Opened New Establishment by Monster Mallan and Sons
Monster Mallan and Sons, Surge on Dentists, announce a new Ludgate Hill office opposite the Belle Sauvage for daily consultation while continuing at 32 Great Russell Street Bloomsbury. They advertise mineral succedancum for decayed teeth with painless pil ling, and artificial teeth from Paris standards, with fixed teeth without wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. 32
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Ludgate-hill
City
Monster Mallan and Sons
Ludgate Hill
Belle Ruavage
London
Paris
Great Hassell-street
Ludgate-bill
Public Meeting Proposes New Music Hall in Liverpool
A public meeting convened by the mayor in Chapel Street considered erecting a music hall to serve future festivals and public uses. The gathering, 200 to 300 attendees, endorsed forming a committee and raising funds, with tentative targets and pledges discussed, including a merged 4,000 previously raised. The event proceeded calmly under broad cross party support. The issue follows a city need for a dedicated public building amid growing prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chapel-street
Brooks
St. Peter’s
Manchester
Birmingham
Tavanaey
M.P
Hanpman Eare
Proposal on a new Constabulary force amid Poor Law fears
A letter to the Home Secretary argues that a proposed rural police reform risks deepening distrust among the poor and extending government power. The writer likens it to oppressive measures, warns of political danger, and urges placing constabulary control in ratepaying hands or under direct popular oversight to preserve peace and equity.
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Lerp
George Grote
Peyronnet Thompson
Sir William Molesworth
Dorchester
Poor Law Commission
Snow Lefevre
Cuapwick
England
Bastiles
Messrs Spring Rice and Reform in 1836 Debate
Letter to the editor comparing political figures and policy paths with a focus on the Reform Bill, Catholic Emancipation, and tithe debates. Includes critique of Lord Grey and the Whigs, references to Irish preferment, and long political struggles. Ends with wheat price quotations and import duties.
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Spring Rice
Rice
Lord Plocket
Duke of Wellington
Lord Grey
Greys
Limerick
H. P.O
Figaro Opens Dialogue With The True Sun Editor
A letter signed Figaro introduces a bid to contribute to the True Sun. Figaro declares intention to sometimes write, compares self to the original dustman at Christmas, and playfully offers content while acknowledging potential overreach. The writer jokes about clipping Icarus style flights if needed and questions editorial consistency.
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THE
True Sun
Lir
Figaro
Icarus
Tam
Ris Avery
State of Trade in Cloth Markets Across Regions
Weekly trade notes report weaker business in Cloth Halls with coarse goods slipping while finer cloths hold prices. Musselboro and Joints Stock Banks lend confidence as buyers with capital pursue mid to fine cloths for spring. Wool prices steady to lower with reduced demand and cautious selling across markets amid tight money conditions.
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Powar
Maxacun
George Pollard
Sourcrroms
Messia
Tilsons
Squance
Tilsor
London
Lenton
Peeraian
Germany
Ape Barapror
Marge
Tuurspar
Chronicle
Textile trades show mixed demand across regions
The Manchester area reports slack silk weaving and half employment for weavers, with high raw silk prices hurting demand. Cotton spinners and power-loom weavers remain brisk in some districts like Unsworth and Preswich, but plain cotton weavers suffer. Wool prices fall and buyers seek cheaper stock as markets weaken. Printing calicoes drop in price and sales volumes shrink, while overall market activity remains subdued amid seasonally slow demand.
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Crapperton
Heywoop
Unsworth
Preswich
MipoLeron
Metchester Advertiser
Central Criminal Court Calender at Newgate Session
A summary of prisoners for trial at the Central Criminal Court and gaol delivery in Newgate and related prisons. It lists offences including counterfeiting, burglary, theft, robbery, assault, bigamy, forgery, embezzlement, manslaughter, murder, horse stealing, rape, sheep stealing, and other crimes with counts by offense and by place. Also notes sentences of death, transportation for life, and terms of imprisonment.
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Newgate
Central Criminal Courts
Bis
Kewgate
Safeaway
Insolvent Debtors Case Involving Sir James Underwood
The insolvent of Thomas Underwood faced opposition from Baker and Messrs Young over debts and alleged extravagant claims. Sir James Underwood testified ignorance of Legh's extravagances, sought to settle creditors, and a commissioner's ruling ordered months of imprisonment for arranging debts with Baker and Young without proper discharge.
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Thomas Undercood
James
Keasse
Tasalven
Ramon ix
Baker
Young
James, Underwood
Sir James
Wickes
Fae
Comeaatad
Kreat
Haring
Lord Mayor's Court Case Overbye Delivery By Freemen
In a Lord Mayor's Court action to recover penalties the Recorder ruled for the defendants. The case tested whether a warehouse within the City could transport goods for freemen without city licensed wagons. Chief questions concerned bye laws and rights of freemen to operate within city limits. The judgment favored the defendants, concluding the city could not enforce penalties in this scenario.
