Roving notices and horse dye advertisement fragment
A jumble of travel notices and a lengthy horse dye advertisement. It mentions sea routes via BELFAST PL FALMOUTH and a Thirdday morning sale, plus a Dublin Steam Company wharf, small parcels, and W. J. Smith as agent. Also includes a Circassian Hair Dye claim from William Day and Co for horses and humans with supplier details and counterfeit warning.
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Belfast
Falmouth
SI Anas
W. Donnan
John
Regent Circus
Dublin Steam Company
Katherine's Docks
W. J. Smith
Agid Hassan
Persia
John Malcolm
Hunter, &c
Jockey Club
William Day and Co
Gracechurch Street
London
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Agid Ifaasan
MANSION HOUSE PILFERER AND TEETH-TAKING FIGHT AT PUB
In a Lords mayor court a young man Garret Cotter faced charges for breaking three pipes and then striking Denis McCarthy at the Three Compasses in Petticoat-lane. McCarthy claimed Cotter knocked out three of his teeth during a sequence of pranks and elbows. The proceedings include quips about the missing teeth and a judge’s call for peace. Also reported are examinations of various detainees tied to a London fire at the House of Lords, a Thames police assault case on a parish trustee, and a separate high seas assault on a seaman by Captain Daniel Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral Steam Navigation Company
Eral Steam’ Navigation Company
Astan
Alais
Saturdangeer
Qulugne
Brighton
Dieppe
Cavin
faGaTe
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Mansion House
Garret Cotter
Denis M‘carthy
Denis M'Carthy
Three Compasses
Herrowalley
Petticoat-lave
Denis
Paddy Byrne
Besteger
M'Carthy
Ric Tao
Pesferin
Maore
Parder
Exong
Fish-street-hill
Ty Creman
Fink
Queen-Square
House of Lords
Ley
White
James Leech
Howard
Samuel Coz
Foot Guards
Jancis Palmer
William Atkins
Messrs
Elliott
John Young
London
George Phillips
Mr. White
John Stringer
William Guest
Joseph Lee
Hyde-plate
Vauxhall-road
Tom Oliver
Elliott and
Wilkins
Westminster
House of Correction
Wm. Cramp
Henry Rutter
Oldaker
St. Luke’s
Wakefield
Clerkenwell
Twyford
Tilt
Thames Police
Arsault
David Roach
Sway
Francia Jackson
Gole
Uoge
Mr. Gole
Ballantine
Ginie
S.A
Daniel Sinclar
St. Johno's
New Brunswick
Charles Suley
Seeley
Charles Henry Piperton
Pipardon
St. John’s
Sinclair
Mr. Combe
Central Criminal Court
Provincial markets report from Liverpool and corn exchange
Liverpool cotton market sales reached 9,000 bags with a four per cent rise on Friday quotes. American descriptions bought 5,000 bags. Liverpool Corn Exchange notes Irish flour oats and meal supplies, wheat prices up with a further rise expected, red and white wheat quoted. Flour sales steady but lower prices to suit Yorkshire mills. grain and feed items vary with generally quiet oats and barley arrivals.
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Liverpool
Perth
Liverpool Corn Exchange
Ireland
New Orleans
Mobile
Litlao
Savannah
ATTA
Charleston
Virginia
New York
Gia
American Markets Report Shows Slower Trading Across Commodities
Puitablelna A Bark 30 hogsheads Quercilian 23 dollars per ton, Spanish Oak 12 to 14 dollars per cord, Barilla Teneriffe 50 dollars per ton, Coffee sales reflect reduced stock. Cotton market quiet with modest arrivals and about 400 bales sold. Wheat and corn mixed, Montreal and Quebec reports note heat relief and drought impact, cholera in Halifax, Jamaica notes quiet negro labor.
