Reading Sauce Froth and Reform Parliaments Read
The notice cautions against fake Read ing Sauce sold by oilmen, urging caution to nobility and public. It promotes J Cocks Reading brand and claims of 20 year stability, with a long London distribution and seals on corks. Also lists new publications and health ads from Morison's Pills and a Dublin Register crime summary.
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Eee DE Urs
J. Cocks End Suns
London
J. Cocks
Reading
J. Cocks and Sons
Eynolds
Lord Brougham
William Cobbett
House of Commons
House of Lords
St Marylebone Guardians debate Poor Law compliance
The St Marylebone Board of Guardians and Directors met to consider answering questions from the Poor Law Commissioners. Speakers argued for strict obedience to the law, while warning of potential summons and time loss, and debated Vestries Act benefits, centralization, and local control over parish expenditure.
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ST. Marylebone
Wadmore
Redwood
Metcalfe
Marr
Kensitt
Mills
Mr. Soden
Potter
Lord Brougham
House of Lords
Mr. Potter
Kingdon
Tle
Royal appointments and cavalry promotions in October list
No. 842 From Downing Street, October 17, the King nominates Lord R.E.H. Somerset to Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, and Major-General John Taylor to Knight Commander of the Bath. Numerous by purchase promotions follow in the Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments, with captains, lieutenants, and ensigns advancing, plus appointments in the 7th and 40th Regiments and the West India Regiment. Also, Edward George Moore granted prebendary dignity at Windsor.
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War Office
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Cornet B. Fuller
Purchase
Wilkie
T.C. Pipon
Fuller
7Th Dragoon Guards
E. B. Curteis
Brownlow
T. le Marchant
Curteis
Cornet
G. J. Holmes
Luard
LE. J. Grant
Wpogson
L. C. W.H. Fitzgerald
Grant
40Th Foot
W.A. Fyers
Stevenson
47Th Foot
W. A. Armstrong
11Th Regiment of Foot
John Russell
J.J. KR. W. Morgan
Geot
Faynt
87Th Regiment of Foot
87Th Foot
W. Boyd
Thompson
H. P. Faunl
7Th Regiment of Foot
Boyd
West India Regiment
J. E. Boguis
Brittlebank
H. K. Sayers
Bogzis
J. Luard
30Th Regiment of Foot
D. Scott
36Th Regiment of Foot
Alexander Melville
Hastpry
Gh. Blakeney
Gregor
32D Regiment of Foot
Ensign Stephens
Ulst
Francis John
Robert Torrens
Royal Marines
Southampton
Fordingbridge
J. Coventry
Whitehall
Edward George Moore
St. George
Castle of Windsor
James Stanier Clarke
Bankrupt notices list multiple trades and dates in London and nationwide
William Porter surgeon of Gower street and others appear with Oct 23 and Nov 28 bankruptcy surrender dates in multiple courts including the Court of Bankruptcy and Bankrupt Commission room. Names, addresses, professions, and solicitors are given for each case alongside other debtors such as upholsterers tailors and marble merchants with various surrender dates. Additional notices cover certificates partnerships dissolved and an average sugar price from October week returns.