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Shaw
OF Lennon
Langton
Renee
Kinaston Assault Case At Surrey Sessions
In Kinaston Oct 2 a case arose over an assault on David Palmer near Beach Spe. George Edwards Mantle alleged as principal. Bridgewater Mantle and other defendant denied charges claiming Palmer was first aggressor. Jury found both defendants guilty and the court imposed fines and costs.
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Rge
Eadgata Atras
Hari
India
Aol
Kingston Quarter Sessions Fall at Kingston
Kingston Quarter Sessions met on October 22 to hear the case against the parish of St Olav, Southwark, over railway land rates. The Greenway Railway Act protected parishes from demolition penalties, and the parish argued they could not be taxed for houses removed by the railway project. The court noted the act prevents parish injury as the railway advances and the matter would proceed to the Court of King’s Bench after brief consultation.
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Eastern Railway
Coleman
London
Ngxt
L. Grenfell
Yeats
Coleman-street
O Printers
Paternoster Row
Warwick Lane
London Gasette
Hil Park
Westerham
Kent
Elsas
Ellis
Isca
Hill Park
Tomognon
Buhl
Pier Saloen
Southdown
Alderney
Durban
Seven Oaks
Riverhead
Tunbridge
Tunbridge Wells
Goastone
Reigate
Cray Cottage
St. Mary Cray
Ae Railway
ST. Olav
Ecu
Greenwith
Belog
Seecrara
Agen
Porn Court
Ne Bhst
King’s Bench
Deptford Petty Sessions Reports Serious Affray Incident
In Deptford a serious affray occurred when a man entered a public house and was refused more drink. Police arrived after complaints from neighbours. Sullivan was treated roughly and taken into custody. Sullivan, alleged victim, was carried to the office unable to stand, with accounts of crowd involvement and medical concerns.
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Seilivan
Lewis
Iecaoe
Sullivan
Police Intelligence Report Fragment
An incomplete police intelligence note mentions an incident involving a person named Abe Tee Lee and a suspected transaction. The fragment references a possible exchange or deal and notes the event occurred in an unspecified location with limited readable details.
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Westminster
Stenry Bill
General Steam Navigation Company
General Steam Navigation
N. Company
Rhine
His Majesty
Avery Winang
Goa
Calais
Cakaf Cabier
Fon Halonto
Dieppe
London Bridge
Ramsgate
Matgate
Newcastle
Brewick-Ontweed
London and Edinburgh Packet Company
Branswick Wherf
Blackwall
Edinburgh
Beree Burgh
Theerful
Clarence
Rotterdam
Do Bie
Rabn
Ig Crescent
Ig Crescent, Minories
Thureday
Esare
Bertis
Ct BS
Msc Eascals
Treet
Charles Bessell
Sec
Street
Regent Circus
Liontiway and Brighton Railway
Staphenent Ling
London and Brightom Railway Company
Eugi
Bri
Tr Hagsc
Wabesquest
Ommnons
Beapnitt
Fonds Ja Bard
Richard Till
Comantment Secretary
South Eastern Railway
Yeats, Esq
London Joint Stock Bank
Princesstreet
Nem Pane
Felix Booth
Wiliam Miller
Cristy
William Curling
John Vee Darthes
Olgate
Gore
Esq
Ase Hughes Hughes
Wilton Mitcatfe
Prmhenen Marva Bar
Jobo Aee
Francis Vae Tuomas Phillpotts
Joshua Scholefeld
George Scholefield
Wiliam Shadbolt
Thomas Stooks
George Taylor
William Venables
Church-Rats Abolition Society
Taies of
Charles Lushington
J Bh Hume
Toes Basa
Camberwell
Ko Wee
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Eng
Bou
Axed
Thomas Adkins
Chompton
Ireland
William Ewart
John Howard Hinton
Thomas Sir Duscombe
John Crawford
John Easthope
Bungay
Bungay. Doeirabists General Mexting of Delegsthe Free I Bociedes
Benj
Westminster Cemetery
Wepeninde
Ammerzmi
Kensington
Pton
Knightsbridge
Bam
Moat
Marquis of Westminster
Notle
A. H. Burt
Essex Reet
Strand
Lestone and Ryledge Copper Mining Company
Staffordshire
Williams, Deacon, and Co
Lanter
Cmpany Ouiverpont
Gisen
John Dangerfield
Lincoln's Sun-Fields
Bredend Barry
Birchin
Jane London
William W. Mortimer
Findens
Ean
Cowper
Grimbhawe
Legh Richmond
J. W. Cunningham
Harrow
Metropolitan
New Monthly Mag
Saunders and Otley
Conduit Street
Dgatu
Liseparor
John Tait
Liberator
Tait
Pomenet
Radiorder
Claszex Courier
True Suz
Government OF the Provinces
Home Secretary
MR. Spring Rice
the True Sun
Hamburgh
Berlin
Zealand
Amsterdam
Dearer
Antwerp
Stettin
Sodon
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Central Criminal Court Calender
Middlesex
Essex
Surrey
Lord Mayor's Court
Kinaston
Coakney Sportsifen
Kingston
Deptford
Petty
Sessions
Police Intelligener
Jeens “Abe Tee Lee Agen
Lol Pagne
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