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PuitabeLrni A
St. Domingo
St. Jago
Laguira
Baltimore
New York
N. C. Upland, Inc
Prolonged prorogation and royal appointments listed
At Whitehall dated October 18 1834 further prorogues Parliament to November 23. King appoints George Baron Aukland and other high officers as High Admiral Commissioners. Also notes letters patent for John Dodson as Advocate General and various Yeomanry promotions. Bankruptcy notices and dividends follow with numerous debtors and creditors named. A separate brief mentions a robbery attempt near South Orby and a Hungary wine vintage report with drought and water shortages.
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Whitehall
George Baron Auckland
Charles Adam
William Parker
K.C
Samuel John Brooke Pechell
Bart
Henry Labouchere
Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Tle
John Dodson
Herbert Jenner
Joseph Culling
Yarmouth
Court of Bankruptcy
Faithfull
King’s-road
Edford-Row
Johnson
Basinghall-street
James Hall
Preston
Grocer
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Walker
Lord-street
Samuel Marks
Joseph Marks
Exeter
Glass and General Merchants
Georse Lao
North-street
Clowes, Orme
Wickens
Hattongarden
Waithman
Basinghall Street
Richard Orsmond
Wilton-place
Knightsbridge
Hatter
Messrs. Hopwood and Foster
Chancery-lune
Green
King’s Arms Yard
Coleman Street
William Carr
Hexham
Northumberland
Money Scrivener
Nor
theHankrupt
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Welford
Foster, Evans
Smith
John-street
London
John Russom
Carnarvon
Sportman’s
George Cubit
North Walsham
Norfolk
Angelian
Market-place
Norwich
Unthank
Foster
Lythgoe
Esses-street
Strand
Jacob Forth
Nottingham
George the Fourth Inn
J. Bowley
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
J. Johnston
J. Stratham
Twicketts Mills
Northamptonshire
T. Johnston
Hydestreet
Bloomabury
Millers
J. M. Machin
Waterloo-place
Pail-mall
Merchant
J. B. Wienbolt
Old Swan
T. Wild
Savage Gardens
Tower-hill
W. Goummow
Weymouth-street
Portland-place
J. Godfrey
Leicester
A. Bruce
Brown
G. Scott
Landon
Army Clothiers
A. B Hopkins
BP. Burgess
Commercial-place
City Road
Tobacconists
J. Hartley
York
Sessions House
Wakefield
W. Down
Portsea
Woollen-Draper
Tatterdell
W.C
J. Doughtrey
Kidderminster
Bartlett
City
Black Horse Low
J.,simpson
Cordwainer
Ram
J. Bawden
Chard
Somersetshire
Dolphin Inn
Honiton
Harlsto
Birmingham
Linen-Draper
Radenhurst’s
New Royal Hotel
T. A. Venables
Royal Hotel
T. Wade
Silksworth
Durham
Newcastle-upon-Lyne
T. Chambers
Radenhurst
R. Moss
I. Brunt
Stafford
C. Ingram
Salisbury
Currier
R. Sedding
W. K. Turtle
W. Oboard
Westminster
L. R. Beale
T. Nicoll
R. Prickett
J. Swithenbank
Manchester
J. Hanbury
F. Littleton
W. Harris
E. P. Jeaaneret
P. Dorrington
J. Stelfox
D. Mackellar
J. Maclean
J. Cocks
G. Firth
Southwark
E. Walker and Co
Worcester
J. Allen
Southampton
G. Killick
J. Parker
Philpot-lane
P. Jones
J. Bedggood
Camden-town
H. and
J. Vaughan
Oxford
Millers— FE
Marriott and
W. Anderson
Northampton
T. Sowerby and Co
Sunderland
Sowerby
R.J. Rudge
St. Martin’s-to-Grand
Reef Dangers Noted Near Kangaroo Island and Hounds Bay
