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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1834

Page

1

Extensive Iron and Tin Plate Works to be Sold by Auction

An extensive iron and tin plate works with twenty five acres of land at Lydbrook Gloucestershire near Herefordshire borders, on the Forest of Dean, is offered for sale by auction on October 23 at twelve o’clock. The lot includes a powerful steam engine, rolling mills, forges, tin houses, workshops, stables, warehouses, and an agent’s residence, with capacity for about three hundred boxes weekly. The property sits near a new great railway and the Severn and Wye rivers, with lease terms of two and a half years remaining. The sale also covers the stock of tools and old castings. More details available from solicitors and Mr George Robins in Covent Garden.

General Steam Navigation Company Hamburg Rotterdam Ostend Calais Fore Houlognr Kate Gabin Brighton Dieppe St. Katharine Rams Bote Agate Antwerp Messrs de Bie Rahn Crescent Minories Norman Waterlane Tower-street Messrs. Hall Wharfingers Custom-house Quay Black Scates Ramsgate Carter Margate Haymarket Colman W. Chaplin Regent-circus Piccadilly Pena Charles Bessell Sec Lombard-Street London Carmarthen George Robins Car‘marthen Ivy Bush Monmouth Ross Cheltenham Chronicle Cheltenham Gloucestershire Herefordshire Auction Mart Lydbrook Gloucester Forest OF Dean Rosa Messia Pearce Allaway Severn Wye Swansea Newport Bristol William Ives Volessis Jenings Bolton Elmcourt Temple Ween Bush and Montague Bris- Chi Waterloo Hotel Livercol Fen Thomas Francis Norton Stoke Newinton Court of Bankruptcy Fox Meek Basinghall-street Lackington J. Sharman Ringstead Northam Aonshire Wiiter Green Dragon Law Higham-Ferrers Lloyd Bartlett’s Buildings Treightort Wid Lea Goxentry Meagra, Clarke and Medcalf Lincoln’s Tan-fields Harley Crane Inn Stareford Lincolnshire Jenkins and Abbott New Inn Hopkingen French Stamford Ome Mary. Binns Harrogate Yorkshire Court-House Leeds Wiglesworth and Rid Victualfer Hi Tristram Dunster-court Mincing-lane P. Wright Christopher-street Hatton-garden J. Evans Marchmont-street Barton Crescent Linen-Sraper J. H. Popplewell Millbankstreet Westminster J. Matthews Tooley-street Southwark Linen-Draper Re Jones Albion-street Black Viars-Road White Lion Chester J. D. Hepworth Gates’s Exchange Hotel S. Liversidge Masbrough Angellon Rotherham B. Ashley Hanway-street Oxford-street

Inauguration Dinner for Sheriffs Raphael and Illidge

A lavish dinner in Merchant Taylors Hall honored newly elected City of London Sheriffs Raphael and Illidge. Lord Mayor and dignitaries toasted royal and municipal leaders, praising liberty, criminal law reforms, and the city’s hospitality amid applause and ceremonial speeches.

Edinburgh Magazine Advertises Medical Potions and Books

An 19th century advertisement page promotes Edinburgh Magazine October issues with content on George Fox and the Society of Friends, Coleridge, and various period pieces. It lists Harvey remedies, a new sounding-board piano, Dr Courtenay urology and syphilis works, and notices agents and London addresses. The tone is promotional, detailing product benefits, prices, and distributors across London, Dublin, and Glasgow.

Edinburgh George Fox Society of Friends William Howitt England Samuel Taylor Coleridge Lord Brougham Stamp Duty William Tait Simpkin and Marshall London John Cumming Dublin Zeitter New Cavendish Street Portland-place Harvey Society For the Restoration of Health James Boddin London Hall Charlotte-street Ath Bone-Place N.B C. B. Courtenay Ald Great Marlborough-street Regent-street Onwhyn Catherine Strand Upper King-street Broomabury W. Marsh Oxford-street Chapple Paill-nall Hayes M'Phun Trongate Glasgow Messrs. Sutherland Calton-street Chappel European Magazine Bag Great Marlborough Street Courtenay Inspector and Literary Review

Wrecks and wreckage plague Flores and surrounding waters

From Lloyds List of Kee Liverront dated Sept 26 reports the Huskisson Kenn wrecked on Flores around July 6 with crew saved. News notes large new wreckage floating off the coast including fir plank casks and hampers. A headboard fragment washed ashore in Dundrum Bay. Several ships including the Foyle packet and the George are mentioned with various shoreings and repairs. The period includes multiple vessel misfortunes, salvos and recoveries, plus insolvency notices and legal-administrative updates.

