Notable 19th Century Book Listings in London and Beyond
An advertisement lists INS WORTH S LATIN and ENGLISH DICTIONARY improved by Dr Dymoge with ninth edition and index, priced 7s in cloth or 7s 6d bound. Also promoted is TERCE EGAN S BOOK OF SPORTS AND MIRROR OF LIFE with engravings, dedicated to George Osbaldeston, published by T T and J Tegg, Griffin, Cumming, Wakeman and partners, in London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dublin.
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Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark’s
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot’s
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend’s Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Orwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Shermeas
Bruce
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy's Hotel
Lacy
Orel
It Railway
Cheltenhama
Cosc
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Plough Hotel
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Haxell
Spantos
Botaero
Southampton
Eclipse
Jones
Night Express
Hampshire
Chatham Nelson
Hdwards
Worthing
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Faulkner
Uc. &c
Ndon
W. Chaplin and Co
Chiswick Presa
Scotaman
Atheneum
T. T
J. Tegg
Cheapside
N. Hailes
Bowdery and Kirby
Oxford-street
R. Griffin and Co
Seies and Brothers
Eadows
PF. C. Meadows
M.A
University of Paris
R. Gruthn
Society For the Diffusion of
J. Tege
W. F. Wakeman
Dublin
London Encyclopadia
Royal
Royal Bvo
Shury
Joby Dickinson
H. Griffin
Tgmo
Insworth
Dymoge
Griffin and Co
Stillies
J. Cumming
Andrew Ure
M.D. F.R.S
Stillies, Brothers
Terce- Egan
George Osbaldeston
Oxford
Stillies and Brothers
Chiswick Press
Morocco
A. Davenport
R Grifin and Co
Sullies, Brothers
Rose
Henry Rose
Ondon
Elliotson
London University
Green
King's College
Roberton
Latham
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
M. Dupuytren
Central Board
Copland
Medicische Zeitung
Preussen
Gaselee
Middlemore
Brodie
Baron Dupuytren
Longman and Co
The Fancy Sale at the Egyptian Hall Opens
The Fancy Sale at the Egyptian Hall for the British Orphan Asylum opened with great display. The Lady Mayoress toured the stall, a band played, and 4000 attendees are estimated. First day totals reached 431 pounds 18 shillings 6 pence, including 186 pounds 8 shillings 6 pence at the door and 2202 pounds 13 shillings from goods plus a 25 pound donation from Her Majesty.
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Apsley Pellatt
British Orphan Asylum
Debates on Waverley Authorship and London Squelch
The article recalls the guessing game about the author of Waverley and the rival claims. It notes Sir Walter Scott's incognito and his playful denial to Prince Regency, with Devereux’s letters and a police encounter with a mad hydrophobe, plus coastal wrecks and local notices including organist election and Carlow politics.
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Walter
Quarterly
Gifford
Guy Mannering
Sir Walter Scott
Return of Post
Defoe
Prince Rogert
Scott
London
Prince
Carltonhouse
Lord Lowther
Waverley
Bradwardine
Sir Walter
Devereux
Letter Agrees Captain Holmes Did Not Duplicity Charge
Captain Holmes is exonerated from a charge of duplicity after a letter purporting to be from him to Major Revell was disputed. J Judge asks Capt Holmes to locate the true author, noting the Surrey Political Union and Lambeth Union correspondence dated October 1832.
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THE
True Sun
Hales
Surrey Political Union
Southern Metropolitan Political Union
Holmes
Deak Sim
Major Revell
Council of the Lambeth Union
J. Holmes
Capt. Holmes
J. Judge
Conduct of Laporte at the Theatre Royal causes uproar
A letter from Oct 17, 1832 alleges that Monsiur Laporte the French manager of the Theatre Royal Surrey or Covent Garden discharged the English musicians after agreeing salary cuts. The writer laments the breach of faith and argues native talent is displaced by French alternates, urging public scrutiny and restraint.
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Monsieur Lapor
Theatre Royal
Covent-garden Theatre
Monsieur Laporte
Wodard
Charles Wodlard
Monsieur
Paris
Woolard
Justas
Horrible murder case at Glasgow Assizes in Drygate
George Duffy labourer was found guilty of murdering his wife Helen Broadly by forcing her onto a fire in May. The trial, nine hours long, featured brutal testimony and the deceased's and prisoner's confessions. Duffy was sentenced to hang on November 7. He showed no remorse as he left the dock and declared he was sakeless of the crime.
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George Duffy
Drygate
Helen
Royal Infirmary
Coroner's Inquest into Mary Phillipa Death in Pimlico Attic
An inquest at St James Westminster hears that Mary Phillipa, aged 65, died in a back attic at No 6 Church Passage Piccadilly and lay undiscovered in filth until authorities broke in. Neighbors describe a life of isolation and begging, with the body found amid rags and vermin. a prior quarterly pension of 5 pounds is noted. The coroner records the need for municipal action to remove the nuisance and records a verdict of Died by the visitation of God.
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Sincuran
Higgs
St.Jauiis’e
Westminster
Poland-street
Mary Phillipa
Church-passage
Piccadilly
Snow
Saville-row
Benjamin Webb
St. James's
Marlborough Street
Board of Health
Webb
Forgery charge and Nobleman death reported in region
A solicitor in this county was committed for trial on a forgery charge over 281 pounds 3 shillings 7 pence with a receipt used to obtain funds. Lord Clinton of Huish and Maxtock died in Florence while traveling for health, aged 60, leaving Charles Rodolphus Trefusis as successor to the Clinton title and Say barony.
