Strand Theatre Tonight and Week Carefully Described
An Exeter hall announcement advertises a varied program at the Strand Theatre this evening Tuesday and through the week featuring a three volume revue of songs dialogs and curiosities. It notes doors open seven with performance from eight to eleven and lists a general appeal for calm orderly conduct by the Drapers Institution trade members and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pw Strand Theatre
Exeter-haill
T. B. Barker
N.B
Exeter-hall
Glasgow Lottery Draw Adverts and Publications Listing
Official notice of the Second Glasgow Lottery drawing at Coopers Hall London on Wednesday January 24 with prizes up to £15,000 and tickets sold at Cornhill Poultry Regent Street and other offices. Also includes announcements for New London Bridge improvements and various medical, educational, and commercial publications and prices from multiple shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Coopers’ Hall
London
Cornhiel
Regent Street
Corphill
Poultry
Regent-street
Bish
Pope, Brothers
Stewart's
Hetton
Lambton
Lambton’s Wall's End
Pope
Ers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Impotence Of Enemies And Fires In Reform Discourse
In this Cobbet excerpt, Cobbet denounces foes who portray him as fire causes, mocks their terror, and juxtaposes agricultural fires with political reform. He rails against corn laws, taxes, and paper money, likening current distress to natural pregnancy, while attacking Parliament, Quakers, Jews, and monopolies. He critiques un-English acts and defends national faith debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Brougham
Leadenhall Market
London
Corn Hill
Agricultural Committee
James Graham
Chainan
Robert Wright
Norfolk
Serjeant Spankie
Morning Chronicle
Lord Althorp
John Russell
Marquis of Chandos
Cambridgeshire
Wiltshire
England
Papen
Low Island
Sturges Bourne
Bourbon-police
Nationa
New Hanger ford market buildings near completion
Market progress shows rapid advancement with improved interior management by company servants. Renovation in the fruit and vegetable department could proceed to enhance visitor comfort, while constant removal of accumulating filth is urged. The fish market remains well ordered, well supplied, and affordable, allowing the poor access to this healthy luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Loth Company
Copthall
Throgmorton-street
Morning Herald
G. Harris
B.N.C.B
Hangerford Market
Government with olt Patronage expose in aging record
A Victorian era column reports on patronage in government spending. It notes a Parliamentary return showing 140,516 pounds 83 shillings 6 pence paid in 1831-2 to 16 Commissioners of Inquiry, plus numerous paid appointments across commissions in Scotland and other bodies. It lists commissioners, salaries, and living allowances, highlighting widespread government expenditure without patronage and naming several named officials and acts from 1831 to 1832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serre
Scotland
Royal Commission
Robert Bell
John Boyd Greenshields
Thomas Thomson
James Campbell
Robert Graeme
Andrew Skene
John Cunningham
Robert Jameson
James Ivory
Robert Hunter
Cosmo Innes
Robert Handyside
Phineas Daniel
Merrorocttay Logacy
R. Gordon
James Clitherow
J. Bright
Lord Edward Seymour
G. W. Proctor
James Shaw
John Smith
Benjamin Harrison
Charles Bosanquet
Robert Grant
Sir William Hevgate
John Innes
Francis Ludlow Holt
Conduct Of A Policeman In A City Street
Daniel Snagg, Winchester journeyman whitesmith, accuses a city policeman named Ellery of assault and false arrest. Snagg describes being dragged by the arm, questioned for alleged pocket theft, and publicly maligned by the mayor and town officials after a confrontation. He claims no charge was ever filed and asserts the officer was drunk and abusing authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Snagey
Winchester
Whitesmith
Ellery
Snags
Tme
Filey
Pearman
Daniel Snagg
Coronership Vacancy in Cambridgeshire and Oxford Chancellor Ambition
A notice on the Cambridgeshire coronership vacancy due to the resignation of P. Isaacson Lord Eldon notes his age and equity prowess, while hinting at a future Oxford University Chancellor bid. The piece also reports a Bath correspondence on parliamentary qualification and a dubious “fagot qualification” involving real or imagined estates and attorney fraud.
