Sesee’s routes and bank notices span London to Canterbury
Text shows a historical timetable announcing weekly departures from Herne Bay to Canterbury and the Continent, with rates and routes to Dover and other cities. It also includes bank notice about interest on small deposits and a dated indenture of lease and assignment involving John Dudley and several London firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesee
Canter Vey
RED Rover
London
Canterbury
Dover
Herne Bay
John Dudley
Brompton
Kent
Hrompton
Gillingham
Henry Sanford
Joseph Booth
Bishopsyste Street
City of London
Copart Wens
Charles Galf
Broadway
Westminster
County of
Middleset
Ironm T
John Dadiey
John Dadley
George Ravell
City of
Rochester
George Powall
Messrs. Twopenny and Ensell
John Warne
Leadenhall-street
Charls Bingham
Henry *Anford
Charles Gale
Jom Hamilton
Gale
Attempted tithe sale in Wexford district
Communications from Gorey parishes report tithe sales planned under Rev Ottwell Moore. Protests and large crowds gathered as a Protestant farmer, Alen Earl of Cullenhra, resisted disposal of his property at public auction amid religious tension. Costs claimed reached 31 pounds.
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Gorey
Ty Suit
Ottwell Moore
Alen Earl
Cullenhra
Henry Roche
Monagrena
Moore
Wexford
Lunacy Commission Meets at Metropolis in Bruton Street
Yesterday Lord Ashley and notable figures including Mr John Abel Smith Mr Edmund Halawell Dr jouthey and Lord Seymour attended at the Metropolis in Bruton Street where they were sword Hoters in Lunacy.
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Yester
Lord Ashley
John Abel Smith
Edmund Halawell
Jouthey
Bryonsip
Lord Seymour
Histore Metropolitas
Bruton-Street
Sword Hoters
Morgan Jones and the Devil Duel in the Brook
A digressive tale recalls a trustee discussion on avoiding corrupt offices and excess levying. Morgan Jones recounts an encounter with the Devil by a brook two months prior, detailing a gun misfire and a parting quip about strong tobacco before the Devil vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Jooés
Morgan
Lev
Foreign Intelligence Cours Authentique Paris Markets
Paris reports on French securities Spanish Actives and Three per Cents. shift after dividend news. Five per Cents around 105f with changes at Tortoni and Bourse. Spanish Actives swing 20 to 25f, then fall. Dutch and Portuguese bonds and London exchange quoted. notices warn nonpayment of Spanish dividend affecting prices.
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Cours Authentique
Paris
Rente de Naples
Londo
Monry
Gomez
Tortoni
Newditto
Romans
Behnans
Brassela Bank
Beixiao
Haytiao
Exchange
London
Toespar
Tortoni’s
Brussels Bank
French prisoners released and royal tour moves noted
The Moniteur reports M. Polignac and fellow inmates at Ham freed on parole by order of the King on the seventh of the month, Peyronnet and Chantelauze sent to Montferrand and La Lure. The King of the Belgians visits the Tuileries amid talks of Mary’s Naples alliance, while the British press assess France’s quadruple alliance stance.
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Moniteur
M. Polignac
Ham
Mal. Peyronnet
Chantelauze
Extratts
Cheateau
M. Peyronnet
Montferrand
Gironde
M. Chantelauze
The
Lure
Tuileries
Union of Brussels
Laecken
Mary
Naples
Espanha News Mix of Battles and Political Shifts
Private letters indicate Don Carlos headquarters in Durango while Carlists push on the Estella front and fortify the French frontier. Reports claim Mina resigns as Catalonia Captain General with Serrano succeeding him, and French and Spanish bonds rise on market rumors.
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Spain
Bayoose
Don Carlos
Durango
Eusucdo
Christine
Pampeluna
Valcarlos
Echevarria
Zariani
Christinos
Generala Espartero
Saarsfeld
Legion of Algiers
Geoeral Lebeau
Arltiats
Guipuscoa
Oyarzun
Hernani
Tulosa
Mondragon
Ribera
Estella
Biscay
Orchandiano
Sequeitia
Pieneia
Memorie Bordelais
Madrid
Bordeax
Gomez
Barcelona
Mina
Catalonia
Serrano
France
Calas case as warning against zealots in Toulouse 1836
From Toulouse a correspondent discusses religious fanaticism shaping public opinion, recounting the Calas case of 1761. A Protestant father is tortured after his son is accused of changing faith, with Voltaire later securing clemency as church and state fault lines surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulouse
Louis Philippe
England
Paris
House of Bourbon
Calas
John Calas
Rose Cabibel
Gona
Louis Calas
Mark Anthony
Louis
Lavaysse
Culas
David Baudrigue
Cains
Hotel de Ville
Procureur du Roi
Bordeaux
Madame Calas
Switzerland
Voltaire
Toulouce
Louis XV
Basneres
Turnpike Trusts Report Highlights Turnpike Mismanagement
The report condemns the turnpike system as mismanaged under local gentry control. It cites failed accounts, insolvent treasurers, heavy bonded debt, and parish-funded repairs, urging strong central oversight and reform to curb abuses and ensure regular, accurate returns. The Duke of Richmond comments on inequitable tolls and seeks corrective action.
