General Steam Navigation Ships Sail London For Hamburg And Rotterdam
The General Steam Navigation Company announces sailings from London to Hamburg with ships including the Columine under Capt. Corbin and the Superb under Capt. Moafeo. Also departures to Rotterdam with the Attwood Capt. Stranack Tess Edward Banks Capt. Mowll Harlequin Capt. Corbin and other packets to Ostend Calais and Dieppe each Saturday or Sunday morning.
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General Steam Navigation Company
London
Hamburg
His
Columbine
John Palmer Corbin
Joe Tourist
Charles Berners Bridge
Superb
William Moafee
Ramona
Rigden
William Joliffe
Alex. Downie
Tery
Rotterdam
His Majesty's
Attwood
Robert Stranack
Tessa Edward Banks
Isaac Mowll
Harlequin
James Corbin
Rida
Weostend
Frcalais
Brighton
Dieppe
Pencils with Steel Points Fraud Alert and Rail Travel Advert
A Victorian notice warns against steel pointed pencils as frauds sold by Mordan and Co London. It urges shopkeepers to check for patent cases with a red SMCo seal and warns of higher profits from spurious items. Also lists mail coach routes, fares, and inns, plus numerous testimonials for Morison Universal Medicine cures.
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Areake
Nee ¢ Conrau
T. No
New Bridge-street
London
Tadpae and Son
Newata
Disborough
Royal College of London
K- Boke
Globe
Medwich
Aleeky
Booley
Queen-street
W. Tee
A. Sharwood
Bishoprate
Hae
Whaay and Co
Oxford-street
Crosshire Chapel-Road
Prout
Strand
Ehate
Islington
High-street
Place On
Brick-lane
Bethnal-green
Farrer
eWvall
Hendebourek
Holborn
W. Walter
Walter
Enirat
Aueltlt
Lect Company
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark's
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
Exeter
Elliot's
Bath and Exeter Mall
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Orwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Incoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy
Coventry
Fackwood
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Riegate
Canterbury
Kent
Heltenham
Haines
Cheltenham
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Plough
Nottingham
Derby Times
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Portsnouth
Nances Fountain Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs
Hogarth
Maxell
Spanton
Olders
Southampton
Jones
Hampshire
Chatham Nelson
Edward
Worthing
Chelmsford
French
C. &c. Thendon
W. Chaplin and Co
Eno Sos Pritish College of Health
King’s Cross
New Road
Morison
Castle Coffee-house
Walworth-roads
Joseph Mace
P.S
Messrs. Morison
Mont. Gentieven
Castle-street
Western-road
C. J. Eatman
Mr. Morison
Swallow-gardens
Mary Ann Smith
The
College
New-road
King's-cross
Surrey
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Field
Quadrant
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Mr. Welker
Lamb's Conduit
Red Lion-square
J. Lofts
Mile End-Road
Bennett
Covent-garden-market
Higdon
Fleur-de-lis-court
Norton Falgate
Haslet
Ratcliffe Highway
Norbury
Brentford
Stepping’s
Clare-rourket
Salmon
Little Bell-alley
Varrat’s
Lucas-street
Commercial
Beech
Sloane-square
Chelsea
Chapple
Royal Library
Pall-mall
Pippin
Wingrove-place
Clerkenwell
C. Atkinson
New Trinity-grounds
Cept
Ford
Craven-street
Oliver
Bridgestreet
Vauxhall
J. Monk
Bexle Head
Mr. Stokes
St. Ronan's
Dartford
Mr. Cowell
Terrace
Pimlico
Mr. Parfitt
Edgware-road
Hart
Portsmouth- Jace
Kennington-lane
Charlesworth
Grocer
Bhoreditch
G. Bower
St. Luke's
S.J. Avila
Hackney
J. S. Briggs
Brunswick-square
Stoke Newington
T. Gardner
Wood-street
Cheapside
Norton-falgate
J. Williamson
Seabright-place
Hackney-road
J. Osborn
Wells-street
Homerton
H. Cox
Union-street
Bishopegat
T. Walter
Hoxton Old Town
Marchant
Walhar
United States of America
Canadas
New Brunswick, &c
Inquest on Lady Caroline Barham’s Death in City Cab Incident
An Edinburgh inquest on Lady Caroline Barham 61, sister of the Earl of Thanet, found she died from chest injuries after a cabriolet struck her near Cavendish Square. The driver, 14-year-old Henry Bartholomew, faced manslaughter charges with a 501 deodand on the cabriolet and horse.
