Cautions on Read ing Sauce and medical works by Courtenay
Propriety warns against fake Read ing Sauce imitations sold by London oilmen. J Cocks and Sons advertise genuine essence of anchovies and marmalade labels, urging patronage by extensive retailers. New medical volumes by Dr Courtenay on strictures and syphilis are promoted with testimonials and practical cautions about self abuse and impotence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cocks and Sons
Reading
London and
G. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Oawhyn
Catherineweet
Strand
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
Price Ax
Courtenay
Iinspector and Literary Review
Cloth Workers' Company inquiry on religion and politics
In a municipal inquiry Sir F Palgrave heard testimony on the Cloth Workers' Company. Witnesses described canvassing for livery by religious and political lines, noting past tensions and that some members faced pressure but most said religion or politics did not affect admission decisions.
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F. Palgrave
Cloth Workers’ Company
Effingham Wilson
Comier
Court of Assistants
Wilson
Mr. Cowley
Ees Sunaede
Mir
Wilson'e P
Bat Francis
Hikory
Menilson
Every Life Church
I of England
Cates
Wil
Crampvaesing
Crump
Perowasha
of Engi
Meus
Ge Ouston
Ees
Caanvass
Houston
Elegan
Gregory
Lord Mayor’s Court
Citin ‘Ee
Soli Persey Hay
London Court Case on Livery Wars and Distillers Trade
In this London report from November 15 1835 court proceedings reveal disputes over livery relations and religious questions affecting election to city livery. A prior charity incident led to expulsion for embezzlement by a court member. The Distillers Company details their governance, livery rights, widow freedoms, charter history, and current limited control under Excise laws. The commissioners probe charters accounts, trade influence, and the company’s public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Edward Gregory
Vance
Neate
Gregory
Rutt
F. Palgrave
Mr. Rutt
Mr. Wilson
Church of England
George Hebbutt
Hebbut
Butt
Hebbitt
Mr. Hibbert
Crump
Irigh És
Ates
Woodthorpe
Corporation of London
Common Council
Merchant Tailors’ Company
Distillers’ Company
Vickers
Goldie
Bury Hutchinson
Excise
London
William and Mary
Distilers’ Company
Alderpee
Apoo Macy
Joby Scott Smith
Sir F. Palgrave
Smith
Distillers
Charles
England
Ireland
Scotland
F. Falgrave
Millar
Cordwainers’ Company
Mr. Millar
Jardine
Crown
Conservative Movement in West Kent Adverts Its Stewards
An urchin of West Kent politics emerges as one hundred two stewards publish their contact points, inviting Radical or Liberal inquires. Viscount Mahon to preside at a forthcoming meeting and an earlier dinner date is delayed by his return to England later this month per the Hentish Observer.
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West Kent
Viscount Mahon
England
Hentish
Plymouth naval news and the sextant improvement
Plymouth reports a tight port with one sailing vessel and another government fighter arriving. It notes the Ringdove at Madeira with cholera a danger and the Helen bringing government stores before sailing for St Helena. An important improvement to the sextant by Mr. Rowland is described, along with public discussion at the Plymouth Institution led by Mr. Gilbert.
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Ringdove
Lapidge
Madeira
Cape of Good Hope Yard
Mar
St. Helena
Ascension
Africa
England
H.M
Halifax
Bermuda
William Maitland
Plymouth
Cruizer
Lieut
Adama
Plumper
HLS
Alfred
H.M.S. Water Witch
Foreign Service
Rio
North Star
N.N.E
Five Sisters
Tremayne
Malaga
Ebenezer
Little
Xmabia
Hull
Maria
Garrod
Cumming
Sylph
Tozer
St. Michel’s
Meadows
Goodridge
Terceira
John
Asa
Almond
London
Ocean
Woodgate
Oporto
Myrtle
Sawbridge
Denia
Tullock Castle
Briggs
Jamaica
Jemima
Johns
N.E
Parishioners Move to Reform District Boards Over Gas Contract
Parishioners held a public meeting at Bennet's rooms Calville court to consolidate nineteen paying boards and censure the commissioners over charges from Imperial Gas Company. They report high lamp charges and a seven year contract despite London Gas Company's lower rates. Budget items include bond debts, lighting, interest, repairs, cleansing, watering, rent, taxes, and salaries. BRAHAM AT THE WESTMINSTER ABBEY Festival. Lord Mount Edgecombe notes Braham's superb singing and lasting power, praising his voice, tone, and delivery in Jephthah and Messiah excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet’s
Calville-court
Imperial Gas Company
London Gas Company
Imperial
Braham
Westminster Abbey
Lord Mount Edgecombe
Tea Trade and Bonded Tea Warehouses Dispute
The Treasury directs customs to approve bonded warehouse floors for tea deposits with strict security, rejecting partial floor deposits. London traders criticize China trade growth, while the Camden cargo is slated for Glasgow sale, promising strong competition and solid demand for tea. Greenock Advertiser notes expectant buyers in Glasgow and asserts quality cargo will sell well.
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Treasury
Chamber of Commerce
Greenock
F. Baring
Robert Wallace
London
Camden
Glasgow
Metropolis
Robbery at Plato’s shop in Lincoln’s Inn Fields
On Wednesday afternoon between one and two, thieves entered Mr. Plato’s shop on Carey Street and stole six valuable watches, watch movements, cases, and several pieces of jewellery. The theft occurred while the owner left to dinner. Gravesend plans: new lodging houses with baths will rise near the Artillery Field. steam boats will boost growth as Gravesend becomes more connected to London. Local housing aims to attract tenants and boost town prominence via rapid commuter travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossery
Plato
Lincoln’s-inn-gate
Carey-street
Gravesend
Herne Bay
Thames
Margate
Weaving Industry Strained by Overproduction and Wage Pressures
A witness discusses shifts in cloth manufacture over 15 years, noting heavier cloth and higher weft requirements. He argues cooperation between masters and workers is better than repeated combine actions, cites overproduction as a core evil, and suggests shorter hours and mutual understanding could raise prices and improve conditions. He recalls twelve to eighteen hour shifts and limited sight-work since factory rules last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
David Brook
Leeds
Mr. Gott
Gott
Hamburg Papers and Baltic News From Nov 11
Reports from Hamburg and stock markets show diverse bond prices and loans, with notices on Prussian funds and Dutch/spanish yields. Overseas dispatches recount parliamentary debates in Stockholms and Berlin, fleet movements, and a Greek envoys returning to Munich, plus local incidents of theft and a court robbery in London.
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Brunswick
Assembly of the Estates
Hanover
Berlin
Prince Frederick of
Netherlands
Prince Mavrocordato
Munich
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