Steam Navigation and Rail Plans and Notices
Steam Navigation Company advertises mail routes to Penza and Calais with reduced fares and schedules. City of London and Richmond Railway announces a parliamentary bill plan, junction talks with Birmingham line, and land requirements. Also notices on divisions, legal proclamations, and a fire incident report in Shoreditch with property loss but no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Antwerp
Sf Aereme
Babin
The
London Bridge
Ramsgate
Wargate
Edinbergh
Newcastle
Berwickon
Edinburgh Bream Packet Company
Blackwall
Edinburgh
Berwick-on-Tweed
Eninburgh
Clarence
Messrs
de Bie
Rahs
Crescent
Hesse
Rabn
Weer Laghtly
Simon
Fenchurnb
Berti Pe
Earl Soe
Tse Company
Regent Cas
Poccadilly
Lenitenball Street
O Y
Regent Circus
City of
Middlesex
Wandle
Surrey
Thames
Wandsworth
Saint Saviour
Soathwart
Christ Church
Southwark
Lambeth
Cattereea
Windswirth
Putney
Barnes
Mortlake
East Sheen
Echmond
Fulham
Hammermith
Kenington
Prancis Beefhamw
Chatham-place
New Bridge-street
London
Hichmond
Ietter
City of London
Richmond
Birminpham
Great Western
Birmingham, Bristol, and Thauiee
Southampton
Brighton
Portmouth
South Eastern
North and South Western Railways
Metropolis
River Thames
Birmingham
Birmingham, Bristol, and Thames Junction
B.C. Dareyn
City Tabhway
William Gunston
Birmingham, Bristol
Knightsbridge
Tssminster
Reightsbridge Market
St. Mary Abbot's, Kensington
St. Margaret's Westminster
Ightsbridge-green
Slosnevitret
London, Birmingham
Holsden-preen
County
Middle- Ax
Shands
Shoreditch
Critique of Stamp Act and press morality in The Sun
The article denounces restrictive newspaper ownership and calls out corruption in the press and clergy. It cites the Stamp Act opposition, attacks vile rags, questions affidavits in a Digby case, mentions Sheppard and Satirist revelations, and discusses freedom, morality, and public accountability in 1836 London.
Comparison of Foreign Grain and Flour with the English Market
The article reports Paris and London bread and flour prices, comparing white wheaten bread and flour quality across Paris, London, and other French cities. It notes London bread and flour are generally dearer, with specific price quotes, and translates quantities between French and English measures. It also covers wool, cotton waste, and various Lancashire towns, describing general business gloom, reduced trade, and rising rents, alongside wage adjustments and labour shortages in Preston and Manchester.
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Pards
Goc
London
Paris
Praece
Bordeaux
Coulommiers
Lille
Dammartin
Rouen
Amiena
Bayonne
Chartres
Lyons
Mulbaugen
Rheims
Soissons
Lancashire
Manxchester
Mano
Tox
Bacup
Bank For Savings
MiopLeron
Irce
Gotshing
Rocapace
Preston
Manchester Advertiser
Primogeniture and Aristocracy in Parliament Debate
The author argues that primogeniture preserves wealth and power for birth while stifling merit and enterprise. Citing Samuel Laing on Norway and Irish issues, he claims equal inheritance would broaden merit, reduce poverty, and curb aristocratic abuse, urging reform through parliamentary action.
