Shipping notices and auctions mingle with books and chariots
A long page lists steam packets from Dublin Plymouth and Falmouth with departure dates in November, plus freight and passenger details. It also details general steam navigation services to Hamburg Ostend Calais Boulogne Dieppe and other ports, with agents and offices. The issue promotes Meadows Italian English Dictionary Gordon on Locomotion and a late Sir William Russell law library sale, and advertises a fashionable chariot and aLandaulette for sale at Great Queen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
G. Brooks
St. Katherine
John-street
Edin
Erening
Nonpan Steam Navigation Company
General Steam Navigation Company
Hanburg
His Majesty
Satarday
Ostend
Calais
Boulogne
Wiacket
Brighton
Dieppe
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Messrs. de Bie
Rabo
Crescent
Hinories
Norman
Water- Jane
Tower-street
Neusra
Hall
Custom-house Quay
Black
Scatea
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Cowie
F. C. Meadows
University of Paris
London
Thomas Tegg
SIR _W. RUSSELL
LAW Library
Sotheby and Son
Wellington-street
Strand
Twensway
William Oldnall Russell
Bengal
Barnewall
Aldernon
Creswell
Bingham
Durnford
East
India
Calcutta
Incendiary Fire at Barking Prompts Two Suspect Arrests
Details of a large fire at Lodge Farm Barking on Wednesday night followed by the arrest of James Hunt and Stephen Larkins. They were questioned after being seen near the yard as the blaze began. Their statements about aiding a drunken man were doubted and they were remanded for further examination. Mr Gray, owner of Lodge Farm, praised as a public benefactor, faces disruption from the incident though insurance covers losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunt
Stephen Larkins
Gray
Western
Bow
Hunt
Larkins
Poly
Mr. Gray
Sede Oshaw
Tio Hoes
Eatractine
Royal Exchange
Eyre Elected Recorder of Warrens Amid Vestry Controversy
George Eyre junior was elected Recorder of Warrens near Romsey, replacing J. Wastie who resigned. The contest included R. Missing of Titchfield, whose family long held the post. A St James's Vestry ratepayers meeting at Swallow Street debated electing vestrymen under Sir Hobhouse's Act and prepared resolutions criticizing the Vestry. The gathering adjourned after votes of thanks to the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eyre
G. Eyre
Warrens
Romsey
J. Wastie
Lockhart
R. Missing
Titchfield
Southampton
ST. James’s
Hobhouse
Emp
Iyman
VICE-CHANCERY COURT CIVIL PETITION OVER CUSTODY FUND
Trustees of a George estate seek court order to recover custody of a granddaughter from her father a clergyman and to restrain future control over her education and maintenance. The Vice-Chancellor rules the father in acquiescing to management by others sustained and grants relief with potential compensation for the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait
George
Hio
Yeovil
Edward Sugden
Mr. Pigott
Mr. Bellasis
Baker v Hancock apothecary suit over 21 pounds with 87 visits
In King s Bench bail court Justice Littledale presided over Baker v Hancock an apothecary sued to recover 21 pounds 15 shillings for attendances on the defendant s wife from August 16 to September 21 1833. The jury found 15 pounds 53 shillings after disputing the 5 shillings per visit rate and number of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
Justice Littledale
Baker
Bernandsess
Hoxton
Platt
Justice Litledale
Admiralty Court weighs ship owner liability in pilot act case
In an Admiralty hearing before Sir John Nichol, the Gereloma case questions whether owners face liability beyond ship value for damage caused by pilots. The argument centers on the 6th Geo. IV act and whether masters or pilots bear ultimate responsibility, with judgment to be reserved for further discussion.
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Gereloma
Edward
King's Advocate
Adams
John Nichol
Wm Scott
Admiralty Court
Leith
London
Faith
Cromer
Edinburgh Castle
Trusty
Yarmouth
King’s Advocate
Phillimore
Edinburgh
Teasty
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds and Global News
Shipping notices report wrecks and groundings across ports from Sea Beach to Dundee. Vessels like the Mary Ann from Gainsborough to London and the Providence from Poole sink or suffer stern damage. crews are saved in many cases while cargoes and vessels are damaged or lost amid gales and shipping hazards across Britain and Europe.
