West Lads Tech and Blackwall line profit estimates
The document details projected profits for West Lads Tech and the East Coast conveyance network, including 43,000 tons moved to Gravesend Margate and Ramsgate, with 2 thirds at Blackwall. It lists annual totals, capital stock increases to 12,000 shares of 50L each, and calls for deposits per share with pending parliamentary approval. It also notes multiple bankruptcy proceedings, dividends, and certificates across various firms and individuals.
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Ckwall Railondon A Et Avidation Ourord Company
Sra
Jobo Foam
Sm Tee
East India Docks
Vt Docks
Blackwall
House of Commons
Sensee
Snd
West
East Indies
Gravesend
Margate
Hamsgate
Son of Bischwall
London
West Lads Tech
S. Dd
Ain Bos
Joan Dales
Ramsgate
Bog
Imu
Owen
London and Blackwall
Meeers, Reke, , and Co
Iltices
Ishopagate-Street
Memre
Pearce, Phillips
Holge St Bethelene
Thomas Brown
Cherch-Street
H. Winfield
Bishopsgate Street
Appointment notices and military promotions dated 1835
Downing street announces William Norris as Chief Justice for Cayton and John Jeremie as Secord Puisne Judge for Ceylon. Multiple army commissions follow by purchase and without purchase across regiments including Foot and Dragoon Guards, with dates Oct 2 to Oct 3. Also includes Leicester Yeomanry cavalry cornet resignation and Great Seal custody appointment of John Trenchard. Bankruptcy notices listed.
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Downing-street
William Norris
Supreme Court of
Island of Cayton
War Office
Regiment of Dragoon
Regiment of Foot
J. Hodgace
83D Foot
Lieneral
Rn of
Chatham
T.G. Ball
Purchase
de Bathe
S. Baynes
Ball
de Puty
Haynes
Lath Foot
J. H. Tidy
Gennys
C. Leven
Tidy
E. P Cant
Leventhorpe
C.H Kerr
O'Malley
45Th Foot
St. L. Webb
Poyntz
T. Eman
Webb
H. A. Cumberlege
Eman
W. O ™Alley
Tith Foot
H. J. White
A. Dillon
H. Fraser
Hodgson
4Th Foot
S. Lawson
Marshall
G.T. Finucane
Cty of
Leicester
Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry
John Bulnes
Cornet
Nevil
London Sessions Case of a Lost Child and Parish Duty
At the London adjourned Quarter Sessions a dispute over parish liability for a two year old lost child was heard. St Mary Ethelburga refused aid, citing vestry clerk guidance, while Bishopsgate Without housed the infant and local officers sought maintenance from the parish of Mary Ethelburga. The Recorder urged a clear ruling on which parish must support the child, noting prior Middlesex precedent and warning against parishes shifting duty.
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Stary Ethelberga
Hishopagate
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
St. Mary Ethelburga
Mavitain
Are
Payne
St. Mary Ethelbarga
Tere
Middlesex Sessions
Bedkin
St. Ethelbarga
Ir. Payne
Bodkin
Peahencourt
Paell
Kio
Poatene
Jersey debt affidavit clash at Gatehouse court clash
A Jersey court debate over using a declaration in debt actions to replace an oath. Lord Aldermen and officials discuss whether English law applies abroad while noting oaths for office and the change may extend beyond colonies. Other items note coastwise crimes and a court case in London on cruelty to a child.
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Jersey
Orth
Alderman T. Wood
America
New South Wales
Trinidad
Mauritius
Oxford
Cambridge
Thiers Quietly Rules In His Private Closets
A Nouvelle Minerve profile depicts M Thiers in his Place St George rooms noting his austere routine. He spends mornings amid bric a brac and papers, ignores letters, and conducts brief audiences with peers. His policy of limited direct replies and reliance on under secretaries shapes his administration.
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Nouvelle Minerve
M. Thiers
St. George
M. de Talleyraod
SM. Thiers
Mario
Bank of the United States Ledger Summary
Advices from New York report the Bank of the United States state of finances from June 1 to September 1. Loans rise to 40,365,325.76 dollars, bills of exchange 21,521,694.70, for a total of 61,787,020.46. Circulation 23,332,820.16. specie and funds abroad 2,007,146.45. due from banks 3,859,420.92. For 1834, loans and bills total 47,059,498.63 with similar holdings. The September figures show greater loans than August and the previous eighteen months.
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New York
Bank of the United States
State of the Bank
Sune Bcc
Eee
Rae
Cee
Cemmnsy
Sven Enneen
Europe
Tetala
Deeta Banks
Oil lit streets raise alarm amid theft risk in Lambeth parish
In Lambeth near the water and Kennington oil lamps replace gas after a dispute with the Gas Company. Lights go out after 2 am causing deep darkness inviting theft, prompting calls for prompt action. Camwell district faces similar gloom as nights lengthen, raising fears of depredations.
