Relics of Victorian Trade and Remedies Roil London Docks
A bustling page lists shipments to Dublin and Belfast with stops at Plymouth and Falmouth aboard the WM. FAWCETT and J. P. CAMPBELL, plus warehousing and forwarding details. Advertisements tout Circassian Hair Dye by Agid Hassan and Grimstone's Eye Snuff with testimonials from Trustworthy readers and officials, urging purchase through William Day and Co. and local chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
WM. Fawcett
J. P. Campbell
St. Katharine’s Dock
Jobp
Regent-circus
W. J. Smith
John-street
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
London
PRESENT STATE OF THE POLISH EXILES
A Polish exile defender argues that exiles in Britain lack large funds and rely on public charity. He cites Mr. Kucynski in Sheffield sending 35 pounds as aid and notes the Polish exiles have exhausted a year of public support. He urges Britain to fund these people and condemns Russian acts against Poland as murder and robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srr
Kucynski
Sheffield
London
Great Britain
Poland
Russia
Warsaw
Paris
Europe
Sandford Arnot
Friend Society
South Crescent
Bedford-square
Respite Granted in Stafford Murder Case of Charles Shaw
At Ham mersmith licensing, only one of 256 victuallers faced temporary suspension. Charles Shaw, a 15 year old boy at Stafford assizes, was found guilty of murdering John Holdcroft. His execution was respited to the 29th after his mother sought truth about the death. The governor and chaplain reported Shaw’s confession to Justice Patteson, prompting the delay for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammersmith
Piccadilly
Brentford
Charles Shaw
Stafford Assizes
John Holdcroft
Stoke-upon-Trent
Shaw
Holdcroft
Shrewsbury
Justice Patteson
Salupian Journal
Bank of England Notes in Circulation Weekly Record
An accounting record listing the amount of Bank of England notes in circulation and Bank Post Bills, distinguishing those under five shillings and those of higher denominations, for Saturdays from 17 August 1833 to 5 March 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Suffolk Petition on Agricultural Distress Calls for Relief
A Suffolk county petition to the House of Commons argues that falling agricultural prices, stagnant retail costs, and rising farming expenses have reduced farmers’ profits and rent payments. It warns of farm closures, unemployment, and possible land loss, urging tax cuts or price-raising measures to restore prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
County of
Charles Lillingstone
Pee
House OF Commons
Distressing Accident At Bloomsbury Family Crisis
In Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, tragedy struck the Sketchley family when a thirteen year old blew tobacco smoke through a pantry keyhole. A younger brother ran into him, causing the pipe stem to pierce the lad’s tongue and throat. He collapsed in agony and remains in great danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Sketchley
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Oon
The Great Truth on Society and Its Reform
A long, persuasive address proclaims that modern government is built on deception and ignorance. The author urges workers to join the Grand National Consolidated Trades' Union of Great Britain and Ireland, declare a peaceful revolution, and pursue universal happiness through collective industry and moral influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Apcgba
Grand National Consolidated Trades’ Union of
Great Britain and Ireland
British Empire
Young man in Gravesend attempts suicide thrice
Richard Henlop, about 24, of Gravesend, tried to kill himself three times in three days. He first bled himself, then cut his side, and swallowed tincture of opium. Medical aid stopped the poison and he walked to the Eagle Inn claiming he would die that night. The Mayor ordered him confined in the workhouse but he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henlop
Gravesend
New-road
Carey
Maidstone Azette
The Spectator Adopts a Free Trade Debate Tone
Excerpted remarks compare agriculture and manufacturing power in Britain, arguing over corn laws and trade as a digressive parliamentary exchange. Speakers highlight the balance of employment, the impact of tariffs, and the Bernal-like critique of monopolies, with references to Ireland, France, and Germany as key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Spectator
England
Great Britain
Morning Post
House of Commons
France
Germany
Middlesex
Ireland
Liverpool
Daniel
Essex Herald
Sidcup fire and wares rescripted in old trials
