Perry's Bankrupt Registry Office advert and notice
London ad page describes Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent Registry Office Cornhill offering registers of bankrupts, sequestrations, and insolvencies across England Scotland and Ireland. It promotes protection against swindlers and lists testimonials from Birmingham Sheffield Liverpool and Norwich papers. Includes affidavits from Mansion House attesting to widespread support and usefulness to traders.
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Antechnicon
ING
Belgrave-equate
Hyde—ycorner
London
India
Duke of York
Erry
Corneil
Perry
United Kingdom
Perry's
Scotland
England
London Gazette
Society OF Guardians For the Protection OF Trade
Richard Clark
Chamberlain
Co. Farebrother
Messrs. Praed and Co
Ats
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Thomas Perry
Cornhill
Birmingham Journal
Birmi
T. Perry
Tam
Thomas Bolton
Loveday-street
Birmingham
Messrs
Squire, Hill
Shhofield Mercury
Sheffield Mercury
Kent Herald
Registry Office
Brecknell and Turner
Haymarket
Milroy and Son
Bentley, Pawson and Co
Cheapside
A.sod I
Ball
Thomas Bartlett and Sons
P.and
J. Spencer
Newton Street
Holborn
William and
James Middlemore
Robert Salmon
Little Bell-alley
Taylor and Bowdey
Chariing Cross
Walker Charies
Halkan-wharf
Pimlico
Browning T. R
W.R
Waterloo-bridge-wharf
E. P. Daudney
Bloomsbury
J. Schweppe and Co
Berners-Street
W.S. Wheeley
Stourbridge
Joseph Hobson
Sheffield
Candy Mary K
Belgrave-wharf
B. J
R. Wood
W. Moore
Pashiington
J. Wing
John Yates
Wilson, Irvin, and Co
Chance
Mercantile Journal
Register
Mansion House
George Barter Thompson
Geo. B. Thompson
Observance of the Sabbath in Parliament petitions
The Lords hear petitions from All Saints Leicester and other counties on Sabbath profanation. Petitions also come from St Bridgets Dublin and various parishes on church establishment Ireland, plus Bishop of London and others. Discussion covers church patronage, Ireland diocese maps, and motion for returns and adjournment in election matters.
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House OF Lords
Lincoln
All Saints
Leicester
Rutland
London
St. Bridget's
Dublin
Somerset
Fortrose
Paddington
Cardigan
Ireland
Earl of Roden
Antrim
Kilmore
Cork
Kilkenny
Lichfield
Coventry
Stafford
Burton-upon-Trent
Warwick
Derby
Earl Fitzwilliam
Braybrook
Debate on Bill Committees and Corruption Checks
A parliamentary scene discusses delaying bill committee to April to safeguard elections. Sir J Wrottesley and Sir A Baring clash over postponement while Chetwynd and others warn it could shield bribery. The house votes, reporting to meet next Tuesday. Metropolitan Police offices bill read first, Debts bill read first, malt duty petition noted, Sabbath observance petitions presented, adjournment at 2:30 PM.
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Hertford
Bernal
House
Marlborough
Methuen
Aylesbury
Lord E. Bruce
Genleman
Lord Althorp
Ireland
Lord Miltown
H. Grattan
Stanley
Irish Volunteers
Volunteers
Robert Peel
Cobbett
Sir Robert Peel
Baronet
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Stanley
O’connell
C. Faguson
Dublin
Sheil
Stancey
Ingham
Solicitor-General
Pave
Serjeant Perrin
C. Berabenoy
Stanney
Swein
KK. Srant
Henry Grattan
I. Oldwyer
Ixcram
Williams
Liverpool
Williama
Lynch
Pryme
Bawes
A. Baring
J. Hume
London
Hume
Tennant
British Museum
Lord Mahon
Middlesex
Bibliotheque Royale
Paris
Exchequer
Scotland
Small Courts Sheriffs
Stafford
Ellice
Essex
Hear
First Reformed House
Stafford Election Committee
Lord Landon
Littleton
Goingnto
Shaw
J. Wrottesley
Barquet
Sir J. Wrottesley
R. Gordon
Mark Sorrenant
Warburton
Chetwynd
Metropolitan Police Offices
Romilly
Lord Eastnor
Rieguie
R. Incis
Sidmouth
Newry
Lord Storwest
Norwcch
Yorkshire
A Catalogue of Scientific and Educational Works 1832
An advertisement listing multiple works with engravings and abridged journals. Includes a portrait collection of Cuvier, scientific registers, and new editions on digestion and health by Edward Jukes. Also notes an improved MILLION OF FACTS edition by Sir Richard Phillips and distribution through Sherwood, Gilbert, Piper and booksellers.
