SHERICH SNe Rosi and Another New Musical at Strand Theatre
Readable notices advertise a two part program at the Strand Theatre with an original comedy and a new musical piece in one act, along with a station-house scene. Prices and box seating listed. Also a Winter Exhibition by the Society of British Artists opens in Pall Mall East with hours and admission. Nearby items include a Liverpool steam packet schedule, and a bank directors notice.
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Rew Strand Theatre
Sherich
Dicky Wate
Terence O’connelly
Benson Hill
Secon
Oia
South-Street
Pall-mall
Hatin School
R. B. Davis
Admisson
Liverpool
ST. George
Wellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
S.clork
Ward
Carlisle-bridge
Gibbs
Lopardenf
National Provincial Bank of Pengland
London
T. Lamie Murray
Levant-house
St. Helen's-place
Bulland Churton
Holley-street
Bell and Bradfate
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Dublin
Achess
Dermoncourt
Berri
LA Vendee
France
Bull and Churton, Library
Noles-street
India
William Naniell
R.A
Messra
Bulland Go
Holles-street
Cavendish Square
Bell and Bradfute
John Cumwing
United Kingdom
Army and Navy
Naval and Military Gazette
Colburn
Naval and Mill Gazette
Henry Colburn
W. Thomas
Catharine-street
Strand
F. C. Westley
Heauchamp
Super Tonga
Cosseesens Verseeeren Vereeesen
Manufactory
High Holborn
Calthorpe Jury Responds to Times Letter
Samuel Stockton, foreman of the Calthorpe Jury, writes to defend the seventeen jurors against Henry Baring’s accusations of indecency and perjury. He declares the verdict was proper, urges proof of any false claims, and denounces the calumny while asserting the jury’s integrity and duty.
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THE
True Sun
Times
Henry Baring
Calthorpe
Baring
Samuel Stockton
Royal appointments and military half pay cancellations dated 1833
The Gazette lists Royal appointments including Reverend Charles Augustus Frederick Kuper as royal domestic chaplain and records various officers' half-pay cancellations due to committed allowances. It also notes retirements, commissions signed by Lord Lieutenants, and Yeomanry Cavalry promotions across Lincolnshire Ayrshire Somerset Cornwall.
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Duke of Cambridge
Charles Augustus Frederick Kuper
M C. Chase
Mark Johnson
3D Light Dragoons
West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
J. Randolph
County of Cornwall
Corps of
Cornwall
J. Hosken
J. G. Plomer
C. W. Topham
Tube Cornet
BANKRUPTS AND DIVIDENDS LISTED FOR LONDON AREA FIRMS
Bankruptcy notices for William Cropans sen a Belvidere Road Lambeth and others include surrender dates in the Court of Bankruptcy with official assignees and attorneys named. Dividends and certificates follow, listing dozens of debtors from Lombard Street to Liverpool and Hereford, with paths to Bow Churchyard and Clarendon rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Cropans
Belvidere Road
Lambeth
Surrey
James
Bockierbury
Groom
Abchurchane
Henry Smethurst
George-street
Great Surrey Street
Hatter
Hatter, Oct. 28, At Eleven, and Nov. 19, At One, At the Court of Bankruptes
Messrs
Richardson
Shield
Hail
Abchurch-lane
John Wills
St. James’s-place
St. James’s-street
Court of Bankruptcy
Taylor
Great James Street
Hedford-row
Edwards
Pancras-Jane
John Henry Coles
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Linen-Draper
Hardwick
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
Pancras-lane
Richard Broadmead
York
Situaller
Tomlinson’s Hotel
Maxon
Little Friday-street
London
Ward
James M‘colgan
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Roscoe
Clarendon
Liverpoot
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Frodsham
George Reay
North Shields
Joiver
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Bell, Brodrick
Bell
Bow Churchyard
A. Dawson
Thomas Price
Hereford
Victualler
Bowling Green Inn
Simpson and Moor
Furnival’s Inn
Loadup
Bodenham
James Lakeman
Kingsbridge
Devonshire
Elliott's Royal Hotel
Devonport
Smith
Basinghall-street
Husband
RB. M. Frisby
Mark-lase
R. C. Battyll
Doctors’ Commons
P. Barratt
New Bond-street
Jeweller
J. Richardson
Regencylace
Great Surrey-street
Carrier
Great Driffield
Yorkshire
D. Brammall
Whitehouse
Sheffield
Tootine Inn
J. Finney
Panier
J. Moore
Burnsey
Lancashire
Bull Inn
Burnley
R. Holgate
Habergham-Eaves
W. Poulton
Broadleaze
Wiltshire
White Hart Iun
Cricklade
J. Hudson
Hastingden
Commercial Inn
G. Eames
Siminster
Somersetshire
W. J. Penkiil
Bristol
E. Gray
Harborne
Staffordshire
Radenhurst
New Royal Hotel
Birmingham
J. Brierley
Redwates
Duke of Wellington to Stay Fortnight at Walmer
The Duke of Wellington will remain at Walmer Castle for another fourteen days as applications pour in. A lithographic letter is issued stating he holds no communication with the Government to prevent further importunities. Globe notes Blackwood’s Magazine presents extracts from Bantincton’s Memoirs outlining the era from 1780 to 1800 and the Repeal of the Union context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Walmer Castle
Sim Johan Bantincton
Imspanp
Union
Blackwood
Jonah Barrington
Globe
Bankruptcy Court Proceedings in Dimsdale Case
A creditors meeting for Thomas J. Dimsdale, corn-factor, examined debts of about 60,000 pounds with assets around 2,000. An unresolved bill of exchange tied to Sir Thomas Champneys was discussed, with potential court review and possible arrangements advised. Old commissions also noted, including mislaid proceedings on Mr Bunn and discovery of West Indies freehold entitlements for creditors.
