Calthorpe Street Massacre Notice and Hat Adverts
A fragment mentions a witness to the Rosamond Station-house incident linked to the Calthorpe Mas wert, seeking to testify at the forthcoming trial. It also advertises Eaver Hats at Strand, promising quality and durability, with prices and a safety notice about copyists and unrelated nearby shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calthorpe-Street
Otice
Rosamond Station
Calthorpe
James Edwards
J. Edwards
Rawstone-street
Clerkenwell
Lon O Don
Tla
Joan Perring
Dovilstreet
Strand
Cecil Street
Cheap Clothing by Wain and Co Tailors Fleet Street
Wain and Co announce a new extensive winter clothing assortment for gentlemen at cash prices. Highlights include Saxony cloth coats, kerseymere trousers, waistcoats, and marseilles fabrics with elegant patterns, plus beaver capes and livery items, all offered with punctual service and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain and Co., Tailors, &c
Fleet Street
Riz Marseilles
Masers, Swain and Co
Cepa Knetty
Juvenile Disernment and a Riddle Expounded
A London advertisement promotes Warren's Jet Blacking for boots. It features a clever riddle exchange with a prize of new boots polished by the product. Warren's Blacking is sold liquid and paste at Od.-Jdd.-16d. each, 30 Strand, with a warning that all others are counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Robert Warren
Serand
London
The Literary Fund Anniversary At Freemasons Hall
The forty fifth anniversary was held in Freemasons Hall with Duke of Somerset presiding. Lords and patrons attended and the secretary reported year receipts of 257 TH Ts Od and expenditures of 2 el tz bd leaving a small treasurer’s balance. The Rev Dr Croly spoke on literature distribution totaling twenty thousand pounds since start, noting over half in the last decade and 1 3500 in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons'hall
Duke of Somerset
Lord Mahon
Rajah
Ramimohun Roy
Wallaty Bailey
Mr. Hope
Mlb
Chevalier Gorduya
Disraeli
W. Elis
Iterature
Croly
Gentleman
England
Europe
British Museum
National Gallery
Philchewy
Lord Maton
Walter Scott
France
Enghand
Messrs
Otto, Busse
Gluck
Germany
Glauros
Stockbridge
Dangerous
Newmarket
Jason
Criterion
Weeper
Earwell
Forester
Sweetakes
Clearwelbmot
Beatae
Ascot
Young
Rapid
Weéper
Sir Robert
Sligo Gilly
Lord Lichfield
Anglesea
Sir Hubert
Pledge
Titian
Ma Prince Llewellyn
Chester
Cactus
Heaten
Despot
York
Shoveler
Gily
Marinella
Te + Sarge
Lucius
Anglesen
Baynere
Toby
Cheltenham
Danserous
Aucet
Warwick
Cassino
Lord Worcester
Bidalgo
Divan
Epsom
Prince Llewellyn
Revenge
Glaucus
Foreater
Lite Cassino
Twaity Cult
Rough Robin
Glenmore
Grampus
the Brave
Astracas
Shylock
Moses
Jerman
Error
Atalomee
Whiteboy
Waxlight
Tus
Minster
Kate
Jersey
Peter
Conningseur
Suiss
Sevillian
Triatty
Bravo
Tarantella
Goodwood
Harpalice
Beara
Minima
Mixbury
Clearwell
Octave
Heal
Oyee Deception
Huntingdon
Frailty
Egham
Enchantment
Bath
Luzborotzh
Divag
Ambrosio
Saint Amina
Augustus
Turentelia
Wee Ettay Falernia
Tigress
Bedford
Fidalgo
Janissary Temperance
Gioval
Manillas
Asto
Cinderela
Mr. Vansittart
Violante
Lewes
Partiality
Erase Octave
Weaver
Alice
Beast Elvaston, &c
Fidelty
Lady Moore
Carew
Newton
Lady Marcia
Lot
Doncaster
Ree
Anthaile
Amina
Vespa
Diversity
Long List of Minorities and Motion Signatories Across Regions
A sprawling roster lists numerous individuals and titles from varied counties and towns, including Whitmore and Dawe Aghionhy figures, with many entries spanning Bristol, Coventry, Exeter, Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin, and London. The document appears as a compilation of names, affiliations, and locales, possibly for a petition or motion record, with scattered military and noble titles noted among civil names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SW. Whitmore
Dawe Aghionhy
Hal
Coch Reece
Negotiation with Holland Seeks Preliminary Treaty Hope
