Dublin and Plymouth Steam Packet Advert for Parcels
Parcel delivery notice for routes to Dublin and Plymouth via Falmouth and Bel Teas with schedules for Thursday morning and Sunday service. Includes contact details at Regent Circus and Dublin Steam Company Wharf. Mentions small parcel rate 33 6d and agent W. Smith Katherine’s Re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Beltea Jing
Plymouth
Falmouth
H. Hepburn
Cae
Ecisely
Get
CVT
Tam Pawcest
G. Brooks
Regent Circus
Picea
John-stec Dublin Steam Company
St. Killy
Katherine's Re
Smith
London Evening Hour of October 27 1834 Illusory Fire and Eclipse
A fragment from London Evening Hour notes a mysterious fiery scene with moving shadows and mentions a total lunar eclipse. It promotes a show at a venue with illusions including a crypt of St Denis painted by M Bouton. Open daily, admission one shilling, with further notices about musical rehearsals and ticket sales.
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Dean
Will Ron Ea An Dhe Qataf Ortahor
London
St. Denis
camposEnes asEes
M. Bouton
Mt Syak
Three Musical Festival at Exeter Hall for Charities
An 1834 concert program lists distinct performances at Exeter Hall in aid of Westminster and Charing Cross Hospitals under royal patronage with prominent vocalists and an orchestra of about 700. It covers three installments from October 16 to November 3 including Handel, Mozart, Beethoven works, and a Messiah. Tickets are half a guinea with reserved seats at one guinea. Also includes a vote of thanks to Benjamin Hawes MP and a brief note from Hawes in Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister and
Charing-cross Hospitala
Panini Musicsellers
Exeter Hall
Weatmin‘haring Cross Hospitalaeter
Charing
Rent
Duchess of NT
Princess Victoria
Royal
Duke of Sussex
W. Knyvett
Miss Postans
Bruce
Madise, Garcia
Fanny Healy
Clara Novello
Sapio
Hawkins
Turner
Turle
Brownsmith
Henshaw
Jones
Mus
Handel
Judas Maccabeus
Jephthah
Samson
Mount of Olives
Mozart
Westminster
Charing-cross
Benjamin Hawes
Safety Benefit Society
Mills
Gerrard-street
Soho
Morning Herald
Morning Advertiser
True Sun
William Deane
Pickpockets and Robbery Network Dragged Before Lord Mayor
Juvenile pickpockets Clarke and Brown, the younger about thirteen, faced the Lord Mayor for stealing Mr Edward Wigan’s white silk handkerchief in Gracechurch street. Clarke admits Brown’s involvement. Clarke is labeled as gang leader and both sent to Newgate for trial. Also in Marylebone a pair Gardener and Beckett are linked to a lamp theft from solicitor Mr Phillips. Police hint at a larger organized gang, with further charges to be investigated. Fortuna tus Hemmings aided in capture. lamp identified as property of Mr Phillips. Gardener claims helping Beckett unhooked lamp. Additional case against Inscape for six Venetian blinds from Mr Cook’s shop.
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Mansion House
Clarke
Brown
Philip Parish
Edward Wigan
Gull
Gracechurch-street
Newgate
Marylebone
Danic Rossery
Thomas Gardener
William Beckett
Shutt
Phillips
Great Tichfield-street
Police
Thomas Faulkner
Great Tichfield Street
Phillip
Good-street
Fortunatus Hemmings
Faulkener
Edward Richard Phillips
Amp
Yorkshire Stinge
Becket
Beckett
Tyrrel
Beck
Inscape
Stingo Lane
Paddington
Ors Pp
Cook
New-street
Singleton
Porter
Rand
John Hull
Gace
Baker-street
East-street
Suse
Distress and theft cases plus a swindle at Covent Garden
Reports detail a prisoner found with tobacco and a letter to his mother, an indictment over blinds theft, and a crowding case at Worship Street under the New Poor Laws. A desertion case centers on Holt and Anderson over an infant left with Mrs. Holt in Ratcliff row. Additional items cover a drunken quarrel in Queen Square and a con man Carrotty Jack swindle at Marlborough Street with advice to check hay market scams in Covent Garden. Snowfall noted in Romsty.
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Messrs
Twyford and Grove
St. Luke
Holt
Ratcliff-row
St. Luke's
Eliza Sharman
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Twyford
St. Saviour’s
Queen-Square
Crim
John Southward
No. 8
New Peterstreet
Westminster
Letitia
Henry Lloyd
Base Anchorlane
Bermondsey
L Division
Lloyd
Dover Castle
Lambeth-marsh
Gregorie
Mag
Souuthward
Hertfordshire
London
Highgate
Oxford-street
Cumberland Market
R. Conant
Dutch Royal Speech Opens States General Session
The Hague October opening address reports favorable ties with foreign powers, confirms measures to ease burdens on subjects, applauds naval and land forces on furloughs, notes recovery in trade and fisheries, and outlines budget plans and commercial code revisions for 1834 1835. The text also covers Indian possessions, Sumatra tranquility, and public credit.
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Hague
Halland
Holland
India
Sumatra
West India Islands
Steam Carriage Clarification From Maceroni Letter
London, Oct 23 1834 Francis Maceroni addresses the editor to correct Brussels reports about a team carriage from England. He notes a trial near VilVerde on finished rails and contrasts it with his own patent steam carriages capable of two miles in five minutes on level roads and ten miles in thirty six minutes over hills.
