Reduced Pares General Steam Navigation Ad Privy London
A colonial style advertisement outlines the General Steam Navigation Company services from London to Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend Calais Boulogne Dunkirk Brighton Ramsgate Margate with weekly and biweekly departures and freight and toll options. Also lists offices and agents for bookings, berths, and freight inquiries across multiple stations and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Custom-house
London
Hamburg
Lotterdam
Antwerp
Ostend
Calais
St. Katharine
Ramsgate
Margate
Rotterdam
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Water Lane
Tower-street
Messrs
Hall
Custom Houses Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Carter
Apparent Lightning Strikes Ship Off Wormshead
On Friday the Elizabeth and Catherine bound for home from the Welch coast faced a North West storm near Wormshead. A ball of fire struck the topmast, injuring a deckhand named Kelly who suffered severe burns while the ship drifted to Appledore with shattered topmast. A subscription fund was opened for Kelly’s family.
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Elizabeth
Catherine
Passett
Barnstaple
Welch
Wormshead
Appledore
Kelly
Appledere
Plymouth
Heralu
Naval Promotions 1833 34 Long Service Listed
From January 1 1833 to June 30 1834 eighteen months midshipmen were promoted to lieutenant. The senior had twenty six years service J Elcuid promoted for Coast Guard exertions the junior HenK Stewart served fifty one and a half years. From January 1 to July 30 five promotions listed senior J J Engledue with seventeen years service junior Richardson six years Hampashire Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elcuid
Hen K. Stewart
J. J Engledue
Richardson
Hampashire
Imperial Parliament July 26 Debate and Coercion Bill
The Lords discuss Warwick Borough and Irish Coercion bills with prisoners brought to the bar. The house continues with readings on the Coercion Bill, stamp acts, ecclesiastical commissions report, and murder notes. O'Connell and Althorpe dispute policy as adjournment occurs at five to six.
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House OF Lords
Warwick Borough
Dingle
Lapworth
Earl of
Warwick
Chas. Wood
House of Commons
Lancaster Court of Common Pleas
Lord Melbourne
O’connell
Ireland
Lord Althorp
Ecclesiastical Commissions
Boyd
O’ydwyer
Lord Palmerston
Moreno
S. Rice
Norfolk Island
Coercion Bill Debated in House with Ireland Opposition
In the House of Commons on July 21 the Insolvency question for Wales was raised, insisting on bearing costs of Bankruptcy Judges. The Disturbances Suppression Bill faced opposition from Mr. Ronayne and others who argued the coercion approach was excessive and based on police reports. Debates touched on Lord Lieutenant authority, court-martial provisions, and civil liability, ending with divisions on the clause passages and a protest against the bill’s passage.
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House OF Commons
Sreaker
Montgomeryshire
Wales
Lord Althorp
Ireland
Ronayne
Ruthven
Jones
Shell
Lord Wellesley
Lord Grey
Serjeant Perrin
Lynch
TanxcRep
O’reilly
Shaw
Bond
Dublin
Mr. Shaw
Hear
Mr. Littleton
C. Ferguson
Marquis Wellesley
O'Dwyer
Paleerainy
H. Grattan
O'Reilly
Letters of Earl Sher and Mr Stanley in 19th century exchange
Publication of authenticated letters between Edward Stanley and Earl Grey reveals a contrite exchange from Carlton Gardens. Stanley apologizes for harsh remarks about the administration and expresses deep regret and continued friendship with Grey.
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Earl Sher
MR. Stanley
Earl Grey
Carlton Gardens
Deak Loney Grey
Lord Grey
Edward G. Stanley
Right Hon
K.G
Grey and Stanley Amid Heated Exchange in Satirical Letter
Satirical correspondence reveals Earl Grey rebuking Mr. Stanley over alleged political rigging and thimble-rig schemes. Grey accuses Stanley of longstanding association with deceptive tactics, ending their formerly cordial friendship.
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Earl Grey
MR. Stanley
Downing-street
Grey
E. G. Stanley
Meeting of the rate-payers in Kensington over the poor laws
A Kensington rate-payers meeting was held in the National Schoolroom High Street to oppose the English Coercion Bill. Lord Teynham and Mr Sturges Bourne led the debate with strong anti-bill sentiment. A petition to the House of Peers was ordered and the chairman thanked for his role.
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Kensington
High-street
Arles Chesterton
Lord Teynham
Sturges Bourne
England
Ireland
House of Peers
Duke of Wellington
Earl Grey
Lord Melbourne
Hutchings
Lord Brougham
Mr. Senior
Lord Althorp
Herapath
Brougham
Hanson
Mr. Hangon
Bewater
Reduction of Wages in Leeds and Its Vicinity
An article reprints a Leeds Times critique of master weavers pledges to maintain wages. It details sixpence per string cuts at several mills, duty to supply oil and tools by workers, and argues such reductions betray promises and harm production, with broader anxiety over economic health. It also notes dispatches from Falmouth about Colombia and Greek affairs, including trials for Colocotroni and Calliopalo.