The Mourning Post reports a high authority outline of the present Dutch negotiation with Belgium. A preliminary treaty is proposed to release Dutch prisoners from Antwerp and to pledge no renewed hostilities while relations remain unsettled. Scheldt navigation would be free until a final settlement, with Austria Russia and Prussia to assist later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Antwerp
Hudlaind
Belgium
Scheldt
England
France
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Prince Talleyrood
Lord Palmerston
Presentation Of Plate To Mr O Connell By Irish Patriots
James Hogan presents Daniel O Connell with a plate at Eyre Anns Fasein praising his political career and the Reform Bill, citing unity between Protestant and Catholic groups, English and Irish aims, and the need for justice, education reform, and Irish independence through reform in Parliament. The tribute highlights reform, morality, and economic potential of Ireland within Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hogan
O'Connell
Lisekaton
Nurio
Trish
Commons
Ann
Daniel O'Connell
Thames
London
O Whiel Po
Pinglish
Muiskind
England
Stanley
Ireland
Colunins
Ndt
Providence
House of Commons
House of Lords and Commons
Friends of Justice and Humanity
Engand
Lord Brougham
Old
Erin
Barrossa
Medea
Egypt
Yuu
Letter to the editor on Cobbett Peel and Parliament
A reader expresses dismay at the House of Commons actions during Cobbett’s motion to remove Sir Robert Peel from the privy council. The writer condemns perceived partiality by the Speaker, defends Cobbett’s resolutions as true, and laments Parliament’s lack of dignity and accountability in May 1533.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
House of Commons
Cobbett
Robert Peel
Privy Council
Litacae of Commons
Commons’ House
Mr. Cobbett
Mgr. Sutton
Robert Beck
Robert Cofton
Canadian WANTs balance our population in York Upper Canada
A historical item reports a ceds balancing population with 3107 males to 417 visiting females, a political note from Patriot York. It also covers a London street incident at Gray's Inn Lane about police liquor stock, the loss of the packet ship William Drayton with cargo and Bank funds, and a Cardiff theft involving Attwill from the brig Commerce. The Glasgow Free Press notes infant mortality details, and Liverpool cotton market figures for May 18 with imports and sales across many grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Upper Canada
Gray's
Calthorpe Arms
William Drayton
Norfolk Beacon
Sutton
New York
Charleston
S.C
New Inlet
Currituck County
Norfolk
Bodies Island
Ogether
Cuarice
Rogeery
Attwill
Commerce
Cardiff
Oporto
Don Pedro
Guascon
Cooper
Humane Society
Toia
Glasgow Free Press
Walsh
Ireland
Iverpool
Sea Islands
New Orleans
Alabamas
Pernams
Shi
Bahias
Smyrnas
Royal Camp Mobilizations Across Europe Report
Reports from Galignani's Messenger describe a royal ordinance calling 10,000 men of the class of 1833 into active service. War ministers plan camps near Paris and the northern frontier with officers overseeing maneuvers, and additional camps in Vendée to build roads and bridges. Costs exceed 12,000,600f for the latter camps, with troops from all services. Other items note Austrian and Turkish tensions, Gulf front movements, and financial quotes across European bonds and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galignani
Sularde
Paris
Alps
Spain
Angyburgh
Sith
Yth
Vienna
Constantinople
Ibrahim Pacha
Porte
Count Orloff
Berlin
M.de Nagler
Frankfort
Alexandria
Missr Wekmuiesi
Journal de Loiret
M. de Calamarde
Toulouse
Orleans
Don Carlos
France
Patriote Suisse
Poland
Soleure
Zokwill
Lucerne
Soleare
Faenca
Foxvs
Fit
Rente de
Naples
Rente d
Exchange
London
Usc
Cours Authentique
Diplomatic hopes and Americas intelligence in a crowded press
