Post Office Tender and Art Bronze Sales in London
A dated 1834 London excerpt lists tenders for a mail boat service to the Indies with seven fen Officers and a start from October. It also advertises bronze sculptures for sale at 367 Strand and a medical work on urogenital topics by Dr Courtenay with multiple publisher listings and reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneral Post-Office
His Majesty
Indies
Rainataby
P. Freeling
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Hayes
Kent-street
M‘phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messra
Mtherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappel
Royal S
Courtnay
Courtenay
Muopean Magazine
Silborough-street
Eh Tle Gun
Meg
Inspector and Literary Review
Old Bailey News Descriptions From London 1834 Oct 16
Reports from Bow Street and Queen Square detail cases including Eliza Thomas seeking support for an illegitimate child under the Poor Law Act, Ann Brown accused of pocket picking at Victoria Theatre, clock thief and pawnings, an assault on a Bethnal Green overseer, a bigamy case in Bicamy, an attempted stabbing of a parish constable in Shoreditch, and a fortune telling scam in Shadwell with Morgan and Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Eliza Thomas
Halls
Minshull
Earl
Mr. Minshull
Queen-Square
Ann Brown
Burrell
Victoria Theatre
Dawson
Westminster
Court of Requests
House of Correction
John Harling
Joseph Downes
Long Acre
James Winsor
Paul Street
Winsor
William Framalo
Abingdon Street
Milbank
Mr. Frampton
Frampton
Worship-Street
Chapman and
Bowtel
Christie
Bethnal-green
Chapman
Bross
Twyford
James
Cannon Street Road
Sarah Varney
Newington Church
William Woodman
Mary Cousins Jones
The
Pri
Shoreditch Parish
Mr. Twyford
William Lucas
Thomas Meadows
Shoreditch
Jones
William Jones
Newgate
Toririak Atremmpt
Michael Aetty
Messrs
Benett
Thos. Powall
Juan Pritchard
Crown and Anchor
Temple-street
Sackney-road
James Shearman
Pitt
Hobler
Victuallers’ Protection Society
Daniel Birne
Birne
Shearman
Thames
Ellen Morgan
Anwary
Ballantine
Catherine Mather
Thomas Mather
High Street
Shadwell
Ellen Lynch
Miss Mather
Lynch
Cornhhandler’s
Ratcliffe Highway
The China Trade and Emigration Notes 1834
A Canton letter from April 24 1834 discusses tea shipments by Jardine Matheson and Co aboard the Camden Frances Charlotte and Georgiana destined for England with speculation on prices and market saturation. It reports American arrivals from Liverpool and London goods, and notes no Cape cargoes for England. Emigration figures show steerage arrivals at New York from Britain and Europe totaling over 80 thousand since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Camden
Frances Charlotte
Georgiana
England
Mesars
Jardine, Matheson, and Co
Liverpool
Pyramus
Camton
Cape
Sydney
London
China
Thames
Lambeth
Millbank
New York
British Isles
Europe
Havre
Amsterdam
Annals of
Alexander
Heraphilus
Erasistratus
Great Glen
Galen
Mondini
Bologna
Italy
Todd
Westminster Hospital School
Dutch Papers Chronicle Military Reforms and Intl News
The latest dispatches report cantonment changes in Dutch troops with fortresses to be relieved and garrison areas changed under civil supervision. Obi tut Cornelius Loots dies in Amsterdam at age about seventy. States General session opens October 20 with government laws and royal visit anticipated. Coffee sale by the Netherlands Commercial Society yields strong prices. Financial quotes and bonds are listed. Other items cover Cronstadt arrivals, police administration 1831, and crimes including family violence and murders in the Russian empire. War news from Warsaw and Berlin includes Polish regimental reviews and exchange rates in Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bois LE Duc
Capelle and
Waspik
Oosterhout
Amsterdam
Cornelius Loots
Dutch Lion
Royal Institute of the Netherlands
States General
Prince of Orange
M. Zellier de Blannex
Rotterdam
Genoa
Netherlands Commercial Society
Middelnburgh
Sf. Petersburgh
Cronstadt
Department of the Interior
Empire
St. Petersburgh
Warsaw
Poland
Gortachakoff
Wellington Denies Belgian Fortresses Pay Claim
Walmer Castle Oct 11 1834 Sir I publish the original assertion and state there is no foundation for the report that I demanded arrears of pay as Inspector General of the Belgian Fortresses. I have made no application to the Minister of War nor claim any sum for supervising fortress construction. Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Kentish Gazette
Walmer Castle
Kentish
Brusselal Ponelade
Brussels
Netherlands
Wellington
Ingenious robbery and a dangerous horse chase at Bath
The Bath Herald reports a night runaway a fly with Salmon and two daughters near Hampton House. Lieutenant Brand halted the horse before Sydney-place. The piece also covers a Castle and Falcon Inn burglary, a Lombard Street theft, Dover coach connections, and a coroner’s inquest verdict of temporary insanity for Jane Painter aged 32 found dead in the Serpentine with pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Hampton
Hampton House
Bath
Canal Office
Brand
R.ni
Sydney-place
Bath Herald
Castle and Falcon Inn
Aldersgate-Street
George and Vulture Tavern
George-yard
Lombard-street
Lea
Lambeth-street
Alderswate-street
Bull and Mouth
Regent Circus
Dover
Foreign Coach Office
Circus
Aldersgate Street
Piccadilly
St. George's Hospital
Higgs
Charles Prince
Chelsea
Hyde Park
James Watts
sXting’s
Pimlico
George Painter
Hyde Park-place
Oxford-street
George Qui
London
George Lemon
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DUSS
Ple Noutt
UBS
Ee — Arble
London Marble and Sonz Working Company
Ounty Bee
Holywell-street
Amilies
Rippon
Wells-atreet
CAC
AIR DY
Agid Hassan
Wiliam Day and Co
Black Key
Gracechurch-street
William Day and Co
Circausia
Old England
Price
Police Intelligence
Mr. Ballantine
Packard
Young
K Division
George Yard
Whitechapel
Barton
Morgan
Louth
Lincolnshire
W. A. Ingilby
Morning Advertiser
High Church
Corporation
Church
Liberal Party
T. R. Bayley
Belgium
Ant Werp
Col. Macerone
Berlin
St. Schuldsch
Exchange
Sana the Duke OF Wellington