General Steam Navigation Company and fleet advertise routes
Advertisements detail weekly sailings of the General Steam Navigation Company and partners. References to timetables for routes along the Rhine and other waters, freight terms, and various vessels plus related publications and prices. Includes notices of other listed items such as publications and engineering advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam We Agation Company
General Steam Navigation Company
His
Labeck
Sunda
Foeloe
Innerend
Evers
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Uniereuoa
Gener General Steam Navigation Company
General
Penryn election tensions and municipal reform call
The Falmouth Packet reports a scathing critique of magistrates and the mayor over Penryn election disorder. It accuses officials and police of bias, intimidation, and failures to protect voters, urging Home Secretary intervention and immediate municipal reform. Weather notes follow, predicting continued cold and damage to fruit.
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Falmouth
Penrhyn
Home Secretary
Richard Williams
Lord Tullamore
Rolfe
Wayor
W. P. Williams
Penryn
Duel Letters and Political Defiance From 1835 Dublin
Lord Alvanley and Mr O Connell exchange letters criticizing duelling as a breach of privilege. Daniel O Connell and Dawson Damon respond, denouncing the letters, defending parliamentary conduct, and predicting a confrontational clash in the House of Commons.
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Merrion-square
Dublin
Lord Alvanley
London
Clifden
Ireland
Pigerat
House of Commons
Daniel ‘’ConNile
O’connell
Travellers’ Club
Wedaoeaday
Ellis v Williamson and Usher injunction case notes
The court concluded the Ellis v Williamson matter regarding the Stockwell brewery partnership. It transferred partnership accounts to the master and granted costs to Williamson. In Noore v Usher the court denied a restraining injunction for Mrs Usher, ruled on costs and set-off issues, and returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 71 93. Td.
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Ellis ¢. Williamson
Stockwell
Surrey
Ellis
Charles Ellis
Williamson
Noore T. Usher
James
Mrs. Usher
Lake
Granby Calcraft
House of Lords
Sarah Love
Mr. Sermon
Calcraft
Mr. Moore
Sermon
Moore
Mr. Lake
Usher
Fendant
Mr. Ross
Lord Tenterden
Ross
Sandera
Denison
Hungerford Market Company Clerk Wins Nonsuit Rule
In a King’s Bench sitting, Ridgeway U sued Hungerford Market Company for three quarters of a year’s salary after dismissal. The court held no fatal variance and ruled for a nonsuit, citing the plaintiff’s protest on company books against directors at Westminster.
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W. Follett
Mr. Henderson
Kelly
Court of Exchequer and Sherriffs' Court Proceedings
Court of Exchequer Morrell Lord Harborough verdict for plaintiff on goods sold and delivered. Rule to set aside verdict denied. Latham acts as defendant's agent in question of delegation. London Court of Requests costs rule upheld against plaintiff. Sheriff’s Court action for butcher's meat furnished 1825 to 1833 described.
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Baron Gurney
Latham
Lord Abinger
Lathan
Boyd J. Bayley
White
London Court of Requests
London
Court of Requests
Morlaw
Hicks
Harrison
Goswell-street
Jane Lest
Sheriffs’ Court
Cooper Jr. Greer
Humphreys
Newport-street
Insolvent Debtors Court Sentences Young Man
George Anderson described as late of Wellington term, St John’s Wood, a “gentleman out of business” faced opposition from Woodroffe for Fuller coachbuilders of Cavendish Square and by Burnand coachmakers of the New Road Marylebone. Supported by Mr Cooke and Commissioner Harris, judgment imprisoned him for eight calendar months as suit by Burnand. The court sat late.
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George Anderson
Wellington Termen
St. John’s Wood
Woodroffe
Messrs. Fuller
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
George
William Burnand
New Road
Marylebone
Cooke
Harris
Footman convicted for false character in service claim
In Bow Street police intelligence, Henry Campbell was tried before Sir F Roe for securing employment with General Hudson at 83 Wimpole Street via a forged reference. Campbell pleaded guilty, receiving 20 pounds penalty or three months’ hard labour. General Hudson exposed the ruse involving Laurel Cottage and a forged letter. Also, a known charity letter writer, Underwood, was committed for defrauding Lord Skelmersdale with a fictitious distress tale.
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Bow-Street
Henry Campbell
F. Ree
Ballard
Hudson
Wimpole-street
F. Roe
Laurel Cottage
Sunning-hill
House of Correction
Underwood
Lord Skelmersdale
Hinn
Speeches at Public Meetings and the Editor’s Cut
Thomas Macconnell writes from London May 5 1835 defending public meeting oratory and the reporting of speeches. He argues editors lop long reports to fit reading, notes the need to preserve key ideas and speakers especially working men, and comments on timing and fairness among early speakers. He also notes a political appointment leaving the army command in Ireland vacant and Major Vivien as secretary to the Master-General.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
France
Netherlands
Carlisle
Mercator
London
Joseph Thomas
Finchlane
O’connell
Gou
Pax
Mr. O'Connell
Melbourne
Lansdowne
Mgr.o'connell
Philippi
Russell
Goldspink
Mechanics’ Institution
Gray's Inn-Road
Theobald’s-road
City-road
Westminster
Marylebone
Thomas Macconnell
Sir Hussey Vivian
Ordnance
Vivien
Truro
Disraeli and Morgan O Connell clash in May letters
London May 5 1835 Morgan O Connell sends compliments to the Morning Chronicle editor and requests publication of enclosed correspondence. He complains of a scurrilous attack by B O Israe lis and defends his own conduct while criticizing his father Daniel O Connell. The letters from B Israeli Meagan O Connell and B D Israe li are published with remarks on attempted satisfaction and demand for withdrawal of insulting remarks.