Confident hopes spring in political circles that a Dutch armistice leads toward a satisfactory treaty with Scheldt access. News from South America notes Santa Anna’s election seen as certain, cholera abating in Havana, and sea-borne bullion movements via the Reynard and Opossum. Reports also cover Barbadoes sugar losses from drought, Newfoundland assembly disputes, Peel's possible return to office, ministerial rearrangements, and a Newgate respite for George Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheldt
South America
Santa Anna
Havanna
Philadelphia
Bombay
Halifax
Boston
New Brunswick
Barbadoes
Newfoundland
England
Mercury
Constantinople
Robert Peet
Orrnce
Robert Peel
Lord Althorp
House of Commons
Cobbett
Earl Grey
Mr. Ellice
Westend
Marquis of
Anglesea
Ireland
Lord Palmerston
India
5S. Rice
Duke of Richmond
Lord Melbourne
Earl of Munster
Earl
True Sun
St. Geoace
Maartya
Southwark
Newgate
George Davis
Thomas Cooper
Epsom Races Programme With Derby Stakes Details
The forthcoming Epsom meeting faces fine weather prospects with seven races on the card. Baron de Tessier and a committee close the Tottenham Cover road to protect public safety. Craven Stakes and Derby entries headline a four day program featuring major races and substantial added sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Baron de Tessier
Tottenham Cover
Baron de Veasier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid
Wwickenham
R. R
William Spicer
Tower
Tower-street
Seven Dials
Ea A. d
Wm. Wookey
W. Manns
Jos. Morgan
Charles Lacey
Peter Geehie
Rockivy
George Way
Rog. Oo
Peter Emans
Gledhill
Josiah Bratt
J. Wells
Win. Bratt
Keep
Liu
John Orgill
Hinton
Patey
A. Pratt
Mr.Smith
A. Bell
W. Game
Smith
Tho
W. Cruce
H. Murray
Murray MaSaimed Beetoo
Normington
Dalton
Oyj. Jackson
Sibley
Lowcock
James Casing
Mr. Ashford
T. Clark
Seaton
Jas. Thompson
Hugh Gear
Lo Mem.p. Lovegrove
Mir
Josh. Gamble
Mr. Nightingale
Mir G. Element
Wells
Parker
T. Gregory
Fancy
Plowman
J. A. Gilbank
Thomas Stout
Paddington
J. Morgan
Harp
Little Russell-street
Covent-garden
J. Games
Belvidere Tavern
Pentonville
John Grinham
Rose Wnd
Crown
Sir-street
Lambeth
J. Horn
Plough
Fore-street
Cripplegate
J. Procter
Prince
Regent-street
J. Rockley
Cross Keys
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Apleby
Ray-street
Dean-street
Holborn
Cawnwadun
Canteen
Woolwich
George Hawkins
Bell-yard
Temple-bar
Mr. Asquith
Rose and Crown
Leadenball-market
Shelton
Old Compton-street
Soho
Murray
King of Prussia
Hoxton New-town
Rich- North
Freemasons’ Arms
Salmon-lune
Limehouse
Shedger
Castle Tavern
Moorgate
C. Cutts
Coopers’ Arns
High-street
Poplar
Cresswell
Great St. Helen's
E. Dalton
Holland Arts
Kensington
Shephard
Fountain and Grapes
Hlackman-street
Borough
A. Smith
Swan
Oxford-street
Wm. Bratt
Red House
Gravel-lane
Grover
Lord Nelson
Whitechapel-round
Phillips
Marge
Wall
Turpin
J.grinham
J. Hare
Bishopsgate-street
Jus. Gamble
John Hayter
Jack Straw
Hampstead
Jebone
G. Baldock
Nightingale
Lisson-grove
Bricklayers' Arms
John-street
Bethnal
Green-road
Hemery
Masous
Kairou Guothi
Pliny
L. Hy
Navymber
Messrs. Goss and Co
Ross and Co
M.R
Papas, Paint, &c
MIT Price
the Literary Fund
TE Haillie
J. B
Bristol
Hainbridge
Tauni Isaretl
Mailstone Bish
Ey Buller
North Stilt
Bulwer
H.L
Coventry
Burdett
Sir F
Westminster
Rel Evans
Dublin Co
Lalor
Queen's County
Connell
Boblin
Maurice
Tralee
Kerry
Morpeth
Viscount
South Ridsayout
Yorkshire
Morrison
Ipswich
Ord
Henry
Newport
Sheffield
Mark
Manches
Walker
Bury
Walter
Berkshire
Warburton
Bridport
Whitmore
Malverhampton
Whalley
Sir S
Marylebone
Yyoung
Tynemouth
LAND
Fife
Consell
Youghal Connell
Meath
Ruthven
K.S
Dublin
Vigors
ME O'Connell
Sir Re.pell
Foreign Intelligence
Sporting
Ridsdale
Twatty
Hanter
Mr. Greville
Grampus of
Rawlinson
Exeter
Sir Roberto
Mr. Wood
Olerd
Lord Verulamn
Mgt. Rabin
R. Payne
Mr. Houldsworth
Robert Agat Titian
Pyen
Glaucas
Rabin
Cooke
Batson
Barrow
Chifney
Lord Chesterfield
Stonehewer’s
Cae
Br. Rawlinson
Ld Egremonont
Lesterfield
Mr.Chifney
Agent Lofield
Dirce
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