Mail Coaches and Public Notices from 1832 Ireland and England
A dense 1832-era collection details rapid mail coaches and routes such as Holyhead, Devonport, Bath Exeter, Manchester, Bristol, and Canterbury along with many smaller lines. It reports speed, fares, and depots, then shifts to Dublin Corn Exchange meeting notes where Edward Dwyer and Secretary Stanley exchange letters over municipal taxes and Irish reform. The lengthy session debates taxation, revenue, imperial transfers, and assimilation under the Union with Ireland, arguing for Ireland’s financial burden and proposing publication to influence political opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracechurch-Street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark’s
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot
Bath and Exeter
Riley
Defenne
York House
Bath
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Carlisle
Liverpool
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
HUBL
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Fine Arts
Bruce
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s Hotel
Learves
Lacy's
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Riegate
Canterbury
Clements
Boulton
Kent
Cheltenham
Magnet
Haines
Ross
Abergaveony
Naylor
Plough Hotel
George Robins
TIMES
Derby
Nottingham
Weil
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Coventry
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Isle of
Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Iesers
Hogarth
Haxell
Spanton
Joldero
Southampton
Eclipse
Jones
Hampshire
Chatham Nelson
Edwards
Worthing
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Faulkner’s
Corn Exchange
Dublin
O'Reilly
Divyer
Stanley
Political Union of Ireland
Edward Dwyer
E. G. Stanley
Ireland
Dwyer
Staunton
England
Times Journal
The
Quarterly Review
Sprin Rice
Ditta
Ditto
Consolidated Fund
Police
Wm. Stanley
Chelsea
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Engand
United Kingdom
Great Britain
M*culloch
Henry Parnell
Wales
Lord Angle
Angles
America
George Robert Dawson
Dawson
United Kingdoms
United Parliament
Europe
Privy Council
Cooly
Ard
Cluthing
Waterford
Britain
Spring Rice
Finance Committee
Lord Liverpool
Pulteney Malcolm
Irelant
Lord Castlereagh
Auction sale of Claramont Villa and adjacent estates near Royston
Brooks and Hedger announce an October 11 auction at the Mart London for five lots including Claramont Villa near Cheshunt with 55 acres, offices, stabling, and parkland two miles from Cheshunt. Also offered are Alan Hay's and Five-house Farms totaling 32 acres, leased to local firms with secure returns. Lots include Lawn House mansion with 12 acres, a freehold meadow, and a copyhold meadow. Executors provide particulars via premises, Gray's Inn Place, and Old Bond Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claramont Villa
Cheshunt
Therfield Farms
Royston
Brooks and
Theobald's Park
London
Alan Hay
Beale
Rook
John Raphael
Gray's Inn-Place
Messrs. Brooks and Hedger
Old Bond Street
Banwell
Uxbridge
Oxford
Messrs
Brooks and Hedgers
Mart
Transpar
Lawn House
D&c. Lotz
Hanwell
Brentford
Brent
Pickering and Smith
Lincoln’s Inn
Brooks and Hedger
Old Bond-street
Bowring's Tithe Evidence Baselessly Misstated by Witnesses
A correspondent challenges the misrepresentation of Dr. Bowring's testimony before the Tithe Committee. The True Sun reported 1828 French exports at nine million francs, with a six million increase in 1830, but Bowring's figures show silk goods to England at 17,311,800f in 1828 and 15,204,388f in 1830, indicating 1828 exports were far higher and 1830 a decline of two million. The writer asks if protections exist against such distortions of truth.
Agricultural Labourers Resolutions Adopted Near Horsham
A Vestry meeting near Horsham, Sussex, approved resolutions to implement the Act for better employment of agricultural labourers. The plan levies 4s 8 1/2d in the pound for six weeks, with wages scaled by age, and requires end-of-period returns of workers. Money goes to parish funds, with rules on who is included and employment limits. The measures await Magistrates approval at Hornham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weald
Sussex
Horsham
P Agama
Casey
Hornham
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Lombard-street
General Steam
Hamburg
His Majesty’s Mail
Ely
Rotterdam
His Majesty's Mail
Ostend
Boulogne
Ramsgate
Margate
Diepte
London Steam Pacern Apy
Charles Bessell
DHG@NIX
Lombardastrest
Charing-cross
Michaelmas
Charingcis
Ocot de Herta
Cambridgeshire Fire Office
Phenix
Phoenix
Strand
Marsion
J. M and Co
Mulleit and CO
Pege JM. and Co
2. M. and Co
Beauchamp
Ed Co. d
A Manufactory
High Holborn
Martin’s
Lord Brougham
Vaux
Daddy Burdet
Tom
Francis
Duke of Bedford
Daddy Burdett
Denman
Mr. Coles
Coles
Haras
Chevalier
Rei
Todd
William Cobbett
James Share
R.N
Frantiin
Bury-street
Bloomsbury
Bklin
Hhewisg
Aval
India
Honourable East
Iweer
Coleyyne Tuanes
Ealth
National Political Union of Ireland
Engliné
Lord Astle
Reland
Juyos
Newenham
Leet
Caren Or Dwyer
Peel
O'D
Mr. R
William Tr
Louis the Fourleezih
William the Third
Hear
George the Third
Pensylvania
Wellington
Ferdinand
Buonaparte
Louis le Desiré
Price Lés
Lafayette
Louis Phillippe
Sarrans
General Lafayette
Bffngham
the True Sun
Tur Pirmen
North
Tyne and Wear
DocserRies
Parsons
Leamington