Freehold Investment at Norbiton Prospect near Richmond
Auction notice by Mr Bullock for sale by auction on Monday October 31st at Twelve for One, offering freehold estates at Norbiton and Kingston comprising mansions, offices, grounds, paddocks, meadows, and cottages. Includes Hawke's Farm, 120 acres of pasture and arable land, Zoological Grounds, and a mortgage on Kingston Bridge estates. Numerous parcels with frontage on London road and carnpike road. full particulars from Bullock’s office and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Surrey
R. Bullock
the Mart
London
C. N. Palaier
Pate P
Norbiton
John King
London Road
Norbiton- Peeght's Meadows
Londup Road
Richmond Park
Maingate Lane
Coombe-lane
Hawke's Farm
Towns
Richmond-park Wall
Parrer and Co
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Burton and Fraser
Serle-street
Lincon's Win
Messrs
Smallpiece and Son
Guildford
Parnell
Richmond
Dorking
Hampton
Epsom
Bullock
High Holborn
Printing Materials for Parliamentary and Law Printing for Sale
The lease and printing materials of a long established London firm at 35 Paternoster Row and 20 Warwick Lane are offered privately, with extensive type and schedule for private bills and acts expected in upcoming sessions. If unsold, assets go to auction. part of purchase money may remain on security. Listed from 169 Piccadilly, Oct 20 1836.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paternoster
Warwick-lane
London
London Deserts
Piccadilly
Levant
Persia
British Association
Bristol
Noc
Rasaia
Bulwer
Caneinisterial C
France
National Education
Ridgeway and Sons
Thomas Whytall
Upper-Street
Islington
Robert Folthorp
Upper Stamford
Robert Wm. Smart
Aldermanbury
Court of Bankruptcy
Bowden
Walter
Reeve
Bishop
Dursley
Gloucestershire
Johnson
Basin
Birmingham
Austen and Hobson
Gray’s Son
Reece
Horatio Skerritt
Manchester
Commissioners
Cooper
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Follets
Bedford-row
Isaac Lomas
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Nor
Town
Shefield
Mr. Rodgers
Devonshire Square
Rodgers and
Svo
John Marsden
Corn Chesler
James’s Square
Mesure
Jaques
Lamb's
Terelve
C. Wright
Doverstreet
Nett Pas
T. Woodhouse
Milk+street
Cheapside
Hosier
C. H. Mueller
Norwich
A. Ross
Great Russell -Street
Bloomsbury-square
Army Clothier
J. Boyn
Sen
J. Boyo
Jewry-street
E. Sherrard
Hartstreet
Bloomsbury
J. Earp
T. Haines
Poulty
W. Thorn
Shaftesbury
Ironmonger
Grosvenor Arms
J. Dupsoo
Binbrook
Lincolnshire
Draper
Louth
J. Richardson
Liverpool
Merchant
Clarendon Rooms
J. F. Moss
Chester
Wherfinger
Hop Pole Law
E Causon
Tewkesbury
Victualler
Mesara
Winterbotham and Thomas
Tewksbury
H. Francis and Co
Money Scriveners
Rampant Horse Inn
C.H. Greenhow
North Shields
J. H. Skelton
T. Dodd
Ino
Finchingfield
Essex
H. Grimston
Leicester
B. Brook
South Lambeth
Military promotions and insolvencies in 1836 Gazette
War Office notices list multiple regiment promotions by purchase across the Foot Guards and line regiments, with names like Wedderburn, Pinder, Horrocks, Heywood, Sleeman, Grace, and Estcourt plus a hospital staff appointment. The column also records declarations of insolvency, bankrupts, dividends, certificates, and dissolved partnerships with dates, locations, and representative attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
James Wedderburn
Sargent
Hunter
15Th Regiment of Foot
George Pinder
Sire Stratun
C. Horrocks
Pinder
K. D. A. Roe
17Th Foot
T. F. Jones
Heywood
Sith Foot
W. Lax
Vicr Cell
Staf
A. Smith
Bell
Foot
Lieut
G. Sleeman
Forbes
W. M. Grace
Sleeman
Smith
Royal Military College
Grace
Estcourt
Beresford
J. Ford
Registration of Voters in London Objections and Revisions
