PpLyTeneY Hotel Adverts and Coals Prices Notice
An 1830s page advertises the PpLyTeneY Hotel on Albemarle Street inviting public visits after recent repairs and displays a showroom by London Marble and Stone Working Company. It includes a coal price notice from Pope Brothers and Co at multiple Westminster and London wharfs, pledging low rates and prompt orders, plus medical instrument listings for Dunsford at Tarleton Street Liverpool and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope, Brothers, and A Co
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge Wharf
Greenwich
London
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Best Hetton's
Stewart's
Lambton
Wall's End
Kern Tr
J. Dunsford
Tarleton Street
Liverool
Dunsford
Liverpool
Taterpool
Important discovery cures for coughs and head-aches advertised
A long colonial era advertorial piece promotes TLappen s cough pills and Manning’s Malta Exotic as safe quick remedies for coughs colds asthma headaches and more. It cites testimonials from medical men and lists prices and distribution across the United Kingdom.
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Fleetstreet
Temple-bar
London
United Kingdom
Local Reading Institution Attracts Noted Support
The prospectus outlines aims to found a reference and circulating library, reading rooms with periodicals, and weekly debates. Annual subscription is 11 53, with a February opening for a reading room and lectures. A public meeting to shape leadership will be held soon under Col. De Lacy Evans. Noted supporters include John Galt, Capt. F. Marryat, and D. W. Harvey with others joining the provisional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lacy Evang
M.P
John Galt
F. Marryat
D. W. Harvey
Chyutun Robertson
A. Berouya
Oller
Wise Spaniards Proverb on Mind Change
The Spaniards offer a proverb worth noticing for boastful pedants: a wise man changes his mind, but a fool never will. The saying emphasizes adaptability over stubborn attitude and cautions against rigidity.
Public Meeting on Corn Laws at Cowgate Chapel
A large Edinburgh assembly called by the Lord Provost debated petitioning Parliament to revise and abolish the corn laws. Speakers argued for free trade, criticising landowner burdens and preferring cheaper corn, with resolutions passed in favor of abolition and timely petition delivery by Mr Abercromby.
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Edinburgh Chronicle
Cowgate
Tait
Whigham
Cumberland
Althoug Doe
London
Knox
Rennie
Jameson
Abercromby
Erakive
Deputation, Calthorpe riot, and Lowther Rooms concert mix
A deputation including Mr Grant MP and Col Davies MP met Viscount Althorp yesterday. The cor- respondent reports William Dean, dismissed for Independent views, has just licensed as a tobacco supplier. Lowther Rooms hosted Mr Morley’s concert with praised performances from Miss Inverarity, Miss Cawse, and others. Trades Union tensions in Derby lead to ongoing disputes and potential worker displacement. General Registration petition by Mr Carden seeks a national birth, death, marriage, and christening register key. Royal levee at St James's Palace with Greek minister Tricoupi, dignitaries, and knighthood for Sir Arthur Brooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
M.P
Hume
Colonel Davies
Viscount Althorp
William Dean
Calthorpe
Warning Advertiser
Lowther Rooms
Morley
Lowther
A. Roche
Peaceful Lake
Messrs
Chatterton
Weippert
Eliason
Bunn
Miss Inverarity
Misa Cawse
Trapes
Trades’ Union
Carden
Great Britain
St. James's Palace
Windsor Castle
Duke of Cumberland
Moos
Tricoupi
Greece
Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Arthur Brooke
Bath
Grey
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of
Breaston
Worksworth
Risley
Aston On Trent
Pentridge
Horsley
Knivelton
Dulbury
Market notes on French funds and foreign securities
Financial dispatch from the era reports improved French funds outlook aiding the money market and lifting public securities, with Consols around 91 44, Portuguese Regency near 63, and Spanish Cortes around 30. Updates cover colonial markets, drug sales, and Lisbon ship report amid light trading and wind impacts on shipping.
