Egyptian Hall Upholstery Opens with Cabinet Society Offers
The Egyptian Hall establishment at Piccadilly and 71 Leadenhall Street announces the Cabinet-Wakers Society takeover offering fourteen departments from carved oak chairs to upholstery. It promotes low prices, extensive display, and a sickness and burial fund for members, inviting patrons to inspect the halls free of charge and request price lists by post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet-Wakers' Society
Piccadilly
William J
William IV
George Robins
London
England
Cabiet-makers’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Newhonies
Ius
Firsr
Thomas Hasler
Leaderhall-street
London Crowd Reads Riotous Courtroom Debates 1833
A chaotic London scene unfolds with testimonies on wages and disorder at Hatton Garden and judgments against masters who deduct wages amid alleged work stoppages. The Lord Mayor warns of severe penalties while arrests for stamping papers and assaults on Miss Vincent highlight public order issues and badge of law enforcement strain.
OHNSTONE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE AND MECHI OFFERS
A compact 19th century catalog entry notes November issues of OHNSTONE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE and AIMS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE with numerous articles and debates, plus extensive advertisements from Yoals Pope Brothers and Co and Mechi marketing coal prices and tableware. It highlights reviews on religion politics and literature and lists retailers in Edinburgh Glasgow London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohnstone
Edinburgh
Galt
Baron Cuvier
Mr. Waterton
Britain
Notre- Dame
Montis
Cbittney
William Tait
John Anderson
John M‘lend
Glasgow
Simpkin and Marshall
London
John Cumming
Dublin
Win Hill
Paris
King of Cockaigne
England
Josephine
Pope, Brothers
Ww Co
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent’s Park Basin
Masters and Journeymen Hatters Clash Before Lord Mayor
In a crowded court, master hatter Southby accuses James Brown a journeyman of intimidation and work stoppage under Trades Union influence. Ashurst argues workers’ tyranny imperils trade. the Lord Mayor pledges conciliation and orders Southby to present clear evidence while the union-backed protestors hiss and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Ashurst
James Brown
Southby
Charles Fisher
John Rees
Trades’ Union
Alderman Thorp
Court of Requests
Flower
Alderman Harmer and Co
Hisses
Mr. Flower
Mr. Ashurst
Southly
Court of Reuests
Mr. Southby
Hookey
Parish pay for pavements debate ends in inquiry
A letter from John Goldscutt, district surveyor to St Paul Covent Garden and St Clement Danes, challenges the process behind a pavements surveyor’s appointment. He cites a suspicious vestry vote and asks who pushed charges against the former surveyor, while criticizing lack of relevant craft experience and asserting misconduct by committee members. Also reports Birmingham court leet appointments and the abandonment of a society ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Clarges-street
Westminster
Duke of Somerset
Ramsey
Brompton
Ohn Goldscutt
St. Paul, Covent-garden
St. Clement Danes
Treatment of Tenantry in Ireland Shocked by Ejectments
The Longford estate ejectments disenfranchise 281 tenants for Papist ties and election votes. Farrell, aged and land-bound, loses renewal and is cast to the road after building on his lease. Lorton arrears used to force departures, with many unable to pay or defend themselves. Ross tenants claim no arrears, while Antrim turf rents hint at tithe valuation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moore
Combe
Ratcliffe Gas Company
Mr. Combe
Evans
Thames Police
Echi
United Kingdom
Mechi
America
East
West Indies
Canada
London
Leadenhall Street
Cambridge Road
Mileend
Bagatelle
No. 4
Leadenhall-street
Cornhill
Nechi
Corshill
Manufactory
Mile-enda
Mech
Corni
Shefa
Ireland
Lady Ross
Longford
Farrell
Lus
Siberia
Lorton
Ross
Antrim
Randalstown
Extrajudicial Orations Prompt Parliamentary Inquiry
The Register notes a recent speech by a judge will be examined by Parliament after sessions open. The judge referenced is Baron Smith of the Irish Court of Exchequer contemporaries identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Smith
Trish
The Antrim police purge sparks sectarian pressure
A county Antrim report claims a planned police reshuffle will remove twelve of thirty six officers from five stations on November 1. Seven of the twelve are Roman Catholics, tying to wider concerns about sectarian staffing. The piece notes similar drafts affecting Catholic police in Glenarm Barony and other districts and urges the Irish government to address the religious balance. The Narative cites depositions to be sent to government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen-Square
