Walter Scott New Edition Notices and European Travels
A nineteenth century catalog excerpt describes Oliver Magazines and Walter Scott works, including the forthcoming Waverley novels volume and portraits by Watson Gordon. It references Sir Walter Scott portraits, editions, and related travel narratives by a German prince, with price notes and publication details from Edinburgh and London printers.
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Walter Scott
Eberty
HE Waverley
St. Rowan’s Tell
Mulready
St. Rowan's Well
Watson Gordon
Harsburgh
Sir Walter Scott
Ohn Watson Gordon
Hora
Sir Walter
Mr. Watson Gordon
Edinburgh Weekly Journal
Robert Cadell
Edinburgh
Whittaterod Co
London
France
General Meeting condemns measures in St Lucia and cholera fears
A January 4 1842 meeting in Castries protests the Order in Council as ruinous to rights and properties, condemns magistrates removal, and asks for a personal interview with Governor Bozon. Nearby reports note Whitechapel cholera fears, parish board dissolution, and petitions while other items cover drink, accidents, and Swan River news.
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Island of
St. Lucia
Quart-House
Onterin Council
William Muter
R. Augier
Robinson
F. Chevallier
JT. M.farlane
C. de Brettes
John Patterson
Louis Aubert
T. BP. Noel
Stephen Williams
W. Muter
Pierre Mallet
Bozon
Proprietors
Castries
Hersti
Commission of the Peace
Great Britain
Privy Council
Prestolee
Pilkington
Kearsley
Shelford
Sheffield
Bolton
Bolton Chronicle
Freemasons
Central Board
Swan River
York
Avon
Liversedge
Ireland
Hammond Robertson
Dixon
Leeds Intelligencer
Gordon
Cambridge notices on college fellows and new exam plan
The Cambridge Chronicle reports the Masters and Fellows of Jimmuauei Lodge presenting the Rev. H. Be. and H.D. as senior members. It notes postponement of a Wednesday congregation. A Senate inquiry proposes a longer exam, extending to Natural Philosophy and Calculus with a six day plan and published results next Friday, January 1833.
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Cambridge Chronicle
Jimmuauei Loge
H. BE. Oiland
H.D
Lelwestores
Profesdo Musgrave
Peton
Trinity College
Jociety
Nity. College
Ur. Vickers
Eymity
Frederick Heberden
St. John's Colleg Aeran
Pees
Clare Hall
Martin Roe
Sidney
Senate
Senate House
Assize intelligence in Chelmsford home circuit cases
In December last James Brown was attacked at Dalehenter. Sita Yarte and three brofliera named Jenera were indicted for cutting and maiming with intent to murder. The eldest brother Guilty. sentence postponed. Dyer Corby and Reed faced theft, burglary or bigamy charges with various verdicts and likely transport for life.
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Chelmsford
Sita Yarte
Brofliera
Jenera
James Brown
Dalehenter
Sin
Colchester
Jesus
Thomas Dyer
Timothy Corby
Tyndal
James Reed
Land surveyor refuses to serve as churchwarden
Mr Paton a land surveyor appeared to answer a summons by St Clement Danes parish for refusing to fill the office of churchwarden. Overseer Collyer said the parish elected a responsible person. Paton said he would not fill the office, suspecting a fine of 2s 6d. The case was deferred to the Sessions.
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Bow-Street
Paton
St. Clement’s Danes
Collyer
Factory Bill Rally At Piece Hall Halifax
Halifax residents rally in support of Mr Sadler's Ten-hour Bill with 103 signatures on a requisition. Around 7000 people attended despite poor weather inside the Piece Hall area. A Leeds Intelligencer note records the event and public interest in reform.
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Halifax
Accrington
Salisbury
King’s Bench
Gillett
Bowles
Itett
Livy
Watts
King-street
Lower Water-gate
Deptford
Evans
Cheapside
Scottish kirk splits over heresy and Leith harbour plans
In Edinburgh Presbytery a dispute erupts over a deposed elder linked to heretical practices resembling Irving's tongues and the Row movement. debate on Kirk Sessions regulating public worship and harbour improvements at Leith reflect tensions. A new gallery with Wilkie and Elty pictures opens, hailed as a credit to Scotland.
