Piercefield Estate sale notice at Bush Inn Bristol
An advertisement announces public competition for the Piercefield Estate near Chepstow, to be sold at the Bush Inn Bristol on Thursday the 19th of September at twelve o clock. A lavish description extols the 160 acre estate with a grand mansion, wooded park, terraces, groves, and views of the Severn and Wye, plus exclu sive farms, all freehold and offered with favorable terms to attract investors.
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Piercefield
Wee
Faris Sogage
Robins
UBLIC
Bush Inn
Bristol
Thuasday
Severn
Wye
Plendid
Tong
Elysium
Laocant
Chepstow Castle
Erban
Cliffa
Basegar Rocks
Windcliff
Palare
Peter
Chepstow
Forest OF Dean
Abbey of Tintern
Beaufort Arms
Robert Evans
Enq
Bush
Mayler
Herald
Bath
William James Jones
St. Arvans
London
Mesars
C. J. Napier
C.n
Great Britain
Na—Ali Pacha
Thomas Maithand
Frederick Adam
Maxwell
Iame Src
Lighteen
W. Boone
Grimstone Eye Snuff and Patent Cure Advertisements
A long fragment from 1832 1833 era press touts Grimstone Eye Snuff as a cure for eye weakness headaches and restored sight with testimonials from readers Angus Macintyre and F Lispec. It also promotes Bake's Genuine Pills Ly s Herb Pills and other patent remedies with prices and distribution notes across London and major towns.
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WIGHT
Wwe
Grimstone
Mr. Grimstone
King-street
Long-acre
Albion
Snoff
Longacre
London
Treasury
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Long Acre
Thomas Taylor and Son
T. Taylor
New Bridge-street
Expenditure of the United Kingdom 1821 and 1833
An account of the United Kingdoms expenditure for the years ended January 5 1821 and January 5 1833. It shows increases or decreases within the period and includes Exchequer expenditure for the year ended July 5 1833, comparing with the earlier year.
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United Kingdom
Mysterious Affair on Biscay Night at Battle-bridge
A well dressed man with a bulky parcel alighted near the Albion tavern Maiden lane then fled toward the Repeats canal dropping the sack. Canal forces recovered a carrie bau marked 258 containing a child's heart liver entrails and iron likely for sinking the sack. A ten year old boy is reported missing from St Pancras, sparking local excitement.
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Biscay
Albion Tavern
Maidenlane
Battle-bridge
Repeats Canal
Carrie Bau
St. Pancras
Military appointments and promotions across several counties
Office of Ordnance lists 1833 changes with Royal Regiment of Artillery Adjutant H Pester following Saunders resignation. Lieutenants Cheetham Mallock and others promoted. County commissions include deputy lieutenant H V Straubenzee and Durham Militia G Atlan as lieutenant. Taunton Yeomanry Cavalry J Bunter captain and P H Rodber lieutenant. Worcestershire Yeomanry adds D H Galton and R Hemming as lieutenants, J Simcox ensign, G Sheward assistant surgeon. Wins to resignations and promotions noted.
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Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
H. Pester
Saunders
C. Cheetham
Mallock
North
County of York
H. V. Straubenzee
Durham
G. Atlan
Somerset
Taunton Corps
J. Bunter
P. H. Rodber
T. E. Winningtonen
Tete
E. Winpington
Jeaten
Worcestershire Yeomanry
D. H. Galton
Curtler
R Hemming
Ditto
Holywake
J.simcox
Molliott
G. Sheward
Stephenson
Bankruptcy notices and dividends list with multiple filings
A sequence of bankruptcy entries for William Terry and John Terry plus others in Bath, Lambeth, Liverpool, Shrewsbury, Pwllheli, Doncaster, and more. Details show surrender dates July 27, Sept 3, and August schedules with solicitors, plus a long dividends section listing recipients such as W Perachon, J Biddie, J Woollett, and many others across England and Ireland.
