1835 New Books Advertised by London Publishers
A long advertisement listing new and forthcoming works with prices, editors, and publishers. Includes Dr. Adam Clarke's Bible and Commentary, The New Year's Token, and a large catalog of novels and military romances from Henry Colburn, R. Bentley, and A. K. Newman and Co. Mentioned are various series, volumes, bindings, and forthcoming fortnightly parts, with emphasis on entertainment and moral instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O . Eynolds
Herger
Holywell-street
Strand
Congrant
Sherwood
Bourne Hall Draper
Mary Elliott
Mas
London
Thos. Tegg and Son
Cheapside
United Kingdom
Morocco
Marryat
Chelsea
Gleig
N.B
Sterne
Edinburgh Review
Henry Colburn
R. Bentley
Dell and Bradfate
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Dublin
MAIDEN AND A LIST OF NEW AND REPRINTED NOVELS
A catalog of 16th century romances and new editions from A K Newman London listing titles such as Peleesh Nun of St Agatha Perkin Warbeck and the Sailor Boy, with prices in pounds shillings and pence. Also advertises Wessels Jesuits Drops heralded as a cure for scurvy dropsy and other ailments with notes on genuine preparation and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baillip
Napoleon
Baillie
Lawson and Co
A. K. Newman and CO
Eundon
Ivy Rivers
Georgia
Miriam Cofpin
Lis
R. Stone
Atlantic Club
Marcella
James Forbes
Francis Berrian
Ima
Ase Benson "Powlet
Moscow
Rosine Laval
Alice Gray
C.G. Ward
Rene
Rosalia St. Clair
Tee Unchange
Selina Davenport
A. Gal
Mermaid
Loch Lene
Pirate OF
Bofine
PF. W. Daune
Charlotte Putney
Mrs. Mosse
Bride
Monville
Willoughby
Eustace Fitz-Richard
Arvino
Anne of
Geraldine Murray
Misa M‘leod
Nens
Ruthvale Abbey
Miss Haynes
Seer OF
Teviotdale
Louisa Sidney Stanhope
Sir Roland
Hal Willis
Castle Bayzard
Obeyda
Montville
J DE Lacy
Passion
Montauban
Hilario
George Fitzgeorge
Jane Harvey
Peregrine
Swansea
Regina Maria Roche
John Bull
Francia Latham
Ulrica OF
Saxony
Katherine
Francis Latham
R . Reginald Trevor
Eleanor Ogilvie
Fate OF
Graysdale
Lord
Morcar OF
Hareward
William the Conqueror
Blandfords
Menrietta R. Mosse
Mediterranean
the Fitzwalters
Chesterton
F.,latham
Belmont's Daughter
Miss M'Leod
ST. Agatha
Perkin Warbeck
James the Fourth
Scotland
A. Campbell
the Wraagh
Mr. Coates
Sailor Boy
Admiral
Camden
Lucius Carey
Mora
Reginald Vrevor
Edward Ellis
Naples
Mrs. Polack
Swallow
A.K. Newman and &C
London
Children OF the Abbey
R. M. Roche
Henry
Richard Cumberland
Evelina
Cecilia
Heraline
Letitia Hawkins
Mrs. Sherwood
Emilies
Sophia Lee
A. Y
Inglewood Forest
Elizabeth Helme
Duncan
Peggy
L. S. Stanhope
Ann Radcliffe
Eustace Fitz Richard
Manfrone
Mrs. Radcliff
Rimualdo
Castle of Badajos
W. H. Ireland
St. Michael's Monastery
F. Latham
Cooper
Ce Dian
Anne of Swansea
Cicely
Rose of Raby
H. K. Mosse
Duke OF Clarence
M. F
Grasville Abbey
ST. Margaret's Cave
Louisa
Moor
Mra
Lda
Castle OF
Ollada
T. J. Horsley Curteis
Ethelwina
T. J. Horstey
Curteis
C. Ball
Elizabeth Helne
Davenport
Octavia
Anna Maria Porter
Walsh Oulville
Aluna Maria Porter
St. Matilda
Malek Achile
Madame Cattin
Ellen, Countess
Hofland
Africa
Alicia
Harbadoes
Palmer
Elizabeth
Europe
William
Ben
Weassels
Joseph Wessely
St.Paul's
Royal Exchange-gate
Cornhill
Sanger
Onsatic Chandler
Oxford-street
R. Wright
Zaccheus Hunter
Webber Row
Blackfriars-road
United Kingdom
N.B
Hawkes
Dudley
Wright
Egyptian Hall opens with fourteen departments for cabinet and upholstery