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Cambridgeshire
P. Isaacson
Eldon
University of Oxford
Lord Eldon
Bath
M.p’s
House of Commons
Bank of England
PLAN FOR REDUCTION OF POOR RATES BY IRISH POOR LAW PROPOSAL
W. L. Hanbury urges adoption of a Irish poor law to ease England's poor rates by reducing Irish poverty. He cites Polish exiles, Swiss peasants, and Labourers' Friend Society efforts, arguing white slaves of Europe and colonization ideas, urging O Connell and Parliament to back relief and equality. The letter critiques potato dependency and calls for balanced aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Switzerland
Canton
Berne
Portsmouth
Admiral Austin
Southampton
Lord Ashtown
Exeter Hall
Dudley Coutts Stuart
Southton
Labourers’ Friend Society
Alexander
Russia
Aving
England
Europe
London Irish Relief Committee
Ireland
Sir Walter Raleigh
Daniel O'Connell
William Allen
F.R.S
Mr. O'Connell
Prarukich
the True Sun
Anderseverance
Lord Brougham
W. L. Hanbury
Irish Relief and Anti-Slavery
London
House And Window Duties Meeting At Belgrave Hotel
A Pimlico gathering of over 100 residents from Chelsea Lambeth Westminster and Marylebone endorsed a resolution condemning recent tax seizures and demanding repeal of the house and window duties. Speakers praised those who allowed their votes to be seized for arrears and thanked the former secretary G I Lewis before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.George’s
Belgrave
Ebury-street
Pimlico
Hornsby
Chelsea
Lambeth
Westminster
Marylebone
Chapman
Parker
Mr. Farren
Summers
G. I. Lewis
Medical Reform Move Debated by London Society
A London Medical Society meeting on Monday the 18th inst saw Mr Wrage push a reform proposal and a resolution call for a countrywide gathering to discuss the medical profession and the possibility of petitioning Parliament. A separate item describes a moral note from Timothy Conscience regarding a 30 shilling Bank of England gift to Mr Busby of Morton-in-Marsh with unclear origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitworth
Northampton Mercury
London Medical Society
Wrage
F. Bushby, Draper
Morton-in-Marsh
Worcester
Bank of England
Timothy Conscience
Ledbury
Busby
Morton
Timothy
Oxford Journal
Jacotot language teaching system praised in London lectures
M Cherville, new to Britain, outlines M Jacotots method for learning French by ear and translation, emphasizing pronunciation and habit. He shows how slow spoken sentences train the ear, enabling reading grammar directly. compares with Marseilles who used a similar approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas M. Jacotot
Paris
M. Cherville
M. Jacotot
White Bear Hotel
Basinghall Street
M. Marseilles
London
M. Jacatot
Frightful fires sweep Norfolk farms in incendiary sprees
A sequence of fires tore through farmsteads in Norfolk and neighboring counties. At Wymondham the Rix and Spruce Miller properties burned, with twelve stacks lost and insurance gaps noted. Similar blazes struck Coltishall, Hoveton Common, Rickinghall, Montrose near Newport, Wootton Beds, and Wallington, with multiple stacks and buildings destroyed. rewards were offered for incendiaries and several arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rix
Wymondham
Mr. Rix
Messrs. Spruce
Miller
Norwich
Norfolk Chronicle
Mayes
Coltishall
Hovetan Common
Addison
Rickinghall
Batesdale
London
Suffolk Chronicle
W. Levi
Montsoe
Newport
Levi
Northampton Herald
Messrs. C
S. Armstrong
Wootton
Beds
Northampton
Duke of Bedford
Hampshire
Mr. Brigham
Wretham
Diss
Norwich Mercury
Censorship Clash Over Arabian Nights Edition
A St Petersburgh college bans an Arabian Nights Turkish edition in preparation by Habieb from Tunis, citing too free passages. Derby workers reportedly vow a secret oath joining 800 men to a Trades Union. A Royal Observatory error at Greenwich threatens nautical timekeeping, risking ship longitude and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Supreme College of Censorship
St. Petersburgh
Habieb
Tunis
Workmen OF
Derby
Trades Union
Derbyshire Courier
Royal Observatory
Uhat
Thames
Board of Admiralty
Greenwich Gazette
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Zealand
His
Saileloth
Riga
Waternde
George Robins
Cabinetmakers’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Piccadilly
Leadenhall-street
Thomas Hasler
Leadenhall-Street- MH
Congreve
Ongreve
No. 1
Henry Congreve
Butler
Cheapside
Barclay and Sona
Farringdon Street
Edwards
St. Paul's Church-yard
One and Co
Bow Church-yard
Newberry and Sons
St. Aul's Church-yard
Cornhill
P. Bernethy
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Iso
Sir Astley Cooper
St. Thomas’s Hospital
A. Cooper
London Med
Lawrence
Royal College of Surgeons
France
Napolea
John Bell
Literary Gazette
Spectator
House of Cormonsvil
Swan River
Western Australia
J. G. Powell
B.A. Will
George Cheyne
J. Stevenson
M.D
Adam Clarke
Imperial Bro
R. Adam Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Manchester
United Kingdom
Crabb
Turkey
Morocco
George Crabb
A.M
T. Tegg
J. Cumming
Dublin
John Wright
Z.S
National Union of the Working Classes
Camberwell
Walworth
WM. Corbett
M.P
Oldham
Thomas Paine
Paine
Corbett
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet Street
Watson
Windmill-street
Finsbury-square
Jonah Barrington
Tuam
Clogher
Great Britain
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
New Burlingtona Treet
Courtenay
C. B. Courenay
Great Marlborough-street
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Catherine Street
Strand
Marsh
Oxford-street
Chappell
Pall-mall
Lutherland
Casterstreet
Edinburgh
Dr. Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Euro Magazine
Dr. Courtensy
Great Marlborough Street
Regent+treet
Rilliams and Company
Teamen
Coppee
Real Hyson
D, Ditro
Lord Ebrington
Sir Charles Price
Benjamin Heywood
Henry Labouciere
Nicholas Garry
John Henry Petty
Thomas Vigne
John Bonham Carter
Abraham George Roberts
Thomas Baring
George Ward Norman
Henry Warburton
John Irving
George Carr Glynn
Samuel Jones Lloyd
J. Strettal Brickwood
Canterbury
Durham
St. Asaph
Tenterden
Tindal
William Alexander
John Nicholl
Arches Court
Sir Co. Robinson
High Court of Admiralty
Herbert Jenner
E. Carrington
Stephen Lushington
R. Cutlar Fergusson
ST. George's
Hanover Square
M. Jacq
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