Scholarly catalog notices and late 1833 advertisements
A busy page of book listings, prices, and publishers from Colburn and Knight. It notes serials like The Penny Magazine and Penny Cyclopaedia, volumes of Elgin Marbles, The Gallery of Portraits, and Lamont auction plans in Paris. Also advertised are medical cerates and tonics, resident engravers in Dublin, and notices about public credit and bellwether goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
Kepler
Hale
Imperial Soc
Penny Magazine
Penny Cyclopaedia
Protests and inquest reports from Victorians Wakefield and Lewes
A Wakefield note requests redress from Viscount Melbourne after a prolonged prison relocation dispute and denied privilege. An inquest in Southwark relates Mrs Rebecca Sallows’s suicide by hanging, ruled insanity. Near Pevensey, an affray with smugglers ends in several deaths and injuries, with prisoners awaiting government disposal. Lewes reports the latest on the smuggler deaths and coast guard escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Wakefield
Lord Wharncliffe
York Castle
Joshua Hobson
Viscount Melbourne
Home Department
Suicine
Rose and Crown
Crossstreet
Southwark
Rebecca Sallows
Messrs. Barclay and Co
Pevensey
Page
Coast Guard
Bae
Lewes
Consul Appointed for Gibraltar and Military Promotions Noted
The Gazette records M. Pierre August Nicholas Belliard de Vaudicourt named Consul at Gibraltar for the King of the French. It also lists Royal Regiment of Artillery promotions including Lieut.-Colonel R. S. Brough, Captain W. Durnford, and officers up to First Lieutenant de Ayhnes, with date stamps from November 24 to 26, 1833.
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Foreign Office
M. Pierre August Nicholas Belliard de Vaudicourt
Gibraltar
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Brough
W. D. Nicolls
G. Durnford
Nicolls
R. Tonkyns
Durnford
de Ayhnes
Tomkyns
Parish apothecary warns of poison in grocers’ pudding
A correspondent reports a parish apothecary near Limehouse claiming a boiled puddings recipe from grocers is poisonous after three cholera cases in one family. He notes four cwt sold in a short period, with the same article sent nationwide, and expresses skepticism over remedies and patents touted by Sir Abel Handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuerera
Rick
Limehouse
Abel Handy
Galen
Thames
New Private Banking Proposal Seeks Universal Credit Access
A reader forwards a circular praising Bucklersbury bankers Lawson Newham and Co for a continental style system. For a five guinea yearly commission, clients get broad banking service with no need to leave large balances. Country merchants and tradespeople could deposit, discount private bills, and use home bill payments, expanding credit access and challenging aristocratic UK banking norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Messrs. Lawson, Newham, and Co
Bucklersbury
Lonndon
England
Peritense
T. P
Reduction in the Army and proposed half pay revision
The report on army reductions is not trusted as to the men. Expenditure under this head may drop and a few officers may be reduced. No further changes are planned for now. A thorough investigation and revision of half pay and unattached lists is contemplated and deemed much needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliam
Goopere Hall
City of
Dublin
Templeton
Mansel Street
C. Narshall
T. Euler
Cheapside
St. Paul's
London
Sanger's
Lioxford-Street
Medical Hall
Lower Sackville-street
Princes-street
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Butler
Ts Rd
Buller
Harvey's call to the Bar under Inner Temple scrutiny
The Essex Herald reports on the Masters of the Beach at the Inner Temple reviewing Daniel Whittle Harvey's bid to be called to the bar after earlier withdrawal from the attorney roll. The case centers on disputed purchases, witness losses, and objections by the benchers, with multiple petitions and hearings spanning 1810 to 1822 and renewed agitation in 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Herald
Honourable Society of the Inner Temple
Harvey
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Court of King’s Bench
Essex
London
Tal
Society of the Inner Temple
Trinity
Harvey Co. Andrew
Abbott
Dallas
Oh Toorae
Mr. Skingley
Coggeshall
Mr. Frost
Frost
Skingley
Bishopsgate
Audrew
Mr. Harvey
Kelvedon
John Wall Frost
H. Skingley
Waylen
Bishopagate Ward
Chelmsford
Harvey c. Andrew
Harvey R. Andrew
Beyon
King’s Bench
Court of Chancery
True Sun
James Scarlett
George Rose
Charles Wetherell
Serjeant
Wilde
Sedgwick
Hallifax Market Quiet Despite Diminished Wool and Posh Trade
The Leeds Times notes no material price changes at Halifax Market on Saturday though dealings in wool and possum were notably lighter and less vigorous, signaling a subdued trading patch without shifting values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallifax
Leeds Times
Music and morals clash in Middlesex licensing critique
The piece argues against exclusion, praising originality in art while mocking tavern music and licensing insects. It contends magistrates have boosted culture by regulating vice, predicts shifts in tavern roles, opera funding, and performer attitudes, and ends with hope that music may unite the world toward a new harmony.
