New Hat Establishment Opens at 7 New Hat Establishment Strand
Richards and Co announce the opening of a new hat shop at 7 New Hat Establishment Strand corner of Savoy-street selling fashionable hats including superfine bears at twenty one shillings and a large variety of Ladies riding hats livery opera and children's hats plus caps. premises at 303 Strand to let. Pope Brothers and Co thank customers for support as coal price reductions continue with fixed cash on delivery quotes and multiple addresses for purchase and delivery.
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Strand
Savoy-street
Noals
Pope, Brothers
WJ Co
Stewart's
Hetton
Lambton’s
Wall's End
Tasc Qln
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwrich
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
The Grove Trade and Market Views in Briefnote
The article notes rising grove trade demand due to short goods supply and workers in hop picking. It cites foreign skins price increases from seven to ten pounds per hundred. It also reports on Jesse Holland’s arrest for leaving his wife and children in Mansfield and the public sympathy there. A Hampshire Telegraph item discusses Cundy proposals for a Portsmouth to London railroad with commentary on Southampton and Brighton lines and potential Act timing.
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Worcester Journal
Jesse Holland
Manchester
Southwell
Mansfield
Worksop
Nottingham
Hampshire Telegraph
Messrs. Cundy
Portsmouth
London
Southampton
Brighton
Messrs. C
Insolvent Debtors Court Proceedings in London
The Insolvent Debtors Court session on October 23 featured cases of Shonen Belton and others. Belton faced scrutiny over a legac y of 921 with 231 unaccounted. special balance sheet was ordered amended. Richard Rugg Jarvis sought discharge amid bankruptcy actions. John Peck's case was postponed for invoices and inventory. Insolvent Eilat Jusnes O'Brien died before hearing.
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Reynolds
Bowen
Shonen Belton
Richard Rugg Jarvis
Newroad
Marylebone
Cooke
John Peck
Covuke
Nichols
Eilat Jusnes O'Brien
Police court notes from London and surrounding districts
A detailed London police docket reports a conductor Stephen Flemmington fined for assault and hat theft on an omnibus from Whitechapel to Hyde Park Corner, with further cases in Hatton Garden and Marylebone including preaching disputes, drunkenness, a street altercation, and a stabbing threat. Also contains court actions over unstamped papers, public preaching clashes, and regional farm price updates and hop market reports.
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Stephen Flemmington
Whitechapel
Hyde Park Corner
Sanderson
Coventry-street
Conant
George Farrant
Hatton-Garden
Smith
Penzance
Nesbit
Tottenham Court Road
Whitfeld's
Jesus Christ
James
Laing
Mr. Laing
Mr. Smith
Reid
Guoodge-street
Tottenham-court-ruad
England
Ireland
King appoints Grant secretary to legation in Madrid
October notices announce John Macpherson Grant appointed Secretary to His Majesty's Legation at Madrid. Also Thomas Harling junior approved as Consul at Cowes for the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg. Insolvency declared for William Radcliffe, plus bankrupts Henry Davis and Hoonah Plant with surrender dates and court details.
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Foreign Office
John Macpherson Grant
Madrid
Thomas Harling
Cowes
Henry Davis
Bristol
Scrivener
Commercial Rooms
Messrs
Poole and Gamlen
Gray’s Inn-square
London
Livett
Hoonah Plant
Congleton
Cheshire
Victualler
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
Mr. Monk
John Kingsford
Northgate
Canterbury
Guildhall
Curteis and
Kingsford
Egan and Waterman
Essex-street
Strand
Equitable Labour Exchanges Arrive in Birmingham Branch
A Birmingham visit to the National Equitable Labour Exchange reports strong activity and goodwill between depositors and exchangers. The piece notes the system lets producers deposit goods to trade without money, aiding industrious classes amid low trade. A trusted gentleman tours Ireland to enable exchanges for Irish provisions and Birmingham wares, with plans for further branches and a Limerick start."