The Cabinet Makers Society takes charge of the Egyptian Hall Piccadilly opening a vast showroom with fourteen departments including carved Gothic chairs dining and chamber furniture silk damask paper hangings and clocks. The society invites nobles and the public to inspect the stock at low ready money prices with a twelve month exchange guarantee and lists locations in Piccadilly and Lyndenhall Street along with hospital and pension provisions for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet Makers’ Society
Piccadilly
William I
William IV
George Robins
London
England
Cabinet-makers’ Society
Egyptian
Hall
Lyndenball Street
Boesety
Thomas Hasler
Leadenham-street
THE LONDON BUILDERS AND WORKER BONDS CRISIS
Report from a London delegates meeting describes the bond system imposed by monopolists, urging Glasgow trades to oppose signing. It notes few accepted the bond, while several carpenters plasterers and plasterers were drawn from Edinburgh and Glasgow, with warnings to workers about the master builders’ document. A Muswell Hill firearm accident ends with a badly wounded man and a surgeon tending his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcheson
London
Glasgow
Barrie
Forth
Dundee
Edinburgh
Central Committee of
Operative Builders
Mr. Riddell
Bernasconi
Rouger Phillips
Wm. Houston
Alex. Cameron
Walter M'Donald
Wm. Jackson
John Riddell
ss.—Glasgow Liberator
Muswell-Hill
Hicgucate
Highgate
J. Page
Muswell Hill
Snow
Occupier Franchise Question in Reform Act Debate
G W Rogers argues that under the Reform Act any building occupant including apartments is entitled to the franchise if of sufficient value. He disputes the requirement of a street door for eligibility, citing warehouses and counting houses as examples. He contends the law grants voting rights to all suitable occupiers regardless of outer doors and mocks a legal quibble aimed at excluding apartment tenants from the rate book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Tilley
King’s Highway
Temple
London
Nou
St. Bride’s
G. W. Rogers
High-street
St.Giles
Ottoman firman for Redii Mansurè militia established
The Ottoman Moniteur reports Sultan’s firman to create a regular militia named Redii Mansuré for all empire states. Viziers and Pashas, councils of ulemas and ministers, studied and approved the plan, aiming to train Moslem subjects in agriculture and industry while teaching military arts, with divisions to Anatolia and Rumelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redii Mansuré
Constantinople
Effendis
Ottoman Empire
Seles
Rediff Mansuré
Anatolia
Rumelia
Manchester and Liverpool Railway Half-Year Report
The fifth half-yearly report shows increases of 7,727 tons of merchandise and 29,255 passengers compared with the prior year period. Profit for the half year is 34,691 pounds 16s 4d, with a dividend of 41 pounds 10s per 100 pounds share and a reserved fund over 4,000 pounds. Total construction cost is 1,132,075 pounds, and net profit from July 1833 to July 1834 is 75,575 pounds, at 6s 13½d per cent per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester and Liverpoort
Destructive Fire Leavesots Pickling Premises In Flames
Last night a massive blaze engulfed Mose eerste ook vil and pickle merchants on Lawrence Pountney Lane. Firemen battled five hours as flames threatened nearby homes, with losses estimated at twenty to thirty thousand pounds and the firm insured. City police aided operations and a military detachment was summoned from the Tower. Churchwardens opened the churchyard to shelter affected residents and salvage efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Eerste Ookvil
