New Works Advertised by H Colburn and R Bentley
A catalog lists new publications including Memoirs of the Empress Josephine third volume with private letters and family notes, The Naval Officer by Captain Marryatt, Falkland by the Pelham author, Eugene Aram and others, and Sayings and Doings third series by Theodore Hook, plus The Undying One and other Poems by the Hon Mrs Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marryatt
Falkland
Pelham
Eugene Aram
Theodore Hook
Mrs. Norton
Apparent Barnes defense circle among creditors at Newgate
The London press reports a meeting of Mr Barnes creditors at the Boar and Castle Oxford Street after his committal for feloniously receiving a stolen vote. They express support for his integrity, doubt the charge, and pledge to back him as the case proceeds. Also noted is the Wandsworth burglary case against Hale Stonar Bull Cummings and Jones with gear and weaponry recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Ann Vickers
Hampton
Newgate
Boar and Castle
Oxford-street
Payne
Pety
Wandsworth
Joseph Hale
Charles Stonar
George Bull
Cummings
Jones
J. Morris
W. White
K. Penryn
Richard Jordan
Warber
London
Hope Cottage
Billingsgate
Allen
Wimbledon
Ralfe
Ime
Dickey
William Phipps
Ball
James Callingbourn
Ebbs
James Russell
Rose and Crown
Thomas Ebbs
Queen’s Row
Chelsea
Stonar
Tok Stonar
Smithfield
Phipps
Tlf
Ted
Cullingbourn
James Faust
Ute
Luke Nixon
James Bradley
Mr. Morgan
Don Pedro
General Elliott
Jews’row
Rushworth
Mr. Digby
Anderson
Cummins
Surrey
Thatcher
Hutton
Newton
Prosecutor
Earl Grey
Robert Peel
Warner
Jellicoe
Soap quality praised by chemists and surgeons in 1833 notice
Long-acre September 7 1833 Sirs from my examination I report the soap from Messrs Warmoll and Co to be superior in cleansing without caustic effects suitable for woollen linen fine articles and delicate skin infant skin Jam. Hume chemist to the King signs approval with August 28 1833 endorsements by W H Johnson Thos Lewellyn. Sold at London bazaars Royal Bazaar Norwich and grocers. Agents may be appointed by letter to the manufactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long-acre
Joseph Hume
Mesars
Warmoll and Co
Old Montague Street
Whitechapel
Messrs. Warmoll and Co
W.H. Johnson
Bishopsgate-street
Thos. Lewellyn
Mount Place
White
Chapel-Road
London
Royal Bazaar
Norwich
Old Montague-street
Copper Ore Sale Records from Truro and Pool in 1653 and 1853
The notice lists copper ore sales and quantities at Truro on Sept 6 1653 and at Pool on Oct 6 1853. It details ore tonnages 27 768 and produced copper 201 hundredweight 8 quarters, with total sale amounts and named mines such as West Poldice Wheal Perran Fowey Consols Lanescot and Wheal Basset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truro
Tuine
Consolidated Miner
Steseaee
Wheal Leisure O
Lois & Ov
Great St. George
East Crinmb
Sanescot
United Hills
Fowey Consalys
West Poldice
Covertratee
Pool
Deleoath
Penatruthal
Cook's Kitchen
Norch Roskear
Carnbrea Minex
Stray Park
Eaat Wheal Crofty
Fowey Conavis
Lanescot
South Wheal Basset
Real Del Monte Mines postpones loan to February meeting
A special general meeting at the Albion tavern considered cancelling the loan by issuing shares. Directors postponed any action to the second Wednesday in February to assess mine value, profits, and deeper ore discoveries. A letter reports a rich ore course at La Virgin Winze, widening prospectivity east of Dolores and Santa Theresa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real del Monte Mines
Albion Tavern
Delfonte
la Virgin Winze
Santa Theresa
la Virgin
Dolores
Yadieigus
Education Returns from Lord Melbourne Circular to Overseers
Lord Melbourne has sent a circular to parish overseers requesting detailed returns on English schools. The questions seek counts by town or parish, population, school type, religious affiliation, endowment, funding, pupil numbers and demographics, entry and exit ages, salaries of staff, and notes on schools established since 1818 or with attached lending libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
