Vintage Coach Lines Offer Wide Range of Mail and Coach Services
A dated notice lists numerous mail and post coach routes across England and Wales with depots in London and regional inns. It highlights Holyhead and Exeter connections, Devonport, Bath, Bristol, Manchester, Coventry, Canterbury, Cheltenham, Nottingham, Shrewsbury, Portsmouth, Southampton, Chatham, Worthing, Guildford, and more. Freight, schedule details, and fare notes plus the HARLOW firm promotions are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark's
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot’s
Bath
Riley
York
Orwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hale
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Manchester
BRUCE
Pamengere
Hishop’s
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Lacy’s
Lacy‘s
Pisercoth
Pe Seoanese
Packwood
Bristol
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Riggite
Canterbury
Cheland
Ross
Aberga
Ceres
Naylor
Fiough
Agremena
Nottingham and
Derby Times
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Coventry
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Ersey
Plymouth
Rexeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Faulkner
C.&e
W. Chaplin and Co
Rhelatationa
T'h
J. ¥. Tuthill
Fitzroy-square
Colonel Jones’s Election in Marylebone Protest Meeting
A large gathering at the Duke of York Norman Market endorses Colonel Leslie Grove Jones for Marylebone representation. Local committees to back his return are approved, with publication in the True Sun Evening Paper. Also includes October 12 1832 prorogation orders and various military and bankruptcy notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Marylebone
Duke of York
Norman Market
Nelmes
Leslie’ Grove Jones
Colonel Jones
True Sun
John Watling
Bread-street-hill
Drysalter
Robert Knight Worley
Charles Thomas
Bristol
John Mostman
Mausden
Bedfordshire
Sheepdealer
Bak Puptey
Williams
Hattongarden
London
Whitmore
Austinfriars
Osnaburgh-street
Regent's Park
A. P. Edwards
Idol Lane
Tower-street
T. Wilson
Cambridge
Red Lion Inn
A. M.loughlan
Bolton-le-Moors
Lancashire
Bridge Inn
Bolton-le- Moors
J. Wilday
Birmingha
New Royal Hotel
Birmingham
S. George
Sen
J. Crampton
Kirkoswald
Cumberland
J. Blake
New-road
Hammersmith
G. Shipman
Guildford-street
Russell-square
Apothecarae
Walker
Burslem
Staffordshire
H. Watson
Crown-court
Walworth-road
J. Haworth
Burnley
J. and
T. Griffiths
Foley-street
G. Abraham
M. Lebrecht
Speldhurst-street
Brunswick Square
A. George
Reading
W. Mortimer
J. G. Wilson
S. Bettison
M. Cox
Cheltenham
J. Robinson
W. Hepworth
Shaw
Crompton
J. Dobson
Jun., and Co
Selby
Yorkshire
James Frazer
Glasgow
Royal Tavern
John Malcolm
Royal Exchange
George Reid
Eagle Inn
Sugar and related markets stay firm amid varied trade
The London New Price Current reports firm sugar trade with 8,500 bids noted. Refined items show limited sales but steady prices, while East India and Mauritius sugars see small public sales and mostly stable to firmer prices. Coffee, rum, brandy, and spice markets move with price firming in several lines and demand varying by quality. Indico sales show mid to old qualities steady with export bid demand rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stear
East India
Mauritius
Havannah
Brazil
St. Domingo
Jamaica
Cuba
Geneva
Russia
Malaya
Valentia
Bengal
Fair
Good Ltd
East India Company
Company’s
Madras
Malachite Block in Petersburgh and London Greenwich Rail Plan
A museum displays a malachite mass of 97 poods about 8492 pounds. The young queen Lowe in Roll Building is likely to recover from a severe concussion. A London Greenwich rail link, arches bridge, to cost 400000 pounds, promises faster trips and dockyard relief. A Rosemary Lane sugar-house fire destroyed about 4000 pounds of stock. insured. Police and inspectors aided firefighting and security efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburgh
Quceen
Lowe
London
Greenwich
London Bridge
Thornton Inn
Deptford
Rosemarylane
Beckley
Sun Fire Office
Norman
Price of sugar in weekly returns October 1832
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar in the week ending Sunday October 1832 is Twenty six Shillings and Elevenpence per hundredweight excluding Customs duties on import into Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Canvass in Borough and Oddities from Derby Reporter
The Hon G J Vernon began his canvass in the borough with a large supportive party and cordial electors who pledged votes. Elsewhere in Sweden a hare head is split to avoid affecting unborn children. Thieves stripped Hyde Park place house windows of sashes, 251 loss, amid other robberies. A Lancashire wall grape crop on painted black walls yields 962 bunches from eleven yards, the Fenpton Cort vine reportedly bearing heavy yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Vernon