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Baron Cuvier
Arcana of Science
John Limbird
Strand
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Edward Jukes
Enq
N.B
T. Harcourt
Carlton-street
Regent Street
Howel
James New
Richard Phillips
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternosterrow
United Kingdom
List of Irish Members Opposing Attwood Motion
A fragment listing Irish members who voted against Mr Attwood's motion, including Browne, Fitzgibbon, Keane, Sheil, and others. It notes the Irish Disturbances debate and mentions proposed power for courts-martial to try civil offenses.
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Mr. Attwood
Browne
D. Fitzgibbon
Colonel Martin
Chapman
M.L. Hill
Lord Marcus Mullins
F. W. Chichester
L. A. Keane
Sir Richard Sheil
R. L. Evans
George Perrin
Louis Tennent
J. E
William Lennox
Clane O O
Unstamped Publications and Worcester Crime Notes
A parliamentary return shows 224 magistrate committals from July 26, 1832 to February 27, 1833 with seven in prison, mostly in the metropolis and one at Newark. Worcester reports two young men to be executed at twelve o clock Friday f2d, a petition favors them, and remarks on beer houses and youth vice. A separate notice questions the value of a death-punishment return under William IV.
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House of Commons
Newark
Worcester
James
Iburgh Danes
Joseph Carter
Lord Feley
J. Adlington
Worcester Journal
Becton Wales
Wales
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Richard L. Sheil
Praof
J. D. Styles
Alda
Imperial Parliament
Manhcut
Preston
India House
Alderman Wood
Teman
Commission of the Peace
Jesty
Court of Judicature
R. Grant
Fle
O’dwyer
Shell
H.grattan
France
Charles
Ruthven
N. Fitzsimon
Reeve
Cramnman
J. O'Connell
Lords-Lieutenant
Lord Lorton
Roscommon
French
J. Lefavre
Lemon
Sir C
F Lenn
Pelham
Yentarves
C. C. Peter
William Petre
E Philips
Sir G. Sanford
K A. Scott
E. D
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Maity
Althorp
Viscount Anson
G. Anson
G. Astley
P Atherley
A. T. Baring
Haring
Farnett
C Barnard
E. G. Seaumont
T. Wenett
J. Hentinck
G. Berkeley
J. Davies
Cal Ellison
W. Jellison
J. Ewyn
Youkin
KR Duncannon
Dundas
Capta Dundas
Sir R. Dundas
Hon. Xastnor
Viscount Ibrington
Viscount Ellice
Edward Etwall
R. Evans
W. Vazakerley
J. Pellowes
H. Yellowes
Hon. N. Penton
John Fergaso Pinch
Gebay Itzroy
Lord Fort
John Fox
Prankland
Sir Gaskell
Gisborne
T Gladstone
Gordon
Robert Gore
Montague Goring
H. D. Graham
J. Grant
Hom . Greene
T. G. Grey
Hon
Cot. Grey
Sir
Jonow
Grosvenor
Fort Halford
J. B. Shaws
A. Smith
Spencer
C. Staunton
G. T. Stavenes Stuart
Lord Dudley Talbot
W. H
G. W. Wood
Walter, Warre
J. A. Waterperk
Watson
Howard
Hill
Mirenson
G. Knox
Maxwell
J. O'Grady
Col. O'Neill