Public warehouse and estate sale notice near Belgrave square
The advertisement invites nobles to inspect a fireproof safe storage facility for furniture carriages plate pictures books and more with private locks and access during business hours. It also promotes a warehousing service with wine cellars and covered vans for property removal. A large property on Yately near Blackwater is offered at auction with Hill Cottage and multiple land lots, rights of agistment and turbary, plus solicitor details and parish notices for Parliament bills across Saint Pancras and surrounding areas dated October 1833.
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ING
Belgrave Square
Dantechnicon
Conate
Messrs
Cole, Lamb
George the Third
Saint Pancras
Middlesex
Tottenham Court-road
Tottenham Court Road
Salid
George the
Cocinty
Highgate
Paddington
Islington
Sommers’town
Jacob Leroux
King George the Fourth
King George the Third
Middlesux
Sommers’-town
Saint George the Martyr
Saint George
Bloomsbury
Foundling Hospital
Elizabeth Doughty
George the ‘Viard
Francis Duke of Bedford
Middleotx
Ann
Southampton
Aim
County
Brewers' Company
Lord Calthorpe
Gray's Lin-lang-road
George the Curd
Maiden-lane
New-road
Pancras Road
Battle Bridge
George the Lord
Mijesty
Rattlebralge
George the Fourth
Regent's Park
Pall-mall
Parliament-street
New Street
Pull-mall
Regent's Ark
Sud
Qoupe
Kentish-town
Saint Bastres
Kentish Town
Pasned
King Keepie
Mid- Wises
Camden-town
Gray’s-inn-lane
Ale
George Keen
Kew
E.w.scadding
Gordon-street
Gordon-square
Second Glasgow Lottery Draws January Sales At Coopers Hall
By authority of Parliament the Second Glasgow Lottery will be drawn at Coopers Hall London on Wednesday January 24. The scheme lists prizes totaling £165,000 including £10,000 and £5,000 awards. prizes payable in money as soon as drawn if chosen.
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Glasgow
Coopers’ Hall
London
Piccadilly
William
William IV
George Robins
England
Cabinet-maters’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Thomas Hasler
Purvian Arts Catalog Announces New Annuals and Novels
Hull and Churton publish The Oriental Annual with 25 engravings by W Daniel RA and priced one guinea, plus The Geographical and Biblical Annuals for 1834. Landseer illustrated Romance of History Vol 1 begins Nov 1 at price es. The Female Nobility Portrait Gallery issue No 21 priced 28 gd. Also The Court Magazine for November at 3s 6d with engravings. A cheap edition of Austen novels in five volumes priced 3s and a new Trevelyan novel to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hull and Churton
Holles-street
Cavendish-Square
W. Daniel
R.A
Morocco
Literary Gazette
Landseer
J. Landseer
John Burke
Court Magazine
Earl of Abergavenny
Daniel
R A
Sarah Bayley
Deane
Sir Walter Scott
Miss Edgeworth
England
America
Two Nations
Demy
Scotland
Bell and
Paw
Edinburgh
Ireland
John Cumming
Capneen
Sapers
Lister
Herbert Ba
Tremaine
de Vere
News-veader petition to relieve liability over newspaper delivery
A historic letter from John Kettle the news-veader requests relief from liability for stamp duties and libel risk in daily newspaper delivery. He argues the press depend on him yet he bears high capital risk and cannot inspect contents, urging government to protect venders and recognize publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kettle
News- Veader
Noo 7
High Holborn
Royal paternity, court reports, and a London scandal
J J Stockdale writes from Cariton colonnade on Oct 23 1533 asserting misquotes about Wharton from a court, denying a reporter’s fabrication. He exposes George Wiarton as a royal half-brother and outlines Forbes a Captain claimed as a noble title claimant in France, tied to a Twenty Pound reward and a public placard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Sta
Wharton
C Hambers
MoRsine Post
George Wiarton
Geo. I
Conyngham
Basse-terre
St. Kitt’s
England
St. James’s
Westminster
Hugh Forbes
Coldstream Guards
Edward Curtis
St. James’s Street
Captain Forbes
France
J.J. Stockdale
Caritun-colonnade
Statement by Thomas Con Savory on Forgery Case Loss
Thomas Con Savory defends his innocence after a jury verdict, denouncing prejudiced reporting and press attacks. He cites a Friends committee clearing him of knowledge of forged articles, details his clean plate holdings, and thanks Society of Friends and legal counsel for support while urging newspapers to publish his remarks. He signs from 5A Cornhill, 23d of loth Month, 1833.
