Publican notices and early 19th century catalog trade items
The item lists publishers and dealers for a royal calendar and city register edition, prices for almanack and name index, and shows Gray's Inn wine establishment ads with price lists. It includes testimonials for Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, and notices about magistrates and the Home Secretary adding names to the commission of the peace, reflecting period commerce and official announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OYAL
England
Scotland
House of Commons
C. Price
Luttaby and Co
Bralionte’s
Hodgeon
Brodie
Salisbury
Gray's Inn
Henbrey and
Crystan Wine Establishment
High Baltern
London
J. Kinder
Sandridge Bary
George Alfred Muskelt
Rickmansworth
E. F. Whit
Watford
Captain Townshend
William Calvert
Hansdon House
Verulam
Cane
Bime
Writings of Naval Promotions and Bankruptcy Notices
A 1835 Gazette fragment lists promotions by purchase in various regiments, retirements, and officer exchanges, including Majors and Ensigns. followed by bankruptcy notices for multiple individuals with court dates and attorneys, and ship news of wrecks and maritime incidents across ports from Grimstadt to Bermuda with crew saved or cargo losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liecsnaat
Iugh Hill
Bowes
Mthatte
Katy
D. Townshend
Mason
Ij. Haviland
Aia
Neweeclinge
Brepey Gar
Ieee
M. S. Pelton
Mcdonald
Ant
Jones
G. Burrsaner
Pecnaeer
Hnerknese
Ensign & Dickson
Purchase
Ramey
Sae
Rettres
Bewes
Sth Foot
Ensign
Ve Dickson
C. J. Gibson
Ss. Gites
Racetrick
Foot—Liew
G. B. Aylmer
W. B. Ainslie
Aylmer
CG. H. Gordon
Ainslie
Buxver
Dowbiggin
5Th Foot
C.T. Hal Foot
W. Tyler
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List reports multiple wrecks and recoveries
Portsmouth reports The Bernard Wells from London to Quebec back in harbor after losing fore and main topmasts in heavy weather near 44. lat 10. long. Several ships including Dolphin at Shine Road Liverpool Hibernian Williams with mast and bulwarks damage, Margaret and Jean driven ashore and later towed in, Gleaner off Kyleakin damaged but cargo discharged. Also mention of banks, gales and crews saved or lost near various ports including St Pauls Island and Aberdour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner
Neptune
Gardenstown
Alert
Morisonshaven
Dundee
Gea Bank
Smith
Wick
Portsoy
Rattray
Quebec Packet
Cartertansann
Caroline
Almgren
Antwerp
St. Petersburgh
Enigheden
Gothenburg
Calais
Grimstadt
Emma
Kraisse
Dondee
Mantel
Fabrsund
Frepenicxs
Holl
Wyburg
Pellenge
Croxstanr
Bailes
London
Wrangelle
Alexey and
Varna
Focken
N.N.W
S.W
Hamperon
Colberg
Havre
Mandah
Dunkirk
Farshand
Malaga
Copenhagen
Gylborg
Brahested
Mandabl
AnMsterDam
Brinck
Stettin
Rouen
Herman
Winsduynen
Rotterdam
Earl Talbot
Armstrong
Sunderland
Goree
Losaine
Deux Feres
Frappaz
Monte Video
Baerland
Schelde
Carais
Gunderson
Frederickstadt
Gravelines
Birpoa
Orbeta
Bergen
Smyrna
Tucker
Genoa
Constantinople
Doro
Faval
Ellis
Liverpool
Corvo
Clara
Goodwin
St. John’s
N.B
Goldsborough
Maine
Easterno Harbour
Migamicut
Hugh Wallace
Newcastle
Cape North
Quebec
Amelia
Kinnement
Metis
Point de Monts
John
Robert
Belfast
Frith
Toronto
Collinson
Montreal
Mille Vache
St. Joan’s
Newromnp Lane
Harton
Andrews
Freedom
Couzens
Labrador
Teignmouth
Louisa
Crosby
Barbadoes
Sea Beach
London Docks
Neath
Isle of Man
Robertson
Board of Health
Portsmouth
Bernard
Dolphin
Kinsale
Sline Road
Shine Road
Hibernian Williams
Guernsey
Brazil Bank
Weasten
Robert Milward
Warrenaven
Carlisle
Wilson
Partoo
