New Biographical Works and Listings at Argyll Rooms
Advertises new memoirs and histories from publishers Bull and Churton, including Ney and English highwaymen. Also promotes The Duchess of Berri in La Vendee, Duchess of Abrantes Portraits, and Letters from India, with varied music room offerings, soap, and an extensive list of London retailers for WARMOLL and Co. purified soap and other goods.
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Abrantes
India
Victor Jacquemont
Thibet
Lahore
Cashmere
Warmoll and Co
Dana, Johnson and Co
Bond-st
Messrs
Eagleton and Co
Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
Jackson
Piccadilly
Mr. Stokes
Strand
Freeman
Wigmore-street
Watson and Gates
Aldgate
Burn
Yockney
Bedford Street
Covent-garden
Haymarket
Staples and Co
Borough
Gill
Messrs. Bourne, and Chatfield
Mr. Reece
Shoreditch
Mr. Robinson
Red Lion-street
Mr. Airy
Mr. Beare
Oxford-street
Messrs. Horne and
Atkinson
Taylor
Old Jewry
Cheapride
Field and Co
Tottenham Court-road
Fenham
Lamb’s Conduit
Oakley
Whitechapel
Ettridge
Taylor and Co
LIT
Holborn
Hanster
Little Newport-street
Marchant
High Holborn
Pater
Hammersmith
Hatchberry
Cofford
Grosvenor-street
Boad-street
Bentley
Mr. Burr
Gracechurch- Sreet
Collier
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Kilpatrick
Queen-street
Cheapside
Pugh
Ditto
Hannah
High-street
Newington-causeway
Armstrong
Bridgehouse-place
Newington
Hickson
Mr. Acton
Farringdonsreet
Crispr
Queen's-buildings
Knightsbadge
Aday
Turnham-green
Miles
Marlborough
Knightsbridge
Stevens
Kingsland-crescent
Shirley
Kingsland-green
Mr. Middleton
Witmore Street
Hoxton
Chamberlain
Stratford
Saunders
Bow
Mr. Gooding
Hoxton Old Town
Mr. Greyling
Whitechapel-road
Mr. Chapman
Church-street
Woolwich
Ourtis
Henry-street
Ham Mead
Thompson
Park-street
Camden-town
Ny. Ryder
Lower-treet
Islington
Pool
City-road
Hills
Deptford
Curtis
Grove-lane
Hammond
Dartford
Langford
Stroud
Busby
Romford
Lord
Skinner-street
Somers’town
Howe
Greenwich
Giles
Fowler
St. Alban's
Old Montague Street
London
Newcastle Coal Export Duty Petition urged after lordship talk
A letter from Alderman Thompson to Henry Tanner details a recent interview with Lord Althorp about Newcastle ship owners and coal interests seeking repeal of the coal export duty. He quotes Lord Althorp hinting at repeal or reduction and suggests petitions from Tyne and Wear to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
Alderman Thompson
Henry Tanner
Underland
Lord Althorp
Newcastle
Alderman
Holland
Germany
England
Tyne and the
Wear
Newcastle Journal
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List of Toesday
Inland and coastal shipping notices recount Penelope ashore on Maplin Sand with cargo loss, James and other vessels dislodged or stranded, several ships damaged in gales from Dover to Cork, with crew saves and repairs ongoing. Includes a Stranraer fire fatality report and Lord Grenville funeral note.