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William Porter
Gower-street
Lonsdale
Temple Chambers
Fleet-street
Abbott
Samuel Daimond Evans
Ralph Outterside
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Mawdsley
Adlington
Bow Churchyard
Carr
Jobling
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
John Poulson
Joseph Serjeant
Charles Denton
Albion-wharf
Southwark
Marble-Merchants
Sach- Tuptey
Cattlin
Ely-piace
Holborn
Johnson
Basinghall-street
William Green
Cheapside
Messrs
Tilson, Sons
Squance
Coleman-street
James
Old Jewry
Gibson
Thomas Eyton
Francis Carlile
Henry Dyson
Chester
Staple’s Inn
London
Devonport
Thomas Robinson Hexham
Northumberland
Commission-room
Bell, Brodrick
Hell
Bow Church-yard
Seymour
William Joseph Ruffy
Budgerow
Walling-street
Court of Commissioners
Harman
Wine Office
Goldsaid
William Fuller
Beckenham
Kent
Ashley
Old Street-road
Waithman
Frederick Pera Jervis
Rathbone-place
Court of Bankruptcy
Bignold
Pulley
Mawe
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Joseph Westley
Winchester-street
Broadstreet
Haynes
Cornhill
Green
King’s Arms Yard
Thomas Brown
Robert Brown
Jarrow
Durham
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Meggison
Pringle
King’s-road
Bedford-row
Brockett and Philipson
Roger Marrison
Ludham
Norfolk
Farmer
Angel Ira
Sorewich
Coleman and Cozens
Norwich
Public inquiry on Clothworkers' Company adjourned to November
Commissioners at Guildhall heard evidence on the Clothworkers' Company. Crump asked for a postponement to November 13. Effingham Wilson wished to present a complaint about withholding his livery. he plans to attend November 18. Woodthorpe outlined London corporation jurisdiction and liveries from 1700, 1820, 1833. Spackiman read a petition about attorney as judge. Ellis concluded the inquiry. Salt-meter details were briefly discussed. Goldham remains clerk at Billingsgate. Adjourned.
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Francis Palgrave
Ellis
Guildhall
Crump
F. Palgrave
Effingham Wilson
the Exchange
Wilson
Woodthorpe
Corporation of London
Spackiman
Court of Aldermen
Alderman Harmer
Spackman
Flower
Goldham
Billingsgate Market
Murderers of Mr. Ashton Delayed to November 18
The execution or punishment of the individuals responsible for Mr. Ashton’s death has been postponed to November 18. The delay affects related legal proceedings and date-specific capital punishment actions. Proceedings continue under judicial oversight as authorities set the new date.
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Ashton
Cotton markets across regions show mixed prices and shipments
The report covers Louisville and Charleston cotton activity, noting small weekly sales and varied prices from 12 to 15 cents for uplands and sea island. It cites stock on hand, receipts, and exports, plus London exchange rates and naval movements, reflecting a slow market with occasional new crop arrivals and shifting demand.
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Savagnan
Catlan
Charleston
Europe
Sea Island
Maine
Gond
Uplands
Liverpool
RB. Levy
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Appalling death at Knott Lanes inquiry in Ashton
An inquest at Knott Lanes near Ashton-under-Lyne into the death of James Graves found his body at the bottom of a coal pit. The jury ruled death by suicide, though evidence was lacking, and Mary Marsden, the Horseshoe public house servant, alleged they planned marriage. Ordinary details of the case and surrounding remarks from the Bath Journal accompany the report.
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W. J. Rutter
Manchester
Knott Lanes
Ashton-under-Line
James Graves
Mary Marsden
Horseshoe
Eien
Excise
Bath Journal
His Majesty
John Allcock Ballard
B. Methringham
Excise-office
Trim-street
Mr. Price
Chis China
Honourable Commissioners of Excise
Effects of intoxication on Fleet Street wagon crash
A heavily laden wagon driven by a man in a state of extreme intoxication caused chaos on Fleet Street near Bridge Street. A conductor was knocked from a omnibus stand, the wagon driver narrowly escaped, and a bystander was left insensible from drink. Police detained the inebriated driver and arranged care for the wagon and owner Mr Dale of Stoney Lane Southwark.
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Fleet-street
Bridge-street
Green Yard
Mr. Dale
Stoneylane
Southwark
Martin
Dale
Fraudulent Drawbacks at Dublin Custom House
A Dublin Mercantile Advertiser report details a sharp fraud at the Dublin Custom-house where twenty hogsheads claimed as Liverpool starch were found to contain brickbats with lime and sawdust. The attempt would have yielded a large drawback, illustrating the system's ruinous impact on revenue. Descriptions of riots follow, including a deadly clash at Louisberg between factions Galenougs and Gramastoons, resulting in Hoban’s murder and a grieving widow and three children. Additional notices recount a northern marriage jaunt to Vulcan, a serious wagon accident at Dean Hill injuring multiple, and a curious aetherial miners’ blast mishap at Matafolon with one survivor and another near-miss.
