London and Brighton Railway Company call for shares
A fragmented notice from the London and Brighton Railway outlines calls of 21s per share and a further 1 pound per share due by November. It records directors and officers thanking attendees, details share payments to Messrs Hankey and Hall, and warns forfeiture for nonpayment under parliamentary contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnstan
Q. H. Jolliffe
Bart
Wes
Newhaven
Sas Genel
Davctors
Vento
Ate Ardaoes
M ‘Sweet
London and Brighton
van Moates
Menereet
Messrs
Hankey
Feochurch-street
London
Hall, , and Co
Brighton
Rend
Hay
Pyrenees Sojourn at Bagneres A Healthful Alpine Sojourn
A Spanish correspondent extols Bagneres as a fashionable Pyrenean spa town. He describes its scenic route from Tarbes through Basque country to the baths, the town’s Parisian flavor, its eight primary springs and three iron and one sulphur wells, and the thermal complex built in 1892. He notes 6,000 residents hosting 3,000 to 4,000 wanderers and 1,200 to 1,600 invalids, with baths accounting for a major share of the department’s revenue. The piece lauds the waters for constipation and menstrual irregularities, and previews a future note on Bareges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Italy
Rhine
Germany
Poel
Melbourne
Finagte
Charlemagne
Jeanne d’Albret
Catherine de Medicis
Madame de Maintenon
Gaul
France
Spain
Europe
Alps
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Asont Perdu
Nignemale
Gavarnic
Pyrenaces
Pyrenees
Lower Navarre
Bearn
Bigorre
Bagneres
Tarbes
Cmsar
Pyrennees
Paris
Petersburgh
London
Vienna
Ruc de
Eaux Bonnes
Bagaeres
Vichy
Mont d’Or
Department
Gauderax
Eres
Pyrenaees
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Lyons
Metz
Besangou
Toulouse
Manceras
Carlsbad
Aix-la-Chapelle
Tenure and land reform in Ireland examined in letters
A reader condemns Exchequer court tenancy and rent practices in Ireland describing three year leases, reduced yields under court control, and graft risks. The author criticizes occupancy misery among landed gentry, notes agricultural stagnation, and urges reform to curb waste, debt, and emigration while blaming governing forces for large social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Exchequer
Ireland
England
Excerpted Letter on Constitutional System Rights
A fragmentary piece shows a formal letter from a correspondent signing as Generos Circiinatos dated October 15 expressing a commitment to fully explaining a legal or political system. The tone is respectful and ceremonial, indicating a public or political discourse context.
Changes in confinement of offenders at Newgate 1836 directive
A Royal notification explains shifting confinement from Newgate to the General Penitentiary Milbank for certain offences under an 1836 order. The document, dated Whitehall October 18, 1836, transmits to Judges and Justices details of the order in Council authorizing confinement in the General Penitentiary and directs that no future prisoner be sent to Newgate if the term would exceed the sittings of the court.
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Whitehall
Recorder of London
Central Criminal Court
Westminster
Middlesex
Newgate
London
Russauy
Sim
A J. Russet
James
Carnation & New Court
Privy Council
House of Correction
Milbank
City of London
Midlesex
Lord John Russell
Nan Secretarius
Mr Otway Responds To Editor Over Hamlet Brutus Cassius Row
Epwagro Otway defends his Queen's Theatre benefit performance. He argues his portrayal of Brutus and Cassius and the introduced actor were misrepresented by the printer. He condemns public sentiment against performers and asserts his insistence on artistic sincerity and stage discipline.
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Queen's Theatre
Hamlet
Brutus
Cassius
Bruus
Otway
Drury Lane
Market
Covent Garden
Surrey
Garrick
Qhven's
Faim
Cooke
John Kemble
Shhylock
Tam
Middlesex Annual Court Grants Licenses For Theatres
The Middlesex Annual Court met to grant licenses for music and dancing at public entertainments. Licenses were granted for theatres including Sadler’s Wells and the Queen’s Theatre while several new applications were debated and many venues refused or deferred.
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Oso
Wells
Richard Hayhes
Crarlotte
Richard Drivo
Queen’s Theatre
John Perry
Charles James
Matthews
Frederick Henry Yates
Royal Pavilion
John Farrell
Garrick
Edward Gomersal
William James
Benneté
New Strand
Lionel Benjamin Rayner
Colosseum
Ota Brabant
Walle
Bersaks Murer
Norton Palgate
Adolphus
Notton Salate
Stg
Christopher Cockertga
Wir
Games Boekeley
Phillips
Ballantine
Storks
Norton-falgate
Cockerton
Nortod Falgate
Inga Sbere
Odobider
Koro Cours
Ss Peyenics
Siang
Grove
Laurie
Worship-street
Peter Laurie
M‘william
Charles Forbes, Bart
Brunkenness
Halewell
Prendergast
Royal Standard Theatre
Highstreet
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Combers
William’. de Caulfield
Royal East
Io’ Brown
Kensington
Pier
Benjamin Smythson
Partheon
Minor
Catherine-street
Strand
Morse Ph
Eicentes
Eyre Arms
St. John’s-wood
Uberry-Tree
Southgate
Challo Ferm
Edinbro
Royal Clarence Hotel
Pimlico
Bayswater
The
Ring and Queen
Harrow-road
Lord’ Gacket
Union
Bagnigge- Welle-Road
Roebuck
Camdentown
Pentonville
New War Instrument Tested Near London
A cannon built on a new principle was tried near London with perfect success. The device allows easy charging and promises higher war efficiency. Further experiments are planned to provide a full description for readers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank Notice on Free Credit for Lodged Monies
Bank of Ireland issued a notice stating that credit would be provided free of charge for all monies lodged in the Bank of England for the Bank in College-green. A fire near Chapel Street Pentonville damaged a dwelling, originating in a room with papers. engines arrived with water scarcity delaying suppression, and Reynolds was praised for efforts preventing further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
College-green
Chapel-street
Pentonville
Clerkenwel
Reynolds
Abolition of Church Rares and Dissenters Clash
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect debate on abolition of church rarities and dissenters. The text mentions pasts, fabric, and various figures, with unclear references to establishment and church tensions. Difficult to parse but indicates a historical dispute over church authority and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ied
Tore
Skeleton discovery near Inn Square shocks observers
Fragmented bones and a wooden box containing a nearly preserved body were found buried with a sandy wagon near Inn Square. The position suggests the corpse was placed head to feet and covered. observers note large leg bones and teeth indicate a powerful build. authorities measure depth at about four feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riol
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment references a local sale action with readable items mentioning officials and the sale context. The readable portions suggest a public sale notice but lack full details, leaving essential dates and terms unclear.
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Richard Till
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Lewes
South’ Eastern Railway Cormpeny
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Railway Ofice
Chapel-place
Poultry
J Ji
Beney
Sulver
Saunders
Otley
J. M. White
Wales
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Joh Eadows White
B. B. Fellowes
Ludgate-street
Royal Exchange
H. Bickers
Leicester
Carpenter
Backville Street
Piccadilly
England and Wales
Patson
Munici
Efingham Wien
Roy Exchange
M. Hane
Little Bellakey, Bank
Mers
Pootman’s
City Cloth Establishment
Lombard-street
Savage
Madame Malibran
Lumley Skeffington
Ering Malibran
Ste
Earth
Chorley
Bra
Hess
Bagneres DE
True. Sin
Qeneros
Newgate Gaol
Peck
Commissioners of the Central Criminal Art
MR. Otway
the True Sun
Bow-street
21St Oct
Tavrsvay
Halse Alt
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