Purfleet Coal Merchants Restrict Sales to Best Brands
Beard and Co of Purfleet Wharf and Western Wharf announce a policy to sell only Stewart's Merton's and Lambton's Wall's End coals, excluding substitutes. They offer a 200 pound reward for proof of purchasing other coal types, and set cash on delivery price at 26s per ton with prompt order attention.
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R. Beard 2B and CO
Purfleet Wharf
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Acta
Parliament
Csars
Beard and Co
Stewart
Merton
Lambton
Wall's End
B. and Co
Court Magazine advertisement with illustrated plates
The March issue edited by Mrs Norton features four engraved portraits and landscape plates by Daniell and Parris, with notices of complete sets to 1834, bound in royal 8vo and other formats. Times and Atlas praise the magazine for its costy plates and high literary quality, with London and Irish agents listed.
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COURT
Norton
Vernon
Daniell
R A
Beaumont Lodge
Warren Hastings
Viscount Ashbrook
Parris
N.B
Court Magazine
Monthly Agricultural Report Describes Wet Seed Bed Delay
The report notes improved soil conditions for cultivation but warns of late seed sowing due to weed-choked lands. Wheat crops, previously healthy, have sprouted vigorously after mild weather, with early gooseberries appearing in England and unprecedented warmth noted in January.
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England
Late house fire destroys Sheridan manuscript in Adelphi
A large blaze at the house of bookbinder Mr Fairburn in Duke Street Adelphi consumes valuable manuscripts including Sheridan's School for Scandal handwritten by the late R. B. Sheridan. It was reported that Sir Coates Chetwynd had brought the copy to be bound and planned to present it to the British Museum.
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Colonel Davies
Edward Stanley
Ellice
Henry Hardinge
Henry Parnell
John Byng
Rufane Donkin
Hume
Guest
Tennyson
Charles Buller
Fox
Grote
Potter
Evans
Bath
Charlecomb
Lansdown Road
Morning Chronicle
Buaxs
Cake of
Norfolk
New Mechanics’ Institution
Lincoln and Lincolnshire Mechanics’ Institution
Northhouse
Lincoln
Maidstone
True Blue Crius
True Blue Club
Messrs
Robarts
Barnett
West Kent
Hodges
Rider
D. W. Harvey
Messrs. Robarts
N.C. Tindal
J. Littledale
Assize
Northampton Mercury
Linen Drapers’ Institution
Mercer's Institution
London
Ladgate Hill
Ir. Helps
Estminster Court
Westminster Court of Requests
Court-house
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Duncombe
House of Commons
Grogan
Hudson
J. Scarlett
St. Pancras
Lord Althorp
Murphy
National Gallery
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
St. Martin’s Lane
British Museum
Charing-cross
Upper St. Martin's-lane
Crown-street
Grand Jury
Mansion House
Clark
Clarke Ruthin
Trades’ Unions
Roberts
Cheapside
Mr. Hobler
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Flower
Hatton Garden
Sr. Pascuss
Douglas
Laing
Mr. Goode
Girdlestone
Colquhoun
Scadding
Marlborough Street
Dyer
Richardson
John Pancras
Kentiah
Somers
Park-lane
Epsom
Elizabeth Parlour
Bristol
Manchester
House of Correction
Marylebone
Ann Elliott
William Young Ottley
Chichester
Wimpole-street
Linen-drapers' Society
Messrs. Miffn and Dry
Shelbred
Gipsies Swindle Suffolk Girl of Seventy Sovereigns
A Norfolk county report details gipsies visiting Trimley Suffolk and deceiving a 16 year old girl. They coax her to hand over seventy sovereigns, promising nuptial fortune, then swap the cash for copper. Pursuit leads to Reepham where sixty three sovereigns are recovered and the troupe split, with further alleged thefts in nearby towns.
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Trimley
Suffolk
William Warner
Norwich
Reepham
Norwich Mercury
Court of Chancery promises clerks increase to speed business
The Lord Chancellor announced in court that inquiries into Registrars' Office delay found no fault with registrars and blamed prior clerk reductions. A Treasury-backed decision to immediately increase clerks was made to ensure suitors face no future delays.
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Repusmans
House of Commons
the Treasury
Vice Chancellor's Court Hears Quiet Morning Dockets
His Honour spent the morning hearing non public interest causes while several motions slated for today were postponed as the Solicitor General left town to meet constituents.