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Webb
York
S. Rice
Dawson
Highlanderublic-house
Dean-street
Soho
College Street
Lee 100
Glasscott
Dublin Register
Dublin
Liverpool
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser
Louisberg
Hoban
Mayo
Huntingcon
Thiatown
George Hotel
Cambridge Chronicle
William Gwinnell
Forest of Dean
Dean-hill
Gloucester Infirmary
Cheltenham
L’ Ain
Matafolon
Cab misdeeds prompt licensing crackdown idea
A letter to the editor proposes magistrates gain power to suspend plates of cabs and omnibuses for misconduct, arguing such action would curb dangerous driving by drivers while owners bear responsibility. a note on other local incidents follows.
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True Sun
Penton Ville-Road
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James Pattison
Charles FO
Charles Cove
Archibald Billing
Robert
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Russellsi
Sts Square
Ter
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Richard Gooch
Adon
A. H. Bailey and Co
Bell
W. Clement
Strand
Neola
Life
Aeritish College OF Health
New Road
King’s Cross
Probett
Morigan
Morrison’s
Morison
Mr. Riley
Charles Floyd
Christiana Floyd
Elizabeth Floyd
Ashby de-la-Zouch
Haydon and Co
Leven
Salford
Morrison
Ofwes
Samuel Ingall
Ares
Coaghes
Regent-circus
Hereford
Monmouth
Gloucester
Cambridge
Dover
Shrewsbury
Birmingham
Oxford
Nottingham
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J. Strangham
Queen Street
F. Whitmore
Lambeth
Brewer
T. Dodson
St. Paul’s Church Yard
T. Askey
Leadenhall-street
C. Morton
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
W. Hirst
Comersal
Yorkshire
Sessions House
Leeds
T. Madden
Hatter
Roa Otel
W. Baker
Thirsk
J. Goodman
Atcham
Shropshire
Shire Hall
T. W. Clisby
Brighton
Town Hall
W. and
F. Fincher
Ivy Bridge
Devonshire
J. Wright
Cross-lace
St. Mary-at-hill
R. Moffitt
Horselydown-lane
Mealman
J. Cook
Narrow-street
Ratcliffe
Biscuit
J. Newman
Jun
Old Corn Exchange
Muark-Jane
Cortfactor
T. Benson
Bishop Wearmouth
Grocer
W. Ponder
J. Biggs
Chatham
M. King
FR. Shirlock
Walmer
R. Nicholson and Hudson
J. and
H. Rodway
W. Furman
T. Ree
J. Buckley and Co
Saddleworth
Municipal Inquiry
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Naval News
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Ataick Quarters
Prescott
Newfoundland
Raleigh
M. Quin
Sheerness
East Indies
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Winchester
Spithead
Caragoa
Helvoetsluys
H.james
Portsmouth
Yarmouth
Isle of Wight
Sir G. E. Hammond
Mizen
Talbot
Pennel
Pendennis Castle
San Josef
W. Hargood
G. E. Hammond
U. i Tts
Pique
Hamoaze
Tartarua
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Madagascar
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Trinidad
Tyne
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Brown
Sierra Leone
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Raio
Rosal Gak
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Seville
Sarah
Wenham
Denia
Ceres
Bransbury
Longsand
Wind N.W
le Jeune
Helvoetsiuys
Kesche
Orient
Jane
Pomeroy
Algiers
Newton, Chambers, and Co
Thorncliffe
Leith
William Fraser
John Smith
Ordnance
James Kempt
Voleur
France
Agsia
China
Greenock
Camden
Canton
East India Company
Twankay
Glasgow Chronicle
J. F. Dedman
Geo. Cobham
Camberwell
Town
Greenwich
Cobham
Mason
Kent Road
Melnette
M. Dufour
Mademoiselle Melnotte
Enfons Trouvés
Dufour
Besangon
Melnotte
Mademoiselle Mennotte
Chapelier
Mont de Pieté
Russia
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