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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vousson
Uae
Roe Plasterers
Hite Cross-Street
Cripp
Egate
Lasterers
R. Chaters
Little ST
Queen Street
Cheapside
Newport-street
Long-acre
Sherippy
Raphael and Illidge
Merchant Taylors’ Hall
Sheriff Raphael
Sheriff Illidge
Lord Auckland
Lord Denman
Spring
Rice
Chas
Recorder
Winchester
Clauding Hunter
Chapman Marshall
Wood
M.B
Wilson
Kelly
Ainslie
Venables
Scholey
Johnson
Harmer
Thompson
M.P
Edward’ Sugden
Lyntt
Clay
Humphreys
R. Crawford
B. Rothh
Princegs-Victoria
Europe
Bar
Adon
City of
Bose “Nis
Merce
Sherif Wank
Colem
Sheriff Raphach
Ricol
Chiters
Mayer
Court of Kings
Denman
Old ‘Bailey
Sarehée
Edward Sugden
Shipping Intelligence
The
Poor Law Commissioners
Whitehall-yard
Somersetplace
Somerset-house
the Gazette OF
Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Charles Eristopher Pepys
Court of Chancery
John Leach
County of Middlesex
Royal Westminster Regiment of Middlesex
R. M. Piper
Charles Dear
Julia James Marriott Richardson
Evans
Robert-street
Bedford-row
D. Haddex
R. Coad
Huddersfield
R. Bennett
Worcester
Draper
S. Parker
J. and
W.comley
Middlesex
W. Wildblood
W. H. Keay
Burslem
Staffordshire
E. Roberts
J. St
P. Robinson
W. Shuter
Wolverhampton
T. Harreaves
J. Horsfall
Manchester
Lancaster
Caxenderers
J. Porter and Co
Sheffield
J. Smith
W. Yates
Colchester-street
Whitechapel
M. Allen and Co
Ampthill
E. Fell
Holborn
Birmingham
W. Durham
J. Shorters
Walsall
Barristers’ Court
County of
Coventry
Keen
Guildhall
New Corn Exchange
Keeni
Corn Exchange
Allrallows
Thames-Street
Richard Thornton
City of London
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Madrid
Foreign Office
Ste
Villiers
Yam
F.-Backhouse
Signor
Biartinez DE LA Roba
M. Villiers
State For Foreign Affairs
Cortes
Foreign Commerce
MR. Blackwood
Sporting
Newmarket