Shipping News Notable Wrecks and Refits Abroad
Lloyds List reports several shipping incidents. Unity Hassell from Newcastle to this port towed in leaky. Lady Mary Pelham from Tampico to this port turned back for repairs. Grace Jenkins from London leaky with possible cargo loss. James Ramitton broke free from chains and must unload. Diligence Leith refloated with damage. John Stewart Demerara to London totally lost with cargo. Merry Maid London to Boulogne foundered. crew saved. Columbine reports mutiny on Mexico from Tampico to New Orleans, scuttled after landing specie. Small craft driven ashore at Stavanger and Jutland coast. Vriendscap sank. Catherina seen sinking off Borkum. logs aboard Ameland marked. Charente condemned. Robert lost near Bilboa with crew saved.
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Lloyd’s List
Rye
Fes
Unity
Hassell
Newcastle
Faumonts
Lady Mary Pelham Packet
Tampico
Newry
Grace
Jenkins
London
Islay
James
Ramitton
Suiceps
Kirk
Leith
John Stewart
Remington
Demerara
Cobler’s Rocks
Barbadoes
Merry Maid
Davis
Boulogne
Folkstone
Columbine
Portsmouth
Mexico
New Orleans
Cape Antonio
Stavanger
Aime
Matilda
Etern
Tuistep
Jutland
George
Hamavren
Prios
Bordeaux
Amsterdam
Bremen
Borkum
Catherina
H.H.E
Leeuwarden
Ameland
Lisson
Charente
Cormack
Villanova de Portemao
Apergis
Newnoul
Goa Bay
Robert
Murder aftermath as search for killers continues at Epsom
Epsom reports no capture as magistrates, police and gentry pursue two suspected murderers. A pistol found near Ewell is tied to the case. a man in Whitechapel was cleared, and a reward has risen to 300 pounds with a free pardon for an accomplice. Witnesses describe two men in slate jackets linked to robberies and the Leatherhead killings.
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Epsom
London
Haddington
Wentworth-street
Whitechapel
Messrs. Walker and Hardwick
Lambeth Street
Ppaachy
Baron Tessier
Gosse
Everest
Harding
Messrs
Ewell
Pic
Waghorn
West
Banstead Downs
Ewell and
Peter
Ewell Marsh
Batchelor
Lord Arden
Woolley Lane
Mr. Smith
Mra. Smith
Mr. Foster
Croydon
Reiate
Sharp
Reigate
Richardson
Mr. Jardins
Leatherhead
Ober
Mr. Gros
Dudley Election Riot Report From 1834
A Dudley election letter describes street violence by crowds supporting Hawkes and Campbell. Rioters smashed windows on High Street, dragoons and constables intervened, and shots of public anger spread through the town. The correspondent notes blue-capped rioters, police actions, and a shift toward Radical versus Tory contest.
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Poster
Bridgenorth
Dudley
England
Nicholson
Hawkes
John Campbell
Bush Inn
Sir John
Thompson
Mr. Turner
Robinson
Cartwright
Wing
Badger
Bush-inn
Foster
Fryer
Wolverhempton
West Bromwich
Mr. Badger
Campbell
Cook
London
T. Parkin
The
Albion
J. Campbell
Birminphen Journal
Birmingham
Whig Prosecutions and Naval News Highlight 19th Century Dispatches
The issue notes Blackwood's Magazine praise for a fiery defense of press prosecutions, praises Captain Ross with a potential 10,000 remunerations, and details a new judicial charter with a three-circuit island system. It also reports a vestry defeat in St Pancras, and a dramatic accident aboard the Adelaide steamer off Mull of Galloway with Captain Shannon presumed lost.
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Commons
Gazhe Columbo
Charles Marshall
Wm. Rich
William Norris
St. Pancras
Batarday
Liberal Party
Adelaide
Fcore
M'Creight
Londonderry
Liverpool
Galloway
Shannon
Neva
Davids
Douglas
Isle of Mesa
P. Id
Liserpoet
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Coriolanus
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Verjuice
Kang
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Desert
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India
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C- Tilt
Fleet Street
A. W. Callcott
R. A
J.M. W Turner
J. M. W. Turner
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A. R.A. Tal
Royal
Imperial
Monthly Agricultural Report
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Weld
Lulworth
Howard
Corby
Danby
Swinton
Constable Maxwell
Everingham
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Thames
Dundes
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Curwen
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Drake
Shardelves
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Torr Abbey
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Aury Champion
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Porkington
Yorkshire
Staley
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Lattrell
Dunster Castle
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Newton F
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Sir Jonah Barrington
Ireland
Duke of Leinster
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Cooke
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Matthew
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Flood
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Franc Hardy
Gold, Egan
Richard Dawson
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Arthur O'Connor
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James Napper Tandy
Bunker
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John Bull
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Waireenarel Roap
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Grey
Mile
Old Town
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Hunt
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London Hospital
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LAW Intelligence
Marcx
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Shipping Intelligence
MR. Richardson
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