Patent Hollands and Travelling Coaches Adverts
A long spirited ad lists patent spirits from Henry Brett in Drury Lane with Dutch brandy and gin under guaranteed supply, plus traveling mail coaches and stage routes across Britain promising speed and comfort. It includes details on fares, routes, and multiple coach lines, ending with medical tonics and patent pills pitched to a broad readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollands
London
H. Brett
Henry Brett
Drury-lane
Reform letter on taxation and representation in London
A reader urges abolition of all taxes on industrious classes and a tax on income for property holders, linking reform to free trade and currency, arguing for limits on funded debt and state expenditure. He proposes shifting tax burden to capitalists, freeing artisans, and condemning tithes and church-state corruption, signing as RE. RABICAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Rabical
Attempt to Escape Prosecution at Newgate
An inquiry at Newgate before Governor Mr. Wontner reveals two women were committed for trial for robbing a man in a house of ill fame. A forged letter and plot to avoid prosecution are uncovered, with dramatic details of the prisoners and the governor’s handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Bet
Heven
Sal Ant
Creetor
Wontner
Fas
Sal
Etna
Tid Bailey
iMd Bailey
Kennedy
Wilkinson
Thames
South Wales
Fiom Brown
Chapel-yard
William Kennedy
His
House of Correction
Dreadful accident and Dublin electors noted in brief
A ten year old boy fell from a second floor window in Bermondsey Street Southwark to his death from a forty foot drop. The Morning Register records Dublin electors amounting to 7 096 with Conservatives 2106 Liberals and Repeal 4054, a majority of 2878, thanks to Trades Union effort led by Mr Ray. Also recounted are memories of Vauthuysen Cole and his misfortunes and a Paris law case on bill exchange involving forgery and payer liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Bermondsey-street
Southwark
City of Dubuin
City of Dublin
Dublin
Trades’ Union
Ray
Morning Register
Humman Lire
Vauthuysen
Huntingdon
Cole
Somersham
Admiral Montague
Castle Hill House
John Arundel
King'- Euch
London
Marylebone
St. Mary’s
Paris
Partridge Threats and Fox in Prince Street Garden
The Duke of Buccleuch's hounds near Edinburgh news of a fox settled in Prince's Street garden with cover among brushwood and access to rats and partridges. A tale from Moray Place gardens follows about hare soup from a poor man. An American incident then recounts a stagecoach driven by horse instinct, the horses guiding themselves to Harrisburg with no driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynard
Moray-place Gardens
Caledonian Mercury
Jonathan
Pennsylvania
Laltimore
Highshire
Armsburgh
Harrisburgh
Second-Street
Walnut-street
Violence in Madeira Over Plastering of Granaries Disputed
An 1820s Madeira dispute reports six years after a merchant built wine stores and granaries in a public area, the Town Council ordering plastering funded by the owner. A mob led by a petty magistrate and laborers, with British Consul present, seized the granaries to break walls for scaffolding, despite the owner's protests and evasive local rulings. The Consul advised surrender of keys to avoid violence. the mob acted in apparent support of local authorities, while the owner’s status and past representations complicate the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeira
Don Stiguel
Macclesfield Weavers Turnout Debate At Stockport Meeting
A deputation from Macclesfield with weavers convened at the Dog and Partridge Stockport to discuss the justice of the Macclesfield turn-out and to back the strike. The meeting censured Messrs Brocklehursts and pledged support to the weavers. Also notes the Great Canal or Götha opening in Sweden and praises Count Plater and builder James Telford for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macclesfield
Dog and Partridge
Stockport
Bull's Head
Macclesfeld
Samuel Ashton
Messrs
Brocklehursts
Manchester Chronicle
Sweden
North Sea
Baltic
Goetha
Plater
Comany
Mr. Telford
Inc
Tithes Turmoil and Arrests Across Loyal Tethered Parishes
Reports from Leinster Express Kilkenny Journal and Cork Reporter describe widespread tithe enforcement actions including arrests of alleged anti-tithe conspirators and distraint of cattle under the Composition Act. Across Castlelyons and surrounding parishes, authorities deploy military and police while villagers resist terms of tithe arrangements amid disputed sums and legal actions. The piece notes political maneuvering in Parliament linked to church and clerical influence.
