Prospectus notices for shares and stock applications in 1833
Notices announce receipt of applications for shares and stock in various companies including Undon and Westminster Hank Aztew Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company and a Liverpool New Steam Packet service. Details cover subscription deadlines, instalment amounts, and where to obtain prospectuses and forms of application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Hank
Waterlow-place
Pallinall
Great
Winchester-street
AZTEW
Brunswick and
Nova Scotia Land Company
J. Bainbridge
King's Arms Bcard
Columan-street
London
East London Steam Packet Lines Offer Regular Sailings From St Katharine Dock
The St George Steam Packet Company announces regular sailings from St Katharine's Dock to Plymouth Cork and Liverpool aboard the Lee Severne and Hrivrald every Saturday at eight. Fares listed for cabin deck and carriage, with goods to be sent to the St George steam wharf a day before sailing. Also offers Zephyr to Topsham Exeter and Rhine trips via Rotterdam with various cabin prices and a 15 percent duty saving on Holland imports. Passports obtainable at the Patch Consul and tickets via multiple offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
George
W.ellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Feus
Horace
Eden-quay
Carlisle-bridge
R. Gibbs
George Steam-Packet Company
St. Katharne's Dock
Plymouth
Cork
Lee
Goff
Severn
Baten
Hiv-Rald
Mowle
Topsham
Exeter
Deal
Ryde
Zephyr
Speiva
A. Cowes
St. George
Leith
Berwick
Saling
St. Katharine’s Dock
Rotterdam
Cologne
Rhine
Frankfort
Mannheim
Schrouck
Netherland Steam Packet Company
Batavier
David Dunlop
Norwegen
Coblentz
Mayence
Mannheim-State
Schroeck
Ida
Ecconil
Ireland
St. George Steam Packet Company
Holland
Patch Consul
Fenchurch-street
Amsterdam
May
Penchurch-street
Chaplin
Spread Eagle
Hegentvircus
Piccadilly
Abova
EINE BROTHERS Hamburg Lottery Contractors Notice
Hamburg contractors EINE BROTHERS announce the SIXTY-SECOND LOTTERY drawn on December 1st with tickets at 140 Marks or 10 10s. per ticket. They accept payments in Bank of England notes and warn ticket costs will rise. They provide details on capital prizes and urge early purchase. The Glasgow Improvement Company announces a state lottery scheme distributing 2005 lots with property or money value and draws at Coopers Hall London on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eine
Brothers
Hamburg
Board of Treasury
England
Heine, Brothers
Hanberg
Bank of
Stas
Fay. Tuan
Tan
Coopers’ Hall
London
Remarkable Ploughing Match Ends With Herculean Labour
At the Easter Monday ploughing event in Uirch, men showcased feats in ploughing and mowing. John Hurley betted Langley he could hire a labourer to fill forty carts of rotten muck in twelve hours. John Pease proved the claim by filling 1,600 bushels in seven hours and twenty five minutes, receiving a sovereign and spectator subscription despite the muck not being fully rotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uirch
John Hurley
Rivenhall
Langley
Keledon
John Pease
Cressing
W Essex Herald
Gammell Appointed Hull Consul Amid Militia and Bankruptcy Notices
Foreign office announces George Gammell named Consul at Hull for the Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Gazette reports mid-Lothian and Surrey militia commissions, Lord King as Lieutenant-Colonel, and Royal Sussex Regiment appointments. Bankrupts listed with multiple individuals, addresses, and upcoming meetings. Dividends and partnerships dissolutions noted across numerous firms. Legislative and local notices include Middlesex Sessions verdicts on theft and transportation, gambling house actions, and public order cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
George Gammell
Hull
Grand Duke of Oldenburgh
Mid-Lothian
Edinburgh
A. Stewart
J. Burn
Sussex
Royal Sussex Regiment of Militia
W. Stanford
Isle of August
Thomas Wilson
Surrey Regiment
William Lord King
