FURNISHING WAREHOUSE OFFERS MARKED DOWN GOODS AND RATES
An Oxford Street area advertises cheap ironmongery and household articles with guarantees and exchange options. It promotes a November issue of The Sportsman's Cabinet and lists luxury items, implements, and tea wares. It also details a network of mail coaches and stage lines, highlighting speed, routes, and fares, plus notes on publishers and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman’s Cabinet
T. . Johnson
Hooter’s Companion
London
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Sir Thomas's Buildings
Liverpool
Lad-lane
Gracechurch-street
Clench
Exeter
Elliot
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend’s Bush
Siemek Manchester Mail
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Birmingham
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Rull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Manchester
Bruce
Bishop’s
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy's Hotel
Live 1
T. Waddell
Swan Inn
Coventry
Packwood
Niblet
Ibrighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Jegate
Canterbury
Clements and Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham
Haines
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Plough
Nottingham
Derby
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messia
Hogarth
Haxell
Spanton
Aidero
Southampton Independent
Eclipse
Jones
Hampshire
Chatham Nelson
Edwards
Worthing
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Faulkner’s
Fnns
W. Chaplin and Co
Mr Cobbett at Dunfermline and the labourers
The Glasgow Free Press reports Cobbett visiting Dunfermline at the invitation of the Political Union. It notes his strong sympathy for laboring people, his interest in farmers servants living in bothies and brose, and his hope to see them. The piece mentions his praise of the Mechanics' Reading Room and distributes extracts. Also a Halifax Express item about the Wakefield church clock being reset after rates were refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothies
Throse
William Cobbett
Denman
Bothie
Glasgow Free Press
Ensible
Halifax Express
Wakefield
Sugar and commodity market report from London
The London New Price Current notes a steady sugar market with weekly purchases around 3,700 hhds and a much lower stock this year for West India and Mauritius. Prices rise modestly as strong demand from outports supports a busy afternoon with nearly 2,000 birds and tons traded. Various goods like coffee and tea show firmer tones, while rum, brandy, and hemp trade with price firmness amid mixed sales. Indications include public sales lifting prices, and refined sugar showing mixed activity alongside dull Bengal Siam and Manila sugars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Socar
West India
Mauritius
Bengal
Siam
Manilla
Brazil
Bahia
Rio
St. Domingo
Cuba
Jamaica
Leeward Island
Geneva
St. Petersburgh
Turrentine
Inpico, &c
Orion
Guatemala
Bombay
India Indi
India House
Holland
Germany
C. Cortox
Life at Darrynane Abbey on a Kerry giant's domain
A correspondent from Kerry describes life at Darrynane Abbey where the Irish giant hosts a daily feast for around fifty guests plus numerous retainers. The estate reportedly sustains a large household, with diverse game and seafood, and includes O'Connell taking part in mountain sports. The piece cites an Anglo-I Eastern Empire report from 1832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
John Bull
O’connell
The
Morning Herald
Court Qualifies City Police and Votes in London List
In the Court of Common Pleas at Guildhall Thomson and Keene review voter list reservations. The Peel Act confirms City Police voting rights if qualified, while Mr Hoggart’s claim fails for non residence despite large premises and high rent. The court flags constructive occupancy and rejects a Walters junior claim after partial tax remission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Thomson and
Keene
Court of Common Pleas
Guildhall
Metropolitan Police Act
Peel
Metropolitan Commissioners
Hoggart
St. Gabriel
Fenchurch Street
London
Thomson
St. Giles, Cripplegate
Walters
St. Giles
The Bath Constituency Voter Liste Revisions
Barristers revising Bath borough voter lists ended on Saturday. Many claims not in initial lists were disallowed for unpaid poor rates or taxes, or for tax paid by predecessors. Partnerships and Co entries affected claims. landlord paid rates could disqualify tenants. Overall, Mr Roebuck gained substantial numbers in substantiated claims.
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Roebuck
Bath and
Cheltenham Azette
Turkish accounts upbeat for Sultan as Ibrahim Pacha setback grows
Constantinople dispatches claim Ibrahim Pacha has not crossed the Touri e mountains and failed on Kumkale while cholera rages in the Egyptian army. A large irregular force gathers near Konich led by Redschid Pacha from Rumelia and Albania. The Grand Vizier’s arrival boosts resolve to punish Mehemed Ali. naval losses deemed uncertain amid ongoing troop movements and fires in the capital.
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Constantinople
Ibrahim Pacha
Porte
Tourie Mountains
Kumkale
Mehemed Pacha
Aleppo
Konich
Redschid Pacha
Rumelia
Albania
Redschid
Mehemed Ali
Iron trade in Merthyr worsens as miners seek parish relief
The iron trade in Merthyr is unusually bad with many miners and colliers out of work or earning meager wages requiring weekly parish relief. Dowlais and Blowvale works remain exceptions with full employment due to large American orders for alloy iron.
