Piercefield Estate sale prospect in Severn and Wye valley
R George Robins advertises a sale of Piercefield Estate near Chepstow and Tintern, offering a grand manor and 60 acres with terrace walks and parkland, freehold, with drawings and plans for a fixed price. Viewings arranged via Beaufort Arms and London offices. sale includes manor, park, plantations, and woods with 12 extra acres excluded.
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Pierce Eldes
R. George Robins
Bush Inn
Bristol
Piercefield Estate
Severn
Wye
Robins
Piercefield
Elysium
Chepstow Castle
Banegar
Windcliff
Peter
Chepstow
Forest OF Dean
Abbey of Tintern
Diatmeniskal
Beaufort Arms
Robert Evans
Bush
Mayler
Herald
Bath
William James Jones
St. Arvang
London
Auction Mart
Messrs
Navana
Ali Pacha
Thomas Maitland
Frederick Adam
Maxwell
Redgauntlet
W. Boone
New Bond-street
Grimstone's Eye Scuff Promises Restored Sight For Many
A Victorian reader praises Grimstone's Eye Scuff for curing eye disease after doctors failed. Letters claim relief from headaches and inflammation, restoring vision and allowing reading without aids. The note lists addresses in London for Grimatone's Eye Snuff and companion pills sold widely.
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Grimatone
King-street
Long-acre
THE
Albion
Ares
Threeton
Grimstone
Longacre
Angus MacIntyre
Silverstreet
Golden-square
Cockspur-street
TINES
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Long Acre
Thomas Taylor and Son
Royal College of Surgeons
London
New Bridge Street
Blackfriars
T. Taylor
Public rebuke to Lord Eldon and parliamentary vows
A passionate, dated critique targets Lord Eldon over Church of Ireland reform debates and oath interpretations. The letter accuses him of vanity, profane language, and contrived speeches, urging repentance and stronger governance before the writer’s last farewell. The piece ends with a flourish of reformist sentiment and high-spirited admonition.
Expenditure of the United Kingdom 1821 to 1833 report
A record detailing the United Kingdom's expenditures for the years ending January 5 1821 and January 5 1833, noting increases or diminutions within the period. It also covers expenditure from the Exchequer for the year ending July 5 1833 and compares growth or decline with 1821, highlighting shifts in public spending.
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United Kingdom
Mystery over Child's Heart Found in Canal Sack
A well dressed man with a bulky parcel rode away from the Albion tavern Maiden Lane toward the Reape canal on Sunday night. He dropped the canvas bag marked 258 containing a child's heart liver and entrails and iron to weigh the sack. A ten year old boy from St Pancras went missing on Sunday morning, stirring local concern.
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Albion Tavern
Maidenlane
Battle-bridge
Reape Canal
St. Pancras
Royal Artillery and Militia Commissions Notice
Office of Ontrance dated July 19 1833 lists Second Captain H Peaster as adjutant replacing Saunders who resigns the adjutancy Second Lieutenant C Cheetham to First Lieutenant Mallock resigned Lord lieutenant commissions for North Riding of York H V Straubenzee to deputy lieutenant Durham Militia G Allen to Lieutenant commissions by lord lieutenant Somerset Taunton Yeomanry J Bunter to Captain P H Rodber to Lieutenant Worcester Worcestershire Yeomanry J H Galton to Lieutenant vice Cartler resigned R Hemming ditto vice Holyoake promoted J Simcox to Ensign vice Molliott resigned G Sheward to Assistant Surgeon vice Stephenson deceased.