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Writstasce
Mary Ann
Ward
Gainsborough
London
Vermouth
Providence
Davis
Poole
Plymouth
Lark
Boscastle
Jolla
Alderney
Navarino
Pelligrini
Odessa
Newport
Joho
Newmags
Mitrorp
Princess Royal
Glasgow
Bristol
Carpicax
Thomas
Lewthwaite
Horvueap
Leeds
Liverpool
Dublin
West House
Lee
Scott
Porto Cabello
Stromness
Hope
Miller
St. Petersburgh
Belfast
Hog Sound
Ferovia
Newman
Quebec
Limerick
Prodo
Sunderland
Holy Island
N.W
Norway
Forbes
St.Petersburgh
Mandahi
Bishop and Clerks Rocks
Newcastle
John
Inverness
Hartlepool
Che James
Ron
Carssg
Rotterdam
Orfordness
Walley
W.N.W
Mercury
Sutherland
Bridport
Derby
Julia Amalia
Hildebrand
Stoneskar
Hampares
Frederick
Dantzic
Russia
Hanson
White Sea
Freundschaft
Danker
Kovigaberg
Amsterdam
Rengberg
Pondoe
Goole
Jutland
Orden
Langeraag
F.S
Brazil
Monnikendam
Kramer
Rio Janeiro
Borkum
Egerland
Louise
Beckmanson
Stockholm
Katwyk
Schevengin
Jonge Freerk
Vischer
Danzic
Bordeaux
North Sea
Qocr
Charlotte
Rimm
Copenhagen
Hilke Tromp
Zylstra
Trieste
Rotterpam
Southworth
Smyrna
Garrick
Quebéc
Annandale
Anderson
Daublin
Crane Island
Voter rolls shrink as Warwick Revising Barristers close courts
At Warwick the Revising Barristers closed their courts on Saturday se en. Many voters from the last registration were erased for not paying rates within the act period and some for refusing to pay the registering shilling. Last year’s voters numbered 1390, this year 1012, a drop of 368 in the borough.
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Warwick
A Tibetan Wife: Desired Qualities for a Bride in Shakya Tale
The Asiatic Journal describes the ideal Tibetan bride for Shakya marriage, listing traits like chastity, humility, generosity, and reverence for in-laws. It emphasizes inner virtue, self-control, modest dress, diligence in moral duties, and a life free from vanity, deceit, and cupidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakya
Labour and wages under attack in English press
A harsh critique of wage policy and Poor Law reforms, accusing Morning Chronicle and Morning Herald of backing capital over labour. It argues that despite rising production, wages lag and taxes crush workers, while authorities praise labor market gains as proof of prosperity. A gloomy view on England as capital's Elysium and industry’s hell.
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Morning Chronicle
Horne Tooke
Herald
England
Elysium
Salford House of Correction
The
Guardian
Manchester
Refutation of Edinburgh Journal's claims on London printing wages
A reader from Islington, 1834, denounces Chambers's Edinburgh Journal assertions on London printer wages and apprenticeship limits. The letter argues London compositors are paid by a mutual wage scale, not by proprietor whim, and warns such misstatements mislead readers about the London press and provincial cheaper production. The writer requests True Sun space to publish a factual correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Edinburgh
Metropolis
London
Edinburgh Journal
England
Iaform Bia
C. Islington
Man shot at Stork-green near Meopham survives
The man shot by Mr Hurley is not dead though recovery is unlikely. The charge was small shot entering the upper thigh, shattering the bone. contemplation of amputation was avoided. A suspect was identified by Mr Hurley and committed. Holland, linked to the affair, was captured at Chatham and sent to Maidstone gaol for trial. Marylebone transfers licenses as magistrates urge strict adherence to recognizances with two meeting dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Derweil
Gregorie
Amy Collins
Charles Pollett
St. George’s Place
Albany-road
Camberwell
Wm. Hutchinson
No. Uv
Ewer-street
Gravel Lane
Southwark
Messrs. White and Burrell
Alexander
Charlotte-street
New Cut
Hill
White
Ilefany
George Bandy
Peter-street
Westminster
Wes
Wedgwood
Cragg
Gaul
Qphe
Hig Aurue
Kingston
Applican
John
Myers
Mill Pond Bridge
Bermondaey
Berry
Richard Randall
Borough Compter
Ansley
Robinson
St. George’s Workhouse
C. Anderson
Mr. Hunter
St. George
Anderson
Alderman Apsley
Brixton
Thames
Aaron Smith
Frances Charlotte
London
Canton
Combe
Une
China
Cape
John Williams
Williams
Wiliams
Wilson
Tucker
Smiths
Capt. Smith
Munro
Gilbert
Currey
Duncan
Creme
Mr. Combe
Smith
St. Helena
England
Hurley
Stork-green
Meopham
Gugician
Holland
Chatham
Maidstone
Marylebone
Justices of the Peace
Court-house
Peter Laurie
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Alexander Gordon
Great
Queen-street
Long-acre
Barking
LAW Intelligence
Edinburgh Gusdle
Commissioner Bowen
John Ward
Great Windmill-street
Woodroffe
Burrell
James Densit
Robert Skate
Osdler
Cooke
Nijs
Toohey
Holburn
Kempton
Ostler
Osman
Police Intelligence
QUEEN
Wayling
Roppery
John Chalmers
Maria
Joseph Bullman
Rotherhithe
Ballantine
Joshua Judge
Thames Police
Tight
Bullmar
Bullman
Chalmers
Algoa Bay
Burton
Capt. Burton
George Fielder
John Dodson
Shipping Intelligence
Lloyd's
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