General Steam Navigation Company and Related Trades
A late 18th century newspaper notice describes the General Steam Navigation Company services from London to Hamburg Lubeck Petersburgh Openhagen and the Rhine with regular packets and passenger opportunities. Other ads promote matchless blacking by Blackwell and Chandler and dental services by Mallan & Sons offering succedaneum teeth without heat or wires. Perfumery depots feature Delcroix’s fragrances and remedies at 158 New Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAL Bteam Navigation Company
Gereral
General
Gation Pomeant
Burgh
Bindlamburgh
Labeck
Ustend
Ritine
Boulogne
Teday
Brighton
Dieppe
de Iestions
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Mesars
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Minneres
Norman
Waternfo
Scates
Iyane
Messrs
Cowie
General Steam Navigation Company
Street
London
Lombard -Street
Monsieur Mallan
Paris
N.B
Shrewsbury
Elcrolx and CO
Russia
Austria
Prussia
New Bond-street
Delcroix
Del¢roix
Deleroix
Delervix and Co
New Bond Street
Appointments and Commissions in Whitehall Telegrams May 1835
The King directs patents to be issued confirming Melbou rne Spring Rice and others as Treasury office commissioners and Lord High Treasurer in Ireland. Westminster notices list promotions and half payment cancellations for various officers, including H.S. Jones and M. J. Witlock, with commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Additional appointments name J. J. Foulkes and R. Creyte to militia ranks, and J. Robins resigns in the Yeomanry. Whitehall notices also record Chancery master appointments and other official denotations in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
William Viscount Melbourne
Thomas Spring Rice
Edward Adolphus Seymour
Lord Seymour
William Henory Ord
Engibert Steuart
Enq
Richard More O’ Ferrall
Eaq
Exchequer
Great Britain
Ireland
County of Royal Denbigh
J. J. Foulkes
West Riding
County of York
City of York
West York
R. Creyte
H. A. Linded de
Prtahire Hamar Regiment
J. G. Smith
Southampton
Taiasen
J. Robins
Rice J. Temple
Bankrupts and Dividends in London May 1835
London evening edition lists numerous bankruptcies with surrender dates in May and June 1835, detailing creditors, official assignees, and attending lawyers across multiple cities. It also covers dividends, certificates, and dissolutions of partnerships, naming dozens of individuals and firms including Goldamid, Kirkland, Hobinson, and many solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Prager Goldamid
Quadrant
Regent Street
Bill
Court of Bankruptcy
Mesars Paterson and
Buckland
Old Broad Street
Clark
St. Swithin
Tokenhouse- Agh
Amignee
Graham
Matthew Kirkland
George Hobinson
Manchester
Commissioners'rooms
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
London
Hitchcock
William Haynes
Coln Saint Aldwyns
Gloucestershire
Miller
Iun
Cirencester
Irinder
Lincon’s
Tnp-Fields
Mullings
Charles Murgatford
Shell
Halifax
Bower
Chancery Lane
Mitchell
Alifax
William Taylor
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Smith
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-lane
Edwards
Pancras Lane
Charles Bass
Kingston-upon-Hull
Ely Place
Holborn
Scargill
Hatton-court
Threadneedle Street
Cannan
Sambrook Court
Hasinghall
Anthony Berrini
High Holborn
King’s Arms Yard
Coleman Street
Goldsend
Jane
Sohn’Hall
Jasper ‘Wager
Edgworth
Lancashire
Commissioners’ Rooms
Messrs
Kay and Co
Henry Mawhood
Martindale
Cecil Street
Strand
Gibeon
Basinghall-street
Thomas Laurence
Farnham
Surrey
Fellmonger
the Bush Inn
Prickett
Odiham
Hants
Bridger
Finsbury Circus
William Thompson
Brassington
Derbyshire
Red Lion
Wirksworth
Messia
Adlington
Gregory
Falkner
J. Maberly
Broad Street
Cheapside
H. C. Curlewes
Hanover Street
Hanover
Square
D. W. Stephena
Emaworth
Hampshire
N. Copling
T. Wood
King Street
City
G. Tuck
Cleveland Street
Fitzroy-square
M.A Phillips
Cornt-square
Marylebone
J. Priestly
J. Priestley
Coanter Street
Southwark
Hip
J. E.C. Bentley
Wigmore Street
Cavendish Square
J. Owen
Dover Street
Piccadilly
J. Jameson
Muscovy Court
Tower Hill
Wing Merchant
Bond
Westmoreland Street
Darylebone
Letter from Henry Ackerly to Lord Melbourne 1835
Akerly writes to Lord Melbourne from May 12 1835 noting allegiance to liberal aims and urging removal of a Gloucestershire landholder from a Poor Law Relief Bill list. He cites Gloucestershire Chronicle and references Lansdowne, Duke of Beaufort, and Chancery trusteeship while seeking government action and a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Mangesbury