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Howard
Fleet-street
Shley Cooper
Hos Pils
London
Liverpool
Annay and Co
Oxford-street
Well
E-Street
Indon
Sherwood
Bishop Agate-Street
Oram
Blackman-street
Hendebourck
Holborn
Merthyr
Dowlais
Blowvale
Alway Iron
Hereford Times
Tithe notices posted after riot at Carrickshock
Ireland Oct 8. A government messenger reports that crown lawyers approve posting tithe notices for Aghamartin parish after police faced violent opposition. He led thirty officers along rural roads through Mountneal Portnascully and Carrigeen, warning the crowd, then firing only in extreme danger. Eight dead and about twenty wounded. Major Browne and the 70th regiment supported. police honored for restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilltown
Aghahmartin
Rathkiran
Waterford-road
Mountneal
Portnascully
Carrickshock
Gibbons
Carrigeei
Catrigeén
Aylishmartin
Prosecutions Over Tithe Trials In Ireland
Extract details the anti tithe trials in Dublin with O Connell and Gibson opposing, jury sworn, Crown witnesses heard, postponement requested by counsel, first such case in Ireland, with Dublin Express reporting. Poachers shot by park rangers in Phanix Park as four men flee after a buck is shot. Fitzgerald wounded in Lucan road area and in dangerous condition.
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Traler
Mesars
O’connell
Pigott
Gibson
Proz
Bennett
Traversers
O'Connell
Woulfe
Ireland
Dublin Express
Pha Nix Park
Fitzgerald
Lucan Road
Dublin Evening Post
Death by own hand in Salts Incident
Susannah Lister, a well-regarded young woman from Edgware Road, visited a Marylebone friend and drank a preparation she believed were salts. The substance proved to be oxalic acid marked Poison and was retrieved from her bosom. She was rushed to the hospital, stomach pumped, and began to recover before being sent home. She left farewell lines to her father and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Lister
Edgware Road
East-street
Marylebone
Richards
Susannah
Tower Hamlets Meetings Endorse Stanhope and Lushington Support
Reports from Mile End Road and Old Gravel Lane describe large, orderly gatherings in Tower Hamlets backing Dr. Lushington and Colonel Leicester Stanhope as reform candidates. Stanhope defends business shouldering, political reform, free trade, reduced taxes, abolition of tithes, and secret ballots. meetings urge voters to back liberal candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanhope
Tower Hamlets
England
Frederick the Great
Bonaparte
Duke of Wellington
Mr. Hume
Ireland
Scotland
India
East India Company
House of Commons
Lord Grey
Lord Tenterden
Castlereagh
Leewine
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Crown and Anchor
Strand
Tuseday
Wade Oz
Thi
Tene
Sun
Prince Ae Peach
Ulanses
Aee
Morea
Henry Hunt
Lovett
Major Revell
Jas
Brien
Ragafbat
Aia
Wade
Willia
Iam Lovett
Hay Hunt
Baa
Julian Hibbert
Ahn Hewton
John Nicholson
Willian Williams
Barry O'Meara
John Wallis
Eag
Thomas Allsop
Wertleke
Wiliam Carpentey
H. Hetherington
Jas Chane
St.udge
Fk Augero
B. Sangnon
James Watson
Thomas Andersonman
L. Murray
Fuser Armo Sity
John Forster
T. Hutchinson
T. Milner
George Moore
George Glanville
William Wallace
John Poyton
Perry
James Savage
John George
Thomas Morden
William Watliz
Watkins
Dean
Blake
Pearce
Mee
William Robins
Arthur Redford
John Packer
J. Doulton
A. Fairchild
Robert Green
James Warren
William Wright
Robert Adams
John Watson
Thomas Hall
William Mills
George Wheltham
Spicer
Ze Unt
Willian Duty
John Smith
John Grady
Murphy
Vof
Lee
Carpenter
George Rogers
Highstreet
Messrs. Grote
Prescott, and Co
Haydon
Reynell
Country Newspaper and General Advertising Office
Chancery-lane
United Kingdom
S. A
J. Allman
Hatfield-street
Ford-Street
Blackfriars-road
Stamford-street
Oakfriar-road
Dallman
New Bond-street
Furnival'a
Valentia
Are
Tnrious
Tropithen
Enceuaie
Karising
N and CO. M.R.C
Pittonstreet
Atemoster-Row
Porter
Vreet
Trongate
Calton
Brown and Reid
Question
Duffield
Bath
Brighton
Wortyemstols Weller
Loder
Rippon
Castletreet
Oxford-Market
Castle-street
Wells-street
MR. Cobbett
Dunfermline
Darrynane
Marcu
Intellect
Bradford
Towers Seatle
Wrich
Bear Ulverston
Lancaster Herald
Westminster Review
Aminer
India Board
City OF London Registry
Bath Constituency
Turkey
Carrigeen
John Burke
Sir J. Harvey
K.C.B
Leinster Police
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