Lawrence Pountney
Atlas and Globe
Revising Barristers Court clarifies Marylebone voter list
In Marylebone, Mr. Coventry and Mr. Keen reviewed the voter revision the day before the adjournment. William Walsh claimed a vote for Orme's Green,Paddington, after nine months of occupation. the court ruled succession cannot cross borough lines for London city eligibility. The barristers praised the list's care but noted alphabetical ordering would aid revisions. discussion touched on a shilling payment for registration and its unclear enforcement with rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Keen
Marylebone
William Walsh
Orme’s-green
Paddington
Lambeth
Orme’sgreen
York
London
Curious Case of Lunacy in Cornwall Court Inquiry
A commission led a Truro inquiry into John Bassett once of St Enoder named an alleged lunatic. Witnesses described wild behavior from youth, including pistols and peculiar church conduct. Medical testimony said he had delusions, episodes of violence, and an ongoing insanity since 1902, with no lucid intervals. The jury found him insane, but left his estate status undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall Royal Gazette
John Bassett
St. Enoder
Pearce’s Hotel
Truro
W.hughes
Simmons
Lnnatic
Bassett
Mr. Cook
Mr. Bassett
Bonaparte
W. S. Treleaven
Bodmin
Sioe
William Edward Gillett
Fairwater-house
Taunton
Somersetshire
Blackguard
Monkey
Hell
Duke of Northumberland
Williams
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Plymouth
Falmouth
Liverpool
Hepburn
Crum Lee
Hoe
St. Katherine's Dock
Ag Sa
Jobn-street
Thom
stoDe
Walter Scott
Ioewhee
Tam o'Shanter
Johnny Lepdland
Linwood
Leicester Square
London and Greenwich Railway Company
Mera Cornhill
Gray’s Inn
East Indies
George Henekey and CO
Gray's Lon Wine Establishment
High Holborn
Urly and Co
Fiat
Euston-place
New-read
John Phillips
Chancery-lane
Drew
Allover
Portugal-street
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Poin
High Street
Hurly and Co
Vamilles
Rippon
Weils-street
Batannia
Os Alia Veres
Leaver
Nishing
the Treasury
Abernethy
Andrews
Guppy
Nelson-square
Ramsgate
Kent
Mr. H. Pluckwell
Miss Pante
Englenela
Park
Eam-House
Tottenham, Middle
Set
Windsor
Broad-Street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Acre
Grimstone
the Times
Evening Mail
Chronicle
Morning Herald
Sunday Herald
United Service Gazette
Morning News
Cheltenham
Journal
Public Ledger
British Traveller
Weekly Times
Ali Acd Star
Liverpool Chronicle
Sun
Weekly Dispatch
Johur Tydvil Guardian
Carmarthen Journal
J. Buckingham
Legal Ex-aminer
Law Chronicle
Lady's Magazine
Evangelical Gating
Rust and
West India Magazine
P. H. Pluckwell
Sor-house
Tottenham
Middlesex
Leeds
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
Beck
le 3d
Courier
Select Committee
House of Commons
John Travers
Geo. T. Stanton
Morning Chronicle
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Liver
Zackiel
Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster Row
Lord Byron
Price
Rem Tyer Tees
Istulz
Piles
van Butchell
Percystreet
Bedford-Square
Ryder
Marchmont-Street
Burton-crescent
Ce -O
IRS
Canham
Berners-street
Sford-Street
Deveunos
Measra
Mackintosh and Co
Calcutta
Forbescad Uo
Bombay
Arbuthnot and Co
Madras
Johnson
Tropics
College of Surgeons
Goss and Co
M.R. CG
Lancaster-place
Paternoster-row
Calton-street
London Builders
Firman
Barristers
Borough OF
ST. Marylebone
General Steam Navigation Company
Rotterdam
Belfast
Calais
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