Altaney Hotel Advertises Rooms And Malta Exotic Cure
John Escudier informs visitors that Altaney Hotel at Albemarle Street has been repaired and offers suites on moderate terms. An advertisement promotes Manning's Malta Exotic as a safe quick cure for headaches, citing extensive testimonials and a lengthy list of medical professionals endorsing it. Prices are listed for London and UK vendors.
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Wa Ort Alteney Hotel
Albemarle Street
John Escudier
Owden
Fleet Street
Temple-bar
London
United Kingdom
Manning
Malta
Weekly Dispatch
Northbridge
Edinburgh
James Murray
Royal College O Surgeons
J. and
W. Burns
In -Etreet
Glasgow
J. M.tear
Apothecaries
George-Street
Gaven Browning
Burton
Paisley
J. Stevens
King-street
Kilmarnock
Philip M'Soulby
Ayr
Pracfoners
Reading Institution Prospectus Amid Local Support in 1834
The prose describes a tested locality for a reading association offering a reference library, circulation library, reading rooms with periodicals, and weekly debates. Subscriptions are modestly set at 1L 3 yearly, with a public meeting planned to gauge support and elect officers. Notables like John Galt and F Marryat are named among supporters.
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de Lacy Evans
John Galt
F. Marryat
D. W. Harvey
Luton
Bob Tecan
Public Meeting Corn Laws Edinburgh Chronicle Report
A Lord Provost led a Cowgate Chapel meeting to petition Parliament for corn law revision toward abolition. Speakers argued free trade, debated burdens on landowners, and supported presenting a petition led by Abercromby with M.P. backing. later notes cover Lowther Rooms concert, Trades' Union tensions, general registration petition, and royal arrivals at St James's Palace.
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Edinburgh Chronicle
Cowgate
Tait
Whigham
Cumberland
London
Knox
Rennie
Jameson
Abercromby
Erskine
Grant
M.P
Hume
Colonel Davies
Viscount Althorp
William Dean
Calthorpe
Lowtheer
Morley
Lowther Rooms
Williams
Riviere
Bunn
Miss Inverarity
Miss Cawse
Trades’ Union
Derby Mercury
Carden
The
Temple
House of Commons
Great Western Cemetery
Nottin Hill
Great Britain
Tuskino
St. James's Palace
Windsor Castle
Duke of Cumberland
Mons
Tricoupi
Greece
Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Arthur Brooke
Tl Grey
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of
Aston On Trent
Pentridge
Horstey
Kniverton
Dalbury
Derby
Quorndon
St. Alkmenels
Market Moods and Bond Movements in European Rates
The report notes improved French mil market effects on funds and a steadier money market, with Consols around 91 and 93. Portuguese Regency bonds trade near 65 while Spanish Cortes hover around 30. Shipping news is scarce, winds thin Lloyd’s arrivals, and Dutch/Antwerp colonial trade remains sluggish with firm prices. Reports of Saldanha’s victory over Miguelites spark talk of Lisbon news.
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Antwerp
Lloyd’s Books
Lok
Stock Exchange
Lisbon
Saldanha
Santarem
Portugue Regency
Jamaica
Mexico
Leeward Islands
America
India
Portugese Regency
Cortes
Berry v Coombes and Others injunction bid over Berry patent marks
In the Vice-Chancery Court Sir E Sugden moves to restrain defendants and their agents from making or imitating Berry patent light machines and vessels marked with Berry’s crown. Berry, of Green Street Theobald’s Road, holds a patent since 1824 for securing volatile fluids. Defendants, formerly Berry’s workers, publish similar articles bearing Berry’s mark prior to their own patent. A settlement is noted, but Sugden laments that deeper description could have led to a purchase by the court.