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House of Commons
England
Gibbon
Samuel Laing
Norway
Ireland
Unprecedented Case of Conspiracy and Perjury Unfolds
In a London courtroom a probe into accusations against Mr. James Digby reveals a complex web of alleged perjury and conspiracy tied to a satirical paper the Satirist. affidavits claim Digby was defamed over card cheating while Digby pursues legal action. witnesses, handwriting, and the Satirist’s proprietors come under scrutiny as authorities seek the truth and accountability for public reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Faogland
Digby
Shepard
Cradea
Sheppard
Old Cobbett
Anna Brodie
True Sun
King's Head
James Digby
Devonshire
King Digby
Lefirist
Brighton
Shaftesbury Terrace
Pimlico
Doctors’ Commons
Lord Denman
Earl of Digby
Lord Andover
Lord Gage
Colonel Shaw
Mr. Digby
Sophia Sylvester Parsley
Barnard Gregory
Stamp Office
Satirist
Strorn
James Thomson
Gregory
Heppard
Bambler
State of Trade in Yorkshire Cloth Markets This Week
Weekly trade report across Yorkshire indicates firmer prices and modest activity. Hoddlesfield sees a flat market with firm prices as manufacturers hold, hoping to restore confidence. Bradford notes subdued demand but firm prices, while spinners scramble for yarn at still slipping prices. Havix reports dull markets with little sale activity and overall inactive wool trade. Wether shows minimal transactions and reduced inquiry for finer merinos and home goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Hoddersfield
Sorall
Havirax
Ayers
Wether
Rochester Charities Trustees Dispute Over Master’s Report
Law intelligence notes a petition from Rochester Town Council objecting to the Master’s appointment of charity trustees. The Lord Chancellor questions why objections were not raised before the Master and dismisses the petition with costs, citing party uniformity among appointees and departure from ordinary practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Charities
Anderton
John Catten
Town Council of
Rochester
Lewis
Stochester
Usey
Chelsea Petty Sessions Hear Destitute Irish Women
Crowds gathered at the Chelsea Workhouse as Irish mothers with infants sought parochial relief. Magistrates refused permanent aid for lack of entitlements, directing the women to state their cases before the bench. Mary Morley, with three children, urged help from the parish, but officials noted no husband support and warned of workhouse removal and possible repatriation to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke
Bern
Mary Morley
No. 5
Lower Simmonda-street
Chelsea
Fife
Edgelli
Edgell
K. W. Cornell
Ireland
Irish Poor Law inquiry ends in parish relief denial
In a magistrates court, a violent Irish applicant faced a verdict denying parish relief after the New Poor Law Amendment Act. Officials noted long absence by Irish residents post legislation, then faced crowding pleas as the applicant begged for her children’s sustenance. The bench refused relief, directing admission to the workhouse, with officers ejecting the family as tearful pleas continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Bagae
Ireland
Edgell
Police Intelligence Guildhall cases and a publican swindle
In Guildhall a middle aged woman named Aan Morgen was charged with theft from Thomas Mason after a desk was broken and money stolen. A small bag contained five sovereigns and a 5/ note. Mary Pearse corrected her deposition. A second case at Queen Square involved Mary Ann Passmore, charged with felony and swindling after lodging on false status and attempting fraud with a Bank of England note. Magistrates committed her for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Mary Pearse
Roe
Queen-Square
Ann Passmore
Ivy Cotess
Tackenhans
Fox and Bail
Knightsbridge
Bank of England
Bank of Elegance
Union Hall Inquest Probes Lengthened Highway Robbery
A detailed inquiry reports a savage highway robbery near Streatham lane involving Mr. Gregg a Brighton salesman. He was attacked after sharing ginger beer and ale, robbed of 502, and left near the road. Solomon Davies a Newington clothes seller is linked to a used note but discharged for lack of identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
Brighton
Streatham-lane
Gregg
Elephant and Castle
Solomon’ Davies
Newington
Deprecation at the British Museum case summary
A reader named Hubert Huish faced a magistrate after admitting to taking extracts from a museum volume. Sir Henry Haver, librarian, and trustees favored leniency while stressing the need to preserve volumes. Huish pledged to restore the volume, and payment was arranged as the case concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Marlborough Street
Hubert Huish
Dyer
Henry Haver
Antlemen
Henry Ellis
Byer
Henry
Sir Henry
Mr. Huish
Weil
Delesdasti
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Charles Bresse li
Sec. Steam Navigation Cmpany
Bard- Gener Stee
High Court of Chancery
Dean
Long
Tinman
George Boone Roupell
Southampton Buildings
Chancery Lane
Berk
Great Marlborough Street
Plantart
Abeckett
Golden Square
Josepie Lyon
Nea
Falcon-street
Alderagate-street
Joseph Lyon
Henry Vallance
Lobor
Essex -Street
Napier
William Boone
Phelps
L'Roy Female Seminary
Tytler
Scott, Webster, and Geary
Charterhouseware
Cox Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
Leeds Mercury
W. Ewart, Esq
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
Chelsea Petty Sessions
George Bague
Police Intelligence
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