Lambeth properties auctioned for mill and schools in Mill street
Auction notices describe a leasehold corn mill with adjoining houses and Sunday schools in Mill Street Lambeth, including a shop and residence, stables and gardens. The property sits on a 61 year term from 1796, annual rent near 891.8. viewings arranged via tenants and solicitors. Also listed: wines from Port and Sherry inventories, with a separate sale at Garraway’s Coffee House and Covent Garden offices, plus a freehold academy in Camberwell newly transferred and up for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill-strest
Lambeth
Smith
George Robins
Bank
Tuvesday
Nober
Milltreet
Mt Mill-street
Povey
Mill-street
Fane
Alessra
Lowdham
Parke
Freeth
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
George Robing
Covent-garden
Dumegg
Mura
MADE
Gordon
Saiso
Roriz
Bom Retiro
T. and C. Dixon
Offley, Warre, Brothers, &c
Hope and Co
Garraway
Royal Naval School
Camberwell
London
Messrs
Alliston
Paris
England
Europe
Robins
Vanderneer
Teniers
Ruysdael
Spagnoletti
Vandervelde
Claude
Breugher
Weenix
Salvator Rosa
Cuyp
van Kessel
Murillo
Poussin
Vandyke
Watts
George Robina
Retaining fees and railway planning across France and England
Reports surface of large retaining fees paid to Sir James Scarlett and two others in a toll case, later forfeited. Prefect of the Seine authorizes engineers to map and level routes for iron railways Paris to Rouen Havre Dieppe Lille Strasbourg Lyons Orleans. Meanwhile Leeds unrest persists as masters refuse unions, inflaming social tension and prompting security concerns. An infant dies from laudanum given by a nurse. a Lewes barn fire destroys oats wheat and beans, with community grief and rewards offered. London Maritime Society dinner boosts relief efforts for decayed master mariners and dependents, signaling strong shipping links and charitable support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Corporation
Boston
James Scarlett
Denman
Taunton
Seine
Messrs
Polonceau
Defontaine
Mallet
Department of the Seine
Paris
Rouen
Havre
Dieppe
Lille
Calais
Strasbourg
Lyons
Orleans
Galignani
Leeds
Wister
Norwich
Manchester
Higgs
Olive Branch
Wvite
Thomas Street
Grosvenor Square
Eliza Allison
Margaret Darnley
Offham
T. Partington
Lewes
Partington
Brighton Gazette
London Maritime Society
London
Stewart Marjoribanks
Lyall
J. F. Young
Pixly
Buckle
Cou Ny
National Union meeting denounces government plunder and spy probes
The Bloomsbury Institution hosts the National Union of the Working Classes quarterly gathering led by Rev. Dr. Wade. Members condemn Acts funding opposition to Emancipation and church taxes, applaud juries in Culley and Furzey cases, expose police spy Popay, discuss Union finances, spy expulsions, and plan law changes while pledging continued struggle for equal rights and universal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury Institution
Theobald's Road
Wade
Coddington
Great Britain
Law Church
Ireland
True Sun
House of Commons
Culley
George Furzey
Flower
Phillips
Clarkson
Weekly Dispatch
Morning Advertiser
Popay
Samuel Dean, Weaver
No. 4
Grosvenor- Place
Globe-fields
Bethnal-green
Police Secret Service
Scotland
John Russell
Bailey
George Fuzzey
Mr. B
Purzey
Furzey
Watson
Dean
Commissioners of Police
Carpenter
Samuel Dean
Union
Jackaun
Russell
Joseph Dean
Dr. Wade
Rail line planned from Minehead to Exeter via several towns
The article outlines a proposed railroad from Minehead to Exeter passing Dunster, Timberscombe, Cutcombe, Dulverton, Bampton, and Tiverton. It claims coal will be delivered at half the current price once finished and that Cardiff and Newport coal and iron would reach Exeter cheaper than routes around Land's End, reducing costs dramatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minehead
Exeter
Dunster