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Berry
Coombes
E. Sugden
Henry Berry
Green-street
Theobald’s Road
Labourers' Friend Society meeting reports progress and grants
The annual meeting at Exeter ball chaired by Lord Sandon praised the society's relief plans for agri cultural workers. It noted growing publications, wider county visits, and royal and noble support. Funds rose to 851 28 3d with a deficit in printing and travel costs. Individual benefactors and estates using society plans were cited. A separate item recorded a burglary at the Globe newspaper and a missing boy notice.
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Exeter Ball
Strand
Lord Sandon
Duke of Bedford
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bank Stock Proprietors Meet On Dividend And East India Loan
A general meeting of Bank Stock proprietors was held to declare a half yearly dividend. Discussions covered the bank's test of interest, a large loan from the East India Company at 3 percent, and whether to declare a dividend without the Council present. The chairman promised to inform proprietors when government funds were received and the dividend was set at 4 percent before adjournment.
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Young
East India Company
Mr. Young
Oders
Dir. Blackbure
Ce Bank
Aga
Meeting of Middlesex Magistrates at Hicks's Hall
A county court session led by Benjamin Rotch met with many Justices of the Peace to consider funding Rail's Head Bridge repairs at Isleworth. Debates covered county rate allocations, Sir William Cooper's promised £500, and road upkeep terms. The contract for rebuilding the bridge to be reviewed by the accounts committee, with the court adjourned after a long day of motions.
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Hicks’s Hall
Benjamin Rotch
Allen
Isleworth
E. Halswell
William Cooper
M‘william
W. Cooper
Mr. Orme
John Gibbon
Captain Ackam
Committee of Accounts
Warwick Spring Races Trial Stakes and Plate Winners
Yesterday's Warwick spring meeting featured the Trial Stakes of 10s each with 0 added for one mile. Donald, Trepidation, Smuggler, Tamworth among starters. The Trade Cup 50s added to a 10s sweepstakes with Saitethe, Kilmarnock, and other entries. The Pillerton Stakes 25s each covered two miles with Reform and Taper among entrants. Debdale Stakes 5s each with Alice Gray and Vivian in contention. The Farmer's Plate decided in three heats with Gustavus defeating rivals. Yeomanry Plate went to Miller, beating The Asps and others. A forced Handicap of 10s saw Cricket win over major rivals including Double Entendre and Musket.
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Warwick
Bristow
Donald
Lord Warwick
Taft, Tamworth, &c
Manfred
Mr. Leigh
Robbins
York
Saanderson
Kilmarnock
Pillerton
Osbaldeston
Compton
Debdale
Russell
Alice Gray
Lamb
Vivian
Gustavus
Ae Miller
Mr. Lucas
Asps
Mr. West
Capt. Burney
General Summary of British Corn Prices and Food Market
Weekly and aggregate price data for wheat oats beans barley rye peas and foreign corn duties. Notes on New Hungerford markets show hay shortages and unusually cheap fish and meats with wide price ranges for poultry and game. Includes Imperial weekly averages and six week aggregates.
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England
Wales
New Hungerford
Shawn
Coal Market Prices Edge Up Amid Busy Trade
Coal traders report rising prices and stronger activity as thirty four vessels arrived since the last market. Close values span Adair's 11s, Blyth 13.5d, Cowper 14s, Chester 14s 9d, East P 13s 0d, Hartlay 14s 6d, Hebburn 15s, Wylam 17s, Wall's End listings vary from 6s 9d to 18s 5d, and multiple Wall's End brands show mixed pricing.
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Orde's
Redheugh
Pentop Windsor
Tanfeld
Wail's End
Adelaide
Wall's End
Bell, Robson, and Co
Wall’s End
Bewick, and Co
Gosforth
Heaton
Hetton
Hilida
Lambton
Newmirch
Wall
Northumberland
Riddell
Russell
Stewart
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Dartmouth to London
Shipping news reports multiple arrivals on March 17 to 28 from various ports. Vessels include Chase Robinson from Bordeaux to London, Tom and Mary Alexandre from Honduras, Standard Patrick from St Petersburgh, Atlantic assay, Margaret Stratford from Messina, Ariel Carter from London, Water Lilly Ruby Garryowen Pound, Young Dizon Jackson from Cardiff, Hope Rotterdam, Maria Elefteth, with leaky conditions and a voyage to London on several ships.
