Gold Watches and Shares Amid 19th Century Announcements
A fragmented notices page lists share certificates for the NW and Black Wall Railway and Stram Navigation Depot Company to be ready by delivery in October. It also advertises gold watches in gold cases with jeweled movements, sold at Two Guineas each, warrantied. Cockle's Pills are touted for indigestion and liver complaints with a long list of noble and religious patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Wall
Duke of Grafton
Chichester
Duke of
Manchester
Worcester
Earl of GalMard
St. Asaph
Bangor
Earl of
Oxford
Calcutta
Bari
Earl of Athlone
Colchester
Lord Bentinck
Henry Blake
Lord Fisroy
Samuel Fludger
Lord Middleton Axton
Barham
John Forbes
Norwich
Burney
Birch
Gloucester
Miller
Contineut
Ormond
London
Cockle
Royal Army promotions and national debt notice in Gazette
Military commissions and promotions across regiments are listed with exchanges by purchase, including Lt Wilson and Ensigns by mid October. National Debt reductions outline surplus use for stock purchases and exchequer bill acquisitions, with dates through January 1836 and a series of bankruptcy notices and dividends listed for Oct and Nov 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War-office
Regiment of Foot
H. Wilson
W. B. Johnston
4Th Foot
Puriice Greetham
Tith Foot
L. A. Boyd
Byurchase
Campion
Rader A P. Jenner
Royal Military College
Purchase
Boyd
J. Gates
Campbell
A. Macpherson
Gates
24Th Foot
W. Spring
Jes Hodgetts
Ug 4.2H
W. Hemphill
Morgan
E. Dorbin
Hemphill
60Th Foot
R. Maxwell
74Th Foot
Woodgate
Bth Foot
A. F. Gregory
Rifle Brigade
S. Parker
9Th Foot
E. Garland
Dmitry
G. Losac
Garland
J. H. Pagar
Losack
Foot
W. C. Symonds
Alen
P. G. Need
James
H. Crawford
Need
E. C. Giffard
5Th Foot
Beavehena
J. Elgee
34Th Foot
Buever
J. Boyd
76Th Foot
Enoranda
Kerr
14Th Foot
G. C.consor
25Th Light Dragoons
Lords Commissioners
His Majesty’s Treasury
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
George IL
B. Shirley
Blackfriars-road
J. Glover
May's Buildings
S Martin's Lane
W. D. Stroud
Walthampton
Berkshire
Lisen-Draper
Carnler
Halliley and Co
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
Royal Hotel
Dewbury
R. Burman
Southam
Warwickshire
Sposey-Activener
Bath Hotel
Leamington Priors
W. Cole
H. ‘Goodman
Northampton
Sacks theft at the Mansion House case over a miller’s loss
Lord Mayor hears a case against Aaron Cohen for allegedly receiving many millers sacks known to be stolen or unlawfully obtained. Evidence shows sacks traced to Cohen from Mr Kidd and Trigge's wharf, with testimony on sack handling by bakers and collectors. Mrs Palmer and others are linked. Cohen must find bail of 200 pounds with two sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Bodkin
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
Aaron Cohen
No.5
York-terrace
Old Kent-road
Kidd
Palmer
Phillips
Hobler
Samuel Kidd
Wampledon
Surrey
Cohen
Dover-road
Trigge’s Wharf
Rge Venables
Cookham
Maidenhead
Sharpe
Mr. Kin
Richard Britten
George Venables
Venables
Aderman Venables
Mr. Kidd
Robert Dear
Mes
Messenger
Eee
Belle i el Paren
Peers Utton
Clements
Wilden
Appleton
Smith
Grey
Freeman
Champion
Berth
Henry Clay
Bow-Street
Clarke
Hoxton
Halls
Waring
Royal College of Surgeons
Mr. Clarke
Dart
Golwich
Spain
Donna Isabella
Vine
Keyse
Woolwich
Victtance
Police
Edmund Bennett
Bennnett
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
John Payne
Conant
Samuel Jervoise
Hanover Square
Samuel Clarke Jervoise
Gloucester
Piccadilly
Hanover-square
Samuel
Carter
Woollen-Draper
Oxford-street
Tomkins
Kingsland Road
Applicant
Fire at Millbank General Penitentiary
A largely accidental blaze at Millbank Penitentiary began when linen fell from a horse in the airing chamber and ignited on the hot floor. Firemen and police, aided by soldiers, controlled the flames with rapid response, while governors evacuated prisoners, especially the 90 women, to safe quarters. The incident saw royal and noble observers arrive, with no injuries or irregularities among inmates, and authorities plan a survey of damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Queen-square