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Stirling
Edinburgh Castle
Queen Anne Street
Brodle
John Lucas
Allsop-terrace
New-road
Margaret-street
Princes-street
Cavendish-square
Sir Claude Scott
Sir Claudescott
Sir Claude
Jones
Thomas Jones
Claude Scott
Maclure
William Robins
Caroline Barham
Princes Street
William Hooker
Harley-street
Lady Barham
Henry Bartholomew
Newgate
Roe
Carburton-street
Exclusive Dealing in Coleraine Elections Raises Alarm
Partisans of the Beresfords advocate exclusive dealing to sway Coleraine voters in the upcoming elections. The Dublin Morning Register notes the tactic is poor in strength and unlikely to change the result.
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Beresfords
Coleraine
Dublin Morning Register
Obituary of Thomas Phippen Secretary to Licensed Victuallers
Mourning notice from the Morning Advertiser for Thomas Phippen Esq, secretary to the Friendly Society of Licensed Victuallers, who died at 127 Fleet Street. The piece recalls his family lineage, lifelong service, and devotion to the society, noting his thirty years of loyal work and the lasting impact of his charitable activities.
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Bourne
Fleet-street
Thomas Phippen
Friendly Society of Licensed Victuallers
Algier
Cartagena
Madrid
England
Laporan
Melcombe
Dorset
Owen Fitz Pen Als
Phippen
Benwell
Society of Friends
Sidcott
Somersetshire
London
Strand
St. Martin’s Infirmary
South Mimms
Middlesex
Capper
Hungerford
Bland
Bath Hotel
Morning Advertiser
Caatherine Street
School For
Druce
Feathers
Waterloo-bridge
John Carr
Leeds workhouse anatomy bill sparks trustee purge
Trustees at Leeds workhouse provoked strong opposition by adopting a plan to give unclaimed poor bodies to medical men for dissection under Warburton's Act. In a vestry meeting to elect six new trustees, a large majority resolved that any trustee who voted for the dissecting resolution would not be re elected for the next year.
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Leeds
Protestants Dissenters Charity School Letter to the Editor
A subscriber defends the Protestant Dissenters Charity School against charges of unfair voting in the master and mistress election. He disputes claims of last minute rule changes, cites timeline details about when rules were altered, and rebuts allegations of bribery or impropriety. He urges the anonymous writer to sign letters and to verify facts before using harsh terms.
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THE
True Sun
Bartholomew-close
Jewin Crescent
A. B
B. É
Public defense of labour exchange at Gray's Inn Road
Robert Owen defends the Labour Exchange to counter claims by W J accusing the institution of undervaluing deposits and collusion by valuers. He calls for specific names, dates, and facts or a public retract. Owen urges accountability to protect public welfare and prevent fraud, stressing the exchange’s aim to provide fair work and relief amid national distress.
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THE
True Sun
W. J
W.J
Gray
Inn-road
Robert Owen
Matton Knight to retire in favor of Fitzwilliam gave new MP
The Yorkshire Gazette notes Mr Knight will retire from Matton borough representation to make way for Mr Fitzwilliam son of the patron and new Member, while Mr Pepys remains. A Doncaster vestry panel recommended trimming church costs. They propose 4d rate, limit wine to 10, no dinners, organist pay only, and no major repairs without vestry vote.
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Matton
Knight
Fitzwilliam
Pepys
Yorkshire Gazette
Curren Reform
Doncaster
Sheffield Independent
Vestry Report Disputed Over Parish Accounts
A letter from Liverpool Street Bishopsgate dated Saturday reveals a challenge to a vestry report on the Andrews Gift and parish charges. The writer, who kept Peacock family accounts during Lordship, denies Mr Springall’s claim of a 272 pounds ten shillings charge and notes inaccuracies in the published report.
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Bishopsgate Chase
Springall
Andrews
Equal Rights Rally Letter to The True Sun Leader
A long letter from Richd Luckins of the National Union of the Working Classes pledges to unite workers for equal rights and laws, denounces corruption, and urges enrollment under the Union banner to support the cause and counter middlemen, promising further detail on the group’s aims.
