British Tradesman's Almanack advertisement in 1836 edition
An English newspaper fragment promotes various almanacks published in London in 1836. It lists MOORE'S ALMANACS and The British Tradesman's Almanack, with descriptions of contents, pricing, and distribution by booksellers in City Road Strand Paternoster Row and related offices. It mentions high water tables and government notices as part of the periodical's information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Crete
Aaron Ktetract
Foor
Bresent
London Bridge
Foreign Lost Office
Timond
British Tradesnar
Ation Ha Ag Ae Fiecoven
Commercial
City Road
Strand
Paternoster-row
G. Compton
Scho
O Connell Entry in Dublin Sparks Tory Attacks and Gullibility
A Weekly True Sun critique targets Tory and Liberal press for bias as Daniel O Connell arrives in Dublin on Tuesday the 29th. The piece cites crowd size around Merrion Square and Greenock hustings, ridicules Orange lodge claims, questions a Ipswich dinner boasting of legal action, and condemns Tory tricks in Salford and Cork voting disputes.
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True Sun
Shou
Crwarts
Johnson
O'Connell
The
Times
Liverpool
Willin
Cumber
Fairmay
Dublin
Merrion-square
Glasgow Courier
Greenock
Boye
Wallace
Kelly
Karangaio
Mr. O’connell
Prisoner in Drink Robbery Case at Fenchurch Street Mansion House
In a police intelligence report, James Carter faced the Lord Mayor for breaking into and stealing from cork cutter Mr Hum at No 81 Fenchurch Street. Evidence showed a sleeping suspect found among cork cuttings, with various items and a crow bar recovered, but the prisoner claimed intoxication and ignorance of the entry. The case went to trial.
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Mansion House
James Carter
Hum
Fenchurch-street
Plaistow
Bell
Union-Hall
Caroline Peton
Jonathan Barnes
Kennington-green
Atton-Garden
John Thompson
Charles Newton
Bank of England
W. Hewitt
Abscott Farm
Moseley Harat
Percival-street
Clerkenwell
Wood
Queen-Square
Craree
Mans
Robert Planner
James Firth
Gregorie and Barrell
Nicholas Keoward
Brixton
Hurst
Kennington
Kenward
Taylor
Harleyford Place
John Lee
Gregorie
Walter Croft
Devonshire-street
Lambeth
Planner
Firth
Marylebone
Edward Thornhill
Phillip Chemical
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Dekin
King William-street
Fortescue
Grove
Buchanan
Portland-place
Hackney
Margate
Fusileer Guards
Jones
Abe
Harris
Dillon
Neil
Distressing inquest into death of 20 year old Frances Powell
An inquest at the Rose and Crown Soho viewed the body of Frances Powell aged 20. She died at the Dean Street station house after a period of ill health and poverty. The coroner noted neglect risk under the Poor Law and the jury returned a verdict of natural death likely accelerated by malnutrition.
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Rose and Crown
Crowe-street
Soho
Higgs
Frances Powell
William M‘connell
Dean Street
Mr. Foster
John Davies
King-street
Compton Street
Sbe
Foster
Greek Street
Sohn
Fatal London and Birmingham rail accident near Primrose Hill
A miner named William Orwell, 28, was crushed to death at shaft No.3 on the London and Birmingham line near Primrose Hill after a upturned clay fissure caused a half ton earth fall. He saved three colleagues but was fatally trapped, leaving a widow with two children and a pregnancy.
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William Orwell
London and Birmingham
Theorth
Primrose Hill
Bust of O Connell at Mullane’s New-road House
Local interest surrounds the bust of O Connell placed before John Mullane’s New-road residence. Visitors ask if it is for sale. Mullane an ardent admirer defends the tribute to the Liberator and liberty, civil and religious. The Victoria Theatre hosts a debut by a promising performer amid Kean’s death and Kemble’s retirement, with hopes for a strong stage career.
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O’connell
Mullane
New-road
O'Connell
Mallane
John Mullane
Victoria Theatre
Royal Victoria Theatre
Henkel
Kean
Young
Charles Kemble
O Sullivan meeting stirs Scots church dispute
A Glasgow breakfast meeting of Dissenters denounced Papal power and church state links, urging a broad campaign for voluntaryism. Speakers from Perth to London, including Dr. Chalmers and Mr. Archer, urged unity, funding, and civil liberty, while noting London and English provinces moving toward separating church and state.
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Epixpurcu
Taursday
Murtagh O'Sullivan
Orange Lodges
Cumberland
Ireland
Scotland
Murtagh
O’sullivan
General Assembly
Royal Commission
St. Cuthbert’s Church
Waterloo Hotel
Baillie M‘laren
Young
Perth
Mr. Young
London
Church of Scotland
Establishment
Ritchie
Edinburgh
Thomson
Coldstream
Earl of Home
Coldtream
Pelans
Redpath
Archer
Voluntary Society
John Russell
United Kingdom
Chalmers
Mr. Archer
Metropolis
Church of England
Mr. Gibbs
Leith
Gibbs
Renton
Kelso
Adieu to Toryism as Liberal gains appear in parishes
Latest intelligence notes a shift from Toryism to Liberal strength. Mendizabal succeeds in Spain as parish ballots emerge in St. Clement Danes and London elections. O'Connell's agitation in Ireland is said to be extinguished by policy, with the sign of reform in the air.
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Liberal Party
Peel
Liberty
Mendizabal
Spain
St. Clement Danes
London
O'Connell
Ireland
Registration summaries from Reformers gain ground across districts
The Westminster revising barristers open Monday as Reformers prepare for action. In Sussex 1350 fresh claims lean Liberal. Middlesex shows 808 objections with 645 sustained for Conservatives and Reformers. Canterbury reports a 50 vote Reform majority. Gloucester notes varied eliminations by Tories and Reformers. Bristol and Leeds show Reform gains. Lord John Rossetti invited to dinner.
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Westminstre
Wesminster
Sussex
Craig
Sergeant
Huntingdonshire
York
Reformers
Tories
Freamen
Gloucesters
Bristol Gazette
Devonsatae
Plymouth Journal
West Bronc
Leeds
Liscoln
Boston
Steam Carriages Tested by Bristol Coachmasters
Reports suggest Bristol coachmasters plan to run improved locomotive steam carriages on turnpikes to test rival capability against railways, amid strong opposition. A French ad offers 1,500 francs to recover a lost husband, while canal history notes Milan’s grand canal navigability in 1271. Descriptions of rocket weapons and a proposal for highly fireproof houses with roof tanks follow, detailing complex safety systems and water supply ideas for urban defence.
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Bristol
Tratt
Madame Destabies
Department of the Ardennes
Traiton 2
Paris
Milan
Oporto
Don Miguel
United Service Journal
Mechanice
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Blackwall
Wiz Oo
N.B
Botheby
Grace Iteeis
Yoo Ligz
Fatimas
Ipswich
Whee
Orange Morning Post
House of Commons
Select Committee
House
Orange
Pewicy
Fairman
Havarp
Lancashire
Salford
Shaw
Eckersley
Martley
City of
Cork
Westminster
Melton
Mowbray
Sexton
Dee Peremle
Biwader
Map
Lincoln Mercury
Anne Hr
Stroone
Police Intelligence
Edward Hell
Friends Voluntary System
England
Oo Pat
Burnet
Finsbury Chapel
Lord Melbourne
Whriggers
Baird
Paisley
Mr. Baird
Newcastle
Birmingham
Baillie M‘liren
Jonx Rossert
John
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