Incomplete 18th Century Books and Ephemera Sale
A fragmented listing shows pricing and editions for various works including WOMAN'S TRIALS by Mrs Hall and Biographical sketches. Items mention Loter and Provid Records, poems, recreations, and a description of FIESCHI and Milton texts. Advertisements refer to printing, book dealers, and fruit knives with steel blades and carved handles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loter Éstiz Sultabl Presents
Anon Riema
Roulston
Wales
C.hall
Buckland
J. Yeung
Seary
Emily
Mine More
Welch Cottage
A. Bouveiron
Coventry-street
Fieschi
Milton
John Milton
Parliament of
England
Wakelin
Pleet-street
Byron Ane Sguerey
Cain
Lord Broug
Fleet-street
Bobbeellers
COX Savory, Goldsmith, &c. Cornhill
London
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List Excerpt
Shipping news from Portsmouth, Liverton, and other ports reports multiple arrivals and incidents. Vessels like the Pigae, Challenger, Lark, Elizabeth, Po Whincop, Broke, Adelaide, Majestic, Maria, Whitehaven, and Plough appear in harbor, wrecks and groundings noted near Cowes, Calcahuna, Stranraer, Killala Bar, and Ostend. ships abandoned or damaged, cargoes discharged, and crews saved or rescued amid gale conditions and ship damage across ports in Ireland, England, and America.
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Lloyd’s
Portsmouth
His Majesty
Pigae
Quebec
Selon
Douglas
Lymbaron
Lark
Jones
Hearst Point
Ymooth
Kernwell
Haswell
Tiraspeet
Cape of Good Hope
Elizabeth
Carnarvon
Goole
Campbell
Valparaiso
Adelaide
Urquhart
Glasgow
George's Pier
Bowapry Head
Tatwater
Stracgford
Catlandh
Salthouse
Ochs
Majestic
Mississippi
Charleston
Port-aue Platt
Bug
Heary
Newport
Maria
Walker
Maryport
Ireland
Stranraer
Batrina
Whitehaven
Loodonderry
Antigua
Killala Bar
Tuunso
Bangor
Newcastle
Isabella
Befast
Dudjis
Dale Master
Broughton Sand
Klein
Bandetland
Emden
English
Ayrwerr
W.N.W
Jacobson
Hall
Helvoet
Panta
Jeune Henri
Jombert
Toulon
Martinique
Jacmel
Fetress
Ludder
Parnas
Sarah
Carpenter
Vgstizza
London
Bumelit
Stone
Loe Pb
Delos
Harvey
Constantinople
Dardanelles
New York
Helen
Rost
Norfolk
St. Kitt’s
Eutaw
Philadelphia
Newfoundland
Cape Sable
Ricassucro
William
Knox
Hence
Hull
Lok
Thomas Wallace
Straugha
West End
Anticosti
Beaumont Shoal
Mysterious Death At Limehouse Inquest Held
An inquest in Limehouse held on Saturday before Coroner Mr Baker examined a female corpse found upright in mud near the Ape of Good Hope. The woman, about 30, fair complexion, five feet tall, had a wound above the left eye. A lad named Robert Scorer aided to shore the body. The jury sought to identify her and determine the cause of death, noting the torn eyebrow and missing medical examination. A black bonnet and a water-damaged paper fragment were found with the body, suggesting she had been in the water for days. The inquiry yielded no clear identification or explanation of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Wirren
Beadle
Her
Cantenbury
Nogoo
Dovex
Portamooty
Frome
Sowerset
Frome Selwooud
East Suaney
West Kent
Chatham
Stockton
Uworham
Clarence
Hertforp Boroven
Cowper
Nu Wity
Weis
East Somerset
Newcastle
Hererorp County
Hererorp City
East Kest
Margate
Newport
Isle of Wight
West Sussex
Petition for support in burial of drown case
The document records Susannah's appeal for aid to bury her child, noting the husband’s poverty and the need for assistance from officers and the public. Annexed names show contributors, while a coroner’s inquest returns a verdict of found drowned, with plans for further inquiry and press interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah
Sheweth
Warlers
Jolin Charlton
J. Wright
Lannos
Catone
White Pig on the Street Sparks Court Appeal
The prosecutor and witnesss dispute ownership of a white pig found in Islington. The pig claimed by the prisoner was identified by color and a black eye, with the tail and a previous owner noted. The magistrate ordered the pig restored to its rightful owner and warned against seizing stray pigs in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Laing
James Jones
Islington
Laing
Tom
Police Intelligence and Local Court Notices
In Guildhall a man named Chappell faced Alderman Thorp over erasing an acceptance on a bill of exchange for 1501. He claimed fraud on the bill, with Ammunition of a conspiracy to defraud, while Alderman Thorp declined criminal action and reserved civil remedies. At Queen Square three men, including an Excise officer, were jailed for three months after being found on illicit glass factory premises on Cook Street. James Day alias Farrell was charged with deserting his wife and children, fined for drunkenness, and sent to jail under the New Poor Law Act. In Worship Street Waggett and others were charged with assaulting a police constable after a drunken melee, with fines imposed and potential imprisonment for nonpayment. At Bow Green, Thomas Loveman was charged with stealing a pig found at the prosecutor’s residence after he had initially denied it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Butt
Drea
F. FP. Cooper
Batt
Chappell
Alderman Thorpe
Bott
Butt
Queen Square
John Williams
John
Brit‘el
John Gurton
Cook Street
Blackfriara
Williams
James Day
Farrell
Ffarrell
Langbeth
Horseroonger-lane
James Waggett
Joseph Waggett
R. Pattison
Messrs
Twyford
Waggett
Wheeler-street
Dethnal-green
Baker
Peravos
Wyatt
Pattison
Grove
Ton-Garden
Wuo
Tee
Thomas Loveman
Islington
Laing
John Barber
Green-Grocer
Holloway
Barbadoes
Ashington
Washington
Mulgrave
Denny
Gillespie
Derry
Boom-hall
Lord Mulgrave
Mr. Hibbert
Lambeth
William Hibbert
John Ball
Unicorn
Greenwich
Surrey
Aberdeen
Scottland
Glebe-stairs
Rotherhithe
William Lewis
Uthera
Aufferera
Lewis
Cackold's Point
Beeic Corrons
Brusseis
Chamber of Representatives
Lord Brougham
Mercer-street
Long-acre
Reconciliations and unrest in Irish affairs and Europe
Summary items report government stance on military aid for tax distress in Ireland, favoring local authority-led action to preserve peace. It notes a political rapprochement between OConnell and Lord Cloncurry, English registrations improving, Tory after-dinner talk fading, Princess Victoria’s slight illness, and signs of turmoil in France with Louis Philippe and the Kalisch-Toplitz contexts leaving little trace.