England
Poor Knights of Windsor Order Declares Name Change
The King commands that the title be changed to Military Knights of Windsor and that the royal uniform be worn. The decree, dated September 17, 1933, at Windsor Castle, elevates status of knights serving under royal commission and directs future designation and dress, with successors affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Charles I
Peter le Mair
Kot
Thomas Crane
Ant
Robbery and assaults at Oldham factory and area courts
Reports from the New Bailey reference an assault on a boy by a factory overlooker named Moores with a rope end, plus a second case where overlooker James Stubbs beat a boy for alleged misdeeds. Bail was set and later discharged. Separate items note a swindler forging inquiries to obtain signatures from merchants, and a major home robbery in Commercial Road East totaling about 50 pounds, with prior thefts nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Ambra
Geoffry Crayon
Spain
Alhambra
Eorth
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
Burlington-st
Hamilton
Adams
Hy Joh Nicholles
Conduit-street
Bond-street
New Bailey
Thomas
Goodier
Falkner
Prugsia-street
Oldham-road
John Moores
Moores
Piecer
David Foulkes
James Stubbs
Rayte and Crompton’s Mill
Sanmiel Stubbs
Foster
Manchester Advertiser
John Morris
Franks
John Campbell
G. F. Berkeley
Sheffield Mercury
Levy
Hardwickplace
Commercial Road East
Bank of Land
Bull in a Tavern At Bell and Crown Holborn
A bull invaded the Bell and Crown tavern in Holborn on a Friday afternoon. Guests fled tables and hid behind pillars as chairs toppled in panic. After a few minutes the animal turned and departed, leaving patrons shaken but unharmed and returned to the public street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell and Crown
Holborn
Ridlar
Leeds Woollen Markets Report in Sept Prices Firm and Demand Wide
Leeds Mercury reports firm wool prices with strong demand in cloth balls and woollen goods. Irish buyers in town struggle to secure low goods while manufacturers anticipate further raw material rises and resist price increases. Shipments to Belgium rise. ripley market to ease travel for nearby villages with Ingilby road access noted.
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Ireland
Leeds Mercury
Geods
Treo
Belgium
Livereoolt
Cortex
Thurspay
Monobay
Ripley
Billinghall
Hampsthwaite
Birstwith
Chot
Mennett-with-Darley
Nidd
Pately Bridge
W. A. Ingilby
Hollie Bank Wood
Hucksters
Leeds
Adulteration in English Trade Draws Strong Critique
The Spectator condemns widespread adulteration across markets from tea to beer and bread. It calls for chemical examiners in major towns, with magistrates empowered to seize adulterated goods and fine traders, funded by fines and test fees, to deter fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Portugal
Accam
London
Gillon M P Addressed Airdrie Electors In Town Hall
The Glasgow Free Press reports a Sept 27 public meeting in Airdrie with MP Mr. Gillon, Provost Dawson, and magistrates. He outlined his parliamentary conduct, defended liberal stances, and received praise as “Man of the People” before moving to Hamilton on Sept 26 for further gatherings with constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow Free Press
Airdrie
Gillon
Provost Dawson
Linlithgow
Mr. Gillon
Terus
Wilkie
Hamilton
Ferguson
William Burman Elected Mayor of Stratford-upon-Avon
William Burman Esq is declared the new mayor of Stratford-upon-Avon after a formal election. The ceremony and oath took place at the town hall with local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burman, Esq
Stratford-upon-Avon
Newmarket First October Meeting Review
At Newmarket the Michael Stakes provided the sole notable race with Nonsense securing victory by two lengths in a tailing contest. Bailments included stakes value at 1,200 with entries for tomorrow’s B C Plate featuring Sir Mark Wood’s Lucetta and Lord Clarendon’s Datura among others.
