Cov Savory and Co Public Notice of Patented Levers and Treatises
An OCR fragment announces patent lever silver watches and cases with prices, plus medical works on diseases of the organs and the generative system. It lists publishers and shop locations in London and Edinburgh, promoting practical observations on urethral and rectal strictures and treatments claimed to be safe and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COX Savory, Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
London
Courtenay
Parsons
Inspector and Literary Review
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationer's Court
Onabyn
C. Strand
Marsh
Oxford-street
Paternoster-row
Hayes
Regent Street
M'Phun
Burgh
High-street
Oxford
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Chateau Margeaux Wins Two Year Old Stakes at Epsom
Yesrexpay reports a tight finish in the Two Year Old Stakes of 20 sovs each with 10 added. Chateau Margeaux (Macdonald) defeats Willesden and Queen of Navarre in a close photo finish, Willesden carrying 5lb for previous win. The card also lists Sea Leander Airy Jewess and Deva among the mile heats, with Leander and Airy contesting the later heats. The day garners a respectable crowd and previews a Surrey Stakes match and another Sweepstakes of 5 sovs with 25 added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
C. Lord
Chateau Margeaux
Macdonald
Eessessenenaee
Sir G. Heathcote
Dhc
Willesden
Egham
Goring
de Leander
Rogera
Shelley
C Day
Godolphie
Champlayne
Deva
Shackell
Hyderabad
Syra
Dyson
J. Day
Firet
Leander
Airy
Jewels
Ren
Jewesa
Jewess
Alarm at Millbank Penitentiary Fire In Laundry
A severe blaze at Millbank Penitentiary last night engulfs the laundry, forcing evacuation of female prisoners as fire engines from multiple authorities battle the flames. Overheating iron flues linked to hot horses allegedly caused the fire, with swift police and troops aiding efforts and guards ensuring orderly exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbank
Chapman
Pentagon 3
St. John’s
England
London Fire Establishment
Wade
Mayne
Whitehall
Coldstream Guards
Pringle
Braidwood
Prison Fire at Infirmary Near Governor’s House Grows Destructive
The infirmary prisoners were moved as flames engulfed the prison. Captain Chapman and Governor Chapman oversaw evacuations while Mr Mayne and Mr White advised pulling down roof sections to halt spread. Lord Melbourne arrived to inspect, engines battled the blaze, and spectators lined Millbank streets through the night awaiting official reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringle
Chapman
Mayne
Chapmas
White
Lord Melbourne
Millbank
Borrell
Secretary of State
New Poor Law Amendment Act at St Martin’s Parish
Last evening a crowded Parochial Society meeting at the Two Angels and Crown Tavern discussed the New Poor Law Amendment Act. Debate focused on the production of the Board of Guardians accounts, with wardens defending reforms and noting savings while overseers claim oversight remains necessary. members urged clarity on statutory duties and annual accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Guardians
Two Angels and Crown Tavern
St. Martin’s Lane
Evans
Webb
Strand
Stroud
Board of Overseers
Poor Law
Mr. Simpson
Reading of 47th clause on poor rate accounts by guardians
The chairman and trustees debated the legal duty to render quarterly accounts under the 47th clause. They noted the act does not bind guardians to quarterly reports, while public access was limited for space reasons. Guardians praised for intent to show proper use of rates at upcoming parish meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Board of Guardians
Williams
Pirates and Burr Daughter Mystery of Mrs Alston
A long discussion in Mobile papers reopens the fate of Mrs Alston daughter of Aaron Burr who vanished after sailing from Charleston in 1814. A dying pirate Foster confessed a crew killed all aboard and forced her to walk the plank, a tale with conflicting corroboration from Alabama to North Carolina. The writer questions credibility but notes both personal and community belief she died at sea at the hands of pirates, urging restraint and no further sensational exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
New York American
Aaron Burr
Charleston
Mobile
Mobile Commercial Register
Agnenags
Alston
Col
Alabama Journal
Mr. Smith
South Carolina
Col. Burr
Carolina
New York
Wilkinson
Burr
Foster
United States
England and Russia Rule Europe From Behind a Mask of Liberty
From the Propagateur, the piece extols England as the guardian of universal liberty while warning that its own aristocracy and the looming danger of a second Walpole threaten its balance. It portrays Russia rising to Roman levels of power, guiding continental policy, and forcing kings to yield to constitutional realities, with Europe pressed between imperial coercion and national rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas-de-Calais
France
England
Tabernacle
Europe
Spain
Italy
Germany
America
Rome
Walpole
Russia
Napoleon
Paris
Petersburgh
Jupiter
China
Turkey
Greece
Continental
Ale
Louis
Charles the Fifth
Austria
O Connell and Sheil Eloquence in Upholding Ireland
The passages celebrate Daniel O Connell praising his ally Sheil as the master mind of the Catholic Association. O Connell claims Sheil devised strategies, painted Ireland’s wrongs vividly, and delivered eloquence that enlightened friends and appalled oppressors as he soared on an eagle s wing for his country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Sheil
Strugg
Reland
Ireland's Homeward Triumph Echoed in Cheers
Fragmentary OCR passage records loud cheers and a vow of Irish unity and peace. It mentions Ned Nisini and a speaker praising joint struggle for Ireland, with optimism for brighter triumph and national justice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Nisini
Ireland
Portsmouth Port Scene and Dover Sailors Visit Report
From PORTSASOUTH dated Oct 7 a report notes Firebrand bringing Lords of the Admiralty to Plymouth and Wanderer arriving from the east, Britannia undocking for mast work, and Pantaloon docked for bottom inspection. Also mentions Montague’s Musical Meeting at Elephant and Castle Harmonic Society, Hebrew Tabernacle holidays with festive decor, and a grand morning concert by Joseph Collins and family in Ryde Isle of Wight with six year old Rosina Collins lauded as a violin prodigy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firebrand
John Allen
Plymouth
Admiralty
Wanderer
Duke
Spithesd
Britannia
His
Pantaloon
Montague
Elephant’ and Castle
The
Hebrews
NM. Exanuel
Portsmouth
Hyman Issachar
Joseph Collins
London
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Rosina Collins
George Smart
Braham
Mori
Reply to The Thunderer on Jamaica compensation awards
A letter defends the Jamaica compensation process against Times of yes terday mischaracterizations. It asserts 2000 cases adjudicated, 80 per hundred awards made, and cites orderly conduct by the Commissioners. The writer rebuts alleged delays and accusations as unfounded and accuses The Thunderer of bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times of
West Indies
Solomon
Thunderer
Jamaica
Hondauras
Antigua
St. Kitt’s
Grenada
Times
J. G
Benefit Societies Meeting Pleads For Rights In Cheapside
At a Sugar Loaf Tavern gathering on Thursday, 1835, members urged support for Benefit Societies of England amid years of corrupt legislation. They praised sympathetic MPs Home, Bernal, Forster, and Attwood and planned petitions to Parliament. Joan Sauxpzzs chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benefit Societies
Sugar Loaf
Queen Street
Cheapside
Thureday
England
Home
Bernal
Forster
T. Attwood
House of Commons
William Squire
Red Lion
York-street
St. James's
Christian Union Office
Bream’s Buildings
Chancery-lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sporting
ST Martin’s-In-The-Fields
O'Connell and Sheil
Portsasouth
Joan Sauxpzzs
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