Tailors in New Bond Street Advertise High Quality Trousers
An advertisement from a London tailor based in New Bond Street near Furnival's Inn proclaims ten years of experience offering superior trousers and outfits. The notice promotes low prices and invites the public to visit, with mentions of coats, frock coats, skirts, and related alterations. It also includes details about visiting hours and various related services.
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Pean
Allman
New
Holborn
Furnival’s Inn
New Bond Street
Hain
Letter to the Editor From Wheatsheaf Office
In a dated letter from October 16th at Oxford street a writer names the Wheatsheaf office and appeals to the editor. The writer notes a meeting with thirty-four attendees and claims a past decision to transfer the paper to a Globe location while asserting the paper protects and assists the working classes. The letter ends with a signature Robert Blake and a warning that any notice should serve the editor’s interests, stating the object is complete.
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Oxford-street
Robert Blake
Frenchman Traced in Middlesex Sessions Assault Case
Middlesex Sessions opened with Louiz Hantute charged for violently assaulting Rosa Auberté, a French maid, after wage disputes. The prosecution claimed he seized a receipt and money, then shoved her, with interpreter Isidore Marchant aiding testimony. Defendant offered to pay 58 francs. court urged settlement. It was agreed he pay 10 francs, then face a nominal judgment for the assault.
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Mornre
Trafea
Louiz
Hantute
Rosa Auberté
France
Phillips
Féidant
Guaavirrate
Isidore Marchant
Don
Funeral notices and medical treatises advertised in period paper
Funeral arrangements for Thomas in Gomer Arran and committee meetings at the Golden Lion Weat Smithfield. Advertisements promote medical works by Charles Bell and Mansfield Clarke, Longman’s anatomy and operation engravings, Court Magazine fashions, and Cooper’s Botanical Pills by Hannay and Co and others.
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Thomas Ine Gomer
Arran
Bald
John ‘Richolso
Pritchard
Golden Lion
King Street
Weat Smithfield
Rpue
Court Magazine
Norton
Parris
Meradan Carson
Hanoversquare
Kingdom
Edward Bul
Hollesstrest
Cavendishsquare
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcies Listed in October 1832 Gazette
The Gazette of October 1832 lists insolvency declarations for Samuel Allen Wheeler and others, along with numerous bankrupts from Liverpool, Manchester, Hastings, Birmingham, and beyond. It names creditors, debtors, venues like Court of Bankruptcy and various inn and rooms, with official assignees and solicitors.
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Oxford
An Parker
Samuel Allen Wheeler
Birmingham
Bates Carter
Hastings
Oratio Carter
Joseph Blackstone
Gainsford-street
Horsleydown
Lighterman
Young
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Graham
Throgmortona
Thomas Glossop Thorpe
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
Hudson
Cheapside
Kitchener
Botnbury
David
Naylor
Manchester
Star Inn
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
London
Booth and Harrison
David Edwards
Milford
Pembrokeshire
Measie
Bevan and Brittan
Bristol
White and Whitmore
Lincoln’s Inn
Bevan
Liverpool
Clarendon-rooms
Liverpol
Vincent
Minshull
Iverpool
John Jones
Robinson
Blackstone and Bunce
Serjeant’s Inn
Thomas Giller
Charlestown
Pendleton
Pendleton, Eccles
Lancashire
King’s Arms Inn
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Morris
James William West
Job Henry West
Turner’s Square
Hoxton
Middlesex
Court of Bankruptcy
Green
King’s Arms Yard
Gresham and Miller
Castle-street
Holborn
Jonathan Andrews
Strand
Cooke and Hunter
New Inn
Anthony Wells
Kennington-place
Vauxhall
Grover An Stuart
Cannon
Lothbury
George Bishop Smith
Clarendon Rooms
Holden
Walmaley
Keightley
Parkin
Chancery Lane
William Christopher Mercerot
Ludlow
Shropshire
Talbot Inn
Shrewsbury
Clarke, Richards, and Med
Assamneys
Adlian
Greery
Makinson
Court and business notices from November financial filings
A dense collection of notices including bankruptcies and certificates from several towns across England and Scotland. Items list names of individuals and firms, places like Manchester Liverpool York and Glasgow, roles such as corn-factor and engavers, and dates in November. Also records partnerships dissolved and scotch sequestrations with locations and venues.
Corbett on egotism in the Westminster Review
The Westminster Review, begun six or seven years ago and led by Bowring, claimed Jerry Bentham as the greatest lawgiver and man. After Bentham’s death his will showed he owned the publication, revealing egotism in self-styled greatness. The piece ridicules Bentham as an incomprehensible conundrum.
