Army Contracts and Advertisements in London News
Government tender notice seeks army supply contracts for beef and mutton across multiple counties with bid deadline December 5, 1832. Includes procurement rules, bond obligations, and preference for printed Tender forms. Also lists deposits funds and a patent medicine ad for Laur’s Goat Pills with seller T Prout at 226 Strand London.
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Ominissariat Department
Treasury Chambers
Gloucester
Bristol
Northumberland
Lancaster
Berwick-on-Twead
Northampton
Nottingham
Bedford
Hunts
Middlesex
Oxford
Cambridge
Kent
Monmouth
Somerset
Chester
Wilts
BAEK
N.B
A . Lair
T. W
T. Prout
Strand
London
Temple-bar
Public notice on valuation rates and commissions
The writer argues against public opinion that high valuations raise commissions in exchange houses. He explains commissions are paid as a fixed proportion of goods, typically one twelfth, regardless of per unit valuation. He seeks space to correct misapprehensions and defend establishment interests. November 7, 1882. WORING.
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True Sun
Bey
Wealtm Committee
P the
Friends
Ny Red
Canard Psi
Gothic-hall
New-road
St. Marylebone
Owen
W. J
Woring
Letter on Irish Council reform urged by Times editor
A Dublin reformer argues to the Times editor that an Ormonde style Council would reveal true Irish distress caused by recent legislation. He claims such a board would inform Parliament, bolster Irish industry, curb unrest, and reduce empire costs while preventing harm to Great Britain. He cites Scotland and historical authorities to defend local governance.
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the Times
Downing-street
London
Del
Earl Grey
Dublin
Ireland
England
Holland
Russia
Great Britain
Duke of Ormonde
Board of Trade
House of Commons
London Board of Trade
Board of Council
Scotland
Lord Ormonde
Empire
Ormonde Council
Ormonde Board
Lawrence
Leland
Ormonde
Pitt
Labour Exchange Bazaar at Gray's Inn Road Revisited
A letter from W J A Labourer attacks the Labour Exchange Bazaar discussion at Gray's Inn Road, arguing the scheme diverts working men’s labour value into bazaar profits. He cites deposits, low valuation of goods, and potential misuse by treasurers, urging clear justification of aims and outcomes.
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Gray's Inn-Road
the True Sun
W.J
MR. Owen
P. M
Times
Iam
W. J
Glasgow Constitutional Volunteers sail to aid Portugal
About 600 young men in Glasgow enrolled as the Glasgow Constitutional Volunteers to help in forwarding the constitutional cause in Portugal. They sail for Oporto in a day or two, per the Glasgow Free Press.
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Glasgow Constitutional Volunteers
Portugal
Oporto
Glasgow Free Press
St. Alban’s Abbey
Herts Mercury
Scheldt
Isle of Man
Thomas Siddleton
James Moore
Peel
Castletown
William Kinley
Murphy
Foote
Lady Hill
Taylor
Somerville
Diu
India
Donna Isabella de Vega
Ann Fernandez
Reform in King's Bench Prison Abuses Appalled Readers
An open letter to editors criticizes patronage and extortion at King’s Bench Prison. The writer cites Lord Kenyon and Lord Tenterden, calls for honest inquiry, and exposes daily fees for day rules from 1791 to 1832. A warning note from observers highlights profits tied to jail governance and calls for reform.
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Morning Herald
Sia
King's Bench Prison
Court of Common Law
Lord Kenyon
Jones
Lord Tenterden
Lord Grey
House of Lords
Court of King’s Bench
House of Commons
Bryant
Marshal's Finance Department
Lord Ellenborough
Law
Court of
King’s Bench
First Lord of Admiralty and Ordnance visit Viscount Goderich
Reports note high officers visiting the Colonial Office on Thursday. A Edinburgh mail coach near Buntingford struck and killed a man crossing the road last Saturday night. Derby Reporter mentions Brampton and Chesterfield Political Union holding a meeting on Tuesday to adopt new rules and expand activities. Derby and Lincoln papers describe Chatsworth ox reaching 165 stone and a 17 pound turnip on the Duke of Devonshire's farm. An anecdote recounts Mr Cobbett and Mr M’Tor in Glasgow with a sharp exchange aboard the Earl of Marr couch.
