Autobiography and Polite Literature Advertisements
A long list of 19th century book notices and trade items advertising new editions and pocket dictionaries. Prominent works include Autobiography of a Dissenting Minister, Lander’s Expedition, Davenport’s Walker’s Dictionary, Cowper editions by Baldwin and Cradock, and various educational and biography titles. Also mentions stores at Albemarle Street and Long Acre with a range of goods and prices.
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Batty
H. M
John
Bare
Albemarle-street
Jon Tegg
Chempside
Transit
United Kingdom
Jary
Ith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Poland
Robin Carver
London
Thomas Tegg and Son
Cheapside
Uniteddom
Butford Cottage
Iera
Peter Purley
Europe
Asia
Davenport
Walker
Gs. ER
B.A. Davenport
Thomas Tegg
The Hurricane Hits Thames River with Widespread Damage
A fierce Monday night gale On the Thames caused vessels to break from moorings and drift downstream. Barges and tiers were driven into ships and effort by sailors prevented worse harm. Thames police aided greatly as boats sank and several vessels suffered severe damage.
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Prince’s Stairs
King-stairs
Rotherhithe
Irongate
Londerridge
Bermondsey
Thames
Royal William
Edinburgh
St. Katharine’s Wharf
London
Dover
Ramsgate
Margate
Le Coutier Bankrupt Examined After Guernsey Case
A meeting of creditors in the Le Coutier bankruptcy was held as the Privy Council ruling on Guernsey property rights prompted delays. The examination was postponed sine die while books and assets in Guernsey are sought, with options to bring goods to England debated by Mr. Whitelock and the Commissioner Merivale.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Merivale
James LE Coutier
M. le Coutier
Guernsey
England
London
Privy Council
Whitelock
Mr. W
le Coutier
Royal Court of
Old Bailey Convictions and Acquittals Reported
At the Central Criminal Court and NEW COURT Mr W Croft and others aged 18 to 87 were convicted for stealing items from occasioned persons including pistolsgreatcoats and sheets. Several were acquitted such as John Eldredge and Mary Bowyer. Also listed are convictions for perjury theft of boots hose glass yarn and other goods with many ages named.
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Central Criminal Court
Wiliam Croft
J. Edwards
Daniel Manning
Richard Jewson
William Johnson
Hannah Hassett
Christian Eagleton
James Kelly
Charles Wiggins
William Warren
Matthew John Griffiths
William Brooks
John Eldredge
Thomas Gorken
Mary Bowyer
Ann Jones
John Mason
NEW Court
Joseph Mantle
Catharine Tolson
William Wood
William Fox
Frances Johnson
John Barton
George Jones
Edward Tomlinson
Thomas Seaward
John Vezey
Richard Evans
Rowland Bassett
Robert Cord
Joseph Tipling
William Abel
Jane Wisstock
Richard Jones
Sarah Innis
John Quick
John Purvis
Sarah Short
John Jones
Ann Sherrard
William Thomas
Hannah M'‘Phail
Thomas Gurney
Robert Banstead
Hannah Carpenter
Middlesex Sessions Trial of John Owen for Robbery
John William Owen once a prominent London bookseller was indicted for stealing two banks belonging to Mr. Green of Great Queen Street. He spoke at length to defend himself, pleading alibi and prior status. Jury found him guilty. mercy recommended and six months imprisonment imposed. Also a grand jury found eleven bills against the Satirist for libels on Lord Langford.
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John Willian Owen
Green
Great Queenstreet
London
Falkiner
Lord Langford
Prisoner Charged In Waistcoat Robbery Case At The City
London police captured Thomas Bucher a pawnbroker after he allegedly pocketed two waistcoats from J Isaac Moses of the Minories. Moses identified him as a long‑standing customer and the Lord Mayor pressed for a personal statement. Bucher claimed he bought many waistcoats and acted by mistake. The case proceeds with his solicitor defending the motive and intent.
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Mansion House
7Hos
Bucher
London
J. Isaac Moses
Minories
Brentford
Therisoner
Fox
Moses
Compter
London Court Laughs Over Double Waistcoat Theft
In a London magistrates’ court a comically tangled theft case unfolds as two waistcoats vanish during a robbery. The Lord Mayor calls it foul plunder while witnesses including Mrs Ellis explain how bad money moved through a city safe. A prisoner with pawn shop ties is ordered held for trial.
