New Bath theatre bills and charity notices parade
An old London page outlines coming plays at a Bath venue with names like Mr. Warde and Mr. Chippendale, plus a new farce SPARE BED. It also advertises support notices for box office conduct, pastry cooks wanted, a charity life assurance-like society, Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, and a testimonial from Charles Price about relief from gout after using the pills. The document lists addresses in London and Westminster, with payment terms and dates for performances and notices.
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Delibe
Keeley
Dalbert
Mordawnt
Hor Chartowe
van O Maid
LABS
Clari
Warde
Mise Jarman
Bath
Dorval
Chippendale
Araent
Abbotts
Peter Pigronwiddy
Tinsey
Wedi
Cee
Thompson
Lair
Blair
Ida
Prout
Strand
London
R Blair
Charles Price
Phoenix
St. Martin’s Lane
Hungerford Stairs
Thomas Proat
Libel Suit Against Satirist Editor Heard in Exchequer
A woollen-draper of St Pauls Churchyard sues the Satirist editor for two libels naming him among frequenters of a notorious saloon. Jury questions whether the plaintiff was the named person and whether damages are warranted. the verdict favored the plaintiff. Judge Bayley presided with Mr Nicholl delivering the ruling.
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Court OF Exchequer
Nisi Prins
Justice Bayley
London
King
D. Thompson
Air
St. Paul's Churchyard
The
Satirist
Insel
Tee
Trial over alleged Rome marriage in Swift Kelly case
In London a lengthy hearing addressed whether Mr Swift and Miss Kelly contracted a marriage in Rome and consummated it. The judge found no valid marriage, noting lack of Miss Kelly's consent and insufficient proof of consummation. The case also touched on misrepresentations and subsequent appeals. Westmeath v Westmeath followed, with alimony and income disputes noted as the Marquis faced financial claims from his estranged wife.
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Catherine
Mr. Swift
Miss Kelly
Rome
J. Nicholl
Swift
Elevett
Mrr
Lawa of
Trent
Sir J. Nicholl
Kelly
Lords of
Privy Council
Westmeath
Marchioneus of
Phillimore
Ireland
John Nicholl
Police at Mansion House Court Involving 205 Sovereigns Robbery
A young man Edward Miles faced a second examination for robbing his master, cheese merchant Mr Merry, of 205 sovereigns. The Lord Mayor stated the prisoner likely planned the crime and, after revelation and repayment, discharged him, with his father hopeful for reform and departure from the country. In a separate matter, Charles or Chaves appeared for shooting at Sarah Perry, a former servant, and attempting self harm. he remained in custody with trial pending as Sarah Perry’s attendance was uncertain.
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Mansion House
Edward Miles
Merry
Cope
Old Bailey
Prigoner
Queen -Square
Gregorie
Sarah Perry
Shte
Gace
Nity
Seppa
Hicks
Theapital
Peice
Cox
Sargeot
Tothillds' Prison
Fragmented 1833 notices and insolvency lists from Whitehall to Nottingham
A wide OCR fragment spans violent incidents and court notices, including a pistol clash and child confusion, multiple Whitehall and county commissions, appointments as Deputy Lieutenant, insolvency declarations for George Atkin Millz and Samuel Stockton, bankruptcy proceedings for several merchants and professionals, and dividends and partnerships across several towns, with scattered mentions of Napier’s expedition and Miguelite actions ahead of the Algarve.