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Taxnton
Wesminster
Westminster-bridge
Palace-yard
Orchard-street
Dean-street
Ueman Vas
Morgan O’connell
Morning Chronicle
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
O'Connell
B. O’isaaeuls
Firestephen French
D’israeli
Cory
Clarges-Street
Sia
Lord Alvanley
Brookes’s
Ireland
B. O'Israeli
Meagan O’connell
Lagnage
Fitzstephen French
B. D'Tsrari
Peregrine Pickle notes on innovation and satire
The diary fragment mocks Tory rhetoric on innovation in arts and politics, cites Galileo and Peel as foils, and previews Peregrine Pickle’s planned new dictionary. It includes satirical lexicon entries like Fenian taxation, suffocation murder, and monastic Sabbath meddling, with a promised continuation.
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Peregrine Pickle
Jupiter
John Ragselt
Galileo
Sir Joseph Surface Peel
Praed
Ireland
Joe
Blake
Peregrine
Pickle
Peel
Robert
Barke
Scotland
Agnew
Sir Andrew
Wincatster
Winchester
London
Inquest Finds Accidental Death of Six Year Old James Carty
An inquest at Charing-cross Hospital under Westminster coroner Mr Higgs found that six year old James Carty, son of a widowed nurse in the west end, died from a fire he started with a lighted piece of paper while left alone. The jury visited the body and returned an accidental death verdict.
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Dreaprun Dgath
Borning
Higgs
Westminster
Charing-cross Hospital
James Carty
Charlescourt
Strand
Boglawtown
Joha Deer
Paisley
Prcy
Fara
Liverpool
New York
Miller
Glasgow Chronicle
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Pric Te Durum
Mala
Wed. Smith
Chancery Lane
Massieur Mallan and Sons
Russrul-Street
Bloomsbury
Paris
Theo
N.B
Shrewsbury
Ppelcrolx and’ CO
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Deleroix
Delerix
Delcroix
the Gazette OF
Foreign Office
Belhaven
General Assembly of the
Church of Beotland
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Charles Grant
Glenelg
Inverness
Whitehall
Sir Richard Hussey Vivian, Bart
K.C.B
His Majesty's Ordnance
United Kingdom of Great Britain
South Australia
Colonization Commissioners
South Aus
Lord Chamberlain
Lord Chamberlain of
His Majesty's Household
Henry Holland
Menmeems
Borough of
Manchester
Charles Poulett
Cashel
Louis Perrin
Edinburgh
Sir Deb Campbe
Knt
iCounty
Northumberland
Henry Grey
Howick
Eences Danbar
North Berwick
Lander
Jedburgh
Robert Steuart
Alderston
Augustus Eliot, Fuller
Eng
Sussex
Ramsbury
Aldbourne
James Meyrick
Cornet
Popham
England and Wales
W.iv
Gey
William Augustus Archbald
Eys
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Polieford-row
Greham
Copthallers Ford
Fieldgate-street
Whitechapel
Ironfounder
Cowt
Orneys
Pearce
Phillipe
Bolger
Swithin's-lane
Belcher
George William Turner
Henry Darcy
Clift, Pocock
Oxford-street
Court of Bankruptcy
Dawson
Ampton-street
Gray's Innians
Whitmore
Basinghall-street
William Dicker
Royal Hotel
Cheltenham
Attoreeys
Wilson
King’s Bench Walk
Temple
Lendopessia
Hyatt and Harvey
Newctatio
Leste
John Adams
Bridge-foot
Vauxhall
Mesery
Pritchard and Goddard
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Swain
Stavens, and Co
Harding
James Budell Troutbeck
Darcy Lever
Lancashire
Bridge Inn
Bolton
Blackstock
Aston
Warwickshire
Radenhurst’s Royal Hotel
Birgham
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Beckwith
Dye
Norwich
Joseph Downs
West Retford
Nottinghamshire
White Hart
Nopinghamshires
Bell
Bedfordton
Cartwright
Bawtry
Joseph Polyblank Mortimore
Devonport
J. Tombs
T. Tombs
Emerson-street
W. Lintott
Leadenhall Market
G. Beeby
London-wall
W. Emmitt
Bourné
Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
Gmber
Rose and Crown
Huddersfeld
Shaw
Great Driffield
Kingston Upon Hull
T. Atkinson
York
Whitewan Inn
Goodramgate
W. Carr
Hexham
Orthummberland
Ire
White Hart Inn
W. Brice
Bristol
Commercial Rooms
W. Penny
T. Latham
Clarendon Rooms
A. Wiseman
Quadrant
Regent Street
B. Henxwell
T. Clarke
Drury-lene
Leather Sellars
P. Heath
P. P. Barker
Villiers-street
Envers
W. Jones
R. le
Street
Cavenaquare
A. B. Rowley
Mincing Jane
J. End
Nash
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
S. Strong and Co
Oxford Street
J. A. Webster
Loxley
Lakeman and Co
W. Galloway and Co
Nottingham
W. Clayworth
Sen
W.aesworth
Count de Leon
Napoleon
Col
Dawson Damer
Alvaniey
London Post-office
Prion
Pablo Fan Duest
Baner
LAW Intelligence
Rolls’ Court
Goodyear
T. Robinson
Wood
Robinson
Bonner
Bickersteth
Anderton
Pemberton
J. Russell
Bunner
Bickerateth
Master of the Rolls
Penrhyn and
Lord Alyanley
Grosvenor-Street
Connell
George D. Damon
The
Dawson Danier
Georeet Dawson
Daniel O’connell
Merriun-square
Police Intelligence
the True Sun
Morgan O'Connell
Daniel O'Connell, M.P
Mr. O’connell
Genilemas
Ueman
Tion
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