Swift Mail Coach Lines and Fast Stagecoaches in London
The article details rapid mail coach routes and post coach services from London to cities like Holyhead, Exeter, Bath, Manchester, Bristol, Norwich, and more. It highlights speed, fares, and notable coaches such as Spread Eagle, Swans, and various regional lines, emphasizing punctuality, comfort, and economy with names of offices, inns, and proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
Angrie
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Pasengers
Birminghaw
Clark's
Corwan
Spencer's
Holy
Riley
Jonner
York House
Bath
Exeter
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend
Ali
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Birmingham
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Rull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
London
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy's Hotel
Lacy’sotel
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Risgate
Canterbury
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham
Haines
Milea
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Plough Hotel
Nottingham
Derby Times
Bourewsbury
Oxfordshire
Coventry
Ket
Portsmouth
Nance
Founteers
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Feney
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Clench
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Paulkner'a
Brooks, &c
Perioticale
C &c
W. Chaplin and Co
Return of Mr Corbett for Manchester Seen as Likely
A Manchester canvass suggests Mr Corbett’s return to Parliament is likely with supporters seeking funds for a contested election. Subscriptions are urged to several local offices in Manchester and beyond, to cover legal and campaign expenses. Also advertised are Norwich sausages, various medical and family books, and Stirling’s Stomach Pills with wide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Corbett
Cobbett
Messrs. Fielden Brothers
Ped-street
Office of the Register
London
Thomas Smith
Lord-Mercer
Liverpool
The
Advertiser
Stiling
Materia Medica
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel High-street
Barclay 2Nd Sons
Farringdon-street
Sanger
Oxford-street
Hannahang Co
Oxford Street
Heudebourk
Middle-row
Holborn
Prout
Strand
Stradling
Royal Exchange-gate
Union meeting resolves aid for unstamped papers and free press
In Norwich area a Union of the Working Classes at Griffin Inn Pockthorpe demands aid for men selling unstamped weekly publications to avoid prison. They resolve to petition Parliament to abolish stamp duties and support the True Sun with subscriptions. Also recounts a rescue of a climbing boy in Howard Street Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of the
Griffin Inn
Pockthorpe
Burrows
Reynolds
Rall
Roper
All
Self
J. Greeves
Sux
True Sun
Storey
R. Freeman
Norwich
The
Commercial Gazette
the Examiner
Poor Man's Guardian
Cosmopolites Cobbett's Register
Bury Freeress
Whigs and Poland policy critique in 1820s letter
ARGUS criticizes Hume and ministers for backing a 5,000,000 loan tied to guarantees for Poland’s fate and Greece. He accuses Whigs and Tories of fear of Polish independence, urges electors to withhold votes from pro–Poland opponents, demand Polish restitution, and oppose funding for Otho, King of Greece, until justice to Poland is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Hume
Poland
England
Otho
Greece
Nero
Lask
United Kingdom
Crty
Humanity
ARGUS
Polish Refugees Seek Newcastle Society For Poles Aid
An address to Newcastle inhabitants by Felix Zaba and P. Zaleski proposes forming The Society of Friends of the Poles to advocate for Poland's restoration. The plan includes distributing political information, petitioning Parliament, and holding a public meeting on the Polish Revolution anniversary to support Poland from the Danube to the Carpathians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Felix Zaba
P. Zaleski
Germany
France
England
Newcastle
Society of Friends of the
Statin
Poland
Vienna
Europe
Danube
Oder
Dwwina
Carpathian Mountains
Death by own action of Captain Thomas Beauclerk in gaol
A man calling himself Captain Thomas Beauclerk, held in Horsemonger Lane Gaol for aiding Captain Nicholl's escape and charged with an unnatural offence, killed himself with a small penknife in his cell. The ordeal began after his arrest on February 19 at a Paddington cottage.Witness John Steyne Veres testified Beauclerk, Nicholl, and Mr Goode plotted the escape, and Beauclerk gave Nicholl a cloak. Beauclerk’s death followed discovery of blood at the bed and a throat wound. he left behind diamonds, a ring, and prussic acid. He was remanded for further inquiry into the others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholl
Horsemonger Lane
Beauclerk
Spring Place
Paddington
Unionhall
John Steyne Veres
Mr. Goode
Union Hall
Goode
Horsemonger-lane
Walter
Williams
Captaineauclerk
Nottingham
Star
Wheelergate
Jos. Oldknow Bassett
Thomas Denman
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Rawcliffe
Joseph Birch
Morrison
Thornley
Ipswich
Liverpool
Lord Sandon
Lord Duncannon
House of Commons
General Ferguson
Lord Althorp
Viscount Dincannon
Representation of Nottingham and the True Sun debates
A Nottingham electors meeting backs Viscount Duncannon for the Nottingham seat and calls for clear stances on taxes knowledge corn laws suffrage and ballot. A lengthy letter from a True Sun defender urges middle class support and warns against neglecting the paper’s public role.