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Haarlem
Brussels
R. Adair
Stratford Canning
England
France
Belgium
M. Lebeau
Amsterdam
Orton Fusps
Nebt
Amort
London
Borson Halle
Cortes AF. Haldimand and Sons
Warsaw
Rens D’armes
Vilverde
Marines
Euphrates ExPedition advances toward India route
Captain Chesney laid the plan for a Euphrates expedition from England with a chart made after two river journeys. A Commons Committee approved funding and Chesney was named Fellow of the Royal Society. Two steamers rise at Liverpool for Euphrates travel and a naval party including lieutenants, mates, a surgeon, engineers, and sappers will accompany the voyage to Bombay.
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Euphrates
India
Solomon
Chesney
Royal Artillery
Turkey
England
House of Commons
Royal Society
Liverpool
Hampshire Telegraph
Malta News On Turkish Fleet And Gloomy Plague In Constantinople
Extracts from Malta dated Oct 3 describe the Turkish fleet at the Imperial Palace including a 130 gun ship and several frigates while plague hinders crews and delays departures. Reports cite Mahomed Reshid Pacha to command an expedition, fears of Ibrahim Pacha in Syria, and possible Egyptian possessions. Other items cover squadron movements, ships at Malta and Cape of Good Hope dispatches, and commodore activity.
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Hampshire
Malta
Qour
Constantinople
Imperial Palace
Porte
Asia Minor
Rodri Pacha
Egypt
Syria
Osman Padi
Volage
G. B. Martin
Dardenelles
Bosphorus
Albania
Otho
Mundas
Tripoli
Pacha
Samos
Lagotheta
Thunderer
Tyne
Smyrna
Volaze
Corfu
Madagascar
Portland
Plymouth
England
Commissariat
Gibraltar
Spain
Beaver
Myteline
Orestes
Columbine
Hobbs
London
Chisme
W. B. and Co
Navarin
Cape St. Giovannia
Candia
Cape of Good Hope
Dorchester
Simon's Town
Hall
Martin
Liverpool
Maria
Johnson
East India Company
Euphrates
Buckham
Margaret
Ranken
Isis
Admiral Warren
B. O’urban
Dr. Smith
Cape Town
Interior
Africa
Prince Regent
Bombay
Warrior
New South Wales
Jamaica
Achilles
St. Helena
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Royal William
Henry
Donna Maria
Portugal
Thomas Bladen Capel
K.C.B
Lady Capel
Winchester
Sparshott
K.H
Madeira
East Indies
Ascension
Polkinghorne
Warren
Gambia
Bate
Regina
Chevalier Albini
Genoa
Lisbon
Blackwall
Sardinia
Woolwich
Sheerness
Earl of Belfast
White
Cowes
Pantaloon
Cory
Falmouth
Packet Service
Spithead
la Regina
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
Salamander
Etna
Ravencutter
The Viper Arrives at Falmouth with Lisbon Advices
The Viper has arrived at Falmouth from Lisbon bearing advices dated the 11th anticipated by the Soho. The intelligence in the letter published yesterday is doubted but not on sufficient grounds. We did not profess to vouch for its accuracy.
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Falmouth
Lisbon
Soho
Privy Council Plans Inquiries Over Fire Mystery
The Lords of the Privy Council voted to commission a government insider to investigate the Dudley area for witnesses who heard Mr. Cooper claim Parliament was on fire. A return of witnesses is pending, and the council will reconvene only then. Cooper’s sanity rumors are dismissed as unfounded amid praise for his calm conduct.
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the Privy Council
Lords of the Privy Council
Cooper
Dudley
Parliament
Privy Council
Fee. Cooper
Bush Inn
St. James’s
Pimlico
Westminster
Bellamy
Peateraer
House of Lords
Inquests Report Dual Suicides At Swans and King and Queen
Two coroner hearings reveal self destruction in one case and a fatal hanging in Spitalfields. Hayden’s death cited as temporary mental derangement. Isaac Ferry, 55, a weaver, is described as violently erratic and left by his wife before hanging himself, verdict Insanity. Local jury and witnesses recount disturbances and a broken bed rail.
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Swan and
Sugar Loaf
Fetterlane
Payne
Hayden
King and Queen
Hare-street
Spitalfields
Baker
Isaac Ferry
Sarah Gardener
Hutchinson
Sarcen
Stays Spark Bathhouse Banter in Turkish Tea Scene
Lady Mary Wortley Montague recalls a Turkish bath scene where a hostess unveils a stiff stays to mock English marital confinement. The remark highlights cultural contrasts and flirtatious satire as visitors observe women humorously humiliated yet treated as curiosities.
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Mary Wortley Montague
Turkey
Mirrer
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Deane
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Albion
Sunday Herald
Dispatch
Salisbury Herald
Bristol Journal
Old England
Plymouth Herald
Lawson
Baillie
Police Intelligence
York Hotel
York-street
Coventgarden
J.S. Simmons
Tyrell
Romsty
Foreign Intelligence
Ae Majesty
Ce Voilot A 'Escury
M. Byleveled
M. Luzoc
Wee
M. Collot d’ Escury
M. Collot d’Escury
Staat’s Courant
the Hague
Oor
Field Marshal
Prince Frederick
Berlin
Prince of Orange
Natalie von Schacowsky
Texel
Robert Clapperton
Hamburgh
Hamburg
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Principality of Leuchtenburg
Saxe Gotha
Prussia
Rhine
Prince Augustus
ST. Petersburgh
Kaluga
Orel
Stockholm
Cuxhaven
Neuwerk
Christiana
Petersburgh
Duke Albert of Mecklenburg Scheyerin
Ludwigelust
St. Schuld
Count Canerin
the True Sun
Francis Maceroni
Portsmouth
Samarang
C. P
Gulf of Mexico
West Indies
Hamoaze
San Josef
Industry
Sorell
Milan
Sporto
Corunna
Lorens Sorrell
David Baird
Renat
Vernon
J. M'Kerlie
Earl of Mintonf
Elliot
Admiralty
Barham
C.B
Vourls
Royal Marines
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