University and Clerical Intelligence and Trades Adverts
Public meeting announced for a new lodge uniting London tailors under The United Operative Tailors. Also numerous merchant notices for clothing, coal prices, Oldridge's Balm of Columbia certificate from Philadelphia, and Oxford Nov 24 degree conferrals listing BA and MA recipients with multiple colleges and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steill
Paternoster-row
London
United Operative Tailors
Mechanics’ Institution
Brindle
Begbie elected Foundation Fellow at Pembroke College Cambridge
Cambridge report notes Francis Richard Begbie elected as Foundation Fellow of Pembroke College. Other clerical appointments include J H Pooley to Scotter Rectory, Samuel Smith to St Mary Le Trix, J C Clark to East Farnham Rectory, and Buckle to head mastership at Durham Grammar School. Trinity College accrues a bequest of books and art from the late Rev. Daniel Pettiward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Anthony Francis Butler St. Lei
Brasenose
Spencer Smith
Alliel
George Pinhorn
Geend Hall
John James Digweed
Pemroke
William Henry Brensden Boorle
St. Alban Hall
Robert Blewett Morgan
University
Charles Welland Edmonstone
Joseph R. Coope
John Casebow Barrett
Pembroke
Seth Benjamin Watson
John Frederick Boyes
St. John’s
Cambridge
Francis Richard Begbie
Pembroke College
J. H. Pooley
St. John’s College
St. James's
London
Scotter
Lincolnshire
Samuel Smith
Ely
St. Mary, le
J.C. Clark
East Farndon
Northamptonshire
Buckle
Wadham College, Oxford
Durham Grammar School
Daniel Pettiward
Trinity College
Printing Office Insurances Proposal to Printers
A printer writes to the True Sun editor in 1833 arguing that printers face high fire insurance rates and suggesting they form a mutual benefit insurer. He proposes years of contributions to build a fund that would eventually reduce premiums to a minimal annual cost.
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THE
True Sun
Tate
Marquis of Westminster praised for liberal actions and reform
A correspondent defends the Marquis of Westminster against claims of hostility to working people. He notes use of parkland in Hertfordshire as a cricket ground for Rickmansworth and his openness of Eaton Hall to Chester. He highlights charitable schooling for nearly a thousand children at his expense and the marchioness active in rewarding study, while asserting his early leadership in reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagizaine
Roney
Eatre
Leicester Square
Glasgow Lott Artin and Co
Glasgow
Slso
Leary
Vance
Cooper's Hall
London
Martin and Co
Cornhill
Oxford
Baer
Fealee
Fraser's
Marquis of Westminster
Hertfordshire
Rickwansworth
Eatonhall
Cheshire
Chester
Liverpool
Down-street
Piccadilly
Ireland Aims at Repeal Through Whitefeet Fight Libel Trial
A lengthy trial recounts Sir Richard Barrett’s libel case against Daniel OConnell’s Pilot article. The prosecution argues the piece sought to incite Irish repeal of the Union via Whitefeet suppression and political agitation. The defendant defends free press and urges restraint, conciliation, and lawful reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Bench
Richard Barrett
Pilot
Daniel O'Connell
Ministry
Ireland
The
Solicitor-General
United Parliament
Mrr. Barrett
England
House of Commons
Anini
Pigott
Serjeant Pennefather
O'Connell
Anglesey
Volunteers
Earl of Wexford
Earl of Shrewsbury
Henry VIII
Trish
God
Otter
Anglesea
Nly
Wellington
Tristanes
Fetter
Coulson
Globe Newsaper
Orangemen of Ireland
Meno
Orangemen
Letguer
Green Wood
Coursq
Tam
Stanley
Hobhouse
West Indies
Lord Anglesey
Lord Plunkett
Cobbett
Pastorini
Cam
Sir John Cam Hobhouse
France
Callan
Charles Kendal Bush
Britain
Sfost
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MS and Company
Gain and Co., Tailors, &c
Fleet-street
New Bridge-street
Imperial
Saxony
Petersham
Messrs
Swain and Co
Pope, Brothers, and Ay Co
Stewart
Hetton
Lembton
Wall's End
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Jpope, Brothers, Buvard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
A. Oldridge
Columbia
Philadelphia
Gilbert Robertson
R. Warton
Bay
Oldridge
M. Randall
Court of Common Pleaa
J. L. Inglis
City of
Wellington-strest
Strand
Wellington-street
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