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Lloyd's List
Penelope
Nichol
Grangemouth
London
Dover
James
Leith
S.S.W
S.W
Mackenzie
Liverpool
Charleston
His Majesty
Firebrand
Cowes
Falcon
Noalie
Rio Janeiro
Aurora
Actander
St. Abe's
Lima
Ani
Lymouth
Wierenga
Bordeaux
Amsterdam
Mary
Walter
Bideford
Port Wrinkle
Falmouth
Delta
Wallace
Pernambuco
Astren
Frances Depau
Robinson
Havre
New York
Normandy
Mauritius
Bardaster
New South Wales
Fornax
Bull
Gothenburg
New Bedford
Mary Ann
Kemp
Naples
Messina
Exeter
Rio Grandeo
Papstow
Brown
New Quay
Bristol
Yeo
Barnstaple
Holme
Microrp
Tantivy
Newport
Palermo
Cawzey
Syra
Holyueap
Jane
Reynolds
Truro
Skerries
Wilhelminua
Jane Ankers
Studwell Roads
Lancaster
Isabella
Ulverston
Lyon
Pile Foudry
Stranraer
Wickman
Brazil
Mull
Galloway
ReedNock
the Brilliant
Glasgow
Lamlash
Wexronp
William
Creden Head
George the Fourth
Yates
Margaret
Marshall
Kurusa
United Kingdom
Galway
Malbay
Limerick
Jax
W.S.W
Baltimore
Europa
Hill
Bahia
Little Island Strand
Ahe
Londonperry
Malin Head
Osan
Henry Michie
Aberdeep
Aberdeen
Leirn
Aunal
Inverness
Portmahomock
Surecoa
Taylor
Peterhead
Forth
Richardson
W. Newceaste
Shields Harbour
Liberty
Herd Land
Wurtay
Willian
South Shields
Whitby Rock
Scarscroucu
W. Weats
Harriet
Sillas
Newcastle
Yaumouth
Cadiz
Dublin
Arklow Banks
Militia and Militia Officers Promotions and Cancellations
The Gazette lists half pay cancellations for several officers from 21 January and new commissions signed by regional Lords Lieutenant. Names include Lieut W Hatch, Lieut C W Webster, Lieut W C Sharpbelt, Ensign A Wilkinson, Lieut W F Archdall, with officers from New Brunswick Fencibles, 46th Foot, Royal Waggon Train, Canadian Fencibles, and Royal West India Rangers. Also notes Deputy Lieutenants for Durham and York regions, and promotions within West York Militia, Dorset Regiment Militia, Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, with dates mostly in January 1834 and earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hatch
New Brunswick
C. W. Webster
46Th Foot
W. C. Sharpbelt
Roya
4Th East
A. Wilkinson
W. F. Archdall
Royal West India Rangers
County of
Durham
R. Wright
West Riding
County of York
City of York
Bankrupts listing multiple trades and dates in London
Bankrupts include James Wansell of Fitzroy-square dealer in musical instruments with surrender dates February 3 and March 4 at eleven before the Court of Bankruptcy. Other names are John Wright and James Wright ship-chandlers of Limehouse and Poplar with January 27 surrender and March 4 at twelve. Thomas Duckworth Manchester calico-printer with February 3 and 4 and March 4 at one. and many others across Manchester Liverpool London and surrounding towns with respective surrender dates and venues in the Court of Bankruptcy. DIVIDENDS listed with multiple names and dates. CERTIFICATES and PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED sections follow listing various trades and locations.
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James Wansell
Howland-street
Fitzroy-square
Allorney
Williams
Quality-court
Chancery-lane
Clark
St. Swithin's-lane
Lombard-street
John Wright
James Wright
Limehouse-hole
Poplar
Court of Bankruptcy
Braham
New Inn
Strand
Belcher
King’s Arms
Coleman Street
Thomas Duckworth
Manchester
Calico
Commissioners'rooms
Milne
Parry
Morris
Tenpie
Walker and Jesse
Thomas Ashburner
Commissioners
Norris
Allen
Anthony
Great Ormond-street
London
George Banastre Pix
Liverpool
Pawebroker
Clarendon Rooms
Liverpol
Hall
Bishop
Mouriyon
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Neal
Robert Springett
St. Margaret’s-bill
Southwark
Gresham and Miller
Castle-street
Holborn
Gibson
Basinghall-street
Alexander William Mills
Carey-street
Law Stationer
Messrs. Holme
Frampton
Loftus
Cannan
Louis Gardie
Leicester-square
Hoppe
Sun-court
Cornhill
Groom
Abchurch-lane
Herbert Croft Ryland
Goswell-street
Victualler
Carlton
Chancery Lane
William Durrant
Lindfield
Sussex
Star Inn
Lewes
Mesars
Baker
Lowton
John Hanson
Thomas Wardley
Linn
John Fielding
Thomas Fielding
James Fielding
John Melelen
George Taylor Butterworth
Henry Barnes
Two Brooks
Tottington
Lancashire
Calico Printers
Commercial Inn
Bolton
Attorseys
Adlington, Gregory
Faulkner
Walker
Preston
J. Leeson
Nottingham
Hosier
Bankremey Te
J. Z. Pulbrook
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars-road
Boozemaker
W.R. W. King
West Smithfield
T. Cocks
Little Lant-street
Oilman
W. Nicholls
G. Nicholls
Upper Thamesestreet
J. Robinson
Park-place
Paddington
Z. Delcruix
New Bond -Street
Milliner
J. Kenton
Highstreet
Linen-Draper
J. Greenacre
Old Kent-road
Grocer
A. Bruce
J. Brown
G. Scott
Army-Clothiers
Edmund Reeve Palmer
