in the London firm after Wednesday the 20th, to be allocated by directors on Thursday the 22nd. It lists prices on varied garments including coats, trousers, cloaks, and fabrics, promoting a money-house model and urging purchases at Metropolitan British and Foreign Clothing Establishment run by George D. Doudney in Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Surrey Radical Association
Mostley
Borough Chapel
Chapel Court
High Street
Daniel Whittle Harvey
House of Commons
Price Etters
John Poynder
Nicholas Wiseman
Royal Society of Literature
Royal Asiatic Society
University of Rome
London
Joseph Booker
New Bond-street
Evan
Charles Terry
Lime Street Square
Petersham
George D. Doudney
Fleet-street
Isaac Farlow
Broderip
Parfleet
City of Aberdeen
Farlow
Purfleet
Aberdeen
Mr. Farlow
Albion
Evans
Thames Police
Scotland
Police Intelligence from Bow Street and Marlborough Street
Henry Thomas Asker was committed for trial on defrauding noblemen by fictitious distress letters. At Lambeth workhouse Thomas Brewer broke windows after relief refusals. Mrs Malpas argued over parish relief and a Bank of England balance. Bedlord, Starting, and Smith charged with highway assault and attempted robbery near Holloway, with Moore and Kirkham injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Henry Thomas Asker
Tomlins
Hatton-garden
Knyvett
Mendicity Society
E. Paget
Union Hall
Thomas Brewer
Jeremy
Lambeth
Spratley
Kerdie
Wilkinog
St. James's
Abe
Bryant
Bank of England
Mr. Bryant
Extraonpinaan Chagce
Thomas Bed- Lord
John Starting
James Smith
Jobo Moore
Jobo Kirkman
King’s Highway
Holloway
Moore
Marchmont-street
St. Pancras
Kirkham
Seven Sisters’ Road
Mr. Laing
Fletcher
No. 5 N
Belford
Horne
Explosion of Violence in Enfield Fronts a Fateful Night
Witnesses describe a brutal clash in Seven Sisters road as Belford Moore and two others defend against prosecutors after a driven gig collision. Weapons were used, one man badly struck, two guns found at scene, and bail granted after magistrates ruled provocation by prosecutors.
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Belford
Laing
Moore
Kirkham
253 N
Seven Sisters Road
Smith
Brother
Starling
Rogers
Letter to editor argues against oak timber rotation to curb dry rot
In a letter to the True Sun Sir Wolseley recalls advising Lord Graham on dry rot in the navy. He contends that curing rot by timber practices is impossible and urges cutting oak in winter to preserve bark, citing personal anecdotes about long-lasting beams and bark retention.
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True Sun
James Graham
Admiralty
Wolseley
C. Woxserer
Customs Report On Export of Gold and Silver Totals
The Customs return for the period from the 6th to the 12th instant shows 2889 ounces of gold and 15496 ounces of silver exported, value approx 8556L for gold and other coins valued for silver. Major destinations include British West Indies and Calais, with additional shipments to India and Boulogne. A Toronto seaman aboard the New York–bound vessel at St Katharine Docks fell from the fore-yard, injuring himself and was taken to hospital.
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British West Lodi
India
Calais
Boulogne
Toronto
New York
St. Katharine Docks
How to Get Rid of the Intolerable Nuisance
The Times comment questions peerage growth amid law changes. It laments honors for lawyers while churchmen and other ranks suffer, calling the system deviant and harmful. It critiques Sir John Campbell and his wife’s peerage, implying class inferiority and political impropriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
John
O'Connell
Hangry
Globe
Lady Campbell
Peeresa
Great Seal
Lord Denman
Sir John Campbell
King’s Bench
House of Peers
Lord Pepys
Lord Wimbledon
Cottingham
Joseph Hume
Lord Brougham
Courts of Equity
Lord Melbourne
Harsh Justice Cited Over Street Glee Singers Vagrancy Case
The Herald condemns overbearing punishment by judges as uncivil and unkind. It cites a Bath MP among others to raise Parliament questions about three glee singers jailed as vagrants for performing in the streets. The piece argues mercy should temper law and warns such rigidity harms justice and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendicity Society
Bath
The Municipal Elections and a Noted Italian Musician
A column rails at the Globe over alleged mischaracterizations of town councils as Whig or Tory, disputes Windsor Chippenham and Ripon loyalties, and recounts corruption claims. It reports a Moodies Burn accident near Glasgow with gunpowder explosion harming an elderly woman. The death of Stradella the Italian musician is recounted with a tale of love, vengeance, assassins, and a Venetian pursuer across Venice Rome Turin and Savoy intrigue.
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Standard
Globe
John Elley
Mr. Neeld
Sir Charles Dalbiac
Windsor
Sir John Elley
Council of
Chippenham
Corporation of
Ripon
Charles Dalbiac
the Globe
the Chronicle
London
Sheffield Iris
Nottingham
Sir John Hobhouse
Norwich
Charles Pepys
Bickersteth
Cottenham
Langdale
Campbell
Edendale
Moodie’s Burn
Glasgow
Cumbernauld Road
Edinburgh Observer
Stradella
Hogarth
Alessandro Stradella
Venice
Hortensia
Naples
Rome
Turin
Acca
Savoy
Taiis
Steradella
Duchessa Savoy
Prem
Happinesena
Stradelly
Genoa
Merderete
Murder, Dismemberment in Paris Affair of Lhuissier and Leconte
Extract from the act of accusation details the 1835 case in which Marin Lhuissier and Alarie Leconte plotted to marry Catherine Ferrand, killed her, dismembered her body, burned parts, and hid remains in a sack under the Pont de la Concorde. Leconte is also under arrest as the investigation proceeds toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin Lhuissier
Marie Leconte
The
National
Pont de la Concorde
Catherine Ferrand
Mariette Lejeune
Paris
Lhuissier
Alarie Leconte
Leconte
Chamber of Deputies
Lhussier
Officers of Justice
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Lamaica
Tate
Calberipe
Joba. Cass In
David
Portland
George Oviana
Antigua
ST. Christopher
Dominica
Grenada
Honduras
ST. Lucia
ST. Vincent
Bermuda
Henry Brett
Melbourne
Duncannon
Howick, Russell, &c
Frupessor Stuart
Price Its
Moses Stuart
Andover
Thomas Tegg and Sons
C. Spade
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
Pompei
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
White
Imo
Royal Dragoon
Eteria
Gman
Rees, and Co
Baldwin and Cradock
Becker
Whittaker and Co
T. Tegg
Suupkin
Sandwell
T. P. Atkinson
T.P. Atkinson
Jesus
Beecheach
Edwards
Paul's Church Yard
Royal Exchange Gates
Sanger
Chandler
Lord -Street
Police Intelligence
Thames Office
Contemporary Press
Morning Chronicle
Newtown
Charleville
Limerick
Terence Sweeney
Bunbury
Saunders Park
Madigan
Sweeney
United States
Ireland
the True Sun
Court OF Assize
Seine
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