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William Terry
John Terry
Bath
Jared Terret Hunt
Princes-street
Lambeth
Bugby
Leather
Ige Edward Clark
Parker
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Frederick Pout
Surrey-street
Strand
Scrivener
Messrs
Constable and
Kirk
Symond
Ian
William Brown
Wilmington
Kent
Kirkman and Rutherford
Cannon-street
City
John Hart
Liverpool
Brookpark
Skenfrith
Monmouthshire
Crown Inn
Worcester
White and Whitmore
Bedford-row
London
Houldsworth and Finch
John Jones
Tywyn
Carnarvonshire
Griffith Jones
Llandegwaing
White
W. Perachon
Whitechapel-road
Baker
J. Biddie
London-road
J. Woollett
Newbury
Racer
Forbes
Mark-Jane
R. Reed
Lothbury
J.nichols
T. Walter
Skinnerstreet
J. Vire
Crawford-street
Bryanstone-square
Court of Bankruptcy
E. W. Falk
Virie-street
Minories
T. S. Barnes
Cheapside
J. Bumpus
Holborn
G. Swire
Norfolk Street
J. Walton and Co
Broadstreet
J. Wilday
Birmingham
Radenhurst’s Horvat
B. Marshall
Selbridge Abbey
Kildare
Ireland
Clarendon Rooms
J. Singleton
Rugeley
Staffordshire
Talbot Inn
R. F. Hindle
Boroughbridge
Yorkshire
J. Hollingsworth
Southsea
Hampshire
Fountain Inn
Portsmouth
C. Reet
Rustle
Isle of Wight
W. Bater
Victualler
Radenhurst
New Royal Hotel
R. J. Matchitt
Derby
Racers
Bel Ine
R. Butter
Bruton
Somersetshire
Apothecary
Blue Ball Inn
J. Baker
W. Harper
Darwen
Lancashire
Calico
Star Inn
Manchester
G. Frasi
Sen
Goswell-street
Clerkenwell
R. B. Sidford
Wilton
Wiltshire
F. Head
J. Wadey
Prospect-place
St. George's Bold
S. Almosnino
Bevis Marks
A. Mellor
Blackmoor
T. Betts and Co
W. Atkinson and Co
Cheetham Vale
F. Hutchinson
W. Losh
Felling
Durham
Epsom
J. Mulholland
C. H.turner
H. Kenway
P. Kenway
Iun
H. J. Dover
W. J. Lawrence
South Square
Wells
W. Dobson and Co
Bradford
Horn
P. Gibson
J.stutter
Portman-market
Butchers
Parker challenges Cobbett on church state alliance over national evils
Thomas Parkin from London objects to Cobbett's silence and calls for a public debate on the alliance of church and state, questioning birth and status, urging Cobbett to meet him or be deemed cowardly. He cites past challenges and warns a national church fuels national grievances while praising political critique and schooling rivals.
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Cobbett
Attwood
Charles Jones
Salisbury
The Lambeth Letter to Lord Eldon 1833
A scathing 1833 letter from Lambeth rebukes John Eldon for his opposition to Catholic relief and for profane swearing and arrogant conduct. It condemns his alleged self interest, questions his oath to the Church, and urges reform to relieve England’s overtaxed populace. The missive laments Eldon’s age while urging a calmer, constitutional path and criticizes the House of Commons and monarchy.
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England
House of Commons
Lord Eldon
Church of England
Births and marriages noted from Victorian notices
Births list several names with dates mainly in late May and June in London areas such as Finsbury Square Curzon Street Mayfair St George Hanover Square and St Clement Danes plus Worthing Exeter and Sur rey. Marriages recorded include John Gray to Mary Anne Ainstie and Alfred Cloyne to Maria Elizabeth along with other unions in Tiverton Langham Place and Arun del.