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Fonds
Antwerp
Lloyd’s Books
Stock Exchange
Lisbon
Saldanha
Bantarem
Portuguse Regency
Jamaica
Mexico
Leeward Islands
America
India
Portugese Regency
Cortes
Berry, Coombes and Others Seek Injunction Over Berry's Patented Goods
In vice chancellor court Sir E Sugden heard a motion by Mr. Henry Berry of Green-street Theobald's Road to restrain defendants workmen or agents from making or imitating Berry's patentable instantaneous light machines and vessels marked with Berry's crown and name. The case involved a rival patent by defendants who had previously worked for Berry and had used his mark before their own patent. The judge observed an arrangement between the parties and lamented that further detail might have invited him to purchase the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice-Chancery Court
Berry
Coombes
E. Sugdes
Henry Berry
Green-street
Theobald’s Road
E. Sugden
House OF Commons
J. Bocer
Exeter Market
Islington
Childers
Cambridge
Shawe
Affolk
W. Ingilby
Lincoln
Hall
Newport
Bridgewater
Memnen
Smithfield
Wilks
Buckinghamshire
Fordshire
Norfolk
Henry Handley
Northampton
Handley
Corporation of
City of London
Mr. H
Grote
Smithfield Market
Corporation of London
H. Parnell
T. Fremantle
London
South-hall
Uxbridge Road
Southhall
J. Freemantle
W. Foulkes
Lygon
Worcester Road
Hodges
Greenhithe Pier
John Wrottesley
Select Committee
Rd Landon
Liverpool
Finch
Labourers' Friend Society Annual Meeting Highlights
Exeter hall heard Lord Sandon chair a report praising the society during the past year. Plans to aid distressed agricultural workers were widely adopted, with land allotments seen as supplementary to wages. Publications and agent visits expanded outreach, and royal and noble support was noted. Funds totaled 9851 pounds 2s 3d, with a 367 pound gain but a 70 pound shortfall in expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Strand
Lord Sandon
Furs
Duke of Bedford
Marquis of Lansdowne
Robbery at Globe office and a missing boy report
The Globe Office safe was broken into yesterday morning and over 300 in gold notes were stolen after drawers were removed and the lock relocked. Cheques and other items were left on the ground. A boy named Thomas Soper, eight, disappeared from Bell-yard Fleet Street, last seen Monday noon. Parents offer reward for information. The theatre scene at Fitzroy and licensing notices are briefly noted amid local events and discussions on the repeal association agenda.
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Globe
Bell-yard
Fleet-street
Thomas Soper
Bailey Court
Fitzroy Theat&e
Ollier
Hts
Reuben Glenroy
Morton
Bank Stock Meeting Declares Four Percent Dividend
A general meeting of Bank Stock proprietors was held at noon to declare a half year dividend. Discussions covered altered interest rates, new circulation, and a government loan from the East India Company at three percent. Directors will inform upon receipt of government funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ougg
Euat
India Company
Young
Blackburn
Apelin
Meeting of Middlesex Magistrates at Hicks's Hall
A county court presided by Benjamin Rotch, MP, met with Justices of the Peace to decide county matters. Debate covered a 5000 to 5002 grant from the county rate for Rail's Head Bridge repairs Isleworth. Sir William Cooper’s estate and agreement to fund, conditions on road upkeep discussed. The rebuild contract to be sent to the accounts committee. session extended to five.
