Trams, Meetings, and Insurance Notices in One Page
Various transport notices announce tram calls at Plymouth Falmouth and nearby, with schedule times and offices. The Operative Painters meeting is set for October 16 1934 at Theobald’s, and a drawing room scrap-book 1635 is advertised with prices. Life assurance company outlines dividend dates and bonus additions across policies and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Bel- 5
Plymouth
Falmouth
Faw
G- Brooks
Willa
Pet
Lin
Plymouh
Palmouth
Bannon
MILLS
Regentcircun
Picca
John Atredn
Steam Company
St. Dilly
Aack
Katherine
WJ. Smith
Theobald
Fragmented Victorian gossip and public troubles across London
A compilation from the London press details petty crime and social distress. It covers a wine hoax in a hogshead, a Tennessee duel clause, a suspected suicide attempt in St Albans, prison and court intrigues, parish relief debates, a Yorksh ire visitor misadventure, a suspicious death by laudanum, a man jailed for horse theft, and a drowning suspected self-inflicted at the London Dock, with multiple witnesses and authorities cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugiunc
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
New York
St. Alban’s
Samuel Smales
Chequer Street
Chapel
Thomas Ward Bragg
Felo de Se
Cdy
Abbey
Orlock
John Boyd
Boyd
Owever
Lord Duncannon
Home Office
Gunnon
Greenock Intelligencer
Adiene Sone d’Assizes de
la Seine
Samed Machureau
Jessin
Actiog
Gazette Des Tribunaux
Mr. Carter
John Bull
Tyer-street
Lambeth
Elizabeth Howick
Mary Warmington
No. 2
Jonathan-street
Gro
Chinery
Lambeth Church
Blackfriars Road
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Vauxhall-street
Churche Street
Lambeth Palace
Kennington Lane
St. George’s Hospital
Higgs
John Sandall
Shaftesbury Terrace
Vauxhall
Surerpe
Henham
Barber
London Dock
New Gravel Lane
Eliza Hammond
Isaac Hetherington
New -Gravel Lane
Hetherington
Sir William Courtenay and scattered notes from the period
A fragment from the Mentish Chronicle reports on Sir William Courtenay confined in Burming Heath Lunatic Asylum noting public belief he is the true lord. It cites Canterbury readers paying for estates while Powderhan Castle possession awaits. Also brief oddities in York hair color and gun safety notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Courtenay
Burming Heath
Canterbury
Lord Courtenay
Powderhan Castle
Mentish Chronicle
Market update from Liverpool and surrounding trade notes
Oct 10 reports dull American descriptions with heavy middling cottons while long staple lingers at high prices. Export sales total 16,080 bags for the week with 250 Americans and 34,500 Americans plus 100 Surats on speculation. Oct 11 shows mixed grain activity with wheat prices steady to high and flour largely unsold as a major Essex accident and bankruptcy court proceedings dominate public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Holland
West Indies
Demerara, &c
East Indies
Egypt
Postponed proofs in Bentley and Co. bills inquiry
Debts and bills arising from Bentley and Co. admitted by Grocock and other partners are examined in a meat searching inquiry. Several proofs are adjourned until proper consideration and books can show the given or received accommodation and the value of the bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bentley
Charles Dear
James John Marcott Richardson
Commissioner Evans
Bankruptcy Court House
Basinghall Street
Basil Montagu
Fiat
James Bacon
Chancery
Bar
Messrs. Vere
Leigh
Thornton
Beotley
Mr. Leigh
Mr. Thornton
Mr. L
Ashurst
King
Bentley
Gumersal and Gandell
Gumersal
Evans
Sing
Montagu
Evana
Mr. Montague
Sumersal
Mr. King
Hammersmith
Bentley and Company
London
Gumersall and Gandell
Montage
Mr. Mont
Evars
Bellina Villa
Kentishtown
Commissioner Merivale
Grocock
Tarrant
Silk Mercer
Spitalfields
Bentley, Dear, and Co
Whitelock
Vyes
Mr. Tarrant
Mr. Whitelock
Mitchell
Leicester
Bland
Hervey, Bland, and Co
Friday-street
Bentley and Co
Island
Hitchcock
Wood-street
Saunders
Marklane
South America
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Ge. Grocock
Messrs. Honeyball
Cheapside
Et Ee
Tarrants
Cesseesteee
Ito Escetcan Cenceerscrere
Messrs
Honeyball
Slater
Catholl
Notcutt
Ipswich
Learwold
Suffolk
Learivold
Sporwich
Learnold
Mr. Ennston
Cambridge
Learwol
White Horse Inn
Wall
Yarmouth
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J. T
R.chater
Little
ST. Thomas Apostle
Queen Street
Eynolds's Gazette
Lord Brougham
William Cobbett
Berger
Holywell-street
Strand
Ers
Morocco
PHE Christian Keepsake
Willias Ellis
India
Fisher
Fisher, Son, and Co
Longman and Co
Whittaker and Co
Simpkin and Marshall
C. Tilt Wake
OCK Life Assurance Office
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Fotars
John Cooke
John Richard Bakes
Thomas Allan
David Bevan
R. Borradaile
James Brogden
Gerard de Visme
Thomas Gaitskell
Richard P. Harris
Thomas Hoblyne
James Horne
A. P. Johnson
Andrew Loughnan
John Masterman
Richard Price
Robert Small
John Bannatyne
Alfred Thorp
James Innes
Thomas F. Wilson
To & i
TS. Lewis
Police Intelligence
Marylebone
Shutt
Keys
Mr. Shutt
Marlborough Street
Poor Law Biw
Parsons
Conant
Halls
St. Giles
Seager
Morouny
Times
Mr. Conavt
Mr. Dix
Dix
Cunant
Queen Square
Moses Kellick
White
Union Court
Orchard~street
Westminster
Elizabeth Treadway
Union-court
Basset
No. 6
Mr. White
Moses
Launnun
Bradford
Yorkshire
Lunnun
Samuel Parker
Gregorie and White
No. 17
Earl Bent
Matilda Keene
George Keene
Regent-street
House of Correctiots
Tastgnace
James Temple
Tabernacle-walk
Twyford
Tabernacle Chapel
City-road
Tabernacles
Tottenham Court-ready
Whitfield
John Wilks
Boston
Matthew Wilks
Tabernacle
Bateman
J. Campbell
William Rousdell
Rogsdell
Wilks
O. P
Covent Garden
Tilt
Oliver
Horst Steatine
James Hells
Scatchmer
Brutale
Winden
Ashburnham
Benett
Hackney
Goodwin
Beadle
Hatton-Garden
Craracor
Asp Rospery
James Huskinson
Rogers
Lewis Sunway
Lewis-street
Moore
Goswell-road
Wilderness-row
Rosumon-street
Mr. Rogers
Gosnell-road
Northampton Arms
Goswell Road
York
Ireland
Scotland
Liverpool
Brazil
East India
Thos Bine
Demerara
Crry
Chester
Shakspeare
Isab
Newton
Marmion
Our Lady
Harlech
Glendower
Caernarvon
Sparta
Gardiner
MansLavGuTer
Braintree Fair
Braintree
Bocking
Stacey
Gilson
Chelmsford
Helmsted
Rivenhall
Lord Weaterh
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