In London this morning the Revising Court ruled voters qualifying by office occupation may not vote. St Sepulchre’s and nearby parishes faced numerous objections with most overruled. In Liberty of Saffron Hill and surrounding areas, alienage and occupancy disputes affected eligibility. several names were struck or confirmed after parish rate checks. East Surrey registration at Lambeth, Newington, and Camberwell saw new claims allowed or disallowed, with totals showing ongoing reform-era voter revision and detailed rate-payments scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mylne
Jones
St. Sepulchre’s
Baylis
Mylee
Craig
Allen
St. Aon’s
Blackfriars
Rodgers
Norris
Tamlyn
St, Giles In-The-Fields
Vicier
Lincoln's-tno-ields
Muryleo
Uow
William Rodman
King-street
Falcone R
St. George, Bloomsbury
Falconer
Liberty
Saffron Hill
Hatton-Garden
Ely-Rents
Penfold
Wioch
John Beloth
Gageri
Kemp
Gogeri
Schwappe
Bedford
Godfrey Levi
Perry
Knapp
England
House of Commons
Mr. Falconer
Lim
Blackburn
Chancery
Winch
Gray's Inn
Jeffeies Spranger
East Surrey
V. Roux
B. Lennard
Esquires
Horns Tavern
Kennington
County of
Surrey
Borough OF
Lambeth
W. Koux
Koux
Clark
Carey
Carlisle-place
Eades
Roux
Fillon
Knox
T. Holbrook
New Road
Camberwell
Air, Hall
Holbrook
Hall
Mott
Halbrook
Mr. Mutt
Als
Lennard
Newington
Borhill
Phillips
Ir. Corner
Gennard
Lambeth Picce
Peckham
Price of sugar in October 1836 weekly average
The average price of Browo or Muscovado Sugar for the week ending October 18, 1836, is Forty-three shillings eight pence three farthings per hundredweight, exclusive of customs duties on import into Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatritain
Bank of England liabilities and assets 1836 weekly summary
The Bank of England reports the quarterly average for July 26 to October 18 1836 under the 3d and ith William IV act. Liabilities show Circulation 17,936,000 Deposits 13,324,000. Assets list Securities 28,845,000 Bullion 5,257,000 totaling 34,102,000 with 1836 at 31,260,000. Downing Street Oct 21. Manchester profits exceed twelve million pounds. Bayswater Road note on a new park view by iron rail and a crescent on the opposite side funded by a private developer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Explanp
Bank of England
Downing-street
Manchester
Bayswater Road
Uxbridge
West Surrey Reform Association meeting in Farnham
Farahain Oct 21 a sizeable gathering of freeholders of the western Surrey division formed a Reform Association for Farnham and vicinity. Notables present included MPs Denison Crawford Mangles Hayes and Long. The meeting urged strict voter registration and unity to advance reform against the aristocracy and Tory danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leach
H. L. Long
H. Seawell
C. B. Sheridan
Captain Mangles
G. P. Nicholson
CuatnMan
Guildford
Farnham
Hear
Austin
Fareham
Alr
Seawell
Denison
House of Commons
West Bacey
Lone
Reform
Treland
J. Legen
Long
C. B. Swearpax
Crawroap
House of Lords
South Durham
London
Surrey
House of Peers
Hawes
M.P
Mr. Long
Movement Party
Ireland
England
Rising of the Red Hover after fog collision
The Herne Bay steam packet Red Hover, sunk near the Nore Light after a collision with the Magnet in dense fog, was raised on Thursday night with help from two lighters from the Dockyard at Sheerness. William Downes, armed with diving gear, fixed chairs to the engine shaft and frame, enabling the vessel to be lifted in about two hours. Repairs will be made at Sheerness. Downes and government aid are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herne Bay Company
Nore
Admiralty
Sheerness
Illiam Downes
Herne Bay
Jay
White Horse
Carnaby Market
Recon
Owen
Effort to aid Ireland sparks libel actions and sympathy
