New Steam Packet to Kingston Town and Marine Notices
Steam packet schedule from George, Ellis, and R.N. to Kingston Harb. sailings on Tuesday and Thursday, with late arrivals at six. Fare includes carriage and luggage handling. agents near Carlisle Bridge and Levert Street. Premier notices for premises for sale, and Robinsons patent petroleum gas lamps sold as cheaper bright lighting source for homes and factories.
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Ge. Myereool
George
W. Ellis
R.N
Kingstown
Smithfleld
Waller
Mr. Robinson and Co
Man of letters in court over hawking own works at law
Alexander Whillier aka John Gifford faced the Lord Mayor for hawking his own book system without a license. A rival bookseller had pressed the case, claiming unlawful sale of the author’s compilation. The matter drew into question the identity and licensing of authors selling their own works. A second case involved a sailor’s arrest for stealing a bundle containing trousers and a note, with magistrates committing him for trial after noting ingenuity in the deception.
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Alexander Whillier
John Gifford
Hobler
Janes Yates
Durham-street
Hackney-road
Steess
Geo. HL
J. Gifford
Mr. Hobler
Mr. Gifford
Stamp Office
Marlborough Street
Hennennes
Edward Thompson
Baghs
Piccadilly
Ellerby
Albany
St. James's Watch-House
Nassau-street
Cavendish-square
Military Promotions and Transfers in the Light Dragoon Regiments
War Office lists extensive officer promotions and purchases across the Light Dragoons and other regiments on Oct 4. Names include Macnamara, Peel, Wingfield, Barry, Good man, and Stichswoode with dates and ranks. staff appointments noted as well as retirements and quartering changes.
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War Office
Sth Regiment of Light Dragooons
Macnamara
Purchase
Haaokey
Cornet
R. Peel
A.C. Grant
Peel
Light Dragoons
W. Anderson
21St Foot
Bunbury
1St
Or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
J. Spottiswoode
Lord ©. Wellesley
87Th Foot
H. A. R. Mitchell
Spothiswoode
Regiment of Foot
J. Barry
Hope
J.H. Wingfield
Barry
F.C. HL. Coventry
Wingfield
H. W. Bunbury
With Light Dragoons
Anderson
27Th Foot
E. Goodman
Versturme
Tr DB. Touzel
Goodman
J. Lewes
Touzel
C. P. Costebadie
Dickson
H. Somerset
Costobadie
W. Lettsom
Archase
Haggerstone
C.K. Raitt
Lettsom
W. Hopkins
Raitt
Foot
J. A. Robertson
Hervey
H. C. Streatfield
C. Fitzroy
Lord C. Wellesley
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Streatfield
C. B. Caldwell
J. Rivers
F. W.B. M‘leod
Caldwell
H. Thornhill
M‘leod
A. Gordon
Robertson
West India Regiment
M. Henley
Tait
F. Hope
7Th Foot
51St Foot
Andrew Maclean
Knox
62D Foot
Minoraspea
D. M. Bourchier
Royal Artillery
Suffolk
E. Godfrey, Esq
W. J. Brereton
T. G. Tuck
County of
Wilts
Salisbury
Royal Wilts Yeomanry
F. H.n. Bathurst
Lord Arundell
Surrey
2D Regiment of
Royal Surrey Militia
W. Hodgson
Harbroe
Anecdote to the Honour of Phrenology
An autumn 830 Valence meal ends in a dramatic phrenology debate. A mocked-in critic is called a villain by a physician, a hotel master reveals a robbery suspect is present, and police arrest the man found with stolen plate. The culprit turns out to be the famed Robert St Clair, linked to Dammas Dupin’s murder.
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Valence
Dauphine
Lyons
Gall
Sparzheim
Robert St. Clair
Dammas Dupin
Campaign Meeting Demands Abolition of New Police and Taxes
A large adjourned meeting of the Householders' Union of St Giles and St George, Bloomsbury, at the Angel Inn discussed abolishing the new police and assessed taxes. Delegations from St Andrew Holborn, St George the Martyr, and St Marylebone urged immediate abolition, criticizing police costs, fines, and alleged government overreach.
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Householders’ Union
St. Giles-in-the-Fields
St. George
Bloomsbury
Angel Inn
Highstreet
George Rogers
Hutcheson
Andrew
Holborn
St. George the Martyr
St.Marylebone Association
Cheers
John Johnstone
Denmark-street
St. Giles
Police Corps
Commissioners of Police
Redman
Popay
Taylor
Baker
Bow Street
Calthorpe-street
Palace-yard
Hoile
White
Thomas Savage
John Savage
Mechanics’ Institution
Sabine
Rey Od Hie Ae Tae
Marylebone
Birch
Marylebone Association
Flo
Vickeriy
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
St. Marylebone
St. Andrew, Holborn
Programme of a Metropolitan Tandem Club analyzed by a Sporting Magazine
A long extract from a Sporting Magazine piece mocks the English prose of a proposed Metropolitan Tandem Club. The author cites his supposed credentials as a Master Whip and lampoons era charioteers and racing figures, ending with a clipped self-remark about restraint while praising historic drivers in a biographical sketch from Athenaeum.
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Tandem Club
Honour Bright
Tommy
John Lade
England
Black Mail
Sir Henry Peyton
Tom Brydges
Christendom
Gravesend
Maugre
Tom
Jehu
Athenaum
Court martial in Gloucester for Dishonorable Conduct
A private of the 8th Hussars, Terence M Dermott, stands trial for striking an officer while being removed to the guard house. The court includes officers from the Dragoon Guards, 17th Lancers, and 8th Hussars. Dermott is defended by Patrick Brophy and Patrick Tobin.
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Gloucester
8Th Hussars
Terence M.dermott
Cheltenham
Dragoon Guards
17Th Lancers
Dermott
Patrick Brophy
Patrick Tobin
Thomas Kelly
Bristol
Gloucester Journal
Stamford residents to quit houses of Exeter nominees
On Saturday last a number of Stamford householders who voted against the Marquis of Exeter's nominees at the last election received notices to quit the premises they hold under his lordship.
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Stamford
Marquis of Exeter
Lincoln Mercury
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