William Wigley known as the Sidcup incendiary was respited to 17 April. A blaze on 13th at J Read’s Whittlesey premises, vast straw stacks, malting office and barley, confined by water and locals. believed incendiary. Separate: Reuben Moger of the 46th Foot jailed for manslaughter after striking John Oliver with a poker, Oliver dying. inquest held by coroner John Nutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wigley
Sidcup
Maidstone
J. Read
Whittlesey
Huntingdonshire
Cambridge Chronicle
Yesterda
Reuben Moger
46Th Foot
Westgate
Moger
John Oliver
Oliver
John Nutt
Maritime Disasters and Cargo Losses Reported Across Ports
Victuals and cargo losses flood Lloyds and port reports as multiple vessels wreck or run aground. The Two Brothers and John and Elizabeth seek harbor after damage. the Royal Board of Trade hears cholera-free ports. wrecks near Tyree, Benbecula, and Loch Erribol add to a day of storms. Scattered notes cover ships from Glasgow to Jamaica, Copenhagen to Yarmouth, with crews saved and cargoes lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloyp
Bristol
Magen
Stipe
Carolin
Marca
Constantinople
Marc
West Hoyle Bank
North Ronaldsha
Manon
Wesley
Clyde
Hayti
Tyree
Scotia
M‘kinlay
Glasgow
Westport
Benbecala
Downearn
Ruddock
Lyon
Leith
Suierps
John
Elizabeth
Day
Yarmouth
Ayres
Stockton
London
Dundee
Wick
Ireland
Loch Erribol
Royal Board of Trade
Stockholm
Sweden
England
Scotland
Portugal
Belgium
Stettin
Jutland
Dantzic
Westpohl
Charles, Bohn
Messina
Copenhagen
Wideroe
Amsterdam
Adele Celine, Lefort
St. Petersburgh
Havre
Brekkestue
Christiangound
Venice
Thalia
Woolverton
Liverpool
Jamaica
Fes
Florida Reef
Kisoston
Morant Keys
Hiladelphia
Margaret
Simpson
Charleston
Aux Cayes
Cape Florida
New York
Marcus
Mary
Nancy
Taxia
Demerara
Texel
Lincoln
Gottenburg
Boston
Cadiz
Jee Rose
Marquis
China
Essels
Tuscany
Antwerp
Lucy
Gilman
Lima
Hopper
Long
Neuter Felis
Lisbon
Bernambuco
Trident
Rio Janeiro
Asia
Ritchie
Flushing
Batavia
Cape of Good Hope
Warrens
Whaler
Waterloo
Blakely
Downs
Carroll
Lloyd's List
Eliza
Griffith
Isle of Man
Bootla Bay
Liz
Nelson Village
Youcnat
Maxon
Heru
Lerwick
Maro
Fidelity
Jane
Newcastle
Szores
Riga
Stromness
Dunkirk
Iceland
Vailla Sound
Suieeps
Belford
Hott
W.N.W
N.W
N.N.W
Gleaner
Grimsby
Yorkshireman
Marcy
Duncan
Rotterdam
Caistor Beach
N.E
Lord
Ipswich
Humber
Matta
Magcai
Maperra
Maria
Johanna
Grenapa
William
Coller
Grenville Bay
Atays
Adelaide
Antigua
Echo
Galley Bay
Halifar
Strathmore
Campbell
Virginia
Ludder
Valpaxien
Falmouth
Huddersfield
Bombay
Palermo
Swallow Packet
Singapore
Cargill
Greenock
Hanover
Paton
Ndoo
Straits of Banca
Aurora
Newfoundland
Hedden
Cowes
Hornby
King Henry
Barbadoes
City of Rochester
Corfu
Pocahontas
Philadelphia
Jersey
Cape St. Vincent
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Ociety
Suffolk-street
Pall Mall East
Davis
Action
America
Carpenter, Joiner, &c
A. B
Kensington
Martin Werner
Jacob Faithful
Saunders and
Otley
Edinburgh
Smith
Dick Dennett
Cal Aerading
Italy
Induit-atreet
Bell and Bradfute
W. Wakeman
Blackwood
Baron Smith
Cousin Nicholas
Hemans
Edmund Kurke
Selkirk
Forfar
Statistical Account of
Society For the Benefit of the Sons and Daughters
William Blackwood
T. Cadell
Society For the Diffusion of
Cranmer
Tasso
Ben Johnson
Imperial
Penny Magazine
Penny Cyclopedia
The
Quarterly Journal of Education
Yorkshire Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Doncaster
Bonn
Society For
M. Quetelet
Charles Knight
Ludgate-atrect
Tt Companio
Sacuralay
Ludgstestreet
Seo
George Crabsee
Orford
Parham Hall
John Murray
Albemarle-street
Hudson
Optician
Henrietta Street
Cavendish Square
ENIA
Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers’ Hall: Court
United Kingdom
Cheapside
Smt
Guernsey
Deacon’s
Walbrook
Uoffee, Chocolate, &c
OSS
Teesh
Mr. Howard
Fleet-street
Williams and CO
Hyson
Williams and Company
Teamen and Coffee
Gerrard-street
Scho
Baillie
Court Journal
Lawson and Co
Upper St. Martin’s Lane
Ball and Son
His Majesty
Bond-street
Sherborn
Sats
Fortnum and Mason
Hickson
Welbeck-street
Lazenby
Lamb's Conduit
Edward-street
Portman-square
Great Rusyer Street
Covent-garden
Milton
Marylebone-street
Monsieur Mallan
N.B
Falkner-street
Manchester
FRC
Votian Oatlandou
Gyptlan Hall
Pholstery
George Robins
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Souths
Thomas Hasber
Leadenball-street
Treasury
Grimstone
Broad-street
King's Street
Long-acre
Cory
Lerren
Mr. Grimstone
Pluckwell
Tottenham
Albion and Star
Ring-street
Angus MacIntyre
Silver-street
Golden-square
Cuckspur Street
Ajesty
Loris
Grisstone
Eric Snorr
the True Sun
Total
John Garden
Robert Owen
M. van de Weyer
M. de Moraes Sarmento
Count Pollon
Foreign Office
Courrier de Bas Rhin
Court of Assizes
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