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Sex
Lower Tooting
Surrey
Finsbury Square
R. Davies
R. Merry
Hemel Hempstead
Pinhoe Vicarage
Exeter
D. Adams
Worthing
R. E. Cumberland
Curzon-street
Mayfair
F. Hawkins
St. George's
Hanover-square
John Gray
Lord Gray
Gray and Kinfauns
North Britain
Mary Anne
C. P. Ainstie
4Th Light Dragoons
All Souls
Langham-place
Alfred Cloyne
Sir Henry Austin
Shalford House
Guildford
Maria Elizabeth
H. Godwin
Teigemouth
St. Margaret's
Westminster
A. Brewin
Tiverton
Devon
Caroline
John Heathcote
Iverton
St. Clement Danes
Walter Miller
Matilda
J. Howell
Hanover Square
James W. Seller
Petition to investigate Kent magistrates sparks House debate
The Commons debated Mr Sandys petition accusing eastern Kent magistrates of unjust dismissal of a clerk. Sir E Knatchbull defended the magistrates, while Roebuck urged printing for public record. The motion to withdraw was pressed but the petition was reportedly withdrawn after gallery clearing. Other items laid on the table include corn laws and tithes, house and window taxes, factory reform, dissenters cess, linen weavers, West India slavery, church rates, and police inquiries.
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Magistrates
Kent
John Romilly
Sandys
E. Knatchburg
Bell
E. Knatchboli
Lord Fordwich
Mr. Roebuck
Estcourt
Bath
Colonel Evans
Rye
Sussex
England
St. John the Evangelist
Westminster
Whalley
Marylebone
Mamber
London
Unitarians of Canterbury
H. Parnell
Scotland
Yard
Committee On
Planufacturers
West India
Pease
Memsen
Stroud
Roebuck
Bath Political Union
Calthorpe Street
Thomas
Africa
Allingon
Militia Pay Reform Expands Half Pay Commute
Changes in militia pay allow regimental officers on half pay to commute their pay for cash. War Office notes future appointments will deny disembodied allowances to subalterns. The Act requires colonels to hold estates of 1000 pounds, lieutenant colonels 600, majors 400, and captains 400 per year, with estate requirements tied to county regiments.
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War Office
Tithe Campaign Turmoil In County Baxtar Uprising and Arrests
From our own correspondent Baxtar County reports a harsh tithe campaign with military and police used to collect taxes. Magistrates show activity while O Driscoll and a proctor lead the tax drive, provoking peasant resistance. A clash arises over tithe payments, with the parish priest pressed to collect while the people protest high demands. The sheriff targets the parish priest, and legal actions follow amid tension between Catholic clergy and authorities.
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Baxtar
Bent Dow
Baneil
Alexander O'Driscoll
Méentervaria
Suvrese Usatiins
Roberts
Bantry
Tichad
R. Roberts
Tee la Inclined
O'Driscoll
Barry
Baron Pennéfa
O’drisco
Achepel
Q" Driscoll
Kilkenny
Dahlia
King's County Assizes Report By Justice Johnston
In King's County, Friday, Mr Justice Johnston presided as grand jury and jury delivered a verdict in a tranquil state. The judge urged vigorous execution of measures to render unnecessary further actions. No trial of public interest occurred.
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King’s County
Justice Johnston
Paddington omnibus case shocks London street
Richard Pound the ton's Paddington omnibus driver faced magistrates after a Hounslow street disturbance. Witnesses described wanton conduct injuring bystanders and threatening passengers aboard a Shillibeer’s coach. The case highlighted unsafe driving, provocation, and public outrage as officials prepared to hear further evidence.
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Hill
Sage Belle Vent Phillibeer
Bf Bora P
Ton
Ceete
Shillibeer
Great interest in addressed by Don Pedro to Queen’s fate
The note speaks of strong interest surrounding an address by Don Pedro concerning the fate or state of the young Queen. Details are fragmentary but point to court intrigue and succession questions amid royal figures.
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Don Pedro
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