Mail Coach Listings Show Multiple Routes and Fares
The advertisement details numerous mail and post coach services by CHAPLIN and Co. from London to regional towns. It lists routes like the Swan with Two Necks, Holyhead, Bath, Exeter, Manchester, Liverpool, Norwich, and Bristol, noting departure times, travel durations, and fare structures as they promote speed and economy. It highlights connections to steam navigation and emphasizes punctuality, comfort, and publishing support for books and periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holy Read
Birmingham
Clark's
Corwen
Spencer's
Holyhead
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot's
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend's Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Sirmington
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Fine Arts
Caaxchester Bruce
Puboy's
Leicester
Pare’s Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lenveca
Lacy
T. Waddell’s
Swan Inc
Oventry
Coventry
Packwood
Brighton
Robert Snow
Tamon
Camden
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Crestenham
Haines
Chel
Pam
Noss
Abergay
Ceres
Naylor
Wonngham and Derby Times
Oxfordshire
Coren Nee
Orsmouth
Nance
Founthe Et al
Inneynett
Isle of Wight
Guepgges
Rand
Plymouth
Eink Herald
Wapen
Pete
Mna Wieet Wisex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Measra, Hogarth
Huxell
Span
Baden Enes
Wih i Thampton
Eclipse
Relagian Erpress
Hampd
Eeatham Nelson
Wpeintag Ord Union
Faulkner
Kc. &E
W. Chaplin and Co
General Steam Packet Schedules from London 1832
Office notices list weekly sailings by General Steam Navigation Company from London to Hamburg Rotterdam Ostend Calais Boulogne Hamsteads Margate and Brighton to Dieppe with various Mails and ports. Agent contacts include Mr Black at Brighton and Mr John Norman in Tower Street. Also announced are public auctions, optics advertisements, and medical dictionary publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Hard-Street
London
Hamburg
His Majesty
Rotterdam
Ostend
Calais
Barbe
Boulogne
Hamscate
Margate
Brighton
Dieppe
Bertha
Black
John Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Charles Bessell
W. Francis
Orchard-street
Portman-square
B. Solomons
Elles
Lebas
Regent-street
Circus
Esterhazy
Mary
Rosa
Duke of Manchester
Paris
Dublin
Anddinburgh
Tories at Coventry and forged freeman claims
The article details a Coventry election dispute where Anti Reform candidates Fyler and Thomas use forged freeman claims to influence votes. It reports that freemen from Birmingham and beyond seven miles allegedly registered falsely, with handwriting sworn evidence and a barrister warning of possible prosecutions. The town clerk acted quickly to identify the forged documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Messrs
Fyler
Thomas
Ellice
Bulwer
Birmingham
Nuneaton
Corporation
Heathcote
His Majesty’s Council
Derby county prison governor chosen from 103 candidates
The Derby county prison appointment was made on Wednesday by the county Magistrates selecting Mr Simms at Coldbathfields prison London from 103 candidates. A separate report notes a forged five shilling note attempted at The Wrekin Broadcourt and a coroner's inquest into the death of a 17 year old porter in Shoreditch characterized as temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby County Prison
Simms
Coldbathfields
London
Sheffield Courant
Bankes
Wrekin
Broadcourt
Brownlow-street
Drury-lane
Abolition urged for pole-axe band of pensioners in 18th century public critique
A 18th century denunciation questions the duties and emoluments of the Band of State Pensioners founded by Henry VIII. The piece details forty pensioners with 100 pounds yearly each plus officer salaries totaling about 5,910 pounds. It mocks the role of Esquires attending royal ceremonies, notes corrupt appointments, and argues the cost could hire 228 laborers instead. It laments a lunatic asylum confinement of Charles Wright and calls for reform by a new Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry the
Mark
Chapel Royal
St. George’s
John Bull
Preegel
United States
Charles Wright
Charley Wright
Esquires
Paganini May Retire to Genoa and Open Music Academy
The article reports Paganini doubts return to England in 1834 and leans toward settling in Genoa where he would open a music academy to teach his system, claiming two thirds of current study time could be saved. It notes his fortune, a portion left to his son Achilles with restrictions. It also recounts a Canterbury man’s horse incident and discusses Irish history notes from the Tara hill and satirical remarks on public affairs and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Nuwaber
Itineas
Pero
sPoanesday Vening
Wade
United Kingdom
Cively
Defi Tate Committee
Paganini
England
Genoa
Achilles
Gilchrist
Canterbury-place
Weatminster-bridge
India
Tara
Lawless
Ireland
Meath
Tacitus
Hurdygurdy
Bench of Bishops
Local controversy over vestry franchise expansion in St Luke's parish
A letter to the editor defends extending the vestry franchise in St Luke's Middlesex, arguing the majority supports reform and that opposition is premature and self-serving. The writer cites prior vestry votes, relates costs, cautions against parochial control, and stresses consistency with reform and Poor Laws reporting.
