Fee-Proof Iron Safety Rooms Offered by Antechnicon Warehousing
The Antechnicon Warehousing Department near Belgrave Square advertises private lockable safety rooms for furniture, carriages, plate, pictures, books and more. Secure, damp-free storage with private cellars for wines and access during business hours. walnut vans available for property removal at moderate charges. NB. Money advanced on all property deposited for sale. Pope Brothers and Co pledge to keep prices low with cash-on-delivery terms and list multiple wharf locations including Verominster Dockhead Shad Thames Southwark Anchor Wharf Wapping Greenwich and Regent's Park.
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Antechnicon
Belgrave-square
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Stewart
Horton's
Lambton
Verominster
Shad Thamea
Southwark
Anchor
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Pops, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Renewed bankruptcy inquiry over Holder estate at Kingston
Law intelligence reports extraordinary proceedings under an old commission for John Holder of Kingston upon Hull a tailor and draper. The case reveals alleged abuse by assistant Rushworth who sought to influence new assignees, with affidavits from creditors. Attwood became assignee and Green official assignee to investigate accounts. payout potential rises to about twenty shillings in the pound with surplus expected for the bankrupt.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Merivate
Otd
John Holder
Kingston-upon-Hull
Robert Kiddy
Edward Rushworth
Phillips
Rushworth
Court of Review
William Pearse
E. Rushworth
Merivale
Attwood
Green
Williams
Ruxaway
Thos. Hemmings
Great Surrey
Bacon-Drier
George Epward
Bath
Parker
Old Bailey Sessions October 18 Ann Vickers Trial Continuation
The cross examination of Mr. Tuffnel continues as Ann Vickers testifies she wrote a receipt before custody and recalls her confession, two servants in Princes-street, and Mrs Hampton’s partial payments. She denies seeing the questioned receipt and details payments from Mrs Hampton to Mr. Barnes while Madame Follett’s bill disputes linger.
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Ann Vickers
Mr. Tuffnel
Barnes
Bill
Tlatkin
Madame Follett
Colonel Hampton
Not Guilty in Hampton-Tuffnell theft case at Old Bailey
London court heard the prisoner deny involvement in a large receipt scheme tied to Mrs Hampton and Tuffnell. Witnesses described pawnbroker advances and large sums paid by Ann Vickers, with the jury returning Not Guilty on the key counts and the prisoner discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Follett
Tuffaell
Hampton
Tuffnell
Donge
C. Phillips
George Dyer
Phillips
Bank of England
W.T. Barnes
Henrietta-street
Cavendish-square
Ano Vickers
Ann Vickers
Cotterell
Baron Vaughan
Savory
Richard Davis Corbett
Child and Co
Burney
Jones
Woolwich Common
Forester
Woolwich
Therisoner
Sarah Locke
Robert Graham
Mary Graham
Robert Francis Graham
Charles Brady
Anne Grady
Sammel Johnson
King’s
Mary Hunter
Alon
Putney
Miss Grand
Grace Sugden
King's Highway
Brompton Church
Barbara de Caix
Sarille-run
J. Taylor
Middlesex Sessions judge thefts and a lace machinery debate
A Middlesex Sessions report details Charlotte Anson found guilty of stealing a glass from a publican in Shadwell with a 14 day sentence. Mary Brown was acquitted of a note theft from Mr. Tather. Rosine Champens pled guilty to stealing teaspoons. John Wall convicted of a shop theft and sentenced to transportation. A lengthy Notting ham theatre licensing debate precedes a patriotic letter railing against illicit export of lace machinery and urging protection of English industry.
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B. Rotch
Charlotte Anson
James Law
Shadwell
Dee
Mary Brown
William Tather
Allen
Whitechapel
Rosine Champens
Charlotte Chapman
Sherringham
Gray's Inn
Russell
Holburn-bars
John Wall
Heath
Marshall-street
Westminster
Export of machinery to the editor of the Nottingham Journal
A letter arguing that illicit export of English machinery harms national industry. It condemns foreign interests, race commissioners, and pirates who export intact or partial machinery to the continent. The writer warns of ruin to lace industry, declining demand, and rising foreign competition.
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Nottingham
Joseph Hume
England
Germany
Russia
Prussia
Civic Appointments Across Towns List of new officials
A long list of civic posts across multiple towns names new mayors provosts bailies and clerks including Weston-J Young A Adem W Baiker M Naught J Sure bull John Law H Drake C Roberts Owen Gethin Williams T Williams G Stone J Walker J Graham J Graham at Glasgow Tauro Earl of Falmouth and others are named as current or newly appointed officials with roles such as mayor sheriff coroner town clerk and treasurer in a formal historical roster of municipal appointments.
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Anstruther
Weston
J. Young
A. Adem
W. Baiker
W. Young
Anderston
M.naught
J. Surebull
R. A. BiDisin
J. Hopkirk
Esqra
Barnnstarce
John Law
H. Drake
R. W. Grace
C. Roberts
J. Law
Mattet
Beaumanis
Owen Gethin Williams
Rhiwlas
T. Williams
H. Roberts
Alderman Wright
E. Lloyd
Gloucester
J. Wm. Wilton
E. Kewer
W. Russell Skey
S. Jones
Elisha Farmer Sadler
Gravrsesp—J. Smith
Kt. Pierce Cruden
Jy. Eagle
W.T. Bennett
W. Bennett
Grassy
Kennington
H. Paul
John Walker
P. Adam
V. Neilson
W. Livingston
J. Binnie
Guild
Trrsutown
W. Grace
Portreeve
Kulmavrs
R. Smith
Bryce Girvan
J. Brown
Hugh Loudon
Hugh Mason
Lions
Benjamin Sadler
Maccestreep
T. Grimeditch
T. Brodrick
T. Allen
Op Aperpeen
W. Jack
King's College
Peter Nicol
J. Annand
Devon
C. W. Johnson
T. C. Viceary
Mr. G. Doe
Trapes
N. F. Basset
W. Vice
Tewxessary
George Banister
M. Proctor
W. Key Tunnicliffe
W. Prosser
Benjamin Holland
Joseph Longmore
J. C., Dowdeswell
J. E. Dowdeswell
E. Warden Jones
G. E. Williams
J.C. Dundesdell
N. Chandler
A. Sproule
J. Ueginsus
J. Petley
Pat J. Bennett
Sad Bentlemen
Cholera Declared Infected Towns Across Nordic Regions
The cholera outbreak leads the Royal Board of Stockholm to declare Dramen, Norway infected and to extend the infection to all ports from Langesard to Swinesward and adjacent land for one Norwegian mile. Zwolla in Overys sel is named infected, with harbours in that province and in Guelderland also declared affected.