Timberscombe Cutcombe
Dulverton
Bampton
Tiverton
Cardiff
Newport
Sherburne Mercury
Fourth Ward
Fourth District
Edinburgh Evening Post
Necessaries by contract would save army supplies
The author argues that regimental necessaries bought by soldiers cost more than 15 percent extra due to discounts taken by quartermasters. A public contract system, with a captain’s company board overseeing tenders, could remove this premium, cut delays, and free funds for soldier welfare while improving discipline and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Gordon
Select Committee
England
Ireland
Return of Captain Ross and his Arctic crew
The Standard reports Captain Ross and several crew aboard the Isabella of Hull and the North Pole of Leith have landed in Peterhead, with minimal casualties. News from the Clarendon at Davis Strait notes three deaths and one frostbite, while sources in Edinburgh and Glasgow confirm safe arrival and speculate on a Northwest Passage achievement backed by substantial personal expenditure by Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Leith
Isabella
Hull
Lyall
Back
Sault St. Marie
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Superior
Fort Alexander
Montreal
Hudson’s Bay House
Simpson
Cumberlandhouse
Tgis
Thloo-ee-cho
Athabasca
The
Standard
Sirk
Peterhead
Tam
Montrose
Fury
Parry
Prince Regent's Inlet
Lancaster Sound
Edinburgh Advertiser
Lyle
Clarendon
Davis
Tsabella
Humphreys
North Seas
Leith Roads
Borrowstounness
North Pole
Edinburgh
London
Captain Back
Glasgow Courier
Hall
Spitzbergen
Greenland
French Pensions and Atlantic Storm News
The January 1 1833 state pensioner tally shows 262175 individuals receiving 56 735874f in various categories including pensioned peers civil military and ecclesiastical. Advices from Prince Edward Island report a destructive storm with church damage crops barn losses and seafarer fatalities. A French Algerian engagement is described with heavy losses on both sides and naval actions including a fort seizure. Consumption of beer rises sharply since 1760 with London brewers producing 975 247 barrels. Ireland had no porter during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galignamt
Prince Edward’s Island
Presbyterian Church
Nageur
Algiers
Toulon
Bujeia
Jezel
Ferrin
la Victoire
George III
Messrs
Calverland
Lady Parsons
Tie Saha
Thales
Whitbread
Harman
Crumat
Calvert
London
Ireland
Thames
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Covent-gar
Sir'j, Reynolda
P. Wouvermans
A. del Abati
Urillo
da Vinci Teniers
Nomenichine
Ravatact
Rabael
Potter
Caravaggio
Erberg
Sobili
Rabies
Arta
Roms
Julia Romano
Price
Yately
Blackwater
Hartford-bridge
Wokingham
Essas, Brooks and Hedger 4
Swan Inn
Hanta
Monpar
Hill Cottage
Cole
Cole, Lamb, and Brooks, Solicitors
Oldham
Mesers, Brooks and Hedger, Surveyors
Old Bond-street
Madras
Cape of Good Hope
Sesostris
Alexander Yates
West India Docks
Towlin, Man, and Co
Cornhill
J. T. Hudson
Henrietta-street
Cavendish-square
Simpkin and Marshall
Hudson
Court Journal
Mechanics’ Magazine
New South Wales
Western Australia
van Dieman’s Land
Lieutenant Breton
R.N
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Greenwich
Woolwich
Ete Gazette
West Kent
Adyver
Newton and Sons
Warwick-Square
Barket
Fleet-street
Onwhyn
Catherine
Strand
Dawson
Cannon-street
City
Sharpley
Oxford-street
Bonstead
Parliament Street
Laughton
Coles’-place
Great Dover-road
New Kentro
Morocco
Andseer
Thomas Landseer
Henry Neele
France
Leitch Ritchie
Grenada
Holborn
Tory, No. H
High
National Union OF the Working Classes
Havannah
Sutherland
Earl Gower
Hamilton-place
York-house
Lord Gower
Bridgewater-House
Francis Leveson
Oatlands
Lord Francis
Cleveland Square
Bridgewater
Sir C. Dance
Wellington Street
Charles
George Back
Vw. Oe
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