Belgian Sailing Packes Ready From Custom House Quay
Public notice states that the repair and well known Belgian sailing packets UNION DAT NEPTUNE commanded by Messrs Stranacks will sail from Custom House Quay every Saturday evening with goods and passengers to Ostend Bruges Ghent Antwerp and Bruxelles. Weight or passage may be arranged via W J Hall and Co Custom House Quay Lower Thames Street.
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Ostend
Bruges
Ghent
Antwerp
Brouxelles
Parkes
UNION
DAT
Neptune
Messrs Sthranacks
Custom House Quay
Meser
W.J. Hall and Co
Lower Thames-street
Hair Dye Adverts and Counterfeit Warning
An 18th century style advertisement promotes Aglia Hassan's Iranian dye claiming hair coloring without skin damage and offers sale through We Day and Co at Gracechurch Street and other locations. It warns that many bottles imitate the product with counterfeit signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aglia Thassan
Redler
Auheagen
We Day and Co
Gracechurch Strent
Hannay
Osfond Stret
W. Dayamie
Lord Petre and the Eastern Counties Railway dispute
Letters disclose negotiations between Lord Petre and Few and Co over a proposed railway through Shenfield Mountsassiog Inzatestone and Margaretting. Lord Petre opposed the bill but may have been swayed by an agreement paying him 200000 land value and 10000 compensation for estate injury. Legal action followed after December correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertaen
Lord Petre
Messrs. Few and Co
Lori Petre
Leather
Blackmore
Writtle
Messrs
Few and Co
Bord Petre
Robertgon
Ile Company
Tuli
Tod
Wohereas
Metre
Petre
Cumnithee
Eoterog
Nomford
Chelmsford
Peter
Messia, Few and Co
Etter
Chebnaford Chronicle
Election Movements and Chit Chat
Lord Marcus Hill announces candidacy for Evesham representation to restore borough reputation by reformers. Malton vacancy filled by Lord Malton. Hart Fugl william notes reformers preferred, with Lord Milton as potential if reforms fail. Batheley retires from Athleses and Weyrich, a Tory, in delay. Carnarvon Gerald cites Bulkeley as Whig aligned with Grey Administration. Melbourne admin circle expects Whig supporter for Melbourne government. Bradford Tories pledge to back John Wool. Thompson’s status questioned. Leonard Tebbin plans retirement from Armagh seat. Kidd and Carry named as Conservative and ministerial candidates. Londonderry to form Conservative society for city. dinner planned with Sir Robert Bateson presiding.
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Marcus Hill
Evesham
Charles Cotheret
Burjgesses
Thaive
Peter Borkawick
Malton
J. ©. Rawaden
Hart Fugwilliam
Portughires
Lord Milton
Rleb
Batheley
Athleses
Mer. Weyrich
Dela
Lord Melbourne
Bradford
John Wool
Hardy
Thompson
Leonard Tebbin
Armagh
Kidd
Carry
King's Counsel
Londonderry
Corporation Hall
Robert Bateson, Hart
JLP
Public Sales Register for Regent Street and Nearby Sites
Listing of January 18 sales by Farebrother at Garraway’s includes multiple houses and shops on Regent Street Albany Street Drummond Street with long-term leases ranging 7 to 99 years. Notable terms include ground rents from 3s to 80 per year and land tax adjustments, with sums in the hundreds to thousands noted for land tax and payments.
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Messrs
Farebrother
Garraway's
Regentestreet
Det
Picture Valley
Lida
Ana
Regent Streets
Regent Street
Albany Street
Reavat
Drummond-street
Letters from Captain Berkeley on the Hercules at Cadiz Bay
Letters from our gallant representative Captain Berkeley aboard the Hercules at Cadiz Bay report plans to return to England after Christmas as active service fades. The Hercules is expected at Plymouth soon as he seeks leave to attend Parliament. Also noted is a Royal command for militia officers to wear silver lace or embroidery, and a Treasury directive to curb beetroot sugar fraud on drawbacks with strict proof of duty paid.
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Berkeley
Hercules
Cadiz Bay
England
Plymouth
Gloucester
John Rusgel
United Kingdom
Custom House
Treasury
ISM
Steam communications with India argued as essential policy
The article urges rapid adoption of steam navigation between Britain and India, arguing its vast political and personal gains. It cites widened correspondence, reduced separation for families, stronger economic ties, and the moral duty of maintaining European influence in India through reliable links and governance. It notes parliamentary attention and praises Captain Grindlay’s views on a government‑sanctioned overland route via the Red Sea.
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Uohas
India
Toug
Beitiss
Jndia
Paghad
Tadja
Grindlay
Oppor Thordy
Red Sea
England
Todm
Todia
Indias
Tadia
Arsain
France
Italy
United States
Wayne
Wall
Calcutta
London
Liverpool
Bristol
Manchester
Macclesfield
Notting
Bengal
Madras
Bombay
Ceylon
Trans- Mideion
Inc
Mugland
Iadia
Pame
Great Britain
The Master Boor and Shoemakers Adjourne Meeting
The adjourned meeting of the Caty District tradesmen met at the King's Head Newgate-street with donations and subscribers enrolled. In Sheffield a Town Hall meeting urged Parliament for full abolition of Church rates and a memorial to government. A fatal accident in Notre Dame de Pres, Letelver and Adele Dauillon involved a loaded gun. A lodging house death in Shadwell likely from poison remains unknown.