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Dramen
Norway
Royal Board of
Stockholm
Langesard
Swinesward
Zwolla
Overyssel
Guelderland
Reformers Meeting in Wolverhampton Highlights Populist Tide
A Wolverhampton Reformers meeting denounced the Whig ministry and urged Tory conciliation. Attendees praised Mr Fryer and Mr Simkiss for rights advocacy, pledged unity among reformers, and condemned high taxes while calling for repeal of the corn laws and broader working-class protections.
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Nichulsug
King’s Head
Bell Street
Simkiss
R. Fryer
Joseph
C. S. Clarke
Fryer
Birmingham
J. Walker
William Walker
Fellows
Walker
J. Fryer
Jenior
Simkins
Dobha
I. Fryer
Parliament
University Clerical Intelligence and Charlton Fair Notes
Oct 17 Convocation at Oxfond appointed Rev George Riggs proctor of the University. Degrees conferred include Masters of Arts for Watkins Kershaw Nash and others, with fresh proctors named. Oct 18 caput appointed Thackeray Frere Hewett Lodington Phillips Boustead Monteith Henslow Fennell. Charlton Fair at Kent opening with stalled booths, theater figures, and a minor arrest for fraud during the event.
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Henry George Watkins
Worcester
George Wm. Kershaw
George Kennard
St. Alban Hall
James Nash
Trinity
John Ellison Bates
Christ Church
Bachetors of Arts
John B. Bond
University
Francis P. G. Dineley
Richard Gordon Bedford
Queen’s
Thomas Briscoe
Jesus
Edward Meyrick
Thos
Harding Newman
Magdalen
Alexander Cameron
Anthony Glynn
Magdalen Hall
Camsrpee
G.thackeray
D.D
King’s College—Divinity
W. Frere
D.C.L
Downing College
Philip Buonarroti a Loyal Advocate of Liberty in Paris
An 1833 Times summary honors Philip Buonarroti Marquis of Canossa a 74 year old ally of liberty. The piece traces his revolutionary role from the French Convention to Corsica and his resistance to tyranny. It notes his poverty half blindness exile and ongoing quest for legal defense funds from English supporters.
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Prati
Times
Mane
Philip Buonarroti
Canossa
Michael Angelo
Paris
Louis Philippe
Austria
Buonarroti
Gironde
Xapoteon
Buonarret
National Convention
Corsica
Robespierre
The
Quarterly Review
Bucovarroti
Tia
Tam
Croft
Hastings
Registration counts from Bristol and other towns in 1832-3
The revising barristers in Bristol found no objections to votes. Registers show Leominster 741 total, Wolverhampton 1749, Carnarvon to treble due to scot and let payers, Newport borough 446 with 38 rise from last time, Newcastle under Lyne 1832 totals 973 and 1833 totals 958.
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Bristol
Leominster
Wolverhampton
Carnarvon
House of Commons
Newport
Isle of Wight
Carisbrook
Northwood
St. Nicholas
Whippingham
Newcastle-Under-Lyne
Lords of Admiralty order new steam engine at Sheerness
The Lords of the Admiralty, after visiting Sheerness, sanction construction of a 50 horsepower steam engine, a 600 ton water reservoir, widened basin entrance, a new capstan, shore shears, and a new mast house for ship disembarkation, with urgent progress promised. Sir Robert Smirke praised the renovated choir and tabernacle work, while Lama rool imports were discussed for breeding. A northern county electoral meeting debated objections to 180 cases, with 64 unresolved, and moves formed to protect the franchise.
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Admiralty
Sheerness
Keafishazette
York
Cathepral
Robert Smirke
Robert
Norwich
Clarke
Stevenson
York Courant
Baird
Highland Society
Stirling
Oban
Argyllshire
Great Britain
Ir. Games, Jr
Barlow
Underhill
Messrs
Gammon, Greene
M'Donnell
Aris
Birmingham
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Pancras
Red Lion
Tottenham Court-Road
Goodge-street
Less'clock
WM. M.diarmid
Duke of York Tavern
Munstertreet
Geremtepark
Queen’s Head
Arti
Choke
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
Derlin
Particul
St. Martin’diane
Cannon-street
Wain and CO
Tallors, &c
Publix
Imperial
Saxony
Cobbett
LAW Intelligence
Old Bailey Sessions
London
Fa.tyidsurit Tp
Laa
NEW Court
Charles Mfnson
Tindall
Anna Orchard
Matthew Grey
Middlesex Sessions
New Strand
Rayner
Payne
Miss Kelly
Theo
Grimaldi
Almar
Queen's Theatre
Wilde
Perry
Mr. Rayner
Lord Chamberlain
Charlton
Kent
Richardson and Walton
Thalia
Melpomene
Philip Buonarrote
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