Unattached List Critiques Military Staff Placements
A naval and military gazette rebukes the practice of dual roles for Lieut Colonel Fearon and other officers in India and Bengal. The piece argues many staff positions are held by regimental officers, proposes promoting half-pay officers to staff, and calls the system a costly, unnecessary retreat from merit and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval and Miliary Gazette
Fearon
India
Madras
Torrens
35Th Regiment
Bengal
Churchill
31St Regiment
Edward Barnes
Presidency
Sewell
East
Public Worship Gap in Bristol Out-Parish Time
In St Philip and Jacob Bristol the out-parish population of sixteen thousand lacked a public place of worship till within two years. A Morning Herald note cites widespread Heathenism among inhabitants prior to a new church opening. A separate report details a macclesfield manslaughter coroner’s inquest.
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St. Philip and Jacob
Bristol
Sarah Stubbs
S. Thorpe
Hurdsfield
James Walker
Chester
Cane
Manchester
Shipping news from Lloyds List recall of late November
The report catalogs maritime incidents across ports including Bremen, Liverpool, Hull, and Greenock with vessels grounded, damaged, or lost. Notable entries mention the Habesete Rater near Bremen, Craigigievar with bow damage, Mary Ann ashore at Northam Burrows with crew feared drowned, Alicia lost but crew saved, and multiple gales affecting ships from Aberdeen to Harwich and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's List
Ranscate
Habesete
Bremen
Havasah
Craigigievar
Jaffray
London
Sydney
Blaise
Hunter
Sebastian
Hull
Mary Ann
O'Donnell
Porto Cabello
Liverpool
Northam
Bristol
Alicia
Gilmore
Miramichi
Mirror
Jessie
Creighton
Newport
Ancona
Carxarvos
Adolphe
Bignon
Havre
Courier
Guan
Trieste
Princes
Grefnock
The
Crown
Stewart
Limerick
Glasgow
Lady Ava
Ludridge
Londonderry
John Guise
M'Fee
Dublin
Eliza
Irvine
Troon
Artuose
Wade
Wales
W.S.W
W.N
Boland Rock
Shannon
Drocnepa
Greenock
Jane
Newcastle
Genoa
Aberdeen
N.N.W
Shields
Henry
Sunderland
Stockton
Kingston
Hell
Navy
William Spence
Emery
Buenos Ayres
Denia
Palister
Goole
Mary
Chadwick
Bee
Wentworth
Winbeach
Yarsouth
Lord Exmouth
Southwold
Winterton
Surtees
Honfleur
Horsea Beach
Mowestoffe
Harwich
Whitby
Candguerd Fort Beach
S.W
Earl Grey
Perth
Amsraavam
Origa
Waysund
Hamburg
Nantes
Quinstant
Juist
Sag Tonnine
Anna Christina
Soonickson
Tondern
Amrum
Heyburnia
Gronweldt
Embden
Hameuren
Carl Johan
Neilson
Gottenburgh
Horna Reef
Johanna
Schutt
Herneland
Leghorn
Cuxhaven
Betsy Dryden
Richardson
St. Petersburgh
Deseo
Copenhagen
Greta
Anderson
Halersleben
Mantle
Lisson
Hannah
Wexford
Livieta
Figueira
Rio Janeiro
Magigilles
Paris
Minorca
Hopart Town
Rattenbury
Solomon Islands
Marasnan
Marquiz de
Britton
Grand Manan
Entry Island
Magdalena
Pete
Quenec
Kilculley rector relinquishes tithes over no church service
The Rev Mr Hoare of Kilculley Cork relinquishes all claims to arrears of tithes as of May last noting no church services in the parish through that period. The report then shifts to other items including a coroner’s inquest in Lambeth and industrial notices from Paisley and Tiverton.