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Sor J. MtAdam
House of Commons
Toe Mreks& Trust
Carmarthenshire
Secretary of State
Whorlton and
Staindrop
Durham
Herefordshire
Rosa Road
Acle
Yarmouth Road
Norfolk
Northamptonshire
Buckingham and Brackley
Towcester and Brackley
Northumberland
Newcastle on-Tyne
Carlisle
Pearson
Alfreton
Derby
Yorkshire
Lees and Hebden-bridge-road
Leeds and Homefield Lane
Lincolnshire
Duke of Richmond
Esaye
Oxford
St. Clement’s
Dissenters and the Times on Liberty in 1636
In this letter from October 18 1636 Amator Pataia denounces the Papists for professed toleration while pursuing control and religious licensing profits. He argues that establishment zeal seeks money and power under a veil of liberty, urging true deeds over words.
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The
Times of Yesterday
the Times
Amator Pataia
The Drama and Shakespearean Revival Request
The writer argues public taste remains strong for plays like King John and Shakespeare and urges editors to support true performances. He suggests a public subscription to fund authentic Shakespeare revivals, criticizes altered texts and foreign actors, and calls for restoring original versions to suit modern enlightened tastes.
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THE
True Sun
Suffolk-street
Borough
Jon
King John
Hunchback
Montaly Repository
Shakspeare
Shakepeare, &c
Garrick
Tam
Retzsch and the Witch Imagery in Macbeth and Mephistophelian Chess
In reviews from the foreign quarterly, Retzsch’s Macbeth witches are praised for their surreal, draped elegance and expressive carving. The article notes their movement, smiles, and demoniacal eyes, contrasting stage witches with Retzsch’s refined woodcuts. A German scene of Satan playing chess with Mephistopheles illustrates a dramatic moral struggle, with allegorical pieces symbolizing human frailty and virtue. The piece closes with a rustic vignette of Morgas and companions drinking at a village alehouse.
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Retzsch
Shakspeare
Tous Retzsch
Macbeth
Thane
Glamis
Cawdor
Germany
Satan
Meo
Pagebe Tm
Pickwick in a breach of promise court clash
In a London courtroom scene Mr Pickwick contends with partners Dodson and Fogg over a breach of promise suit by Martha Bardell. The writ, damages set at 1500 pounds, and Pickwick’s lawyers expect a response as Mr Weller and Sem intervene to end the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pickwick
Hash
Fogg
Dodson
Fese
Mr. Fogg
Dodaca
Middlesex
Capias
Martha Bardell
V. Samuel Pickwick
Dadson
Ar. Pickwick
Tam
Trebl
Abs. Bardell
Jackson
Wicks
Mr. Wicks
Bo. Fogg
Dogo
Sem
Mr. Weller
Weller
Cornhill
The
Piskwick Club
Horticultural Society Holds Autumn Meeting and Exhibits
The ordinary meeting of the Horticultural Society was held yesterday afternoon with Dr. Henderson chairing. Attendees announced new publications from India and Paris, while Dr. Lindley evaluated exhibition items. Medals were awarded to Chatchet for a chrysanthemum seedling, Ghany for dahlias, and Rollison for an orchid collection. A new regulation notice follows the Tuesday, November 1 meeting at 6 o'clock.
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Henderson
Agricultural and Horticultarial Society of India
King of
Holland
Academy of Sciences
Paris
Lindley
Owers
Kargbtian
Chatchet
Sacksian
Ghany
Jan
Rollison
Tooting
Ters
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Falmouth
Lore Doo
W. L. Maberly
Saaltern Counties Railway Company
St Earleness
Woorwich
Yarmouth
Chelmaford
Colchester
Ipswich
yrogmortan-Street
Nes and Co
Royal Bank of Ireland
J. C. Office
Austin Friars
Brentwood
Chelmsford
Colenegrt
Utto
Norwich
Liverpool
Ditto
Manchester
Bath
Binsinghem
Wimborne
Salisbury
Bainburgh
Glasgow
Ees
Dublin
Reson
ONDON
Westminster. Bank
Parnes
IAWES
William Gilbart
Throgmorton Street
Lestone and Ryledge Copper Mining Company
Staffordshire
Caite
Meare Williams, Deacon, and Co
Toe Commercial Banking Company
Nonce
John Dangerheld
Lineinsine Fields
Frederck Barry
Birchin Lane
William W. Mortimer
Henry Lee Olner
Claesca
C. Sxenders
Oficy
Conduit-street
England and
Wales
Catons
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Hone
Little Hell Aley
Bank
Byat
Wv Ilson
Borders
Bootland
Jore
Ater
Foreign Intelligence
M. de St. Priest
Portugal
Lisbon
Prince Ferdinand
Howard de Waleden
Tagus
M. Guizot
College of Lisieux
Rosatmels
Toulon
le Courrier Francais
le Siecle
Courrier Francais
Great Britain
le Siécle
Rench
Pau
Bayonne
Lyons
la Paix
Schwitz
Unterwald
Neuchatel
Valais
Zug
Schaffhausen
Basle
Berge
Arzav
Appenzell
Tesino
St. Gall
Thurgau
Vaud
Zurich
Diet
Doctrinaire Journal
Vand
Ja Paix
Turnpike Trusts’ Report
the True Sun
Gatherings From the Foreign Quarterly
Friar Ecsh
Morgas
LA Ww
Horticultural Society
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