W. G. H. Joliffe
Bart
Burgh Commission Daily Sessions and Ward Division Talks
The Scotsman notes the Burgh Commission meets daily with access for diverse parties to discuss ward divisions and other urgent duties. Meetings have not been public, but officials strive for fairness and speed in their work, with investigations into ancient royal burghs and other matters of barony and regality. A future report is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excusion
St. John’s Church
Waterlow Road
Nicholas Torre
Robertus Gulielmus Elliston
Watchmaker Denman Brought Before Lord Mayor For Still Unsettled Goods
A young watchmaker Edward Denman with high connections faced the Lord Mayor amid complaints that customers could not reclaim property left for repair. Wares, including watches and a diamond brooch, allegedly vanished or remained unrepaired for months. Denman claimed he hid items to protect them during an execution against his own finances, while creditors sought recovery. The Lord Mayor pressed for fair recovery without felony implications, noting multiple accusations and prior examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciesar
Casar
Fliza Harrkins
Mint
Compter
Williamson
Solvcitor
Marlborough Street
Henry Robinson
Abrahams
Division of Police
Jermyn-street
Haymarket
Mace
Mayne
Abraham
Pall-mall
St. James's Street
Haywarket
Thomas Graham
Rawlinson
Sir Win
Houtham
No. 6
Hinde-street
Manchester-square
Sir William
Pearce
D Division
Munper
George Club
Thomas Fursey
William -Street
Lisson-grove
Hooker
William Street
William le Pere
Mansion House
Edward Denman
Mitchell
Hampstead
Denman
Mr. Denman
Lucky Bob in River Theft sentenced for boat gear losses
The prisoner known as Lucky Bob is charged after stealing rowing sculls and oars from Mr. Lyon, selling many items to Easton and hiding a stolen boat. A Thames Police officer apprehended him, and a Kingston witness saw marks erased from the boat. He faced two charges at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Roth
John Harris
Edward Gregory
Stoke Newington
Enfield
William Churchill
Prendergast
House of Correction
Rhoabeth Wright
Charles Gwen
Hackney-road
John Reid
Augest
Daffron-Hill
Han
Anli
Flo
Castelly
Union Hall
Gruree Philips
Peel
Charles Day
John Martin
Rotherhithe
Martin
Byers
Neat
Tom Staswell
Oxley
Blackman-street
Onion Street
Bob Smart
George Rolls
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Ralls
Queen-Square
William Sheiley
Russell Square
Messrs. White and
Gregorie
Stanley
Stanley, Mr. Mayne
Mr. Stanley
Staneley
Commissioner Mayne
Lord Goderich
Mayne
Mr. Mayne
Hils
Sydney
Darling
Bering
Shelley
Tothillfielda
Thames Office
SaveGixe
George Shiel
Margaret
London
Joseph Walden
Walden
Ballantine
Robert Willixas
Lucky Bob
Lyon
Rune
George Judge
Thames
Regent's Canal Dock
Easton
A. Mitchell
Thames Swlce
Teddington
Richmond
Blackfriars Bridge
Mr. Ballantine
New Market Meeting Opens With Notable Entrants
Racing notes from New Market describe a premier October meeting featuring Duke of Portland and other nobility listed as attendees. The event centers on a field led by Brother to Amphiaraus and the Pledge colt, with Nonsense closing strongly to win by two lengths. Evening social highlights include Lord Tavistock's party with prominent figures and a future race plan using a novel starting signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Portland
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Grafton
Earl
Countess of Chesterfield
Earl Verulam
Earl Stradbroke
Marquis of Exeter
Charles Fitzroy
Robert Manners
John Fitzroy
Grosvenor
George Bentinck
Don
B. Craven
Adolphus Mitzelurence
Lady Wood
A. Peel
Pisese Gia
Pisese Gia Sirs
Graham
Walpole
C. Greville
Newton
Payne
A. Hunter
Hunter
Worrall
Hatson
Grant
Waddington
J. Mills
Colny
Irby
Stopehewer
Thornhill
Sloane Stanley
Michael
Nonsense
Jason
R. Mannera
Greville
8. Stanley
W. Stanley
Tuesay
Lord Tavistock
Royal Oak
Whisk
Lord Chesterfield
Leviathan