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Hoare
Kilculley
North Liberties
Cork
Centu Sy
Belvindere Road
Lambeth
Ann Sullivan
Thames
sarKead
Galloway
Wingate
Calais
Paisley Advertiser
Tiverton
Western Times
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Illiams
and Company
Aly
Geerard-Street
Scho
EW Strand Theatre
Xen Trand
Artin. and Co
Cooper's Hall
Martin and Co
Ertanate
Cornhill
Oxford-Street
Daniel
John Hawkins
W. Strange
Paternoster Row
G. Cowie
Ara’ Geran
Lora Byron
Count D'Orsay
Ord Byron
Courtess
Blessington
Peter of the
Castile
O'Hara
Naval and Military Library of Entertainment
Captann Marryat
Colburn
Brambletyes House
Price
Mr. Carne
Switzerland
Italy
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
Pall- Mall East
M. Montfort
J. de Ville
Strand
Ann Tildesley
Clarence-place
Brick-lane
St. Luke's
Dan. Tildesley
Edward-street
City-road
John Duckitt
J. Gee
Parce
the Gazette OF
Whitehall
William Williamson
Derby
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Henry James
Star-street
Edgware-road
Baker
Charles Lockyer
Chatham
Jinen-draper
Court of Bankruptcy
Warne
Leadenhall
Lackington
Basinghall Street
John Sayre
High-street
Shadwell
Messrs
Gale
Lothbury
Graham
Copthall Buildings
Edward Stringer
Poplar, Victualler
Best
King’s Bench-walk
Temple
Strain Stevenson
Ramsgate
Kent
Linen-Draper
Lloyd
Crown-court
Edwards
Pancrasane
John Onesiphorus Atkins
Cecil-street
Gauntlett
Queen-street
Belcher
King’s Arms-yard
John Owen
Dover-street
Piccadilly
Waugh
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Green
King’s Arma Yard
Stephen Morse
Kingston-upon-Thames
Bell
Broderick
Bow Churchyard
Kitchener
Thomas Jacombs Lancaster
Catenton-street
Swain
Stevens, and Co
Frederick's-place
Old Jewry
King’s Arms
William Sant
Adelphi-wharf
Westminster
Hyde
Ely-place
Gibson
Basinghall-street
James Betts
Winchester
Winter, Williams
Dixon
Sheffield
Gray’s Inn
Preston
Kirkby Lonsdale
Henry Brisband
Birmingham
Enion Tavern
Wright and Underhill
Tokeehouse Yard
Lefevre
William Atherton
Everton
Lancashire
Clarendon Rooms
Pritt, Clay
Swift
Blackstock
Bunce
Fleet-street
J. Macnamara
A. H. Ayckbowm
Wendover
Buckinghamshire
T. Surflen
Abchurchlane
G. Williams
Henrietta-street
Marylebone
W. Sell
St. Martin's-lane
B. Gummen
E. Edmunds
Duke-street
Portland
L. Wood
Tabernacle-walk
J. Langridge
Salisbury
A. M. Greig
Great St. Helen’s
Bishopsgate-street
G. Stowell
R. H. Maddox
Lower Grosvenor
Street
W. Marsh
J. H. Stracey
G. E. Graham
Berners-street
Samson
Stock Exchange
Capel-court
R. Edden
Newgate-street
J. Furbank
Cambridge
Grocer
J. Vize
Crawford-street
Bryanston-square
Stationer
W. Church
Mark-lane
Jr. Whitehead
C. Whitechurch
Lad-lane
T. and
W. P. Litt
J. J
W. Harrison
Lime-street
H. Gibson
A. Greaves
Accrington
Commissioners
J. Heliewell
Wadsworth
Yorkshire
White Swan Inn
Halifax
J. Norris
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
Draper
White Hart Inn
J. Warburton
Birengerd
Herefordshire
Miller
Falcon Inn
Bromyard
R. K. Snape
Victualler
C. Waud
New Bond-street
Cook
J. Atkinson
Leeds
Dyer
J. Harrison
Lomas
W. Keith
Samuel Lucas
Charles Beck
Little Distaff-lane
J. Pickersgill
W. D. Hebden
Lawrence-lane
L. P. Goldsmid
W. M. Thackeray
Birchin-lane
Bill
Chichester Corporation
Sig
Ellis Ad Maude
Johm Price
France
Ordnance
Duke of Richmond
Gruggen
Leeves
Bryan Edwards
Richmond
Seymour
George Combes
Wilmot
Welvemonth
Bany
Humphreys
MR. Harvey and
the Bar
Middlesex
Curacoa
Venus
Barclay
Perkins
Metropolis
Philharmonic
Redriff
Mozart
Shipping
Intelly
Jesua Maria Joseph
Sarastre
Ribon
Bleasdale
Hobart Town