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Westminster Review
Jerry Bentham
Bowring
Dr. Black
Bentham
Great Bentham
Jerry
Coxcomb
Register
Biscuits for the Navy via Portsmouth machinery
The article details how His Majesty's ships biscuits are produced almost entirely by machinery in Portsmouth. It describes water and biscuit-meat flour mixing, a dual knife system, dough forming, breaking rollers, cutting, and an innovative blanket-and-iron ball mechanism to release 52 biscuits from a single sheet. The batch bakes in a 15 minute cycle and dries for three days at high heat.
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Portsmouth
Sront
United Service Journal
Southwark Sessions Guilty Pleas and Sentences Reported
Yesterday at Southwark Sessions several prisoners pleaded guilty and were sentenced. Ann Darling received two months hard labour for stealing a tablecloth and apparel. Michael Spence was transported seven years for burglary. George Jarman to 14 years for extensive embezzlement. John Claridge and Benjamin Edwards jailed seven days each for stealing pork and apples respectively. George Hill awaited sentence after a guilty plea to pocket theft. Mary Gains and her son George were arraigned for boots theft with the mother jailed three months’ hard labour and the boy sent to the Refuge. Eliza Smith acquitted after a convoluted claim to thirteen sovereigns. Grand Jury complained of unhealthy room, Recorder to present to authorities.
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Benjamin Edginton
John Claridge
Joseph Deal
Benjamin Edwards
Henry Dark Pym
George Hill
Wm. Mitchell
Talbot Inn
Mary Gains
George Gains
William Everett
Eliza Smith
George E
Union Street
The Late Gales Ravage Calchester and Surrounding Parishes
A severe week start with Sunday morning gales causing extensive damage from Calchester to Arundel. An elm at W Field’s dairy, a demolished conservatory at Richard Prime, a leveled barn at G Halstead, and wind-driven debris across ten-acre fields illustrate the storm’s severity. Damage across Walberton, Binstead, Middleton, and surrounding areas is estimated as substantial, with thunder and lightning reported near Arundel and eastward.
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Here
Arundel
W. Field
Rumbold
Walberton
Richard Prime
G. Halstead
Binstead
Portsmouth Herald
Reformers and Lord Henley urged to alter church powers
Letter to the editor argues the King cannot reform the Church or reduce bishoply authority. It attacks Bishopral pomp, defends dissenters, praises earlier reformers, and predicts the Church of England will fall without reform. It contrasts ecclesiastical might with moral deeds and notes促ations from Lambeth and Durham palaces.
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THE
True Sun
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Devinn
Charles II
Elijah
Exeter Hall
Jamaica
England
Christ
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Duke of York
Church of England
the Times
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Henley
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Jack Martin
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Dean Swift
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Ganconade
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Church Missionary Society
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London
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Ferdinand
Napoleon
Moscow
Lambeth
Durham
Kingston Inhabitants Endorse Peaceful Measures Amid Disorder
A Kingston upon Hull town meeting declares support for lawful measures to restrain violence and protect lives and property. Residents condemn the ongoing disturbances and urge collective action to prevent further distress and ruin.
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Kingston
Rink
Funeral of Ur Hardy in London Society Rally
A Monday meeting at the Golden Lion, Mayne's, planned a public funeral for Mr Hardy, the reform campaigner. Reform supporters, led by Mr Nighalson, arranged procession routes, monuments, and church attendance, with Sir Francis Burdett and Lord Eldon among expected attendees. A committee was formed and funds were started by a sovereign gift from an anonymous donor.
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Afran
Aeaelea Hempenerl
Hepene
Rand
Hardy
Thadda
Fortorn
Shméine
Busineus
Busineus, and He: Uas Caflooeseeath
Anpogdibg
Jang
Francis
Handy
Nighalson
Friends of ‘Reform
Golden Ign
Franka
Pritchard
Drary-lane
Mr. Hunt
Auit
Charing-cross
Pimlic Q
Tor
Lord Eldon
Wooler
Burdett
Thelwall
Fox
Golden Lion
Treasury Circular on Tariff Deposits and Dates 1832
United States Treasury issues a circular clarifying the Tariff of July last. It states right of deposit extends to imports with duties payable on or after July 14 last. Deposits may continue until December 31 1832. Goods deposited may be withdrawn for consumption in whole packages. Only importers may deposit under section 11, and storage under section 13 at import value unless transported for lawful drug purposes.
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Treasury Department
United States
Abate Crowded Transit Nuisance On City Streets
Police aim to curb a noisy crowded transit practice causing disruption. Officials warn residents and commuters to avoid blocking sidewalks and juristic pathways during peak hours as enforcement steps are prepared.
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