Darling
Costin
Rei
Bank
Margaret
Jean
Hence
Margaret and
Locxatsa
Bir Arthur
Sligo
Kyleakin
Isle of Skye
Abeadeen
St. Paul's
Githull
Fraserburg
Cork
Banff
Aberdour
Nne
Vestry Meeting at Battersea Over Latchmore Common
A Battersea vestry gathering at St Marys discussed parish affairs and preventing trespass on Latchmore Common. It referenced Balgar and Gordon released from Brixton jail and criticized legal actions against the justices, with Mills supporting original land claims and a subscription drive for alleged oppression victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary, Battersea
Latchmore Common
Balgar
Gordon
Eden
Mills
Mr. Mills
Brixton Gaol
Water supply debate in London cites New River Company
The Court of Common Council examined the New River Company over London water shortages. Fire losses at Charterhouse and Bridgewater squares highlighted deficient domestic supply and delays in engine access, prompting plans for ward circulars to gather public input on supply, rates, and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Court of Common Council
City Lands’ Committee
New River Company
Council
Guildhall
Milne
Braidwood
London Fire Establishment
Charter-house
Bridgewater-squares
Prior
Charter-house-square
Bridgewater-square
Clifton-street
Charterhouse
Bridgewater
Mr. Milne
London
Dc. &c
Lott
London-bridge
Thames
Stacey
Mr. Telford
Mills
House of Commons
Telford
Court of Alder men convenes over Aldgate ward election
The new Lord Mayor chairs a crowded Court of Aldermen to decide how to handle a peculiar Aldgate Ward aldermanic election. He plans to seek legal opinions from top counsel and officers before reconvening, aiming for a December meeting and no delay after the 8th. The Court also considers navigation issues on the Thames and consequences of a Newgate custody proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldgate
William Follett
Farebrother
Serjeant
Merewether
Claudius S. Hunter
Winchester
Alderman Scholey
Secretary of State
Thames
Mansion House
Lucas
Venables
Peter Laurie
Pirie
Newgate
John Russel
Alderman Venables
Lord John Russell
Sticking Customer and Other Local Offences
A Manchester Advertiser report covers a shoplifting cloak theft by a man named John Roberts, two months hard labour, plus fraud by a weaver named John Roberts who extracted excess wages via false entries with a boy’s bribe and subsequent discharge for lack of evidence. Also recounted is a clever drinker who tasted whisky in shops to avoid payment, then was ordered to buy a gallon as a penalty, and publican warnings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Griffin
Thomas Tegg
Dublin
P. Adelie
Curtis -Burnex
Georgestrest
George T L
James Aitken
William Jackson
Otlepham
London
Smithfield
Coxaty Press
Lord Nelson
Mary-street
Hampstead-road
Stirling
Frederick Jordan
Meassrs, Richards, and Co
Piccadilly
Sophia Atwood
Higgs
St. George's Hospital
Emama Carter
Missa Strickland
Seymour Terrace
Smith
Stoner
Mr. Smith
Hboar
St. Alben’s
Egypt
52D Regiment of Foot
War-office
Watford
Hertford
Jobn Roberts
New Bailey
Manchester Advertiser
Fraups Sy
John Roberts
Lewis Williams
Jersey-street
William Edgeley
Edgeley
Glenlivet
New Town
Bey
Coroner's inquest into late Greenwich steam-boat disaster
At the Black Horse Poplar coroner and a respected jury investigate the deaths of William Grittain Richard Haltett and William Freeman after their launch was run down by the Princess Victoria near Greenwich. Witnesses from Woolwich Dockyard and Commercial Steam-boat Company attended for Captain Fairbairn and others. Details of the launch, crew and actions around Crawley's wharf are described as testimony proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Black Horse