Murder and political rifts mix in late 19th century notices
The fragmentary report bundles theft at Weyhill with political quotes on security and government. It notes a murder at Cambusnethan church using a cart wheel seat, a Brighton meeting led by Mrs Emery on female political participation, and altrections of bird predation and a street knife attack in Newport parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyhill
Paines Z O
Robert Hall
Bristol
Bristol Mercury
Soams
Atv
Samuel Nelson
Carluke
Grave Robbers Target Metropolis Anatomy Schools
Desperate men who plunder graves attempt to disturb anatomy teachers in the metropolis. They offer two pounds per body, threaten to expose the theft, and press for work at old occupations. A new act deters them as professionals refuse connections, preserving grave sanctity and assuring respect for the deceased.
Registration in the City of London Voter Lists
The London voter registration continued with minor issues. The Mercers' Company list sparked debate over correct titling and residency requirements. Mr Bengough faced a tax dispute over dog charges, but the revising barrister ultimately ruled he could vote after paying due taxes on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Wise
St. Bartholomew the Great
Bengough
Wiggins
Longlane
West Smithfield
Mr. Bengough
Registration in Middlesex Lists at Enfield
The Middlesex county revision met at Enfield for parishes including Enfield Edmon ton Tottenham South Mimms Hadley and Fryers Barnet. 515 notices of claim were served, likely a quarter to a fifth of those eligible. Some claimants pressed trustees to add names, while others objected to a shilling payment for notice, and confusion over qualifying properties persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Edmonton
Tottenham
South Mimms
Hadley
Fryers Barnet
Reform in Voting Revisions Cites Shilling Payment Issue
The article discusses opposition to a required shilling payment for electors during revision, noting many qualified individuals are deterred. It cites misinformation about registering with the revising barrister and the need for an overseer notice. A parish example shows county rate-books could streamline proceedings and reduce revising labor if widely used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jigurenday
Court rules timing of rates claims in Shoreditch case
The Tower Hamlets court reopened to decide if James Bishop’s claim to be rated as a compound-house occupier was timely. It ruled the claim must be made by the last day of July to qualify for the current rate, with Mr Offor’s arguments rejected and Hatch’s case also disallowed. The session also noted a recent misnomer ruling in Dorsetshire and considered misnames for Limehouse Ratcliffe Bromley and Aldgate without major changes in the lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Russell
Chapman
James Bishop
Shoreditch
Offer
Offor
St. Mary, Whitechapel
Mr. Offor
John Hatch
Dorsetshire
Lord Ashley
Ponsonby
St. Anne
Limehouse
Ratcliff
St. Leonard
Bromley
Parker
Hackney
Holmden
Grerpetaaf Hackbey
Naval reassignments and Tory election schemes reported
The St Vincent 120 sails to Lisbon to join Admiral Parker’s squadron while Barham hoists flag for Sir Henry Hotham and Britannia 120 under Captain Rainier prepares to sail from Plymouth to rejoin Parker. Across the country Conservatives push lord lieutenant reviews with dinners and speeches by the Duke of Wellington, amid mixed reaction to a county union price table among Paisley weavers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Parker
Henry Hotham
Barham
Britannia
Rainier
C.B
Plymouth
Miral Parker
Hampshire Telegraph
Admiralty
Duke of Wellington
Lord Winchilsea
Eastwell Park
Marquis of Salisbury
Hafield Park
Operative Weavers of
Paisley
Eeton
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Sti Ley
Aly Jon
Great
Te Oe
Trelan
Ing Tesses
Crillians
Thxmany
Wathis
Crown and Anchor
Morning Post
DE Pinna
Templeton
Tre Royal Drurykas
Mr. de Pinna
Pitt
Venice
Keith, Prowse, and Co
Cheapside
Beauchamp
Seeesesss
High Holborn
Martin
Copland
James Copland
X.D
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Co
Gentlemen Pensioners
Gentlemen Paupers
ST. Luke's
Middlesex
THE
J.G. W
House of Commons
City-road
M‘vitie
Hallstown
Kirkandrews upon-Esk
Carlisle Journal
Church Aston
Newport
Watkin
Jones
Watkins
Shrewsbury
the Resurrectionists
City of
Mercers’ Company
Keene
Tower Hamlets—Court OF
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