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United Service Gazette
Grimatone
Garnstown
London
Newmanma Street
Oxford-street
Kady
Marylebone
John Hemming
Egypt
Trades’ Union
Willans
Darnton Lupton
William Nas
James Hargreave
G. B. Pearson
Robert Jackson
Thomas Hirst
Joseph Ogle
James Robinson
New-road
Leeds Times
Falmouth
Colombia
Aplin
Mediterranean
Patras
Malta
Gibraltar
Greece
Otho
Maina
Mainates
Colocotroni
Calliopalo
Exeter Flying Post
Malta intelligence on Rowley squadron and SpanishCarlist events
From Malta three weeks' later dispatch reports Sir Josias Rowley's squadron to return via Napoli under Lord Ponsonby influence. The British force of 21 sail with 850 guns includes Britannia Caledonia Thunderer and others. Updates cover ships at Vourla Mytilene Smyrna Patras and Malta, the Sapphire voyage to Bermuda and changes in Mexico Havannah and Spain. Royal family movements in Portsmouth and Don Carlos state plans noted with possible refuge aboard Lulworth yacht.
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Hampshire Telegraph
Columbia
Malta
Malabar
Matta
Josias Rowley
Vourla
Napoli
Lord Ponsonby
Constantinople
Turkeys
Russia
Britannia
Caledonia
Thundererinburgh
Talavera
Endymion
Mastiff
Britancia
Canopus
England
Beacon
Mytiline
Carron
Champion
Spain
Favorite
Hind
Smyrna
Jasseur
Gibraltar
Madagascar
Patras
Rover
Tripoli
Scout
Alexandria
Volage
Corfu
Tyne
Ceylon
Forbes
Red Sea
Lady Emily
Civite Vecchia
Henry Hotham
Sapphire
G. W. R. Trefusis
North American
West India
Gulf of Mexico
Havannah
Bermuda
Vernon
Sir George Cockburn
Vestal
Craizer
Mexican
Canada
Mexico
Hilst
Vera Cruz
Quebla
Emente
Reynard
Santa Anna
United States
Gulph
M‘wherlie
Halifax
Portsmouth
Colin Campbell
North Star
Vernon’ Haycourt
Hamilton Hamilton
Buenos Ayres
Scarlett
Don Carlos
Salvateirra
Zumalacarreguy
Rodi
Rodil
St. Silvan
Lulworth
Boulogne
Bayonne
St. Sebastian
Admiralty
Medea
Austen
Lisbon
Cadiz
Napier
Bra
Brest
Salamander
Chatham
H. M
Asia
Friendly Societies and the Lew Case Discussion
A historical article examines the growth and regulation of Friendly Societies from the early 1700s to the 10th Geo IV, detailing acts that shaped their powers, governance, and finances. It notes abuses, the need for actuarial oversight, and the impact of new restrictions on members and arbitrators, with concerns about neglect and potential pauperism.
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Benefit Ai 5
Ling
Ikc
Relio
Gars
Bank of England
Secretary of State
Stra Co Pere Gitapal
Legialas
Passage on relief and parish authority
In this item the writer laments the system of relief and the power given to parish authorities to manage paupers and the aged. He argues state aid should not rest in clerical or local hands alone, fearing misuse while stressing the need to distinguish between idle and needy individuals. The note ends with news of the steamship Ramona arriving from Rotterdam.
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Persdom
Iby
Gollecasser
Ifan
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King’s Bench
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Allam
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St. Paul's
Royal Exchange-gates
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Sanger
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Evan Edwards
Grimstone
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Tottenham
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E. Barnes
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Imperial Parliament
True Sun
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William
Baron
Campbell
Catherines
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Dame Ann
Going
Joanna
Page
Ann
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Russell
Lucy
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Smithern
Joseph
Shepherd
George
Torrens
Sarah
Wills
Judith Elizabeth
Mary
Wragg
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Batt
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Moore
James
Duke of Bedford
Henry
Liverpool
Exeter
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Spitfire
Woolwich
Fenny
Eptfard
Alpin
H.M
J. Percy
J. Hackett
Marsham
John Forster
John Campbell
Lients
Spahin
Bunce
Scorpion
Robilllard
Tndustry
Pembroke
Diligence
Briseis
Comus
Newfoundland
Trinculo
Isis
Cape of Good Hope
Ascension
Bahia
Pernambuco
Rio
Monte Video
Britannix
Thonderer
Edinburgh
K.C.H
John Groome
Thomas Jennings
Taylor
C. R. Drinkwater
P. Cathy
C. France
Lion
R.C
Dartmouth
W.P. Munday
Confiance
Pope
W. Stephens
Spartiate
Challenger
Clue
Falkland Islands
Barker
Smiths
Daniel Quinton
Wolf
W. White
Espoir
Royal Marines
F. G. Gardner Lee
Huntley
G. Peebles
Hollinworth
99Th Company
192D
Hamoaze
San Josef
Malakar
Portland
Talbot
Dee
Tyrian
Opossum
Jupiter
Leeds
Ann Edinsurch
York
Friendly Societies
Ramona
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