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H. B. Wray
J. P
E. Geere
Leinster Express
Yue Attacu
Edmund Treeby
Boriscamore
Butler
Burnchurch
Johnstown
Kilkenny Journal
Parisy
Castle
Yoxs
J.B. Ryder
Castlelyons
Cork
Waterford
R. Walpols
Dublin Register
Owen tours towns promoting Equitable Labour Exchange scheme
Mr. Owen travels to major towns to explain the new Equitable Labour Exchange and the labour note currency. In Birmingham he received a warm welcome from the Political Union and Protestant reformers, with Attwood praising his work and predicting full employment and nationwide prosperity within a year. A Beardsworth’s Repository meeting is advertised to establish the first provincial branch of the National Equitable Labour Exchange, presided by G. F. Muntz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Birmingham Gazette
Birmingham
Council of the Political Union
Attwood
London
Robert Owen
New Lanark
Hadley
Mr. Owen
Beardsworth
National Equitable Labour Exchange
G. F. Mu
Birmingham Election Sparks Mass Tory Rally for Attwood and Scholefield
A Birmingham meeting at Beardsworths Repository rallied support for Attwood and Scholefield in the borough race against iorsley Palmer. A Committee of Electors is to be formed with hundreds of backers, and Attwood drew loud applause at the Bank on New Street after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Iorsley Palmer
Bank of England
Friends of
Messrs
Sittwood
Scholefield
Beardsworth's Repository
Attwood
New Street
Messrs. Attwoud Ie
Scholebeld
Gosforth pit tragedy claims two lives in the shaft
A dreadful accident at Gosforth new pit on Saturday killed two men who were ascending the shaft. They were drawn up by the engine to the pulley over the shaft and fell to pieces after landing near the mouth. The incident is reported by the Newcastle Courant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynford
Gosforth New Pit
Newcastle ‘Courant
Billingsctate
Lower Thames Street
Michael Seales
Court of King’s Bench
Portsoken
Luke Reynolds Bartrum
John William Davis
Southwark Election Meeting for Major Revell
A large, respectable committee gathered at Ne. Pinks house to prepare for tonight’s general meeting near the Magdalen, Surrey road. Expect enthusiastic support and funds for Major Revell, though some confusion arisen over his title as he is a retired London merchant and former volunteer major.
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Major Revell
Southawe
Tower Hamlets electors back Marryatt and Stanhope in two meetings
In Bethnal Green and Clapton areas, Captain Marryatt and Colonel Stanhope addressed electors. Marryatt affirmed his franchise and ballot views amid laughter and remarks about his identity. A motion backed him by an immense majority. Stanhope’s meeting praised his politics with universal cheers and endorsed his return, including a stance in favor of granting Jews citizenship rights.
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Spitalfields
Bethnal-green
National School
Quaker
Ned
Jones
Catain
Marryatt
Captain Marryatt
Mr. Jones
Carpenter
H. Hunt
Atkins
Sibel
Stoutn
Woodhouse
Stanhope
Royal Sovereign
Clapton Newtown
Hackney
Duke of Clarence
Clapton-square
Nee Coals
Address to the King on pacific relations with Holland delivered
The address from merchants bankers and shipowners of the metropolis was delivered to Lord Melbourne by Thomas Wilson accompanied by several figures and will be forwarded to the King. A Sunday morning pest of theft and a shooting incident at Updown farm in Ham are reported with a loss of twenty three fowls. Chouan etymology discussed with misattribution noted. A solicitor Brown dies in a bath. The Lord Chamberlain vs Actors suit proceeds with twenty nine actions for 1250 pounds. A car boy Faber suffers a severe accident at Blackfriars and is taken to St Thomas's hospital.
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Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark's
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot's
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater Mail
Bristol
Townsend's Bush
Manchester
Edinburgh
Ghesgow
York
Sverpool
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
Bishop's
Leicester
Nre's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lucy's Heel
Wanchester
Lacy
Liverpool
Brighton
Robert Snow
Camden
Regate
Canterbury
Clements
Bodlton
Kent Road
Helven Ham
Haines
Imilid
Chelthan
Tees
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Nottingham
Derby
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Coventry
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountin Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs
Worthing
Chelmsford
Aldford Union
Faulkner
W. Chaplin
Holland
Lord Melbourne
Thomas Wilson
Nealing
Wim. Ward
William Neales
Updown Farm
Ham
Neales
E. Boys
R.N
Deal
Kentish Gazette
Chovans
Brittany
Whitfieldites
Irvingites
Xe. &c
Brown
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
Oxford-street
Lord Chamberlain
Davenport
Westminster Theatre
Strand’ Theatre
Rayner
Faber
Mesers
Blackfriars
St. Thomas’s Hospital
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William and
Robert Dadds
Leadenhall
USC
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
Ie World
Stirling
San Aosa
Prout
Strand
A Wat
Cornhill
Nix
Royal Exchanges
Hendebourk
Nineste
Holborn
Norton and Turner
High Holborn
Borough
Hannay and Co
Newman-street
Helag
Tandy and Bailey
Wolverhampton
King
Bathuttley
Staveley
Derbyshire
Mawwea
Lord-street
Town
Comntry
Uctrheare
Thich
New Bridge-etreet
Disborough
Royal College of London
Eae
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the True Sun
F. Burdett
Ysterday
Covent-Garden Theatre
Warde
Abbott
Bennett
Blanchard
Meadows
Egerton
Morley
Wilson
Lovell
Er Tree
Keeley
Inverarity
Lartley
Messrs. Everton
Laporte
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Equitable Labour Exchange
Borough OF
Tower Hamlets
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