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Birmingham
National Equitable Labour Exchange
Ireland
Limerick
Silk Trade Signals Buoyant Bengal Silk Market
The East India Company's quarterly Bengal silk sale drew strong attendance from manufacturers and traders. Prices rose across Bengal and China silks, with Bengal bales up about 25 percent and private trade Bengal up 30 percent from June. Current warehouse stocks total 7,410 bales across Bengal and private trade silks.
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East India Company
China
Bengal
The Glorious Encertainty and a Discharged Prisoner
In Leicestershire Daniel Harper faced horse theft charges but was acquitted due to an indictment error as the gelding differed from a horse. The case sparked debate on whether to retry, but was ultimately postponed and then discharged, with the chairman noting guilt supported by evidence. Also Sheffield Botanical Gardens seeks patrons Earl Fitzwilliam Lord Milton and others to supply plants and support the project.
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Leicestershire
Daniel Harper
Matthew Laidler
Hildyard
Crown
Humfrey
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Botanica, GaRpens
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Milton
Sheffield Botanical Gardens
Duke of Devonshire
Wortley
Lord Wharncliffe
John Stuart Wortley
Lord Nharncliffe
Sheffield
Wakefield Journal
Repeal of the Union and Irish politics in Cork and Mallow
The piece surveys Irish political press stance on repeal and Whig policy, cites the Evening Mail, and notes the planned disruption of Kilmainham Royal Hospital. It records accounts of Carew’s evidence on the Union, a Navy retreat, Catholic and Protestant cooperation for a chapel, and calls for impartial trials. It ends with a Mallow persecution scene and upcoming elections.
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Ireland
Evening Mail
Kilmainham
Dublin
England
Jam Freetus Armis
Royal Hospital
Leeland
Freeman's Journal
Morning Register
Mallow
Register
Jephson
Daunt
Whig interference and a Belfast assault noted
The Belfast Chronicle reports on a landlord dispute near Mallow involving tenants and landlords like the Wrixon Beechers and Lombards, questioning if a local liberal lord spoke for popular rights. It also covers Captain Watkin’s court martial being dropped and a Dublin bridge attack on Henry Fegan, a Roman Catholic, with details of the vandalism and a Belfast correctional inquiry.
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Ign
Sephaon
Wrixon Beechers
Stowells
Creaghs
Lombards
Newmans
Mallow
Watkin
15Th Hussars
Lord Brudenell
Freenun
Dublin Bridge
Malone Road
Henry Fegan
Fegan
Sandyroy
Belfast
Army Movements and Deployments from Irish Garrisons
From the Limerick Chronicle a detailed march and embarkation plan unfolds. Captain Canch and company of the 5th Regiment with Lt Greaves move from Killaloe toward Cashel while the 26th depot from Templemore replaces units at Nenagh and Killaloe. Depots across England head to Ireland on message for early embarkation, with Cork at the center preparing ships for Malta Jamaica and Barbados reliefs.
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Limerick Chronicle
Canch
Sth Regiment
Greaves
Killaloe
Cashel
Templemore
Ath
Nenagh
England
Ireland
Tynemouth
Gosport
Portsmouth
Chatham
Sheerness
Cork
Fermoy
Liwiper
Ucork
West Indies
Malta
Jamaica
Vis
7Th Or Royal.Fusiliers
92D Highlanders
Gibraltar
15Th Hussars
Thomas Arbuthnot
Barbadoes
India
Lord Kitzrey Somerset
Horse Guards
Lord Halt
Hulsey"Vivian
Henry Howard
Macroom Church
Halloran
Macroom
Richard’. Davies
Macroom Castle
Moriarty
Davies
The Unputatine Railway Plan Attracts Fresh Experiments
A long report notes renewed tests at Sutton inclosure confirming Mr. Badnall’s undulated railway concept for locomotive power. A patent has been issued and interest grows as observers see potential efficiency gains and practical feasibility beyond prior skeptics.
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Liverpool
Sutton
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True Sun
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AxoTuér
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