Metropolitan Police
Scotland-yard
Mayne
Police
White
William Gomm
Pringle
Pentagon No. 3
Wade
Fefons
Beer
Pentagon No. 4
Pentagon No. 5
Braidwood
London Fire Establishment
No. 3
No. 2
Lord Melbourne
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Manners Sutton
Lord Canterbury
Robert Smirke
No. Infirmary
E Ward
Pentagon
The Irish Church Reform Address to English Reformers
An address from the Reform Association arguing for reform of the Irish Church. It outlines the Irish Church’s establishment, revenues, and clergy, and argues Parliament’s right to regulate church property. It discusses historical conflicts, English conquest, and the impact of the Reformation on church and state in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Association
England
Scotland
Wales
Church of Ireland
Ireland
Lord Melbourne
Wickliffe
Luther
Henry VIII
Clarendon
Rome
Europe
Elizabeth
James I
Kilkenny
Pale
Syant
Ashel
Partners and trades and sugar price 1835
Listings of hotel names and locations with dates and trades including innkeepers bakers surgeons and others, noting partnerships dissolved among various firms across England. The piece ends with the official sugar price—Thirty seven shillings and one farthing per hundredweight—for the week ending October 6, 1835, excluding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Mental derangement and detention at Ham described
The Impartial reports M de Chantelauze, a minister detained at Ham, has largely lost his intellect and shown clear signs of mental derangement including belief in airborne poisons. Orders allegedly direct his transfer to M Esquirol's Maison de Santé as the heating by gas flame is widely adopted in churches and public buildings. Shakspeare’s wife details note her age at marriage and a possible neglect in his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.de Chantelauze
Ham
M. de Chantelauze
Maison de Santé
M. Esquirol
Islington
St.ichael's Church
Strand
St. Sepulchre’s
His Majesty’s Royal Mint
Westminster Hospital
Shakspeare
London
Ireland's Established Church and the Protestant Divide
The piece argues that Ireland's Protestant Establishment unfairly dominates a Catholic majority, critiques coercive laws, and details the distribution of churches and benefices. It highlights social and political tensions, the impractical union system, and the impact on national unity amid religious starkness. The author cites census figures and calls for reform in ecclesiastical revenues and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Germany
Ireland
Spenser
Latimer
Ridley
Calvin
Melancthon
Knox
Trish
Lord Melbourne
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Armagh
Dublin
Cashel
Tuam
Thaoa
Kilcooly
Ballymakill
Barnchurch
Kilkenny
Gome
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Gazette OF
of Somerset
North Somerset
W. B. Naish
Cornet
John Keyse
Youll’s-place
Southwark
Edward Cawiey
Bridport
Upholder
Nail
Court of Bankruptcy
Faithfull
King’s-road
Bedford-row
Turquand
Copthall Buildings
John Davis
Goswell-street
Victualler
Thomas
Lothbury
Green
Aldermanbury
Tang
Argyll-street
Regent-street
Quee
Whitmore
Basingless-street
William Pickstons Dobree
New City
Bishopsgate-street
Oliverson
Denby
Lavie
Frederick’s- Place
Old Jewry
Gibson
Asinghal-Street
John Brown
Lower-place
Middlesex
Chandler
Stephen
King’s
Arms-yard
Basinghall
William Partridge
Birmingham
Haberdasher
Radenhurst's New
Amory and Coles
Throgmorton-street
Ndon
Parkes and Bray
Mr. Lefevre
William Bishton
Parkfield
Staffordshire
Fisher
Newport
Alban and Benbow
Lincoln's Inn
John Greaves
Liverpool
An I Inn
Revee
Messrs
Colman and Casens
Orwich
Police Intelligence
Millbank General Penitentiary
Voltaire
the Irish Church
Kingston-upon-Hall
H. Sherrington and Co
Heapy
Cashire
Whitsters
The
Brid; Inc
Bolton-le-Moora
W. Postle
Worstens
Norfolk
Corn-Merchant
White Swan Inn
A. Smetham
Taunton
Somersetshire
Sweet’s
Bishop’s Hall
J. Deacon
Berners-street
S. King
Kinnerton-street
Rauightsbridge
Baker
W. Horrocks
Corn-Miller
J. Mandy
Amesbury
Wiltshire
Draper
E. Graloger
J. Wilders
W. Rossiter
W. Rogers
Cheltenham
Porter
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