Georgi Hardman
King's Court
Great Suffolk Street
Southwark
the Gaunélet
The
Reformer
Henry Serveir
St. Saviour’s
the Grove
Guildford Street
Borough
Newcut
Lambeth
James Haugh
Novi
Thomas-street
White
Strand
House of Correction
James Reeves
No. 2
Lambeth Square
Police Gazette
Servier
Police
Commissioners of Stamps
Sail
Guide To
Knowledge
Lambeth-street
Halton-garden
Bow-street
Ter
Weekly Dispatch
True Sun
Serveir
Antrim
County Antrim
Glenarm Barony
Littleton
Belfast considers new tea trade venture with China
A respected source reports Belfast plans a joint stock company to open direct tea trade with China. The venture aims to boost local industry, lower prices, and expand home manufactures into the celestial empire, challenging East India Company interests and invigorating regional commerce. Cork described as the empire’s finest and safest port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Belfast
East India Company
Cork
Cashel Mayor Probed Over Pennefather Aldermen Links
In a Cashel inquiry session Mayor Sir John Judkin Fitzgerald testified about the Aldermen board and the Pennefather family’s influence. The list presented by Mr Roe shows multiple Pennefather relatives occupying alderman positions and close kin in the corporation, with laughter at shared cousins among the officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashel Corporation
John Judkin Fitzgerald
Cashel
Thomas Fitzgerald
Haona
King
Board of Aldermen
Richard Pennefather
O’brien
Richard Peenefather
Hanna
Roe
Mr. Pennefather
Pennefather
William Pennefather
Cork
Matthew Pennefather
Lakefield
Ambrose Going
Owen Lloyd
William Lloyd
Hanna—Kingsmill Pennefather
Nicholas Mansergh
Daniel Connor
Richard Connor
Annesfust
Thomas Pennefather
Pennefather family ties shape local election clashes
The report ties Thomas and Matthew Pennefather to aldermanic influence and a cousin link to the late Richard Pennefather amid contested elections and recitals of office power. It notes a Birmingham equitable labour exchange meeting led by O'Hara and Pare, plus wage decrees at Killarney and various Irish market prices in Cork Dublin and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermen
Richard Pennefather
Mr. Pennefather
T. Pennefather
Matthew Dennefather
Corporation
Recorder
Thomas Pennefather
Denuty Recorder
Lasore Exenasce
O'Hara
Arthur's Quay
Pare
Birmingham
Limerick
Dublin Corn- Exchange
M'Cann
Chelsea
Green
Soho-square
Morning Chronicle
London to Richmond road project eyed near Hammersmith
A plan to form a new road from Hammersmith bridge to Barnes terrace aims to shorten the route between London and Richmond. The report notes the potential impact on travel distance and regional connectivity.
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Lond
Holmes
Aubert
Noblestreet
Cheapside
A. B
Cooper's
J. B
N.B
East and West Indies
United States of America
J. H
Crue
Forse
Lancaster
Brown
Hatton -Garden
Mr. Laing
Holles-street
Clare-market
Rainbow
Fleet-street
F Division
Union-Hall
Johnson
Bermondsey Road
Hubdal
Bermondsey
Messrs. Gaitskill
Tooley-street
King-Street
M. C. Allen
Sad Bell
Gsaar
Hota
F.C. Westley
France
Napoleon
John Bell
Literary Gazette
Spectator
House of Connors
Swan River
Western Australia
J. G. Powell
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R.S
Lane
J. Stevenson
M.D
Wedical
Price Sn
Peat Y
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Antley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
A.ouper
London Med
Lawrence
Stan
Royal College of Surgeons
Lord Byron
Sy Zadkiel the Seer
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper, Paternoster-row
J. T. Hudson
Henrietta-street
Cavendish—square
Hudson
B ‘Hudson
Mechanics’ Magazine
ST. Georgits
Hanover-Square
Francis Lloyd
William Whitheld
Matthew Dixon
Gick Lingham
Headborough
Matthew Walford
Ale Conners
Aris
Marchioness
Wellesley
Church of the Conception
Marlborough-street
Freeman's Journal
Killarney
Frederick W. Mullins
F. Mullins
Waterford Chronicle
Cullen
64Th Regiment
Fermoy
Cork County
Cork’ Herald
Mayo
Freeman
Harley
Isnsiskillen
KiLkenny
Londonperry
Berwicks
S Muerican
Wexford
Todd Pristone
Perth
Hammersmith Bridge
Barnes Terrace
Richmond
McLaNcHoLy
Consells’ Mine
Falmouth Packet
Blacker, Collins, and Co
Radstock
Oge
Bath Journal
Rickards
Rickards, Mackintosh, and Co
East India
Calcutta
India
Lancashire
Cheshire
Derbyshire
Manchester
Manchester Chronicle
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