Lloyd’s Cape de Verdi Monte Video Flores Kitrocca Dundrum Bay Crookuaves Foyle London Hutt George Miramichi Ida Burgess Portland Jamaica Neva North Shields Sarah Warming Falmouth Honduras Elizabeth Jane Laughton St. Peterspurcy Isabella Brown Hankinson Rea Liverpool Eliza Cortigall Nerva Meme Lodovico Otto Dublin Rostock Catharina Maria Alward St. Petersburgh Warnemunde Elsinore Sert Margaret Maclean Sunderland Lemvig Paris Havre St. Jago Mauritius Athenais Heyward Nantes Prince Edward’s Island Margaret Oakly Marrett New York Atete Oglethorpe Java Cowes Faumoury Agasta Linder

Foreign Commerce Reported Wheat Exports and Market Activity

Foreign trade notes several parcels of old wheat sold for export to the Mediterranean and new Elbe crop brought in for consumption at quotations. Rye remains dull, barley steady, oats rising, and peas show some demand. Beans sit at nominal prices with none in the market. From the 13th to the 19th, eighteen cargoes of grain passed through the Sound with multiple destinations including Britain, Dutch ports, Norway, Portugal, Russia, and Antwerp.

Borsen Hattiz Mediterranean Lower Elbe Antwerp Rix. Dols Anhalt Mecklenburgh Rye Ecklenburgh M — Oswer Elbe Pomeranian OFC Wearenee Havannah Manilla Brazil St. Domingo Porto Rico

Death of Mr Blackwood the Edinburgh publisher

William Blackwood, longtime publisher and head of Blackwood's Magazine, died at his home in Amalie Place Edinburgh on September 16 at six in the morning aged fifty eight. The venerable bookseller and magistrate built a career from antiquarian roots to general literature and led the magazine with decisive integrity, courage, and benevolent support for moral and literary merit.

Blackwood William Blackwood Amalie-place Edinburgh Bell and Bradfate Antarel

William Blackwood remembered as a model of reform and integrity

The tribute praises William Blackwood for fairness in debate and avoidance of deceit, noting his opposition to reform as a principled stand. It highlights his reputation across Huishburg, his noble private life, and his two elder sons poised to carry on the business with enduring support from friends and a party that honored his service.

Huisburgh William Blackwood Uiem

Newmarket First October Meeting Racing Summary

Racing notes from Newmarket on Monday and Tuesday detailing results at the meeting. Lochinvar led all the way to win by a length in the first race. Florin held the lead in Holt Stakes before being joined by Whisker fillies, with Lord Orford and Duke Michael among the closers. Flatterer won at the bushes by a length after contesting with rivals. Duke of Rutland and other aristocrats listed among attendees and owners. Tuesday featured the Buckenham Stakes for colts and fillies, Free Will taking victory by two lengths, and the Hopeful Stakes with numerous entries including Eva, Madame de Jeck, Waresti, and Kate Kearney, among others.

Lochinvar Florin Plantations Sir M. Wood Lord Orford Duke Michael Olympic Rowley Mill Andymph T.Y.C Bentley Paris Duke of Rutland Duke of Graft Anson Walpole Craven Rous Peel Upton Lady Wood Lady Graham Byng Stanley C. Wilson Newton Worrall Quby Hunter A. Hunter Thornhill Vort Buckenham T.y.ce Mr. Wreford Sultan Lord Lowther Figaro Detlesceeg Lord Chesterford Brf Eva Boyce Spalding Madame de Jeck Langar Wreford Soltan Galles Bf Merlin Emilia Grant Filho da i Pots S. Graham Camel Mr. Yates Kate Earay Sowerby Ir. Perrin Wendy Alongs Bisdaies Baget Lagat Kate Kearney Toso Nisie AGADE

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