George Evans Bruce cites court verdicts against Thomas Grady and printer Andrew Watson for libel after Cork Constitution and Evening Packet attacks. He tops his National Association subscription while pledging more legal action. A Scarborough letter from Sir Charles Style signals strong sympathy for Ireland and hints at future Liberal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans Bruce
Justice Rent
O'Connell
Evans
Cork
General Association
Wilton-crescent
London
Cork Constitution
Evening Packet
Thomas Grady
Grady
Johnson
Wother
Andrew Watson
Watson
Bouologne
National Association
George Evans Bauce
Ireland
Scarborough
Wentworth Beaumont
Justice Reat
O’connell
The
True Sun
Dublin
Sir Charles Style
Grishmen
Fitzsimon
Liberatora
Charles Style
England
Glorious Progress of the Registries in Leitrim and Hamilton
Reports from registry inspectors show large Liberal majorities in registration sessions. In Major Hamilton division of Leitrim County fourteen Liberals to three Tories, with growing tenancy support and pledge of further registrations. Praise for Lord Mulgrave and Mr White MP, noting justice and restraint under present government and no outrages in the county this past month. A town from her American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Dermut
Leitrim
Hamilton
Bis County
Lord Leitrim
Seagland
Mr. White
M.P
Fithe
Caonot
Wisdon
Mulgrave
Calamoy
Bareges Baths of the Pyrenees Retain Fame and Flaws
The Bareges baths in the High Pyrenees boast long standing renown for healing but are marred by poor organization and limited supply. Visitors note six mineral sources feeding fifteen establishments, with two separate douches and waters that stir strong bodily effects yet caution against use by the healthy or those with certain temperaments. The site draws chiefly military visitors, yet civilians avoid prolonged stays due to harsh scenery and scarce amenities as authorities clash over resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bareges Hautes Pyrennées
Bareges
Europe
Bagneres
Louis the Fourteenth
Henry the Fourth
Duke of Maine
Louis XIV
Fagon
Madame de Maintenon
Versailles
Madame de Montespad
Maine
Spirituellia
Maintenon
Madame de Montesosu
Great Condé
Monarch
Canterrta
Luchoo
Verdare
Bath
Jotner
France
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Majesty
Falmouth
Ilst
Fairnonth
W. L. Maberly
Gevers
Hull and London Steam Packet Company
Custom House Quay
Saenpaoy
Veale
Brownlow and Prarson
High-street
Hull
Hall and Co
Hullock
Bermondsey
Mart
Mompay
Lillipar Hall
Hailway
High Helborn
Westminster Cemetery Company
Westminster
Chelsea
Hummersmith
Kensington
Brompton
Knightsbridge
Pulham
Marquis of Westminster
A. H. Burt
Essex Street
Strand
Lestone and Ryledge Copper Nining Company
Staffordshire
Guildhall
Brewer
London Assurance
Olliery
Edge Croft
Pendleton
A. Knowles
Womre
Robinson's Iron Works
Big Auley
M‘auley
Pugh
Reno Adley
Brecondiigl
Che Crue Sun
the Gazette of
J. Griffiths
W. M. Griffiths
Penton-street
Pentonville
R. Hands
J Hands
Coventry
C. Hancock
F. Chilman
Earl-street
Blackfriara
J. Garnet
J. Underwood
G. Izon
J. Tzon
T. Izon
W. H. Smith
E. Osman
Holborn-bill
A. Barbera
J. Jupp
High Street
Southwark
Pawebrokers
S. Williams
G. Wingrove
Aldgate-street
E. K. Randell
H. Smalea
J. Slater
Little Bolton
Lancashire
W. Tarratt
J. Tarratt
Joo
T. Mandy
Wolverhampton
N. Hedge
T. Archer
Colchester
R. Dewdney
R. H. Dewdney
Exeter
W. Brailey
J. Brailey
C. Brailey
Skinser-street
Bishopsgate
Faras
R. Campbell
J. Campbell
Silk Mercers
J. Walton
J. Robinson
J. D. Jackson
Toll End
T. Kellet
W. Broom
Crossley
W. Greenwood
Royston
Milwrights
S. Stuvdley
H. Bowen
J. Stephens
Hereford
J. Stanley
Finsbury
White Conduit-house
West Surrey Reform Association
Rural Constabulary
Eed
the True Son
Wales
Church of England
Philpotts
Scotland
Fao
Arthur French, Esq
SPASN
Ma. Forrest
Mr. Forrest
Sparteens
Weer Riley
Drary-laas