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Lambeth
Water Side
Kennington, &Ec
Cammwell
Old Kent Road
Green Man
New Cross
Witts
Boston
Stamford
Lincoln Mercury
Munich
Kalisch
Danizie
Berlin
Silesia
Russia
Admonitions and Accusations in a Catholic Protestant Dispute
A correspondent to the True Sun denounces Rev Murtogh O Sullivan and Protestants for apostasy and corruption. He cites Cromwell Henry the Eighth and Cranmer as exemplars of treachery and asks the editor not to mask religious conflicts. The letter recalls Irish Roman Catholic suffering and accuses Church leaders of plunder and bloodshed while promising further attacks in forthcoming letters.
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Father Flannery
Paris
Clonmel
Judas
Christ
Partons
Iscariot
Cromwell
Henry the 8Th
Tower Hill
Brennan
Frelnod
Fxeter-hall
You and Co
Percy Jocelyne
Clogher
Parson Doyle
Parson Neale
Hackney
Orb
Parson O'Rourke
Galway
Rathcotmac
Newtownbarry
Doneraile
Wallastown
Castlepollard
Uarrigeen
Henry VII
Jesus
Henry
Thomas Cranmer
Luther
Canterbury
Elizabeth
Jane Seymour
Jane
Edward the Sixth
Anne of Cleves
Cranmer
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr
Melancthon
Cobbett
Exeter-ball
Worcester, &c
Advices From Constantinople Report Naval Maneuverings
A Constantinople report says the English fleet may be steering toward the Dardanelles to back the Barham case by gaining a firman. Lord Durham has arrived at that capital to press the measure permitting Barham to move into the Black Sea.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Durham
Black Sea
Letter of Admiration and Regret to Sheriff-elect of London
The letter from E. Augustus expresses gratitude for an invitation to the inauguration dinner, regrets illness prevents attendance, and extols civil and religious liberty. He commends the Sheriff-elect Salomons, wishes him a faithful tenure, and notes support for liberal principles and British constitutional norms.
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Rensio
Sentenata
London
Middlesex
Sherif Salomons
E. Augustus
Nation of Readers Quips as Diplomats Ease into Dover
Dover reports detail arrivals of French Ambassador Sebastiani and General Baudrand at Worthingtons Hotel and their departure aboard the Crusader for Calais. The Duke de Nemours travels from Ramsgate to Dover, Brighton, and later to Margate, with salutes noted. The Queen and Princess Victoria are seen at Ramsgate, while a lively Maiden Lane resort hosts a party with a Queen’s toast and a bagpipe performance.
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Philadelphia Gazette
Dover
Sebastiani
Worthington’s
London
Baudrand
Calais
Duke de Nemours
Ship Hotel
Ramsgate
Abndt
Brighton
CanTersary
Gen. Bugeaud
M.de Bourquenay
Margate
Claremont
M. van der Weyer
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Albion House
Maiden Lane
Jones
Victoria
Greene
Fry
O’ferrall
Regan
Dedham Patriot
Americas Paper
Norwich
Deag
Saul
KensingTex
Kenswre
Kensington
Chelsea
Ham
Hammersmith
Chiswick
Ealing
Acton
Willesden
Codd
Barlow
Fennsington
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Court of Bankruptcy
Keane
Gray's Inn-square
Abbott
Joseph
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Oxford-street
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Allorecys, Mesers, Martinese and Co
Lincoln's On
Lackington
Basinghall-street
Hubert Taylorson
South Shields
Golden Lion Inn
Sunderland
J.H
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New Bank
Williams Finney
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Swanton
Dutton
King
Wilmington Square
Henry Curzon Allport
Aldridge
Winemerchant
Union Ion
Birmingham
Holme
Frampton
J. and
T. Tombs
Southwark-square
J. Burrows
Piccadilly
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Blackman-street
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Jermyn-street
Westminster
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Bell Sun
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Clarendon
Pringle
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Clarendon Rooms
G. Bagley
Laciane
R. Gough
Congressbury
Somersetahire
T. Waterfield
Dunstable
Bedfordshire
Ww. Orme
Southwark
M. Myers
St. Peter’s Alley
Cornhill
Fighmonger
A. L. Vogel
Finsbury Circus
J. 13
Foster
Lower-road
Islington
W. Field
F. H. Ashwin
M. Eadoo
St. James's
R. Fogg
S.F.Y. M.candlish
Salford
W. Armes
B. Cranwell
Grantham
Lincolnshire
J. Osborne
E. Tlanxwell
Manchester
J. Dawson
W. Brown
York
Toupee
Blab
P. Ruthwell and Co
Hindley Cashire
A. Creil
G. Bird
Barbadoes
Greatritain
Burns
St. Mary, Ethelburga
Peor
the Gazette OF
Whitehall
John Trenchard
Exmouth
Devon
High Court of Chancery
Ius Gariley
Golden-lane
St. Luke's
victuaHer
Tyro
Police Intelligence
Hare-street
Bethnal-green
Mr. Grove
Christie
Louisa Hamaley
Soper
Chester
Harestreet
Mr. Chester
Grove
House of Correction
Leopold
Louis Philippe
Interior
Ping Lropald
Russels
Madame Thiers
Portefeuilie
St. Sebastiani
Petite-Bourse
M. Theirs
M. Gisquet
France
Murtogh O'Sullivan
the True Sun
Eogh
Sussex
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