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Wirsninrg
Fisherton
E. Compton
Wilts
Marlborough
Compton
Devizes
Lord Clinton
Robert Cotten St. John Trefasia
Huish
Maxtock
Warwickshire
Italy
Florence
Bicton
Duke of Wellington
Frances Isabella
W.S. Poyntz
Enq
Cowdray Park
Sussex
Clinton
Say
Charles Rodolphus Trefusis
Fatal Accident At Misley Hall In Hertfordshire
On a Monday a 19 year old missing Willson, son of Robert Willson Esquire of Bedford, died after a shooting accident at Misley hall near Hertford. He climbed over a hedge with a double barreled gun, which fired and blew away the right side of his head. His uncle George Firmin led the rescue after the dog returned alarmed. The young man was well liked by all who knew him.
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Robert Willson
Bedford
Misley-hall
Hertford
George Firmin
Firmin
Shipping Intelligence Excerpts from Oct 94 Lloyds List
Shipping intelligence reports arrivals and losses around Oct 22 94. Vessels Susan and Thomas arrive from London and St Petersburg while Lapwing sails for the Leeward Islands. Draper and Harriet, Ull, and others arrive or are reported aground near Dover and Liverpool with cargo concerns and wrecks.
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Lloyd's List
Portsmouth
N.E
Susan
Gillies
London
Bengal
Plymouth
Wind E.N
Thomas, Burton
St. Petersburgh
Faimooth
Lapwing
Leeward
Draper, Shepherd Foe
Iverpool
Ull
Davis’ Straits
Parker
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CEBD
People’s Daily Press
Scaeager High-Street
St. Giles's
Strange
Paternoster-row
Pr. Watson
Windmill Street
Finsbury
Cleaves
King-Street
Spow-hill
Carpenters
Sito
Strand St
Humhinsop
Strand
Lovett
Greville-Street
Hatton-garden Jr
Mostes
Gray's Lau-Roidur
Cowie
Watling
Albion Cooper
Borough-road
Warren
Ster-Road
Asylum
Watkins
Co-operative Society
Hetherington
Kingsgate
Holborn
Judge
Union-place
Hee
Bunbillroy ‘ Price
Mincing-lane
Piliott
Holywell-Street
Jobs Ross
Stoke Newington
Clarence-place
Vauxhall-road
Jobn
Hampstead-road
Thos
Murphy
Regent's Canal-wharf
Igar
Covent-garden
Tarver
Spitalfields
M Moore
Carpantar
Aldenm Morel
AEF
Spall
Examiner
Henry Hunt
Major Beauclerc
John Nicholson
William Williams
J. Lamie Murray
Méerman Scalea
W. D. Saul
Thomas Wilkinson
James O'Brien
John Hunt
Derides
George
Robert Pranks
Thomas Murphy
Jeep Newel
John Lawless
L Haydon
Elmore
Arry Earn
Wallis
Thomas Allsop
F.C. Westley
William Carpents
H. Hetherington
F. Ik “Auger
B. Stanynong
Jamca Watson
Thomas
A Crown and Anchor
Wade
OE Vd
Henry Hust
Map
Prue Sun
United Kingdom
Jay. O'Brien
Esa
Pittern
William Lovett
Julian Hibbert
John Barton
John Forater
T. Hutchinson
T. Milner
George Moore
George Glanville
William Wallace
John Payton
James Savage
John George
Thomas Morden
William Wattin
Dean
Blake
Pearce
Mee
William Robins
Arthur Redford
John Packer
J. Doulton
A. Fairchild
Robert Green
James Watton
William Wright
Robert Adams
John Watson
Thames Hall
William Mills
George Whetham
Spicer
William Duffy
John Smith
John Grady
L. Murrae
Lee
Carpenter
Ava
George Rogers
High-street
St. Giles
Menirs. Crowe
Prescott, and Co
Haydon
Church OF England
Parot
Sant
Arava
East India Company
China
England
Ida Bhat
George Grote
Threatneedle-street
Storer
Hera Eto
Paton
T. Cocking
Great Portland Street
Cavendish-square
Barclay's Medicine Warehouse
Farringdon-street
Burney
Madame D'Arblay
Edward Moxon
New Hand-street
W. Black
John Griffin
Sdlies and Brothers
HN Rydge
Piiand
Edinburgh Review
Brewster
Sir I. Newton
Chalmers
Colonel Tod
Mr. Lister
Arlington
Tennieman
Johnson—s. Record Commission
Lord Henley
Wycliffe
Pene and
le Bast
Eform
A. Black
Saution Aa
G. Berger
Ireland
Scotland
Spore
Duke of Sussex
Schederge
L. Leo
Ariro
N. J. Sporle
Waylett
Barnett
A. Lee
Jefferys
Nelson
Dale, Cockerill, and Co
Poultry
Hou
Arundel
Atkins
Brighton Guardian
Thomas Scott
Canada
Tom Scott
T. Scott
Grant
Laggan, &c
Foley-place
Portland-place
Middlesex Hospital
Marylebone Infirmary
New-road
Boddon
Peterhead
Caledonian Mercury
Canyon of
St. Dunstan
Ling
Cartow
Vigors
Zoological Society
Carlow
Doyle
Genta
Finn
Imes
the True Sun
Shipping Intelligence
Amity
Limerick
Wilton
van Griver
Warsaw
Bt. Peterburg
Nisizt
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