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Royal Regiment of Artillery
H. Peaster
Saunders
C. Cheetham
Mallock
North Riding
County of York
H. V. Straubenzee
Lord Henironet
Worcester
T. E. Winnington
Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry
J. H. Galton
Cartler
R. Hemming
Ditto
Holyoake
J.simcox
Molliott
G. Sheward
Stephenson
Bankruptcy notices and dividends from the Court of Bankruptcy
A long list of bankruptcies tradesmen and traders with surrender dates to be heard at the Court of Bankruptcy. Included are William Terry John rerey of Bath hardwaremen and many others such as Jared Terret Hunt of Lambeth bone merchant and Henry Legh of Shrewsbury butcher. Dividends are scheduled for W Perachon baker J Biddle oilman J Woollett Mark Jane Forbes and numerous others across London and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Terry
John Rerey
Bath
Jared Terret Hunt
Princes-street
Lambeth
Bir
Rugby
Jorge Edward Clark
Parker
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Frederick Pout
Surrey-street
Strand
Scrivener
Constable and Kirk
Symond’s Inc
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
Liasdegwning
Lothbury
Court of Bankruptcy
J.nicholy
T.waller
Skinnerstreet
J. Vize
Crawford-street
Bryanstone-square
E. W. Falk
Vine-street
Minories
Broadstreet
Cheapside
J. Wilday
Birmingham
Radenhurst’s Royal Hotel
B. Marshal
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. Keet
Ryde
Isle of Wight
W. Baree
Victualler
Radenhurst
New Royal Hotel
R. J. Matchitt
Derby
Racers
Bell Inn
R. Butter
Bruton
Somersetshire
Apothecary
Blue Ball Inn
J. Baker
G. Frasi
Sen
Goswell-street
Clerkenwell
R. B. Sidford
Wilton
Wiltshire
F. Head
J. Wadey
Prospect-place
St. George's Sele
S. Almosaillo
Hevis Marks
A. Mellor
Blackmoor
T. Betts and Co
W. Atkinson and Co
Cheetham Vale
Lancashire
F. Hutchinson
W. Losh
Felling
Durham
Isom
J. Mulholland
C. H.turner
H. Kenway
P. Kenway
H. J. Dover
W. J. Lawrence
South Square
Gray's
J. Wright
W. Lindley
Sheffield
R. Bennett
R. Newman
Mercers
J. and
G. Procter
Fleet-street
J. Webster
E. M. Crockett
Manchester
B. Blackford
W. Hicks
Gloucester
J. B. Plowman
E. N. Wells
Wells
W. Dobson and Co
Bradford
Horn Combmakers
P. Gibson and
J. Stotter
Porimas
Botebers
Debating Cobbett on Church State Alliance Provokes Challenge
A letter to the editor complains Cobbett has not accepted a challenge to discuss the church state alliance. The writer accuses Cobbett of political cowardice and claims readiness to debate with him or the Bishop of Salisbury. He cites past challenges to Attwood and Jones and argues the national church is a key grievance. London July 24.
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Cobbett
Attwood
Charles Jones
Cobett
Satisbury
Births and deaths notice from early 19th century column
Birth announcements list numerous births including Mrs Sex of Lower Tooting Surrey and Mrs Davies of a daughter in Finsbury square plus names tied to R Merry of Hemel Hempstead and Rev D Adams near Exeter Hanover Square connections A wedding between John Gray and Mary Ange is noted alongside other nuptials In the deaths section Wm Cuell longtime Discount Office clerk passes at 74 and Francis Eveleigh of Union Street Southwark dies at 53 with other obituaries listed
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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
Curnon-street
Mayfair
F. Hawkins
St. George's
Hanover Square
John Gray
Lord Gray
Gray and Kinfaons
North Britain
Mary Ange
C. P. Ainslie
4Th Light Dragoons
All Souls
Langham-place
R. Alfred Cloyne
Sir Henry Austin
Shalford House
Guildford
Maria Elizabeth
H. Godwin
Teignmouth
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
A. Brewin
Tiverton
Devon
Caroline
Notbnent
John Heathcote
St. Clement Danes
Walter Miller
Matilda
J. Howell
James W. Seller
Kennington
Wm. Cuell
Discount Office
B of
England
Francis Eveleigh
Unionstreet
Southwark
Ramagate
W. Phillips
Apham
M. C. Walker, Esq
Skinner-street
Funeral of Wood the Murdered Waterman
The burial of John Peacock Wood, said to have been wilfully murdered by a policeman’s bludgeon, drew thousands to St Pauls Shadwell. The coffin lay in the same grave as his mother, with a solemn Church of England service read by Rev Lutynes as families and crowds watched. No police were visible during the procession to or from the church.
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John Peacock Wood
Truncheoni
St. Paul
Shadwell
Lutynes
Church of England
Stamp totals for Irish newspapers 1882 to 1833 report
A House of Commons motion lists Ireland wide stamp issues by newspaper. Dublin totals top the list with Saunders News Letter 534,000 and Dublin Evening Mail 445,371. provincial papers add significant numbers across Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, and Wexford titles. Overall Ireland total 5,718,600 stamps.