Nomination of Viscount Duncannon Sparks Irish and British Debate
A letter to the editor exposes the Duncannon nomination detailing his family ties to the Ponsobny line and connections to figures like the Duke of Devonshire and Lord Melbourne. It outlines his offices as First Commissioner of Woods and Forests with a 2000 annual salary and lists coadjutors with their per annum figures. The writer asserts the need for scrutiny of his influence on Whig gains and notes Kilkenny opposition from the movement party in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham Review
Viscount Duncannon
Real Movement
Earl of Besborough
Munster
Lord Duncannon
Henrietta
Earl of Westmoreland
Northamptonshire
Rockingham Forest
Crown
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
Earl Fitzwilliam
Greys
Lord Melbourne
Home Secretary
Ponsonby
Malta
Kilkenny
Whigs
W. Holmes
Movement
Tories
Daniel O’connell
Duncannon
Ewry
London
Middlesex
Essex
York
Nottingham
Kc. &c
Wales
Chester, &c
Dean Forest
Weees
New Forest
Ditto Parkhurst Forest
Trish Crown Lands
Tithe agitation hardens in southern Ireland amid arrests
From Conx Ireland. The tithe crusade continues with vigor despite trials and punishments. Clergy backed by government push for a quick solution, hoping changes in collection and a House debate will end agitation. Prison conditions and prosecutions fuel repeal sentiment as juries and judges face political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronayoe
Ireland
Ronayne
Youghal
Gavi
the Times
George Bingham
Times
Irekind
Inquest Opens Over Mrs Burney's Hyde Park Accident
Coroner and jury meet at Kensington square to investigate the death of Mrs. Burney after a driven carriage in Hyde Park was struck by a groom on a leading horse. The groom Henry Rainer, said to be in service to Lord Palmerston, is named in the verdict of a charge and warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
John Burney
Kensington Square
Mrs. Burney
Eliza Burney
Wellington Drive
Hyde Park
Maitland
High Street
Kensington
Burney
George Hurst
No. 5
St. George’s Territory
Stanhope Street
Lord Palmerston
Hurst
Stanhope-street
Henry Rainer
Police Doings and the Call for Reform in Crime Law
A critical look at how a poor thief could face arrest while witnesses balk at testifying. The piece condemns selective enforcement, notes judges and police may ignore warrants, and argues that reforms are needed to end a two‑tier justice system that punishes poverty while shielding the rich. It cites Marlborough Street cases and streetwalkers to illustrate alleged bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough-street
Istrate
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Job’s
Fulham
Fe Orey
Annals of
House of Lords
Preeholders
John Scott Lillie
Ametro- Juan County
Messrs. Cockburn and Co
Ankers
Whitehall
Ship Tavern
Charing-cross
Areenwood
John Townsend
Queen-street
Cheapside
Norwich Mail
B. C. Brodie
F.R.S
St. George' S
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Logan
Price
Martthew Baillie
James Wardrop
the King
T. T
J. Tegg
N Hailes
Howdery and Kerby
Griffin and Co
Stukies and Brothers
J. Cumming
W. F. Wakeman
Dublin
Monthly Gazette of Health
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternosterrow
Earl Grey
Raphael the
Sheffield
Captain Thomas Beauclerk
Representation OF
Mr. Hurst
Althur
the True Sun
St. John the Evangelist
Tam
Fou
ST. John
London Daily Journal
Perenniny
Tablot
Sunday Press
Examiner
Standard
Birmingham Attwood
Marryalt
John C. Hobhouse
John Russell
Bulwers
Colonel Torrens
Scales
Parliament
Lords
Commons
Hs W
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