The Merope, from Van Diemen’s Land, reported a dangerous four‑reef line on the Hth ultimo stretching eight to ten miles east–west and about 1200 yards wide with two feet water atop. Western end broken at 7 AM in lat 34 35 S, long 123 20 E, about 14 miles 5.3 W from Recherche Archipelago. The Eagle, from Hobart Town to Swan River, sighted reefs south of Kangaroo Island on Dec 21 1831 and again Dec 22, describing two high reef arcs with a clear passage between, and a third reef about 60 miles from Kangaroo Island, with no soundings taken due to deep water nearby. From the Australian Perthshire Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puttock
Merope
J. S. Poltock
van Dieman’s Land
Brockman Reees
Eagle
John Brockman
van Dieman's Land
Swan River
Kangaroo Island
Hobart Town
E. E
Kangarag Taland
Perthshire Gazette
Portugal Crisis Darkens Regent Death and Royal Marriage
A letter to the editor discusses Don Pedro’s death as a blow to liberal reform in Portugal and questions if Miguel’s return from Rome could spark foreign interference or European war. It argues the young Queen Maria II needs a stabilizing marriage to Prince Leuchtenberg to preserve progress and avoid civil strife in Portugal and Spain. The piece cites Leuchtenberg’s Belgian election letter and notes a separate notice: Lady William Gordon cuts rents near Leeda by twenty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pedro
Portugal
Don Miguel
Rome
Genoa
Spain
Europe
Donna Maria da Gloria
Prince of Leuchtenberg
Prince Luechtenberg
Prince Eugene
Belgium
Prince Leuchtenberg
Duke of
Leuchtenberg
M. le
M. Lee
Congress
M. l
Miscellaneous 1833 Buenos Ayres and Atlantic Dispatch
A long mixed domestic and international summary reports on Rosas resignation discussion and provisional government in Buenos Ayres, Mexican and Chilean connections, Tucuman revolt, Peruvian war news, slave emancipation experiments, and Antigua emancipation reactions. Contains references to Montevideo and Sao Paulo journals, Brazilian frontier tensions, and Barbadian colonial news.
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Rolige Gazette
Wilco
Enaoe
J. Cleave T
Fleet-street
Maisons de Sante
Paris
J. W. Lake
M.A
M.a.ln
Prince Talley
Bull and Churton
Hollenstreet
Police Intelligence
TD Price
D. Iga
Wewae
Ceerereseea Aei
Ceeseseerseasee
Best Petersburg
Autre Ewes
Montreal
Quebec
Halifax
96Th
83D
Rifle Brigade
St. Mary’s
Jamaica
the Gazette OF
St. James's
County of
Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry
R. W. Wilson
Clewes
Cornet M. Turner
Ditto
Wood
H. Bagot
Cornet
Turner
Louth
Kaspery
C. B. Massingberg
South
Orimby
Massingberg
Stamford News
Germany
Hungary
Ofen
Danube
Peath
Pesth
the True Sun
Sam, M.le—, Luchtenber
Augustus DE Luchtenberg
Anspach
Prince de Leuchtenberg
Portu
A. D’a.a
William Gordon
Leeda
Papens. York
Buenos Ayres
Buenos Ayats
General Rosas
Rosas
Pomel Guido
House of Representatives
Donaugh
Chuelechel
Juan de Dios-Canedo
Government of
Mexico
Viparaiso
Buenos
Santana
B. P. Pinto
Tacuarembo
Genel Fructuoso Riveira
Oriental Republic
Diario
Rio Janeiro
Sdthi Ultimo
Riveira
Lavalleja
Monte Video
Bentos Gonzales
Oriental
Levallani
Ignacio Oribe
Servando Gomez
Chili
Mercurio
Alparaisa
United States of North America
Great Britain
Shendibie
Coquimbo
Tucoman
Tucuman
Senorea
Felipe -la Jase Lo‘pex
Felipe Posse
Geronimo Helguera
Diego Araog
Argentine
Heredia
Salta
Peru
Chili Mail
Nieto
Arica
Trientor
Santa Fe
Saapire
Santiago del Estero
British West Indies
Barba
St. Domin
New World
Indies
Antigua
Mesara
Coutts and Co
Nagar
Avila
Norfolk Beacons
Joseph Hume, Esq
M.P
Eam Navigation
Genett Divarpool
Enon
Yeaiaty