Highstreet
Poplar
William Grittain
Richard Haltett
Woolwich Dockyard
William Freeman
Boy
Greenwich
Princess Victoria
Clarkson
Richardson
Fairbairn
Commercial Steam-boat Company
Flower
Woolwich
Admiralty
Deptford Creek
Hallett
Daniel Kingsworth
Crawley’s
Royal Hospital
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AVEN
London Don
Orsett
Horndon
Tilbury Fort Fone
Arliament
King’s Arms-yard
Colemanac
I Onn
JAM BS Cc
Chew Bell
Esq Desecrees
Greer, Ie Vase Gre En ‘Bart
George Henry Hooper
Besry Hughes
John Peter Rasch
Thomas Vigne
William Wihtmore
Bag
Jacob George Wrench
Fearice
J John Thomas
Robert Davies
Ea Mac
Geo. Stephen
Onder
Court of Directors
William Sim
Byu
Fost
Ra.s
British Museum
H. Peacock
James Fheway
Val. i
Sams
Adam Clark
Price
R. Adam Clarke
Omas
Cheapaide
J. Mason
Ci Lionas
Wise, and Co
Valent Kingdom
Pergnes
Blairs
Prout
Strand
Derby
Drewry
Blair
Thas
W. Marshman
Thomas Prout
the Gazette OF
William Canadell
Bishop State-Street
William Last
Munsterstreet
Regent's
Park, Coal and Chant
Burt
Essex-street
Graham
Copthall
William Gripper
Chipping Barnet
Court of
Messrs
Adlington and Co
Bedford
Row
Green
Aldermanbury
James Smoith
Rugby
Warwickshire
Craven Arms Hotel
Coventry
Fuller and Salinel
Carlton Chambers
Regent-street
Robert Augustine Braine
Oxford
Saddler
Roebuck Inn
Rackstraw
Philpot and Son
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury Square
Henry Bowers
Great Maivern
Worcestershire
Hop Market Inn
Worcester
White and Whitmore
BotterdeaWe
Holdsworth and Finch
Packwood
Cheltenham
Dax and Bicknell
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Charles Paton Henderson
Mamchester
Commissioners
Roome
Manchester
Milne and Co
Temple
Potter
Peter Gerrish
Rosa
Herefordshire
Bacon
King’s Hotel
Ross
Smith, Son
Merriman
Southampton-street
Crosesebery Square
Humfrys
Castlested
Ereford
George Armitage
John Tomkinson
Oldham
Commissioners’ Rooms
Mower
Chancery Lane
Clegg
BE. Mayaton
North Elmham
Norfolk
Norwich
H. and
J. W. Greenshields
New Bond Street
M. Gibbon
West Peckham
Kent
G. du Bois
London-wall
Long-acre
Picture Desser
J. W. Sherwood
M. Arnold
Tavistock -Street
Covent-garden
F. Knowles
Blossoms Inn
Lawrence Jane
J. Food and Co
B. Stringer
E. Pairbrother
R. L. Jobbling
Dukestreet
Adelphi
G. Hall
Trowse Newton
Bell Inn
J. D. Crofts
Wells-next the-Sea
Crown Inn
Welle
R- Hunt
Kingston-upon-Hull
George Inn
Kin -upon-Hull
R. Moss
I. Brant
Leck
Staffordshire
Roebuck
Newcastle-under-Lyne
J. Hirst
Leeds
D. Bowen
Glamorganshire
C. Starting
Knightwick
J. Brindley
Alton Mills
Eagle Inn
Lane End
J. Dinwiddie
G. Dawson
Rooma
Ss. Cooper
Bath
Bristol
E. Hardy
Swanage
Dorsetshire
Messrs. Parr
Poole
H. Stuart
D. Maggs
J. Mesden
Bourton
A. Hills
J. Hilla
Bishop Wearmouth
Dorham
Cox and
ER Te
Hunter's Lane
G. J. Cox
M. Cor
Clerkenwell
W. Parker
P. Beck
Halifax
Yorkshire
W. Bulmer
J. Bell
Middlesbrough
C. Dawson and Co
Mottram-in-Langdendal
Cheshire
Slaters
T. Peacock
W. W. Peacock
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
W. Hills
E. R. Coles
Chatham
Bakers
J. Edward
T. Smythe
H. B. Cardwell
T. Cardwell
J. Radcliffe
S. Worrall
Rochdale
Lancashire
J. Linton and Co
Selby
York
J. Cox and Co
Crook Bill
Durham
J. Holroyd
Rastrick
Orkshire
J. Bouch and Co
Slop
Joseph Bouch
Shipping Intelligence
Lloyd’s
Battersea
Court OF Aldermen
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