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Boor
Thas Society
Caty
King's Head
Newgate-street
Mfr
Surridge
Cueren
Sheffield
Uhos
Blake
Manter-Cutler
Petie
Debate on French Spain policy and intervention prospects
The discussion centers on whether France should actively intervene in Spain. Advocates stress caution, favor a limited intermediary role, and stress alliance with England. Opponents cite weariness, potential costs, and past lessons from Fleury to argue against meddling. The session ends as the sitting adjourns.
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M. Guizot
Spain
Ele
M. Thiers
WatSpain
France
Loui XIV
Cardinal Fleury
Fleury
Uri
Austria
England
Europe
M. Peter de la Logre
Spain Spain Spain and French policy in Spain debate
In a sitting of the 17th era discussion grows on France's conduct toward Spain. Guizot and Thiers clash over intervention with Thiers favoring action while Guizot warns against it. Reported military movements in the Basque country describe Carlist and Cristían forces massing for attacks. A Bayonne dispatch notes mutinous tensions in the French Foreign Legion and petitions for relief.
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al Berryer
Spain
France
M. Gisizot
Sue Teue
M. Toiers
MM. Thiers
Don Carlos
M. Thiers
M. Herryer
M. Gaizot
Christian
Isabella
Dono Carlos
Gower
Europe
M. Guizot
Juste
Pregear
M. Dupin
M. Calmer
Bayonne
St. Sebastian
Passages
Santander
Ribeiro
Portugalette
Bilboa
Pampelunca
Vittoria
Navarcy
Inn
Castile
Christiae
Sarsfield
Guipuscoa
Bastan
Lecumberri
Francisco Garcia
Tarrageal
Biscay
Narvaez
Ribeiroars
Arlaban
Camillo
Moreno
Goni
Durango
Espartero
Bilbos
Alaix
Mena
Villareal
Gomez
M. Escalante
Carabineera
Malaga
Murcia
Cortes
United Committees of War
Phare
Foreign Legion
Amajesty
Conrad
Legion
Codrad
Villava
President in frail health as Congress drums tariff talks
The President remains indisposed and feeble, receiving visitors despite medical advice as hemorrhage fears loom. Congress delays decisive action on the Texico issue while House debates tariff questions and the President urges targeted reductions. Reports note persistent money pressure and ongoing committee work in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wastinctos Crry
Texas
Congress
Texico
Biddle
United States
House of Representatives
Debated Tariff and Texas Annexation in Congress
The report discusses tariff protections for manufactured goods and fiscal measures for 1837, noting opposition to accruing revenue and the role of Congress. It covers Texas independence, annexation talks, and President Polk’s message to Congress, asserting no action on Texas this session, plus New York market updates on cotton, bic, and finance.
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Yeaterday McA
Halpac
Diatsieugee
Santa Anita
Washington
Wharton
Texas
Itech
API
Congresa
New York
Menxiog
United States
Almont
Jupiter the brilliant planet in morning and evening sky
A historical notice describes Jupiter rising around seven p m and near ten o’clock, its proximity to Earth and Venus, belts on its surface, and four moons with orbital periods from forty two hours to sixteen days. The piece notes its size, distance, rotation, and visibility, predicting opposition February 2 and continued telescopic view through summer.
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Jupitér
Earth
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Andus
Ieither
Harker
Ita Sarfate
Nile
Ahitl
Bay of Toe Etrace
Pressmeat
Sailor poisons himself after offering drugged drink
On Tuesday night James Aostead a recently arrived seaman lodged at Fox and Gooseyard Shads well offered a woman a liquid in a phial she refused he swallowed the content Isudanum and died at the London Hospital the phial was labeled Laudanum poison Aostead was sober at the act The Ratcliffe highway funeral for the late Mr Ready murdered last week drew a dense crowd at which minister Mr fseat spoke The killer has written a penitential letter The Essex head found near Abridge is believed to be from a child and may be earlier born alive This report notes the unsettling sequence of crimes and suspicious discoveries in surrounding areas.
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James Aostead
England
Fox and
Gooseyard
Shadswell
Abe
London Hospital
Ratcliffe-Highway
J. H. Ready
Pegworth
Tower Hamlets
Fisatt
Ebe
Ready
Mupper
Essex
Abridge
John Hyde
Navestock
Lambourne
White Hart Tea
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George Buckley
Henry Couper
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Ashfont
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Redford
Row
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Snowden
Rartewats
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W. H. Waterman
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Nbs Devan
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Eastern Counties Railway
Foreign Intelligence
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Ranelagh
Rome
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Haytina Coan
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Lly
M. Berryer
BM. de Polignac
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Teast
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Toulon
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Keo Haddour
2D Regiment of Infantry
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Adele Dauillon
Leteliive
Letelver
Mary Ann Line
Sara. Goodwin
Rogelgardens
Shadwell
Champer
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