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John-street
Hanper-street
New Kent-road
Epitor
Council of the
Birmingham Union
National Union of the Working Classes
Union
London
Ong
National Union of the
Richd. Luckins
Treatment of the Poles in Prussia in exile and court cases
A German letter from Eastern Prussia describes Polish lancer officers seeking amnesty after famine and coercion to return to Poland. Polish soldiers report cruel treatment by Prussian troops, forced labor, starvation, and exile to Asia as punishment, alongside harsh court sentences for Poles who aided Poles under Russian rule.
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Polsxia
Prussia
Paris
Polish Lancers
Lutz
Poland
Asia
Persia
Bischofsberg
Dantzic
Prussian
Brzezanski
Chisholm the Murderer of His Wife at Perth
The Caledonian Mercury reports the execution of Chisholm for the murder of his second wife in Perth. A native of Inverness-shire and former drum-boy, he lived as a grocer for forty years after marrying a widow with property. Though active as a city constable and regular in church, neighbors recall harshness and cruelty, with suspicions of murder against his first wife. He denied innocence on the scaffold. He was about seventy-six, and his wife’s death preceded his own execution on a Wednesday.
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Chisholm
Inverness-shire
Nootka Sound
Perth
Caledonian Mercury
Voter Lists and Naval Blockade Report from Portsmouth
The piece notes county and borough voter counts for Portsmouth and Portsea parishes totaling 804 for the county and 1 9¢ for the borough. It also reports a Mediterranean letter dated October 4 saying Belvidera and Action sail from Malta to resume the Tripoli blockade and enforce unpaid British merchant claims. It mentions Hashan abdicating in favor of his son, described as a merciless tyrant.
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Barks
Portsmouth
Portsea
Mediterranean
Malta
Tripoli
England
Hashan
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People’s Daily
Pee
Gr. Rogers
St. Giles’s
Mc. W. Folley
Newcat
Lambeth
Etrange
Paternoster-row
Mageridge
Newington-camsowey
Windmill-street
Finsbury
Cleave
Ring-street
Snow-bill
Carpenter
True Sun Office
G. Ne Hutchinson
Uy. Lovett
Greville-street
Hatton- Mote
Gray's Inn
Camberwell
Lomas
Ordnance Arms
York-road
New-cat
Child
Brook-street
Purkiss
Old Compton-street
Soho
Forrister
Waterloo-road
Leitch
Westminster-road
Poole
Charlotte-terrace
Warren
Francis-place
Thos. Murphy
Commercial-place
Hampstead-road
Fortune
Mehouse
H. Whittle
Grapes Tavern
Crixpin-Street
Spitalfields
George Bore
Waterloo
Sir Ivanc Newton
Middlesex Hospital
Greenacre
Old Kent-road
Lloyd
Gibson-street
Duffy
Cleveland-street
Fitzroy-square
Watkins
Central Exchange Bank
Everett
Kennedy
Cokdwin
John Thatcher
Warwick Arms
Kensington
James Jordan
Hart-street
Grosvenor-square
C. Birnie
Maidan-lane
Covent-garden
H. Seen
Demnick-sixeels
Oho
Alfred Sharpe
Rider’s-court
Leicester-square
Poland House
Poland-street
Flockhard
King-street
Longmate
P. Lapse
Isson-Grove
Wade
Wotton-place
Cornwal-road
Alexander
Newsman
City
Pottes
the Peacock
Francis-street
Westminster Road
Clement
Marylybone-lane
T. W. Lloyd
Academy of Arts, &c
Leicester-street
Johnam
Crescent-street
Euston-square
Spicer
Tower
Tower-street
Charles Bessell
Landard-Street
Leicester Square
Florence
Duomo
Palazzo Pilli
Errango
Casine
Milan
Milan, With Smignificent
Peti
Beauchamp
Evry
Vasa
Renee Mort
Tihnea
Devert
Ma ‘i
Fematreet
St. James's
Barclay's
Parringdon-street
Edwards
St. Paul's
Drew and Co's
Stylane
W. Sutton and Co.’s
Bow Church-yard
United Kingdom
Lady Caroline Barham
Charity School
Labour
Ang FE
Ghay's Inn-Road
the True Sun
Sam
J. R. Carr
Liverpool-street
Bishopsgate
Srealoguer
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