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Bankruptcy Court
Merivale
Thomas J. Dimsdale
Thomas Champneys
M‘leod
Sir Thomas Champneys
Creditura
Town
Bunn
West Indies
Kitchner
Lord Mayor aided search for missing youth and aid to emigrant family
Reports from the Mansion House detail two applicants seeking police help to find a fifteen year old named J E who left home after sunset to visit the post office. The Lord Mayor urged swift action, warned against harm, and noted parish relief and overseas emigration issues. He directed parish authorities to assist a large Kent family facing destitution after a failed voyage to New York and urged charitable contributions. The piece also covers stage coach penalties and a Chesterfield Union Society summons.
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Mansion House
Jud
J. E
Edwards
Muorden
Kent
Pupelca
New York
Hertford
England
Liverpool
County of
America
Hebler
Joseph Sewall
I . Goond Baker
Pattrell
Cornhill
Bow-Street
James Nunn
Byers
Northumberland House
F. Roe
Halls
Frenne
Marlborough Street
Wiliam Upperton
Thomas Tebbet
Chesterfield Union Benefit Society
Dispute Over Sick Allowance Casts Light on Society Rules
In Marylebone a complainant aged clerk alleges expulsion from a royal stud position with 200 a year, contesting the alleged earning limit that triggers removal. The defense claims the man’s non manual duties still count as work, while a magistrate urges reinstatement if the income persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Austin
His Majesty’s Stud
Conant
Marylebone
Queen's Theatre
Stephen Rumington
William Joho
Queen’s Theatre
Therisoner
Alia
Rawlinson
Snip
Thames Police
Gravesend
Ballantine
Combe
Vickers
Brilliant
Hero
Kinxe
Joseph Tifield
Cox
Daniel Blyth
Greenwich
Woolwich
Woolwich Dockyard
Limehouse
Orp
Charlotte Hanson
Sir and Shears
High-street
Shadwell
Henry Mills
Deverell
Wright
Astronomical Clock by Bolton-le-Moors Maker Thomas Barry
Description of an ornate quadrilateral astronomical table clock by Thomas Barry of Bolton-le-Moors. It features three dials with a sun and moon arch, a left dial showing perpetual day of month, golden number and epacts, and fixed stars. a right planetarium with heliocentric and geocentric positions, lunar phases, tides, and eight bells playing three tunes. It runs eight days per wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton-lemoors
Thomas Barry
Dumishal
Planetarium
England
Co operative Congress Addresses Potteries Union
The meeting at the Institution of the Working Classes in Fitzroy Square heard delegates from Hanley Potteries Bristol Swansea Newcastle Worcester and Manchester speak on cooperation. They described wage wins a 6d hourly rise and 10 hour day and outlined school education aims and the need for unity. The Manchester Co operative School Association showcased infant and adult schooling to alleviate ignorance and poverty.
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Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Kingdom
Owen
Simpson
Trades’ Unions
Hanley
Potteries
Staffordshire
Unijon
Bristol
Swansea
Newcastle
Worcester
England
National Union
Co-Operative
Congress
Keays
Rigby
Cooperative School Association of Manchester
Manchester
Newton
of Friends
Builders’ Co-operative Committee of
New Harmony
Freeman
United Cabinet-makers of
London
Handy
Exchange
Mr. Handy
Gray's Inn Lane
Gray’s'Inn-lane
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C. Jack
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J. Ramsay
J.C. Richardson
J. Stadders
Draper
J. Gonner
Brownlow-street
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Money Acrivener
J. Paul
Houndsditch
Baker
J. S. Troutbeck
Darcy Lever
J. Burrowes
Brunswick-place
R. Jones
Sec
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Amersham
Buckinghamshire
T. Jenkinson
R. Smith
Wigan
J. Lees
C. Kay
F. Maunder
E. J. Busvine
T. Wise
Wardour-street
Soto
E. Rowe
Worcestershire
J. Brinton
J. J. Assender
J. Cordrey
Ormondsey-street
J. Fox
A. Fox
Castle-street
W. H. James
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