Swan With Two Necks Mail Coach Routes and Fares
A vivid listing of mail coaches and post coach routes across Britain. It details the Holyhead, Devonport, Bath and Exeter, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, Norwich, and other lines with fare notes, speeds, and notable stops, highlighting reduced packet fares and rapid connections to London, Exeter, Holyhead, and seaside towns. The piece also advertises coach proprietors and services, including seasonal routes, schedules, and the prominence of specific inns and hotels along the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Pasengers
Birmingham
Clark’s
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Bristol
Townsend’s Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Orwich
Ipswich
Watson
Rull
Lincoln
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy's Hotel
Lacy
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Alsgate
Canterbury
Chelfnlars
Rosa
Aberga
Ceres
Naylor
Plough Hotel
Nottingham
Derby Times
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Enand
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountin
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jeney
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Yjbis
Hogarth
Haxell
Spanton
Iidero
Southampton
Eclipse
Jones
Hampite
Chatham Nelson
Edwards
Worthing
Helmsford
Jildeford Union
Faulkner
Cron
W. Chaplin and Co
Chaplin and Go
Ake
New Bridge-street
Cape
Dishoratite
Ugh
Foutz
Lomband-street
Royal College of London
General Steam Navigation Office Notice of Packet Schedules
The General Steam Navigation Company lists weekly departures from London to Hamburg Rotterdam Ostend Calais Boulogne Ramsgate Margate and Brighton to Dieppe with specific days and times and agent contacts for freight and berths. Also includes Army contracts Tender notice for beef and mutton supplies to Crown forces with filing deadline and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
London
Hamburg
His Majesty's
Rotterdam
His Majesty
Ostend
Calais
Boulogne
Ramsgate
Margate
Brighton
Dieppe
London Packets
Black
Preight
John Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Charles Bassell
Gaily Chaunt the Summer Birds shines in new music drama
The Morning Post extols Cayatina Gaily Chaunt the Summer Birds as a sparkling gem of radiance. Composer De Pinna is praised for bold pieces including With a Bosom that burns with a Patriot's flame and A Pirate's Life, noted for spirit and vigorous accompaniment. Publication details: Keith Prowse and Co., 49 Cheapside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aily Chaunt
DE Pinna
Venice
Keith, Prowse, and Co
Cheapside
Revenue accounts show large quarterly rise in 1832 Leeds
The Leeds Patriot notes a sharp quarterly revenue rise for the quarter ending October 10 1832, with total quarterly revenue at 12,093,586 versus 11,396,739 a year earlier. Annual revenue for 1832 stands at 43,408,812, down 327,576 from 1831, driven by Customs and Excise increases linked to reform celebrations and harvest-driven grain movement, with a note on grain being moved to market before threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds Patriot
Liverpool
Leeds
Thirsk
Howe ships grounding at Chatham yard exposes staff shortage
Howe of 120 guns grounded during docking at Chatham and remained stuck for about twelve hours before a second attempt freed her. The Maidstone Journal criticizes the yard’s capacity noting insufficient joiners and repeated unfinished work, while workers are sent to Woolwich and paid extra for being away from home despite vast national expenditure on the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Chatham
Woolwich Yard
Maidstone
Old Bailey Sessions Oct 18 Case Highlights Defiant Pot Theft
At the Old Bailey and New Court trials, William Clifford a schoolmaster faced acquittal for a prior silver milk pot theft from Mr Mott. he then admitted intent to publish a pamphlet on criminal law. Burglary cases followed with Jones, Smithers acquitted and Martin found guilty. other defendants faced charges of stealing horses, sovereigns, and a coat. The judge urged caution, noting extraordinary circumstances and recommending mercy where due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Court
Sivermar
William Clifford
New Court
Oyer and Terminer
Tindal
James Allan Park
Baron Vaughan
Robt. Jones
Edward Smithers
Daniel Martin
F. H. Choppin