Mangersburg
Lord Lansdowne
Ackerly
Lord Melbourne
Lansdowne House
Tith
Melbourne
The Carmarthenshire Grey Coats Honor Sir James Williams
A penny subscription is started among allied and independent yeomanry to present a piece of plate to Sir James Williams, our county member, in recognition of his parliamentary service and patriotic votes in the House of Commons. The Welshman approves this tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmarthenshire
James Williams
House of Commons
Lords in Session and Divorced by Poor Laws Debate
The House of Lords sat at five with Lord Desaman on the wool sack and Lord Bexley presenting a petition for Church accommodation in Scotland. A Commons message noted amendments to a bill and papers on the City of London's Chamberlain. The House moved to a Committee on the Divorce Bill with a report set for Thursday. Lord Shaftesbury proposed adjournment as Brougham questioned claims of husband and wife separation under the Poor Laws Amendment Act. He warned against unfounded tales of separation and called for decency while debating possible workhouses. The chamber adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Desaman
Lord Bexley
Scotland
Commons
Colonel Evans
Scott
London
Earl of Suartesurry
Wholehouse
Earl of Shaftesbury
Uere
Lord Brougham
Portugal
Spain
O'Connelle
England
Africa
Mr. Robinson
Fowell Buxton
Hou
Divett
Exeter
Stockport
South Shields
Excise
Butchers’ Arms
Landon
Treasury
Hoontleman
Ord
Hume
Pryme
É. Barclay
G. Strickland
Robinson
Afr
Carruthers
Memser
M. Patulis
Irish Education Debate Pushes Board of National Education
Mr Wyse argues for a national Irish education board with government backing, funds, and land grants, insisting education must be widespread and well taught. He criticizes past Catholic and Protestant schooling, urges impartial leadership, and envisions a unified system anchored in religion as a guiding principle. The House agrees to leave the bill for later consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lyons
Council of
Trent
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Attuunye
Kildare-street
Board of National Education
Dublin
Hise
Dalahharites
Board For the Advancement of National Education
O'Brien
Lord Morpeth
Board of Education
North Lancashire
F. Shaw
Waterford
Exchequer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Srgam
Ciascow
Circus
Gee Docks
Beara
Spectator
Edward Churton
Hollen-street
Pilgrim Brothers
York
Public Library
Holles-atreet
Wales
France
Netherlands
Iceland
Carlisle
Mercator
Joseph Thomas, T, Finchlane
Lembton
Stewarts
Hetton
George Newton
Cannon-row
Westiminster
Blackwell and Chandler
N.P
Preaton
Henry Hunt
Broadwall
Blackfriars
Waxons
G.P. Howard
Viscount
Morpeth
Waty
Inverpess
A. W. Chisholm
Chisholm
Ajesty
War Office
Fort Notsr
H.S. Jones
F H
M. J. Witlock
Rickert Reroyd Payne
Leeds
Traordie Hight
George William Craddock
Nuneaton
County of Warwick
Gent
High Court of Chancery
S. Mills
Sen
B. Jowett
Boltcourt Fleet Street
K. Johnston
J. Farmer
Osborn-sueet
Whitechapel
R. Nichola
Wakefield
Yorkshire
J.W Greenshields
Tailor—J
Durham
J. Middleton
Cheshire
R.©. Hughes
Leanington Prior
Warwickshire
W. Greenwood
Sutton Upon Trent
Nottinghamshire
H. Hix
Harplan Towerstreet
T. P. Dunn
Cain's Cross
J. Fox
Liverpool
W. G. Stanaway
N. Symons
Falmouth
G. Scorah
Liversidge
Swinton
T. B. Harness
W. P. Michell
Tavistock
Devonshire
O—W
J. Mortlock
Regent-street
G. Jones
J. Barker
Coseley
Bolwa-le-Moors
J. Coffin
J. Liewellin
Merthyr Tidfil
Glamorganshire
Tannera
W. A. Metcalfr
J. W. Bell
Quidham
M*mahon
W. Hoyle
Wood Street
W. Peilden and O
Blackburn
W.thorp
A. Wardrop
J. Line
Glass
W.S. Bastard and Co
Cungces Henry Ackerly
Imperial Parliament
Tne
Youghal
Roscommon
Roebuck
D. W. Harvey
Halford
Schee
Leicester
Heathcote
John Gibbons
Lincoln
Bennett
Carew O'Dwyer
C. Russel
Marter
Imo
Rocuce
Tewkesbury
Capt
Allager
Chatham
Mr. Tooke
Truro
Praed
Board of Commissioners For
India
Court of Directors
Fast India Company
Lord Hestesbury
Wyse
Lill
Hhe
Lie
Europe
Aoada
Sheil
R. Peel
H. Hardinge
Offie
Evening Mail
Peel
Education Commission
Trinity College
Maynooth
Empire
Canning
Remo
Lord Saspos
Comson
Robert Bateson
Theingdom
Lynch
Ulster
Madagascar
Mixed Commission
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