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True Sun
Dublin Weekly Register
Ireland
O'Connell
Lord Cloncurry
Victoria
Cumberland
France
Louis Philippe
Kalisch
Toplitz
Reformers and Tories clash in county registration totals
Across towns and counties the Reformers gain ground while the Tories lose voters. Reports cite increases for Reformers in Portamooty and Newcastle, with many lists delisted or amended. Observers note overseer negligence and legal challenges shaping outcomes.
Pro rege lege grege motto riffs on royal rhetoric
The Paris Advertiser notes Lord Brougham’s motto and jests that it could be read as an erratum pro rege lege grege. It also reports Burgundy’s wine vintage has begun despite heavy rain in August and September, with grapes maturing well and expected quality near that of 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Jordanip
Burgundy
Paris
Municipal Corporation Act guidance to councils in 1835
The letter to corporate towns outlines how councils should nominate magistrates and notes changes via the Order in Council of September. It stresses that current mayors and councilors step down after the 61st election, with interim rules for elections, vacancies, and Sundays. It also directs new councils to declare office and warns about discretionary fines for non acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Lord John Russell
M. Pairres
Sir Charles Grey visits Montreal amid political intrigue
Canada letter from Sept. 19, 1835, notes Sir Charles Grey’s reception in Montreal as the “Lion” of the city. He tours public institutions, meets Assembly members, and voices views on jury law, sedentary judges, and Canadian politics. Contends with Constitutionalists, Tory press, and Commission activity, while local figures like Papineau and Hale are mentioned in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Sir Charles Grey
Rous
Pique
Niagara
Assembly
Flo
Papineanu’s
Papineau
Sir Charles
Her Majesty's Visit to Oxford Detailed Schedule
A report outlines Her Majesty's scheduled arrival at Oxford with the Duchess of Saxe Weimar and a large party. The procession includes an official welcome by the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor, and the ceremony awards honorary degrees to Prince Ernest Earl Howe and Denbigh along with the Vice-Chamberlain Mr Ashley. The itinerary covers Christ Church, Bodleian Library, Radcliffe, Queen's College, and an entertainment by the Provost and Fellows, with dinners and a drawing room arranged. The city will be illuminated during the royal stay.
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Christ God
Oxford
Christ Church
York
Nuaneham
Duchess of
Saxe-Weimar
Prince George of Cambridge
Prince Ernest
Earl Howe
Earl of Mayo
Earl of
Earls Howe
Denbigh
Ashley
Bodleian Library
Radcliffe
University
Queen's College
University Printing Office
Cca
Subscription for families of transported men at Barnsley
Richman Tayton chairs a Barnsley meeting reporting a three week subscription raised to aid families of men transported from Dorchester. Audited accounts show a remaining balance of 4 18 0 after expenses. Districts in Barnsley and connected towns like Brompton Darlington Woolcombers and Keighley sent funds, urging continued support and action for those unjustly oppressed.
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Dorchester
Barnsley
Barnaly Saaces LD Penarescuveeres Rentes Es
Brompton
Darlington
John Gilea
Koaresborough District
Social dances and a noted surgeon election in parish affairs
Votaries of Terpsichore enjoyed refined dances at Mr Coleman's Assembly rooms as the community debated national talent, followed by the Saint Clement Danes parish surgeon election with Cosgrove and Donne favored by factions. A sharp accident at the Royal Clarence Theatre left a youth gravely injured, while the Charitable Institution reported pensioners and donations including a freehold gift for alms-houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichore
Coleman
D. Powell
Saint Clement Danes
Pagtsn
Churchwarden Lacy
Cosgrove
Donne
Clarence Vacatee
Royal Clarence Theatre
Thomas Randal
Ctarendon-place
Iweetleman
London
Les Tue Borcaras
The
Tchers’ Charitable
Freemasons
Gibists
Sealy
Knight
Wathuni-green
Chartes
Ae — Lea
Graves
Bigance
Lyndhurst
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Shipping Intelligence
Police Intelligence
Lord Aylmer
Charles Grey
Lord Gosford
L'Echo du Pays
Executive Council
Andrew Cochran
Canada
Herald
Gazette
Neilson
Hale
Ryland
Daly
Bouchete
Charles
West Ward
Shakespeare Tavern
Notre Dame Street
Commission
James Stuart
Aylmer
Stuart
Hill
Smart
Lord
Sir George Gipps
Richaan Tayton
Thomas Waeatcey
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