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Bove'n
Dartmouthn
Chase
Robinson
Bordeaux
London
Jersey
Alexandre
Honduras
Liverroot
Standard
Patrick
St. Petersburgh
Manon
Atlantic
Assay
Margaret
Stratford
Messina
Limeaicx
Ariel
Carter
Colonial Markets This Day Prices Firm Sales Sparse
Our sales today mainly consist of drugs with numerous advertised sales due to a fortnightly schedule. Colonial produce prices stay firm though sales are insignificant and imports are light. The Earl of Ripon hosted Cabinet Ministers at dinner at Carlton Gardens residence last evening.
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Earl of Ripon
Carlton Gardens
Islington cattle market bill debated in House of Commons
The Commons debated the Islington Market Bill with petitions for and against moving its second reading. Mr Handley argued the public interest in relocating from Smithfield to Islington to reduce nuisances and improve slaughter practices, while speakers noted costs and monopolies. The bill was read a second time and ordered for committee.
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Board of Trade
Arabia
Liverpool
England
Westminster Review
Ireland
Scotland
House OF Commons
Spearer
J. Botves
Exeter Market
Islington
Childers
Cambridge
Shawe
W. Ingilby
Lincoln
Hall
Newport Halworth
Philpotts
Gloucester
Beauclerk
St. George’s Hospital
Hyde-park-corner
Tayleure
Bridgewater
Memuer
Smithfield
Wilks
Buckinghamshire
Bedfordshire
Norfolk
Henry Handley
Northampton
Handley
Hea
Corporation of the
City of London
Smithfield Market
Grote
Corporation of London
H. Parnell
T. Fremantle
City of
South-hall
Uxbridge Road
Southball
T. Freemantle
W. Foulkes
Pw Ol
Lygon
Worcester Road
Hodges
Greenhithe Pier
John Wrottesley
Select
Lord Sardun
Finch
City Aldermen election reforms debated in council report
A lengthy committee report examines records from March to August detailing aldermen elections, public access to court proceedings, and proposed reforms. It notes extracts show historic practice, urges greater public disclosure, and anticipates broader changes aligning with municipal taxation and citizen representation in London.
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Tims
Peried
Lomion
Eatlemen
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Bason
St. Katherine's
Gravesend
Northfleet
Southend
Sheerness
Chatham
Herne Bay
Ramsgat
Walton
Harwich
Ipswich
Scarborough
Whitby
Redcar
Durham
Darlington
Stockton-upon-Tees
Leith
Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte
Count de
Europe
Metropolitan Magazine
James Ridgway
Arble
Pablic
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell Street
Milbank
Westminster
Dockhead
Bad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wappin
Righ-Lridge Wharf
Greenwich
Fope, Brothers, and Co
Hetton’s
Stewart’s
Lambton’s
Tanfield
Hartley, &c
Dunsford
Instrument
Satan
Tarleton Street
Liverwe
Tol Street
Liv
Dansford
Westminster Literary Institution
Bioeks
LAW Intelligence
the Labourers' Friend Society
Globe Newspaper
Box
Bell Yard
Fleet-street
Thomas Soper
Baileycourt
Beil-yard
Freet-street
Fitzroy Theatre
Ollier
Reuben Glenroy
Morton
Marylebone
Marylebone Lane
Honday
Burgan
East-street
Manchester- Square
Michael Scull
Stephen Street
Lisson-grove
Henry Cleave
Edgeware Road
Bowden
Burnsstreet
Chapel-street
Peter Laurie
Bergian Association
London Repeal Association
Wade
O’connell
Dr. Johnson
Middlesex
Arent Nee
Whitechapel
Shipping Intelligence
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