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Ireland
O’connell
House of Commons
Dublin
Saunders News Letter
Dublin Evening Mail
Dublin Evening Post
Evening Packet
Freeman's Journal
Evening Freeman
Morning Register
Pilot
Comet
Warder
Weekly Freeman
Weekly Register
Repealer
Dublin Morning Times
Belfast Guardian
Belfast New Letter
Belfast Commercial Chronicle
Belfast Northern Whig Chronicle
Cork Commercial Chronicle
Cork Southern Reporter
Cork Constitution
Newry Examiner
Newry Telegraph
Drogheda Journal
Limerick Chronicle
Limerick Herald
Londonderry Journal
Londonderry Sentinel
All Ireland
Caravan and Robber Tale Impresses At Astley's Theatre
A new piece titled The Caravan or the Driver and his Dog played to applause with a Spanish count and robbers amid lively incidents. Herr Cline entertained as a rope dancer, Red Man performed feats, and the overall show drew strong audience praise. A Westminster hospital abuse claim questions admissions by parish officers and aldermen. Militia reforms extend half pay commutation to militia officers and set estate thresholds for officers under new rules.
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Astley's Theatre
Barcelona
Herr Cline
Frederick the Great
Red Man
Emanuel Hospital
Westminster
Lord and Lady Dacres
Elizabeth
St. John and St. Margaret
City of London
Farebrother
Winchester
St. John’s
St. Margaret’s
Militia
War-office
Gow
Tithe Dispute in Beerhaven Parish Sparks Sheriff Action
In Kilkenny county, a tithe dispute pits Rev. rector of Beerhaven against the parish poor. An execution for 871 64 114 is sought by Ale O Driscoll as lessee of impropriate lands. Collectors faced resistance as peasants struggle under tithe demands and police escort.
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Beerhaven
Ale O'Driscoll
Barry
Baron Pet
Ei Coll
Earl of Deneng
O'Driscoll
Persia
Escopr
Steele
Kilkenny
Dublin
Freemoe
King's County Assizes Closed Without Public Trial
A Kingston correspondent reports the King's County Assizes closed with the grand jury sworn by Mr Justice. The judge delivered a short address urging vigorous measures to maintain order. He noted no trials of public interest and warned against unnecessary applications for coverer measures.
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King's County
King’s Coun
Theo LW
Police Protocol at Paddington Omnibus Incident
Police testimony in a Paddington omnibus dispute describes Richard Pound driving recklessly on a hill creating danger to pedestrians. Witnesses including Oliphant Sheen and Mr Sheen report provocation and cross road antics by Bolton’s Shillibeer vehicle, with magistrate Sir Chapman Marshall noting repeated conduct and civil friction among omnibus owners. Bolton is fined twenty five shillings plus costs.
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Guiledhall
Richard Pound
Paddington
Chapman Marshall
Cn Eterny
Oliphant
Sheen
Hill
Bolt
Bolton
Shillibeer
Shiliit
Fragmented OCR Note on Document Drafting Process
Fragmented lines describe disdain for proposals and tension over the document's drafting and position. The readable text hints at concern about procedural steps and authority while underscoring a contested stance on the issued draft.
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Grinstone
the Guardian
Andrews
Sunderland
X . J. Mornington
Elson-Square
Glackfriars
Kily
J. Fly
Stirling
High-street
Whitechapel
Sanger
Oxford-street
Hannay and Co
Barclay
Parringdon-street
Heudebourk
Middle-row
Holborn
Stradling
Royal Exchange-gate
Harvey
Great Surrey-road
Wilmot
Borough
Sabine
Old Bailey
Prout
Butler
St. Paul's
Johnstone
Cornhill
Richards
Vauxhall
Tandy and Bailey
Wolverhampton
Mawhood
South John-Street
Ndon
Parga, Patnt, &c
John Lord Eldon
Church of Ireland
Eldon
Yen
Junius Junior
New York
Lowell
Boston
United States
Kerseymeres
Lowell Carpet
Kidderminster
Brussels
Lawrence Company
Middlesex Company
Locks and Canal Company
Whitehall
Treasury Chambers
the Gazette OF
the True Sun
Uae
Wood
Waterman
Police
Posal