Great Yarmouth
J. Tucker
Lymington
Southampton
Crown Inn
Lyndhurst
R. Maynard
Durham
Queen’s Head Inn
A. Wright
Louth
Currier
Crown and Woolpack
Commissioners’rooms
J. Hollingworth
Kingston-upon-Hull
Kingston Hotel
Fereday
R. Smith
J. Fisher
Bilstop
Bankers
Dee's Royal Hotel
Birmingham
Fatal charcoal incident at Clytha house
Two female servants of William Jones, Esq., at Clytha, left a burning brasier to air rooms. One, waking unwell, collapsed and struck her forehead while attempting to reach the door. The other was nearly suffocated in bed until a second servant arrived to assist and save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Clytha
Hereford
London servants mutual association reports six months progress
At the British Coffee-house meeting chaired by Mr Solomoun the six month report showed 320 members from an initial 53 with 33 seeking no aid. Seventy found situations and 217 on the books. debt stood at 82, to be met by August subscriptions. The aim is a mutual and benefit society for servants to provide refuge and honest character grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockspur-street
Solomoun
Conduit Street
Regent Street
United Kingdom
Paterson
Miss Macauley on Divorce in St Simonism Lecture
Miss Macauley spoke to a respectable audience on St Simonism focusing on social and moral emancipation of women and the need to ease divorce laws. The speech included anecdotes, critiqued Ireland’s portrayal, and praised Miss Macauley as a leading English disciple of the new sect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macauley
St. Simonistes
Miss M
Ireland
England
M. Isa Saint Simoniste
Suppression of Majorats Ends Napoleon Era Inheritance Practice
The article discusses the abolition of majorats in France, their origin under Napoleon to perpetuate hereditary estates, and the 1830s debate. It notes the 1830 restoration era likening majorats to old laws, and reports a House of Lords inquiry led by M. Parant with likely passage by peers and deputies. It then shifts to a Pitt Grenville critique, accusing him of corruption and pension misuse, and recounts parliamentary maneuvers to permit his continued finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Napoleon
Bonaparte
M. Parant
Lord Grenville
Mr. Cobbett
Copley
Pitt
House of Commons
Treasury
Grenville
Crown
Vestry Debate Over Parish Church Rate at Lambeth-green
A vestry at School-house Lambeth-green debated levying a rate for repairing the parish church and funding services. Dr Doyle urged restraint and warned against coercion, while Mr Carpenter and Mr Rogers clashed over audit, application of funds, and the need for voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth-green
Doyle
Rogers
Carpenter
Quin
Mr. C
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Joseph Hume
A. Bennoch
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Cratched-Wharf
Regent-circus
Join-street
Stuart
North America
Edinburgh Evening Courant
Pringle
21St Regiment
Moore
Spectator
Spectator. . . Mr. Stuart
Whittaker and Co
Robert Cadell
Edinburgh
AJOR
Allan Cunningham
Philip Wouvermans
Booth
Gerard Terburg
Claude Lorraine
Hagar
Angel
Major
Messrs. Bull and Churton, Library
Holles-street
Cavendish Aquere
Marshal Ney
Blackwood's Magazine
Ry C, Whitehead
Naval and Military Gazette
Berri
LA Vendee
Dermoncourt
Waverley
Dermoucourt
Quarterly Review
Argyll-Rooms
T. Welsh
Vocal Academy
Regent-street
Action Harp
Ly Erard
Royal Harmonic Institution
New Argyll Rooms
Wall’s-End
St. James’s Square
Shipping Intelligence
Arnham
Dropmore
Thomas Grenville
G. M. Fortescue
the Gazette OF
War Office
H. N. Powell
Chipping Sodbury
Gloucestershire
T. Richards
J. Harwood
Fleet-street
B. Kent
Bungay
Suffolk
A. Isaacs
Petticoat-lane
Spitalfields
A. May
J. May
Gutteridge Hall
Weeley
Essex
W. Spence
J. Spence
Bedale
Yorkshire
E. Hanson
W. B. Rimington
J. Hodgson
Hodgson
Poulton-in-the-Fylde
W. Harris
B. Harris
Stoke Prior
Worcestershire
G. Shillibeer
W. Moran
St. Alban
T. Leech
Southgate
Middlesex
S. Ginder
R. Hammersley
Lane Delph
J. Woolcroft
W. Heathcote
T. Robbins
J. Robbins
Bulford
Wiltshire
J. Schofield, Son
Rochdale
J. Consterdingé
H. Johnson
R. Johnson
C. Rolls and Rolls
Swansea
Glamorganshire
D. G. Jackson
T. Burne
Dean’s-row
Walworth-road
J. Horne
H. Brady
Barbican
J. Nicholson and Co
Cheltenham
Linen-Drapera
A. A. Mieville and Co
Angel-court
Throgmorton-street
J. Shepherd
H. Shepherd
Choriton-upon-Medlock
J. Rhodes
W.showler
Spilsby
Lincolnshire
D. Bowly
S. Bowley
Gloucester
J. Young
F. Young
Bramley
Surrey
G. Leighton
A. Leighton
Clerkenwell
E. B. Neill
T. Davies
Chandos-street
J. Butterworth
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