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THE
True Sun
Fkinnp
Mansion House
Society of Friends
London
Goldsmiths’ Company
Aly
Richard Hillam
Treen
Sir James Scarlett
Serjeant Andrews
Sydney Faylor
J. Adolph
Liability of news vendors for libel debated at Lyceum
At a Lyceum Tavern meeting the liability of news vendors for libel in metropolitan newspapers dominated discussion. Attendees, including attorneys, debated the burden on vendors and urged a legislative petition to relieve them, stressing hardships and roles with government, public, and newspaper proprietors.
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Law
Vevnsvenders
Shipping Intelligence October 24 18th Century
Shipping notices list arrivals in Liverpool and Lisbon ports with ships from Cadiz Trieste Malaga Denia Seville and New York among others. Vessels mentioned include the Britannia Nerio William Active Aurora and more with dates Oct 22 23 and 92 noted for arrival or capture.
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CFROM
Lloyd's
Darek
Wind S.F
Susannah
Rogers
Maluga
Tre Dowss
Britannia
Frankland
Trieste
Portamouth
Dispatch
Brown
Cadiz
Ore Rue
Ocr
Emma
Harris
Messina
Liverpont
Ann, Walker
Savanilla
Corinthian
M‘powell
Demerara
Catherine Jackson
Fernald
New York
Lord Stanley
Blall
Quebec
Sir George Murray
Beverley
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Orr Liverpool
Tredona
Page
Nautilus
Astbridge
Mary
M'Kenzie
Price
Goodwill
Goodridge
William
Hall
Desire
Vesey
Lord Byron
Trickey
Escape
Wessels
Small
London
Lisbon
Tax River
Brothers
Black
Montreal
Will-o'-the- Wisp
Clark
Malaga
Albion
Lorrington
Archangel
Hannah
Davis
Leghorn
Wexford
Joseph
William, Mahoney
Villa Nova de Portima
Colonial Markets Report From Oct 24 Trade Pulse
The market shows grocers reluctant to accept stock discounts and buyers for Havannah coffee at lower cash prices. Prices for Coffee, Jamaica, Demerara, and cocoa remain mixed with limited demand. wool, cotton, and drugs see modest activity. Fruit auctions attract little bidding and overall trade remains subdued with cautious forward pricing.
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Havannah
Corree
Jamaica
St. Lucia
Pimeento
Ateta
Liverpool
P.Y.C
Abolition of church rates discussed at St Pancras meeting
A Tottenham Court Road gathering at Beeton's Rooms debated church rate abolition and broader vestry business. The chair critiqued 1516 Acts for New Church funds, alleging improprieties in selecting architect Inwood and inflated costs with later extra parliamentary authorizations. Cries of scandal followed.
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Beeton
London-street
Tottenham Court Road
Bauke
Inwood
Greece
Remarkable Shed Turned Substantial Building At Meeting
The appellant challenged a new assessment claiming a shed stood on the site. The chairman and Mr. Lark inspected the premises and were astonished to find a two story, 194 foot frontage building instead. After Tarr spoke on European church revenues, the meeting adjourned.
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Lark
Tarr
Assessed Taxes Stirs Lambeth and Pimlico Meetings
In Lambeth a large assembly at the Jolly Gardeners tavern formed a second association to press for immediate abolition of the house and window taxes. In Pimlico, residents met at the Pine Apple to join Westminster and other groups in a campaign to repeal these duties, electing officers and adopting rules.
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Piatico
Pimlico
Pine Apple
William Street
Westminster
Strickland
O'Meara
Registration figures show shifts in Birmingham Aston and nearby areas
Sixteen claimed nine admitted three cancelled. Voters with new claims around 450. In Birmingham Aston 242 objected, 77 struck off 165 retained. Of struck off 3 dead, 52 failed to appear. Aston list: 31 for non appearance. 1652 Birmingham voters 615 Aston 287 total 2 1835 Birmingham 820 Aston 419 total 1 239 increase 337. North Dersysuike constituency down by 62 votes from 4352 to 4504.
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Buny
Bocrux
Great Bolton
Little
Hanlgh
Birmingham
Aston
North Dersysuike
Tupton
Woodthorpe
Stroop
Stonehouse
Pitchcombe
Meeting of Middlesex Magistrates at Clerkenwell Sessions House
The Middlesex magistrates met at Clerkenwell Sessions House with B Roth MP in chair. They discussed a 616 pound 17 shillings 4 pence claim for Clerk of Arraigns fees tied to Old Bailey sentences from 1831 and 1832. A majority voted to refuse payment until court mandate.