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London
Tring
Hertfordshire
Portman-market
Meadows views of late Houses of Parliament tableaux
A private exhibition previews four Meadows tableaux showing the interior of the late House of Commons and Lords, a moonlit Thames view, the great conflagration, and the ruin of St Stephen's Chapel. The engravings are praised for beauty, fidelity, and dramatic perspective.
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Meadows
House of Commons
House of Lords
Thames
St. Stephen’s Chapel
Fire in Broad Street and Silver Street Distress in Golden Square
A large fire at Mr Shakham’s premises on Marshall Street spread to the workshops of Taperell and Son in Silver Street, and then to back houses along Broad Street. The blaze, driven by a southwest wind, damaged sixteen houses in Silver Street and led to several losses in Broad Street. Flames reached Soho Square and Covent Garden market. no lives were lost, and the fire was tamed by around four o’clock. The incident caused an estimated 35,000 to 10,000 in damage. Also noted is a vacancy in the MH police division following Mr Hunter’s death. eight candidates remain, with Inspector Pierse favored for the post.
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Quern-Square
Menphcity Society
George Barrett
Mount-street
Lambeth
Hurrell and
Gregorie
Stratton
Menilicity Society
Catalina Montero
France
Geary
L Division
Deane
Warbott
Murray
Samuel Phillips
Cregorie
Elliott
Queen's Row
Pimlico
Queen’s Row
Phillips
Shakham
Marshall-street
Golden-square
Taperell, Holland, and Son
Silver-street
Broad-street
Messrs. Taperell and Co
Silver Street
Golden Square
Mr. More
Soho-square
Covent-garden Market
Eissey
Carver
Ilder
Miller
Baker
Debenham
Dyer
Tr. Roach
MH Division
Flunter
Hunter
Pierse
Worship-street
Lambeth-street
Tunnel Works Resumed as Government Grants Back Completion
Yesterday the annual shareholders meeting at City of London Tavern reviewed the resumption of tunneling under Brunel. Directors praised government support and outlined plans to advance the shield and shaft works while keeping safety first, with Branel resuming duties and Beamish as resident engineer.
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City of London Tavern
Benjamin Hawes
Ihermeney
Court of Directors
Birkett
Lords of the Treasury
Viscount Morpeth
Robert Inglis
Lord Althorp
Stewart
Exchequer
Branel
Brunel
Duke of Wellington
Beamish
Beware of the Ides and winter winds in early March
March 1 notes Venus at greatest western elongation as a morning star and visible nearly from rising to setting. Prudence warns ladies to guard against easterly winds. the piece recommends Rowland’s alhydor for skin and Rowland’s Macassar Oil to fix curls against boisterous weather and humidity.
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Literary Gazettes
Julius Cesar
Cesar
Rowland
Royal appointments and titles granted in 1835
The King directed letters patent for Sir Charles Manners Sutton to become Baron Bottesford and Viscount Canterbury for the male heirs, with noble titles in Great Britain. Also announced are commissions appointing Major General Sir Howard Douglas as Lord High Commissioner to the United States and Hertfordshire Yeomanry officers, including Bassil and Hamilton, to Cornet positions, with dates noted.
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Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Charles Manners Sutton
G.C.B
Aulea
Baron Bottesford
Bottesford
Leicester
Viscount Canterbury
City of
Canterbury
Downing-street
Howard Douglas
Bart
United States
County of Hertford
Hertfordshire
Caval
Basorgm Trine Cornet
Robert Smith Bassil
Leutenant
Hamilton
Francis Hamilton
Cornet
Bassil
Frederick
Peter Délmd-Radcliffe
Cormet
Bankrupts and dividends listed across multiple towns
A long row of bankruptcy notices covers Joseph West of Christchurch and many others from Derby, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle and more with creditor meetings, surrender dates in March and April, court locations, and listed attorneys. Also includes numerous dividends, partnerships dissolved, and names of assignees and brokers.