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Whitehall
David Bachan Bovie
Church End
Drysdale
Southampton
G. H. Jones
George Atkin Millz
Newark-upon-Trent
Nottingham
Grucen
Samuel Stockton
Lamb’s
John Bevil
Hanlyford-place
Kennington-common
Surrey
Smith
New Bridge-atrest
Blackfriars
Graham
Cuptall
Thomas Broadhurst
Stockport
Palace Inn
Manchester
Gadsden
Furnival’s Tan
London
Cuppock
Thawes Bridgwood
Potteries
Staffordshire
Woulasley Arts
Woolesley-bridge
New Bridge-street
John Wright
Chancery-lane
Law-Bookseller
Court of Bankruptcy
Phipps
Weavers’-hall
Basinghall-treet
Whitmore
Austin-trials
Francis Marriott
Exton
Nottinghamshire
Black Boy
Holme
Frampton
Loftus
New Inn
Swann
John Bulton
Richard Barnes
Preston
Lancashire
Town Hall
Blakelock and Fiddey
Serjeants’ Inn
F. Preston
St. George’s Place
Hanover-square
Consctiuoer
H.C. Carlewis
Hanover-Street
Tailor
E. M. Bourchier
Bonsor
Oxford-street
Tallowmelters
Is. Breeds
Hastings
W. T. Godfrey
Wolverton Mill
Buckinghamshire
L. S.garbelt
Biruingham
B. Brown
Leeds
James Lowe
Liverpool
W. Howells
Monythusloyne
Monweathshire
Prothero and Phillips
Newport
P. Valentine
Bury
Lardwareman
Star Inn
Roberts
Birmingham
Hadenhurst’s
New Royal Hotel
Irminghan
Church
Clarendon Rooms
Lodge
Poole
London Tavern
T. Pierce
H. Grueber
J. and
C. Will
Worcester
Goldsmiths
T. Arber
Horseferry Road
J. Munkhouse
Baguige Wells
St. Pancras
Victualler
W. Throup
M. Throup
Long Preston
Yorkshire
J. W. Hughes
W. Gilbert
Gloucester
C. Eyes and Co
St. Louis de Potosi
Mexico
W. Chilton and Co
Sunderland
Durham
H. J. N. Parker and Co
Outaton
J. N. Parker
A. Brewer
A. Lewin
C. Don
J. Kay
Berwick-upon- Tweed
L. Steele
G. Beecham
Plumb Garths
Kendal
Westmorland
R.cox and Co
Oxford
G. Thompson Ined Co
J. Fi. Brooke
J. Hargrave
Kirkstall
Woulleo
C. Burrows
T. Blackburn
Stonehouse
Devonshire
H. Waller and Co
Clifton
Bristol
P. Wilts and Co
Priday-street
J. Cheesewright
A. Harper
P. Ainsworth and Co
Heapy
R. Lamb
T. Kipling
Barnard Castle
H. Seabrook
G. S. Nugent
Road-lane
Fenchurch-street
Lords debate on Education and public bills in session
Commissioners from the Lords discuss the National Debt Amendment and four private bills. Debates cover the Crown's consent to introduce measures, church implications in Ireland, and preparations for a Monday decision. Reports include petitions from Norfolk agriculturists and Oxford clergy alongside diplomatic expense accounts and Scotland inquiries.
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Potee
OF Lords
Jery
Ricymonn
Marquis of
Commons
Roben
Earl Grey
Duke of Buckingham
Earl Ie
Earl
Bucringelam
Free May
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Culberland
Earl of Eldon
Dacre
Norfolk
Oxford
Church of Ireland
Londonderey
Foreign Office
Daauatey
Madrid
Earl of
Portugal News on Lisbon Expedition and Dona Maria Loyalists
Intelligence from our Second Edition reports a Lisbon coast landing by Don Pedro’s expeditionary corps. Villa Real saw heavy fighting as Napier’s fleet advanced, yielding to Dona Maria’s standard as towns in the Algarve and Alentejo declare for her. Napier seized fortifications, received local crowds, and volunteers joined the liberating troops amid captured arms and funds.
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Waterford
Lisbon
Falinunt
Rewey Pp
Lagos
Villa Real
Villa Flor
Napier
Donna Maria
Algarves
Villa Fior
Don Pedro
Nepier
Alena
Tmreta
Villa Fiorend
Dor Pedro
Abolition of arrest for debt debated and Scottish parallels
A letter to the solicitor general argues against including broad debt arrest powers in England mirroring Scotland. It urges replacing oath language with a tested evidentiary standard, limiting warrants to meditatione fuga, and aligning the bill with Scottish practice only where appropriate. It notes risks of abuse and calls for more judicially supervised procedures and adoption of Scotland’s bankruptcy approach.
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Siky
Scotland
Supreme Court
Great Britain
Ireland
England
Glasgow
Ding
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Tam
British protest against the house and window tax
A garbled 19th century protest letter argues for abolition of the house and window tax across Britain and Ireland. It claims the tax burdens the poor, harms industry, and stifles capital investment while the rich largely evade it. The piece references 26,900 units and adds rhetorical critique of taxation and modernization.
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Wales
Scotland
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