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Middlesex
Clerkenwell
B. Roth
Old Bailey
R. Baker
Clarke
Justice Parke
Recorder of
London
Court of King's Bench
Brighton Pier repairs after damage allow near normal access
Report notes temporary fixes on Brighton Pier with the outer head accessible in stormy weather. The first bridge remains partially closed, east side planks removed, rails lashed, and piles and beams prepared to transfer weight from main chains, aiming to extend repair work seaward.
Ingenious tower adjustment relies on supporting piles
The Brighton Gazette notes a clever operation to adjust the tower by resting the weight of the main-thing upon piles. The description emphasizes ingenuity in stabilizing the structure during adjustment work.
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Brighton Gazette
Girdleness light tower lights up eastern Scotland coast
The Aberdeen Herald notes the new Girdleness lighthouse near Aberdeen harbor has begun to display beacon lights, adding to the four distinguishing lights from Bell Rock to Kinnaird Head. It highlights benefits for mariners and fishermen, including harbor exemptions for fishing vessels and shore-dues on fresh fish, urging trustees to publicize these advantages.
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Mariner
Scotland
Bell Rock
Kinnaird Head
Aberdeen Harbour
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Herald
Cambrian and London Railway discussed at Merthyr meeting
A Friday meeting at Casue Jon Merthyr Tydvil considered a proposed Cambrian railway line. Joseph Bailey Bngg and J J Guest MP chaired as Woodeson explained a practicable route to boost Welsh iron trade and outpace Shropshire rivals. A committee was formed to publicize and promote the plan.
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Casue Jon
Merthyr Tydvil
William Woodeson
Joseph Bailey
Bngg
J.J. Guest
M.P
Bristol Railway
Bristol Company
Cambrian Railway
Woodeson
Wales
Bny
Cambrian
Bristol
Severn
Stroud
Bristol’ Company
Staffordshire
Agricultural Distress and the Burden of Taxation
In 1749 England and Wales had a population near six and a half million with a poor rate of 689,074. By 1832 population neared fourteen million while the poor rate soared to 8,622,920. Taxation and wheat quarters show far steeper rises. in 1812 pauperism and crime rose sharply as welfare costs expanded. The analysis concludes the era saw a twelvefold pauperism rise, trebled crime, and a vast real burden shifting to agricultural classes.
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England
Walea
England and
Wales
Pennieg
County of
Norfolk
Norwich
Fulmouth
Egyptian commerce moved to Alexandria under Boghes Bey
The Egyptian government plans shifting commerce administration from Cairo to Alexandria under Boghes Bey. The crop monopoly there has caused bad effects, with Mehemet Ali selling seventy thousand extra quintals of cotton this season, raising next crop prices from fifteen to twenty dollars. The Nile's slow rise alarms fears of a scrollry before long.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Boghes Bey
Mehemet Ali
Nile
Philadelphia
Pacific
Underwood
Bolivar
Sandwich Islands
N.W
E.S.E
Farnham’s Island
Glasgow Merchants’ House Cemetery
Pere-le-Chaise
Paris
Sigha
David Hamilton
Glasgow
Richard Pope
Hartlip
Chatham
Robert Johnson
50Th
Tinopenny
Essell
Maidstone
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Madras
Cape of Good Hope
Sesostris
Alexander Ates
West India Docks
Tomlin, Man, and Co
Cornhill
Whitehead
Bell and Bradfnte
Dublin
Parris
Brice
Norton
N.B
Royal Svo
Burland Churton
Bell and Bradfute
John Cummingublin
Andseer
Thomas Landseer
Henry Neele
Leitch Ritchis
Italy
C. Macfarlane
Spain
Truehba
Bull and Churton
Bell and Bradfure
LAW and Commercial Daily Remembrancer
Dunn and Duncan
Price ‘Las
R Bey Tuart
Moses Stuart
Theological Seminary
Andover
United States
E. Henderson
Philox
Stuart
Fisher, Son, and Co
ISHER
L. E. L. Deny Quarta
Court Journal
United Kingdom
William and
Mary Howitt
Edinburgh Evening Post
Morning Post
Weastminster Review
Atlas
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
Thomas Cox
the True Sun
Shipping Intelligence
Colonial Markets
ST. Pancras
Brighton Pier
Girdleness
Cambrian, Ee and
London Railway
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