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Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead Mall
Birmingham
Clark's
Crees
Spencer's
Holyhead
Ditonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot’s
Devonport
Riley
York House
Bath
Sroudwater
Townsend
Rush Inn
Mnchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Urpool
Rwich
Ipswich
Watson
Lincoln
Riding of
Yorkshire
Wyor
Paris
Wnchester
Bruce
Ramp's
Leicester
Joes Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s Ie
Manchester
Ray
Lacy
Teliverpool Railway
Inirmingham Tally-Ho
Shi T. Waddell
Swan Inn
Coventry
Packwood
Niblet
Righton
DART
Robert Snow
F Camden
Regate
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham
Haines
Elorbie
Chel- Tees
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Jay Ngham
Derby Times
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Meirines
Nance
Uster
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Plymouth
Ter
Clench’s
Peter
Hesex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs
Ippeinn
Faulkner
Combie
Stther
Tseters
Admiralty
The
Ordnance
Viscount Goderich
Colonial Office
Buntingford
Lincoln Mercury
Brampton
Derby
Cosbett
M‘t
Earl of Marr Couch
Cobbett
Cumbernauld
Glasgow Free Press
Robert Dennis
West Ham
Essex
Victualler
Joseph, Paul
Exeter-street
Sloane-street
Furnitue
Brinkers
Court
Court of Bankruptcy
Islington
Charles Lockington
John-street
Oxford-street
Oilman
t+eis and
Jamieson
Crown Court
Threadneedie Street
William Aine
Thomas Simpson
Leatherlane
Raobinson, Hind
Mr. Soames
Great Winchester
Atdward Foster
Huddersfield
Carver and Gilder
Whitehead and Robinson
Clarke and Co
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Abraham Field
Canterbury
St. Mildred’s Court
Henry Pike
Aylsham
Money-Scrivener
Beckwith and Dye
St. Martin's
the Palace
Norwich
Clarke, Richards
Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Lincoln’s Inn-Fields. William Florance
Corfe Castle
Dorsetshire
Sureen
Crownand
Liverpool
Holden
Walmsley
New-court
W. Henfrey
Northampton
W. Elphick
Sussex
J. Brown
Sheerness
A. Macdonald
A. Campbell
Regent-street
E. Jakes
Gosport
W. Matthews
City-road
A. Rule
Leadenhall-Street
J. Kin
Roehead
Mirfield
George Inn
W. Bolton
Harrington
Worcestershire
White Hart Inn
Evesham
D. Brown
Halifax
Messrs. Alexander
B. Hallas
Ossett
Dewsbury
Wakefield
J. and
P. Fenton
H. Bésver
R. Ashburner
W. Hinde
J. Heath
Powell
Bristol
Bristol- Dee Jean
Worthing
Sea House
Orthing Dee
Ty Bacon
Sea- House
Clarke Het
Clarke
Igarets'fields
Jinendraper
T. Mustell
G. Fellows
Battersea
Jn Harker
Penny
Sherborne
G.H. Walker
Stockport
W. G. Leifchild
J. Snelling
H. Kingsley
Bishop Stortford
C. R. Sauerbrey
W. Wilson
Nicholas-lane
E. B
E. M. B. Taylor
Warwick
Whitesmiths
H. Tickle and Co
Cumberland
Tickle
R. Newberry
Knighthoods and Court Appointments Documented at St James
Royal notices from St James's Palace dated November 6 1882 record knighthoods conferred on Major Francis Geary Gardner Lee Lieut General Thomas Browne and Commodore-Deneret de Bisset plus commissions signed by the Middlesex Lord Lieutenant and Suffolk deputy lieutenants. Also listed are ambassadorial appointments and diplomatic postings in Vienna Saxony Naples and the Ottoman Porte with several envoys and ministers plenipotentiary named.
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St. James’s
Yancil
Thomas Denman Wes
Foreign Office
Jobn Lord Pongonby
Teronisilies
William Temple
Saxony
F.R. Forbes
Vienna
W. T. H. Fox Strangways
Naples
Ienna
Kaanaig
Sublime
Ottoman Porte
St. James’s Palace
Francis Geary Gardner Lee
Royal Marines
Charles the Third
Spain
Thomas Browne
Royal
Hanoverian Guelphic Order
St. James's Palace
Deneret
Bisset
Middlesex
G. B. Cole
R. Currie
County of
Suffolk
C. Steward
J.P. Parry
J. H. Liskham
Ensign
J. R. Brevor
Bankruptcy notices of various tradesmen and firms
A copybook style list records bankruptcies and upcoming court dates across London and other towns. Victuallers carpenters merchants and engineers appear with November and December 1832 court sessions. lawyers names accompany each case. Dividends, dissolved partnerships, and a Scots sequestration are also noted along with sugar price data.
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A. Smith i Co
Princes-street
Haymarket
A. Smith and Co
Sam
Ameat
A. Smith
Ashley Cooper
Emer
Uo and Co
Well’s-street
Iby Sherwood
Bishopsgate-street
Oram
Hendebourck
Middleton
Surreystreet
J. Lowndes
Halling
Pearce
Stone
Co Street
Simmonda
Harvey
Kingston
Marshgate
Thomas Kynaston
Leaf
Slaith
Woodstreet
Cox
St. Paul
Edward Coates
Beests Coates
Banks
Deveegeeccas Meerrs
Boyd
Fraz Skinner-street
R. W. Eyles
Ludgate-hill Peacock
Renys
TE. Owern
Rees
Bell, Bentley
Edward
Fegrrr
Stone's
William Crump
James Brooks
A. Bathe
Heyward
H. Gather Cole
J. Mennett
J. Harris
EH. Beabe
J. James
G- Thrower
A. Avéling
BE. E. Jones
M. Laing
A. Buckeell
Messrs. Fulton
William Brown
R. Buck
G. Green
Rs Cruden
S. Lodge
H. Pinnear
R. Whitehouse
Allenby
E. Emerson
T. Edmonds
Kilpin
T. Hains
H. James
S. Roberta
William Carter
C. Meaking's
Mr. Johnson
Walter Evans
Mr. Herbert
John My
Stirling's
Board of of Directors
BRACE
Surrey- Street
Etisad
Peart II
John Bromley
James Bromley
Hamlet
Ghost
W. Ler
Moon, Boys
Gravea
Pall- Mall
H. G. Todd
Little Queenstreet
Bath and Cheltenham Gazette
Gentry
David Taylor
Navestock
John Rodgers
Bedfords
Essex Independent
TI True Sun
United Kingdom
Jonathan Sisson
King’s Bench Prison
Herald
Noy
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