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Hicks’s Hall
Benjamin Rotch
Allen
Islewart
E. Hulswell
William Cooper
Saul
M‘william
W. Cooper
Orme
John Gibbon
Acklam
Uha
Cooper
Wlien
Committee of Accounts
Warwick Spring Races Trial Stakes and Purses Report
Yesterday at Warwick springs racing featured the Trial Stakes of 10 sovs with 60 added over one mile, won by Mr Bristow's Donald ahead of Lord Warwick's Trepidation. Other events included the Trade Cup for 50 sovs, the Pilerton Stakes two miles, and the Debdale Stakes, with Gustavus taking the Farmer's Plate in three heats. The Yeomanry Plate was captured by Gibson's Adam Miller, while a forced Handicap of 10 sovs went to West's Cricket beating Lord Warwick's Double Entendre and other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Mr. Bristow
Donald
Lord Warwick
Taft
Tamworth, &c
Manfred
Leigh
Robbins
Brd
York
Saunderson
Kilmarnock
Pilerton
Osbuldeston
Reform
Compton
Debdale
Mr. Russell
Alice Gray
Lamb
Vivian
Gustavus
Adi Miller
Mr. Lucas
Asps
Mr. West
Capt. Burney
Markets and price list for wheat, beans, and coal
Weekly market summary with imperial and aggregate averages for British corn through March 4 1834, duties on foreign corn, and new Hungerford price ranges for hay, potatoes, fish, beef, poultry, and game. coal market notes show higher prices and 34 vessels since last market with numerous colliery price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
England
Wales
New Hungerford
Adair's
Blyth
Cowper
Chester
Dean's Primrose
East Percy
Hartley
Hebburn
Halywell
Lambton Primrose
Orde’s
Redheugh
Pontop Windsor
Tanfeld
Wall’s End
Adelaide
Wall's End
Bell, Robson, and Co
Wall’s and
Bewick, and Co
Gosforth
Heaton
Hillda
Lambton
Newmatch
Northumberland
Riddell
Russell
E Hetton
Stewart's
Wail’s End
West Hartley
Wylam
Shipping Intelligence Update From This Day
Shipping notices list vessels arriving from Bordeaux Honduras St Petersburgh Messina London Liverpool and Rotterdam with several ships including the Chase Robin son Tom and Mary Atlantic Margaret Ariel Water Lilly Ruby Garryowen and Young Dixon. One vessel leaky after striking Monnacles bound for London. Port records show arrivals from March 16 to 19.
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Itoup
Dantwonti
Maken
Chase
Robinson
Bordeaux
London
Jersey
Manco
Alexandre
Honduras
LiverPool
Standard
Patrick
St. Petersburgh
Orfcliverpool
Atlantic
Assan
Dustin
Margaret
Stratford
Messina
Limeaton
Ariel
Carter
Colonial trade and court dinner noted in brief
The record notes weak sales of Colonial produce and drugs, with purchases now fortnightly after a prior weekly pattern. It also records light imports and firm prices. The Earl of Ripon hosted Cabinet Ministers at dinner at Curlton Gardens last evening.
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Earl of Ripon
Curltun Gardens
Islington cattle market clash over Smithfield shift debated
An Exeter Market Bill faces third reading as Islington cattle market advocates push to move Smithfield traffic. MPs debate tolls, nuisances, and public interest, with petitions from Lincoln and Norfolk and emphasis on cattle value and urban slaughterhouse needs.
Committee Report on City Aldermen Elections and Reforms
A committee reports on revising alderman elections to reflect population and taxation changes. It urges openness where public safety allows, proposes eligibility rules, residency and trade classifications for voters, and broader eligibility across wards to curb exclusive privileges. The document notes six centuries of records and calls for cautious, public-minded reform.
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Laleas
Fon
Pethicenrs
Court of Aldermen
Iekentiere
London
William
Sidarmes
Court of Common Council
Comeson-Hall
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Eason
Katherine
Margate
Ramsgate
Dover
Walton
Harwich
Ipswich
Scarborough
Weiss
Charles Fox
Pere Joseph Napoleon
Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte
Count de
Rand
Kinga
Europe
Metropolitan Magazine
James Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
Albemarle Street
John Escudier
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell Street
Milbank
Manning
Malta
Weekly Dispatch
Ofice
Andrew Duncan
University of Edinburgh
John F. M.furlakve
Northbridge
Edinburgh
James Murray
Royal College of Laws
J. and
W. Burns
Ingram-street
Glasgow
J. M-Tear
Apothecariea' Hall
George Street
Gaven Rowning
Sureo
Paidley
J. Stevens
King-street
Hilip M.soulby
Market-place
Ayr
Westminster Literary Institution
LAW Intelligence
the Labourers’ Friend Society
Marylebone
Marylebone Lane
Burgan
East-street
Manchester Square
Michael Scull
George-street
Stephen Street
Lisson-grove
Henry Cleave
Edgeware Road
Wm. Bowden
Burnsstreet
Chapel-street
Peter Laurie
Bergat Association
London Repeal Association
Wade
O'Connell
Eee Association
Dr. Johnson
Middlesex
Sporting
Hay
C.s.seascees Deveesterenees Voneceeess
Whitechapel
Shipping Intelligence
Board of Trade
Oes
Wtel & Seaeg
Pelure
Arabia
Midland
Westminster Review
Corr
Ireland
Scotland
Cora
Erat
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