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Newmarket
Vesper
Tauc
A.F
Peel
Dh c
Nunsense
S. Graham
Jason
Duke of Portland
Duke of Grafton
Gree Clearwell
Amuuidene
Mr. Howe
Sultan
Marineda
Pledge
Clearwell
Divan
Nonsense
Tury
B.C
Sir Mark Wood
Lucetta
Lord Clarendon
Datura
Colonel Peel
Ernest
Lord Burlington
Bizarre
Presentation of the new sheriffs in London and Middlesex
The Lord Mayor and civic leaders presented John Wilson and James Harmer as sheriffs before Baron Bankes at the Court of Exchequer in Westminster. Wilson, a Brill silk trader, and Harmer, a lawyer, were praised for integrity and service. The ceremony included remarks by the Recorder and a service banquet invitation, ending with a return to the barge for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Exchequer
Baron Bankes
Law
John Wilson
James Harmer
London
Middlesex
Wilson
Brill
Harmer
Conmon-hall
Papak Baron Bankes
His Majesty's Court
Foxton
Mesars
Humphrey
Peek
Syra
Winchester
Crown
Salop
St. Clement Danes
Fire at Constantinople devastates vast district and alarms city
Correspondent reports a three mile fire zone in Constantinople destroying about 12 000 buildings leaving 50 000 homeless. The blaze rages three days with smoke and danger, while Turks suffer most and Jews fear attacks. Alleged arson on a musket factory is discussed amid public panic. Small fires persist in Bosphorus villages and Albania unrest continues with Cyprus sending ships and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morning Herald
Constantinople
London
Southwark
Westminster-bridge
Waterloo Bridge
Hyde Park-corner
Russell-square
Colosseum
Hampstead Hill
Peru
Pera
Bosphonts
Albania
Cyprus
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Oyal Victoria Theatre
Francis
Mr. Abbott
Count de St. Vallier
Mr. Egerton
Diana of Poicters
Chipdale
Wilhelmina Stollbhomm
Miss Horton
Clara
Don Ignatio
Williams
Clementina
Duenna
Garrick
Inperial Bank OF London
Bank of Deposit
Comercial
W. Short
Newmana Court
Cornhill
Imperial Bank of London
F. C. Webtley
Strand
France
Napoleon
John Bell
Literary Gazette
Thas
Swan River
Australia
J. Goowell
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R.S
J. Stevenson
M.D
Abernethy
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Astley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
A. Mopper
London Med
Surg- Journal
Loarda
Lawrence
Royal College of Surgeons
New Har Tington-street
J. Lloyd
Captain Trelawney
Empress Josephine
Napatvan
Poland
Turkey
Hungary
Vienna
la Duchesse de
ST. Veu
Morocco
Bishop
Rodwell
Lee
Herz
Horn
Stevenson
Krallmark
Merriott
Valentine
Hodson
Gustave
Madame Malibran
Mrs. Waylett
Theatre Royal Adelphi
G. H. Rodwell
D'Almaine and Co
Goulding
D'Almaine
Pat F
Gyptlan Hall
Cabenet-Makers’ Society
Piccadilly
William J
William TV
George Robins
Egyptian Hall
Thomas Hasler
Leadenhall-street
Ing
Price
Liverpool
ST. George
W.bluilis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Eden Quay
Carlisle Bridge
R. Gibbs
MR. Barnes
Walworth
Camberwell
Cobbett
King’s Head Tavern
Walworth-road
King's Head Tavern
Laovett
Mining Intelligence
Poor Knights OF Windsor
State OF Trade
MR. Gillon, MP
George Ashnese
Afaccleafield Courier
Gilpin
United States
Belfast Chronicle
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