Enfield
Mary
Pye
C. Phillips
Jones
Martin
James Pitt
Smithers
Morgan
Joseph Mellish
Cambridge
London
Jones and Smithers
John Penniger
William Golding
John Powell Bannister
James Green
Haseldine Pepys
Henry Hall
Wm. Clifford
Mott
Pickett-street
Strand
William Mott
Court licenses and renewals for London theatres and taverns
The court opened at ten for appeals and license renewals for public amusements. Several venues including King's Ancient Concert-rooms, Adelphi, Sadler's Wells, Royal Pavilion, and Whitechapel were renewed. Many others faced refusals. Eagle Tavern, Royal Orange, Garrick, New Strand, Portman theatres, and several tea gardens were denied licenses. only Castle Tavern, Kentish Town, was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley
John Perry
Adelphi Theatre
Messrs
Mathews and Yates
Sadler’s Wells
Hughes, Jones, Grimaldi
Dixon
Royal Pavilion
Whitechapel
John Farrell
White Conduit House
Barry
Adolphus
Prendergast
George Bowles
Eagle Tavern
T. Rouse
Westmoreland~ Place
Rouse
Mills
Rotch
Royal Orange Theatre
Pimlico
Meyrick
the Orange
Fitzgerald
Allen
Garrick Theatre
Francis Wyman
Benjamn Conquest
Leman-street
Gooodman’s Fields
Agar
Strand Theatre
Lionel Benjamin Rayner
Rayner
Waylett
Mathews
House of Commons
Reyner
Pantheon Theatre
Nicholas W. Cundy
Royal Portman Theatre
John Lancaster
Carlisle-street
Portmanmarket
Monster
New-road
Union
Bagnigge Wells-road
Northumberland Arms
Camden-town
Castle Tavern
Kentish-town
The Late William Hazlitt Continues Its Portrait
From the Examiner, this segment chronicles William Hazlitt’s early life in Wem Shropshire, his dissenting minister father, and a solitary youth who found solace in nature and painting. It notes his struggle to express ideas, friendships with poets, and the harsh reception his writings faced from critics and party zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hazlitt
Wem
Shropshire
Filmer
Locke
Calvin
Rousseau
England
John Woodvill
Chaucery
Spenser
John Lawless Honored by Irish Trade Union Assembly
Members of the National Trades' Political Union met at the Arena in Lower Abbey Street. F T O'Connor chaired. Delany was secretary. Several men were admitted as members, and a debate followed over voting thanks to John Lawless for his efforts toward Ireland's independence and repeal of the Legislative Union. The motion to thank Lawless was carried by a large majority as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Trades’ Political Union
Arena
Lower Abbey Street
F. T. O'Connor
Delany
Messrs
Magrath
M‘elia
Sweeny
Burke
Ireland
Legislative Union
Geoghegan
Lawless
Davis
Treland
England
O'Higgins
Mr. Lawless
Slevin
John Lawless
London
Bethnal-green
Tower Hamlets
Verdon
Ennis
Brady
O'Reilly
Conway
O’connell
John Lachess
Fragmentary Reflective Mood in a Philosopher’s Ruminations
The passage hints at inner conflict between intense admiration for objects and vivid aversion to individuals, with injury fueling a sense of beauty that unsettles the philosopher’s sober reflections and intensifies the patriot’s hatreds. The text is cut off with a note of continuation.
Visit invitation from Reformers of South Shields to Mr Hume
A requisition from the Reformers of South Shields to invite Mr Hume to visit that town during his contemplated journey to the north of England gathered nearly 1,000 signatures. The note appears in a Durban article and notes the planned Scheldt expedition and a list of ships. It also mentions a robbery case in St Johns market and a petition before the Treasury to regulate Hackney carriages to reduce accidents and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shields
Mr. Hume
England
Ed E
Durban
Scheldt
Dezvous
Spithead
Talavera
Wellesley
Revenge
Spa
Scout
Satellite
Larne
Snake
Rhadamantius
Thompson
St. John’s Market
Liverpool Albion
Treasury
Middlesex Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
True Sun
Wade
Agnen
United Kingdom
Crown and Anchor
Toe
Sun
Great Britain
Claus
Bes Slwaye
Dawn and Anchor Tavern
Commissariat Department
Treasury Chambers
Gloucester
Hanta
Rutland
Warwick
Britain
North
C. Donovan and Co
Daniel O'Connell
Jun
Dublin
C.D. and Co
Norfolk-street
Wwe
Seman
High Holborn
Martin’s
Edinburgh Review
Brewster
Sir I. Newton
Chalmers
Colonel Todon
Rajpoots
Mr. Lister
Wyclutfe
Vaughan and
le Bas
Longman and Co
A. Black
Old Bailey Sessions
Middlesex
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