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Edinburgh
Irving
Kirk
Leith Harbour
Leith
St. Giles’s Church
Burn
Liorene
Wilkie
Elty
Scotland
Insanity claim to editor of the True Sun dated 1832
James Luceet claims a medical discovery cures insanity and frees patients from Bethlem Hospital confinement. He says medical men acknowledge the cure and cites a noble prize and royal acknowledgement. He offers to oversee a humane system of cure without confinement and requests establishment support.
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THE
True Sun
Royal Establishment
Bethlem Hospital
Treasury
House of Commors
Bethlem
Margary
Medical.department For
James Luceet
St. James’s House
St.James’s Place
Old-Kelt-road
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Cotland
Hillstreet
Ingle
Bath A. Ja
Dante
Gay
Kray
Mechanics’ Magazine
Gray
Prince’yetre
Leicester-equare
Gerard-street
King's
Alwaye
Gate-Hill
P. S
Edinburgh and Glascow
Black Bull Inn
Archibald Speirs
House of Commons
Garnkirk
Itd
Forth and Castle Canal
Union Canal
Monkland Canal
Ats
Meri
Maukland Canal
Politeken
Garukirk
Speirs
Berwick
Merse
Dunse
Coldstream
Ford Coal and Lime Works
Meigle
Mer Te
Perthshire
Maritzmas
Strathmore
Cupar Angus
Forfar
Dundee
Newtyle
Meigte
Huth
Meigie
Steeeeers
Allen Purves
Cairnbank
Nse
Charles Hay
T Patendeeh
Mr. James
Rollo
John Dundas
Wm. Wilson
St. Anne Square
Ross-shire
Leith Walk
Court of Session
Seaton House
Strath
Te Garve
Scatwell
Glenmarksie
Strathgarve
Crawa
Scugoelwank
Glenmarkair
Greenside-street
Sutherland
Dumfries-shire
Dumfries-ahire
Pgblic
Parliament
William Brown
Newmaina
Loclamber
Dimfries
Broad Chapple
Mossilde
Byersland
Dickson
Newmains
Lochside
Lochfoot
Cockie
John Henderson
Broadhelm
Bellshieldy
Muirland
Hunter House
Cochie
Lochnaten
Lochmaben
Dumfries
Newusius
Earl of Mansfield
Feu
John Jardine
Paris
Moses
Mapsion-hoas
Qillies
Gardena
Orchard
Newmains Farm
John Junline
Lady's Parks
Thomas Juce
Wiliam Maswell Little
Cumberland-street
James Cochrane and Co
Wateroo Place
Pali Mali
Literary Gazette
Norman Abbey
Sherwood Forest
Lord Byron
Monthly Review
Miss Ahaworth
Aranside
Charles Kucke
Bucke
Akenside
Newton Forster
Merchant Service
King’s Own
Murryat
Metropolitan
Thomas Campbell
Enq
Forten Yes
T. Campbell
Glasgow Taylor
Ettrick Shepherd
Malahide Castle
Lady Morgan
Clavering
Simpkin
Perceval
Oswald
Ayrshire
Barnabas
Cholera Gilfittan
Ttrick Shepherd
Roscoe
George Cruikshank
Waverley
Rozeau
Quarterly Review
Fielding
Smollets
Haphrey & Clinker
Random
Peregrine Pickle
Tom Jones
Yok Bs
Forbs Ameiia
Plancaeagehryrdd
Augustus Matthle
John
Murray
Ma Col‘ting
Earl of Munater
Captain Mall
Vesta
Metropolia
Edward Gibbon
Wakefield
Melton Mowbray
Will
Mise Fenhy
Kembie
Francis
AlLeisrle-street
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exhiuijpe
Brice Ims
England
Germany
Holland
Seotwuian
Snelling
Folkes
Pinkerton
Ruding
Cardonnel
Simon
Miounet
Akerman
Arch 1
Edward Gibbon Wakefield
Spectator
Tate
William Tuts
Royal Mint
Mercantile Journal
Lord Brougham
Bankruptcy Court
John Brady
Public Ledger
Wilheln von ‘Turk
Journal of Education
Edward Jukes
Junius Redivivus
Morning “Advertiser
United Kingdom
Nicotiana
Henry James Meller
China
West Indies
A. Bozon
University
Sen
Assize Intelligence
Police
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Sertutaeoft
Ward Islands
Order
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St. anTein
India
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