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Joseph West
Keate-street
Christchurch
Middlesex
Victualler
Messrs
Henderson
Laman-street
Goodman'’s-felds
G. J. Graham
Copthall-buildings
James Buswellard
Bidhant Wood
Derby
Joiners
Hee
Mestris
Morissey
Barbtr
Hawilton
Tietta-Street
Covent-garden
London
Monsley
Barber
William Taylor
Great Yarmouth
Angel Ino Great Yarmouth
Mesara
Reynolds
Bedford-row
Bevan and Brittan
Bristol
Samuel Reynolda Wilmot
Brewer
Bristal
Hick and Braikenridge
Bartlett’s
Holborn
Wellington
Benjamin Hogg
Armley
Leeds
Wigglesworth and Rigealle
Gray’s Inn
Richardson
John Holden
Bacup
Lancashire
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Johnson
Lincoln's Ino-fields
Beckwith
Dye
St. Martin's
Palace
George Brown
Marlborough
Marlborough Arma
Matthews
Hungerford
Berkshire
Bishop
Serjeant’s Loo
Chancery Lane
Eorge Alexander Ray
Ramsgate
Kent
Red Lion Inn
Canterbury
Edwards and Robinson
Park-place
St. James’s
Fey Peter Hatton
Heaton Norris
Back
Verulam Buildings
Gray’s Son
Lingard
Vaughan
Joseph ‘Deacon Reeth
Yorkshire
J. Fryer
Catterick Bridge
F. Hirst
Northallerton
R. Addison
Richmond
William James
Western-street
Brighton
Town Hall
D. Ww. Bennett
Middle-street
Dax and Bicknell
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Samuel Crosby
Coventry
Dyer
Commercial Rooms
Messra
Brooking and Surf
Lombard-street
Philips and Wagon
Exchange-buildings
T. A. Gay
Southhampton
Chancery-lane
L. Comtesse
Upper King-Street
Bloomsbury
Asktopioy
Coal Exchange
Court of Bankruptcy
T. Meredith
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
White Hart Ins
Spitaly
G.dawson
J. Kerr
Nankeen
BR. Belt
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Commission-room
F. Edwards
A. M‘call
T. Priestley
Halifax
Woolstapler
Cleven
Talbot Inn
J. Eades
Stonehouse
Devonshire
Silkmercer
Wok Eee
Raymond
Streatham-place
Surrey
Rt. Smalone
R. Nott
Sen
Jun
W. de Lisle Nott
J. Flint
Silsoe
Bedfordshire
W. Stivenson
Princen-street
Westminster
Waterloo
Road
Lambeth
E. R
D. Humbert
W. Hudson
J. Travis
Menchester
Chrysaliers
T. Bedsford
Holmfirth
Bird
J. Strafford
Liverpool
J. Nicholas and Co
Bridgnorth
Salop
J. Calvert and Co
J. Tracy
Q. B. Hair
Bary
Hyde-street
W . Seebohm
S. Bleckly
C. Grimes
Osborne-street
Whitechapel
T, Orme
J. C.gummer
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
R, Oxley
J. Brown
New
New ‘Windsor, Printers—S, and J. Morris
Birmingham
Lam Manufacturerse
J.J Io
Treet
West Smithfield
Rogers and
T. Hussey
Exeter
Devon
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Houthey
Cowper
ELSAS
Baldwin & Cradock
Byron, Crabbe
Edgeworth
Hayley
Southey
Newton
Madame Guion
Messry
Baldwin
Cradock
Cowpera
Messrs. Baldwin
Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster
Mathews
Long Acre
Marylebon Marget
Portland-place
Madras
Bengal
East India House
Shi George
China
Trusty
Wallace
Kelly
Scotland
Ireland
Morning Chronicle
LAW Intelligence
Marcu 3
OLD Bailey, Marcu
Police Intelligence
Union-Hall
Kendrick
Suwden
Frazer
M‘craw
Sandee
Sawden
Guildford House of Correction
Rospery
Sarah Smith
Twyford
Dawson
Grey Eagle-street
Spitalfields
Spitalfields Market
Potter
Petticoat-lane
Mr. Tynford
Newgate
Hailey
Edwin Baker
Sidney Wilson
Elias
John Sheds
Wick
Shoreditch
Rawlins
Perton
Thamfes
William Butler
John Brown
Ballantine and Combe
Feathers
Wapping
Brown
Derwitten
George James
Crown and Anchor
Nupton-street
Wellcluse-square
Shearing
Ballantine
Thames Tunnel
Chamberts House
St. James's
St. James’s Palace
Pia
T. Lewis