Windsor Castle Hotel Proposal Near Royal Palace
An advertisement promotes the sale of freehold property adjacent to Windsor Castle, suggesting conversion into a Windsor Castle Hotel with an allied hotel near the Grand Entrance. It argues against petty economy and notes locations for viewing details at Whites Hart and Castle Inns Windsor and Mr George Robine's Offices London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnestini
Cannon-street
Beulah Spa
R. George Robins
Leleasure
the Mart
London
Faipay
Croydon
Beulah
Metro Lis
Betlah New Town
Cheltenham Spa Rn
Messrs
Faraday
Hume
Banstead Downs
Windsor Castle
Cheltenham
Mollard
Norwood Park
Spa
Inna
Norwood
Sutcliffe and Birch
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Decimus Burton
Spring-gardens
Auction-mart
Covent-garden
George Robins
White Hart
Windsor
Saterway
Robins
Castlehill
George the
Wyndhan
England
Grand Entreca
Whites Hart and
Castle Inns
George Robine
Lady's Magazine and Museum notices in London 1833
London readers receive a broad advertisement spread for Lady's Magazine and Museum. The page promotes a new scale for advertising, engraved portraits, and fashion plates, with praise from the Morning Advertiser and True Sun, and notes a forthcoming Anna Boleyn Quadrilles set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady’s Magazine and Museum
Lady's Magazine and Museum
J. Page
Fetter-lane
Wusic
Francis
True Sun
Anna Boleyn
Jage
West Smithfield
Waller
Circus-place
Finsbury-circus
Reception plan for court and pier disaster at Brighton
Preparations at the Pavilion for a royal visit on the 26th or 28th are under way with a fireworks display on the Steyne. The Brighton pier faces likely widespread damage after a violent storm and lightning struck the structure, causing sections to collapse while the main chains remained intact. A town meeting and subscriptions are urged to repair the pier, while a clergy reserves sale near Hamilton raised money for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steyne
Earl of Chatham
London
Francia Burdett
West Cliff House
Baron Lithieu
Bedford
Lady Clinton
Norfolk
Brighton
General Steam Navigation Company
Mountaineer
Hamilton
Puslinch
Beverley
ImporTANT To WINE AND SPIRIT Mernchants
A 19th century legal notice details changes in the Consolidated Laws of the Customs affecting bonded wine and spirit warehouses. Spirits stored in special security locations will incur duty based on actual strength at delivery, altering prior practice that allowed for a 10 percent weakness deduction at import. The new rules grant drawback for proof changes if warehoused. Also commentary on naval promotions connected to aristocratic influence, lamenting neglect of meritorious sailors and praising rare official favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werford
Lord Grey
Frederick William Grey
Lambeth Association Dinner Promotes Parochial Reform
The Lambeth Association held its annual dinner at the Hero of Waterloo with over fifty gentlemen in attendance. Chair John Hunt led a spirited program praising parochial reform, exposing parish abuses, and advocating reform and accountability in church finances and rates.
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Hero of Waterloo
Waterloo Road
John Hunt
Lambeth Association
Lambeth
Fall
Ife
Ireland
Barton
Grady
Cheera
Mr. Grady
Great Council
Birmingham
Manchester
Sturges Bourne
Mr. G
Hatton
True Sun
Dalston
Warwickshire
Hobhouse
Carpenter
Mr. Angero
Angero
Augero
Times
The
Chronicle
Advertiser
Herald
Namby-Pamby
Globe
Blanchard
Association
Reformers of
John Barton
J. Dunn
Moon
Exeter Michaelmas quarter sessions crowd honours freemen
The Exeter Michaelmas quarter sessions at the Guildhall were presided by Mayor Edward Woolmer with Judge Sir John Patteson and Sir Robert Inglis in attendance. The Recorder delivered a lengthy charge praising recent legal reforms and noting crime's decline. The corporation voted to confer the freedom of the city on the eminent visitors. In the evening, a civic reception was held for new freemen, with discussions expected on tithe reform at the county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire Stinge
Newroad
S. Whalley
M.P
Savaze
Marylebone
Association of Marylebone
The
Marylebone Association
Paton
O'Neil
Buck
St. Luke
Westminster Association
Welchman
Samuel Whalley
John Bull
Billy Pitt
Barron
Johnson
St. Hiles’s
St. Giles'a
Wade
St. George's
Hanover Square
Pike
Farren
Westminster
Bursell
St. Pancras
Mr. Birch
Lord Althorp
Mr. Bidd
Lambeth
Gurney
Webb
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Association
Willoughby
Duffyl
Birmingham Council
Guildhall
Edward Woolmer
J.T. Coleridge
Exeter
John Patteson
R. H. Inglis
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Fleet Stewart
Hetton
Lambton
Regent's Park Basin
CSS Pope, Brothers, and
John Perring
Seland
Cecil-street
Strand
Serner
Gecil-street
Auiety
D. Price
Duke of
Devonshire
Price St. Sa
Joron Yarge
India
Charles II
Jameson
Pepys
Evelyn
Clarendon
Charlotte
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
New Burlington Street
Scotland
Bell and Bradfure
John Cumming