Derby
Sweden
Darine Roseery
Aituate No. 38
Albion-street
Hyde Park-place
Aust
Grosvenor-market
Lancashire
William the
Hereford
National Union meeting on Church and State separation at Rhodeswell Road
A National Union of the Working Classes meeting at the Crown Rhodeswell road debated Church and State blending. A resolution urged members to push for separation with speakers decrying state religion as a tool of power and oppression. The motion passed unanimously before wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union OF the Working Classes
Crown
Rhodeswell Road
T. Ayling
Tydeman
Ireland
Beck
America
Watkins
Sir Thomas Denman and Southwark Contested Election
A report in Southwark claimed Sir Thomas Denman would stand as a candidate, but he denied any intention to contest. It is expected that Mr. Allen will be returned unopposed. The Times praises Sir John Doyle and the Duke of Wellington for military merit and honours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seough
Southwark
Charles Calvert
House of Commons
House ‘of Commons
Yeal
Tabould
Natron
the India Company
Ireland
England
Deniaon
Surrey
Hertfordshire
Middlewx
Tom
Dulwich
L. Baugh Allen
Borovuca
Thomas Denman
Steading
Thomas
Allen
John Milley Doyle
Oporto
Duke of Wellington
Sir John Doyle
Jobin
Fatal double tragedy at Cross Keys tavern
At the Cross Keys in Hammersmith Mrs. Winfield and Mr. Fowler appear to have been involved in a fatal incident. Witnesses describe a pistol shot, a blood saturated bed, and a will leaving valuables to a son. Dr Betts testified natural death for Mrs. Winfield, while relatives and neighbors noted Fowler’s agitated state and emotional ties to the Winfield children. The inquest adjourned with strong public sensitivity and uncertainties lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Fowler
St. ‘Peter’s-terrate
Witessi
Tervellow
Gloucestershire
Betts
Grove-place
Hammersmith
Benjamin Cassell
Mies
Tak Hiesteid
Ikme
Cross Keys
Gloucest
Seror
Mra
Cassell
Jweid
Winfeld
Bysdak
London
Rafe
Cox
Propristora Meeting Reports Australian Expansion Profits
The Propristora met at the Company's house in Coleman Street to receive a directors report on colonial affairs. It notes 600,000 acres found north west of current land suitable for fine wool sheep, with wheat and tobacco thriving, stock and cattle numbers rising, wool prices up, and coal output increasing, while coal demand grows in Sydney and India. The report favors wool, coal profits and convicts’ employment to reduce quit rents, and was adopted for Directors' action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfriars’ Bridge
North Road
Middlesex
London
Bleaden
Holborn-hill
Richard Taylor
Ashurst
Pewtress
Drinkard
Charles Pearson
Farringdon-Street
Pearson
Embrae
Peacock
House of Commons
Dean Swift
St. Stephen's
Forsooth
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman Street
John Smith
M.P
Austratia
Sir Edward Parry
Yaley
Sydney
India
Lisle Ha
Manus Pt
Knyao
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pyrllman
New
Eeeseeenessane
Walter Scott
Walter. Scott
Scott
Abbotsford
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
John W. Parker
West Strand
Parris
Maradan Carson
Hanover-square
Court
Kingdom
Edward Bull
Holles-etreet
Cavendish Square
Indso Castle
Sidney
Our Court
Mra. Norton N
Windsor Castle
W. Daniell
R.A
R.A., To Appear. Monthly, In Addition To the “ Female Portrait Gallery
Court Magazine
Holles-street
Cavendish-square
R. Ackermann
Strand
L. BE. Ke
E. Finden
Davanport
Carter
Acon
Shenton
Kelsall
Samuel Prout
Wilson
Photon
Niobe
Meleager
Celadon
Amelia
Ceyx
Alcyone
Cicero
Atlas Atc
Tirling Ree
J. W. Stirling
High Street
Whitechapel
Sanger
Oxford-street
Prout
Barclay
Fleetmarket
Harvey
Great Surrey-road
Blackfriars
Johnstone
Cornhill
Nix
Hendebourk
Middlecow
Holborn
Norton and Turner
High Holborn
Wilmot
Borough
Hannay and Co
Newman-street
Hellick
Chatham
Tandy and Bailey
Wolverhampton
King
Ier Pee Peer Bath
Bulkley
Staveley
Derbyshire
Mawhood
Lord-street
Liverpool
Ashley Cooper
Well’s-street
Sherwood
Bishopegate Street
Oram
Blackman-street
Hendebourck
Middlenews
Ugdom
St. James's
War Office
1St
Or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Edward Birch Reynardson
Ricketts
10Th Regiment of Foot
William Rawlins
Purchase
Rannie
13Th Foot
Alexander Stewart
Rawling
16Th Foot
A. R. Evans
98Th Regiment
W. Murray
21St Foot
J. B. Guthrie
Ainstie
7Th Foot
W. Elliott
45Th
J. 8. Lyon
45Th Foot
B. E. Stretch
Micott
66Th Foot
A. Mundy
Fitzgerald
C. W. Jebb
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
C. Gilmour
Wiluot
H.L. Sweeting
Gilmour
H. Palliser
Sweeting
H. L. M'Clintock
Palliser
W. Porter
M‘'Coy
Royal Engineers
F. W. Matcaster
K.C.H
A. Bryce
Court OF Common
Council
Penny Evangelion
Literar
Agricultural. Company
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