Dahlia
T.Y.C
Ab. M
Ascot
Goodwood
Nevill
Amada
Conolly
Merlin
Phantom
Lord Orford
Emilius
Rachael
Lord
Exeter
Cactus
Forth
Middleton
T. Wood
Adeline
St. Be
Peel
Ernest
Lord Burlington
Lord Clarendon
M. Wood
Bartholomew's Hospital Anatomy Row Echoes Schism
A dispute divides anatomy students at Bartholomew's Hospital over Mr Wormald replacing Mr Skey as Demonstrator. Supporters note Mr Skey's dismissal sparked by personal animosity claimed by Mr Stanley, while Mr Stanley offers refunds and access to other schools. The class ends with applause and withdrawal of the lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormald
Skey
Stanley
Lancet
Mr. Lawrence
Abernethy
Mr. Stanley
America frigate 50 guns praised after Admiralty inspection
The America frigate, reduced from 74 guns, shows forwarded form with Roberts improved round stern. Lords of the Admiralty praised its appearance during a late visit. Lord Leveson Gower inherits vast Bridgewater estates after his father’s death, with near one hundred thousand pounds per year from canal property in the North. The Sutherland dukedom had protected canal investments by subscribing large sums to Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham speculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Bridgewater
England
Duke of Sutherland
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Mercury
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Wrench
J. Russell
Iece
Glasgow Lottery
William
Glasgow Improvement Company
Bassa
Cout
Dany
the Gazette OF
Whitehall
Philip Boulter Cooke
City of
Gloucester
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Edward Whelpdale
Marylebone-lane
Middlesex
Victuatler
Sutcliffe and Birch
New Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Groom
Abchurch-lane
Thomas Weller
Lisle-street
Leicester-square
Court of Bankruptcy
Ullithorne and
Reeve
Red Lion-square
James Quilter Ramball
Metina-place
St. Joh'swood
Wnrness
Green
King's Arms-yard
Hignes
Staple Inn
Holborn
John Chapman
Hosiel
Clarendon-rooms
Chester
Staple Ian
Morecroft
William Thompson
Morpeth
Northumberland
Commission-room
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Bell
Broderick
Bow Churchyard
Seymour
Newcastle-pon-Tyne
James Broderick
Elliott's Royal Hotel
Devonport
Smith
Basinghall- Street
Husband
Thomas Haywood
Angel Inn
Whitby
Yorkshire
Bow Church
Loundon
Peirson
Wickering
Richard Westley Fletcher
Joseph Fletcher
John Fletcher
Walsall
Staffordshire
Liou Inn
Wolverhampton
Swain
Stevens
Maples
Vearse
F. Armson
Melcombe-place
Dorset-square
R. Livie
Austin-friars
Atjone
T. H. Musgrave
Wenlock
City-road
St. Sheasby
High Holborn
F. F. Cross
Georgeyard
Whitcomb-street
Leicester- Square
Walton
Commissioners’ Rooms
J. Brindley
Great Barr
George Hotel
G. Glover
Kingston upon-Hull
Vittoria
Ingston-upon-Hull
R. Cotton
J. Keam
Wreston
Devonshire
Royal Hotel
R. Fishwick
Bury
Lancashire
Commissioners
C. Osborn
Warwick Draper
Swan Hotel
Warwick
G. Longmire
Barnard Castle
Durham
Draper
Crown Inn
Ornard Castle
C. H. Linter
Portsea
Hampshire
Grocer
Mesors. Callaway and Hellard
Portsmouth
J. Landells
Gateshead
W.G
Palace Ton
J. Attree
London-road
Brighton
J. B. Courthope
Regent-street
E. Hulme
Batter
J. Hickter
George-street
Portman Square
J. Mardon
Euston-place
Euston Square
W. Dawson
Waltham
Lincolnshire
J. Gilbert
Coventry
C. Waller
Brummer
A. Grasby
S. Atkinson
Prescot
D. Macdougall and Co
Glasgow
J. Woollard
G. Hixon
North-street
Victuallers
Nesham and Co
Stockton-upon-Tees
Hawthorn
W. Prosser
Sen., and
Co. Shoreditch
Haberdashers
W.prosser
Drayton-in-Hales
Shropshire
W. Hawkins and Son
Botolph Lane
Orange
T. Clarkson
York
W. Ricketts and Co
Didmarton
Gloucestershire
Saddlers
S. W. Burgess
J.barlow
S. D. Goulding
T. D’almaine
Soho-square
A. Goff and Co
Bristol
Silk Mercers
T. Beames
C. Bennett
C. Bland
Whitechapel-road
W. Bishop and Co
Bath
Iunholders
Police
Sporting
Bartholomew’s Hospital
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