Steam Navigation and Books Advertisements of 1830s Dublin
An OCR filled page lists steam packet routes from Dublin to Plymouth and Ramsgate with weekly departures and offices in London and Ramsgate. It includes notices for the General Steam Navigation Company, vessel schedules to Ostend Dieppe and Margate, and agent details. A large block advertises Cringle's Log second edition, and a raft of literary notices and early 19th century publications with prices and auction dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAM
Dublin
Bel
Plymouth
Palmouth
Iayob
William
Mouth
Fawcest
G. Brooks
Cratched-friars
Regent Circus
BAM Navigation Company General
General Steam Navigation Company
Ostend
RRS
Ae Salugne
Brighton
Dieppe
Ramsgate
Margate
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Messrs
Haymarket
Colman
Charing-cross
W. Chaplin
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
Charles Bessell
London
Boand
Appointment and insolvency notices in the Gazette of 1834
The Gazette records the Queen appointing William Ashley as Treasurer and Vice-Chamberlain and Reverend John Ryle Wood as Chaplain among other royal commissions. It lists insolvency declarations and bankrupts across England with dates for surrender and court appearances, followed by dividend announcements and partnerships dissolved. It also includes an agricultural report summary for 1833 with population, sowing, grain stores, and rouble exchange data.
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Liverpool
Dharry
Ta &D.tota
Furei BM
Ieee
Benee
Beas
Eng
Bond
India
Reese
Peawrenees
Petersburg
Pacers Itto
Atzig
Queen’s House
St. James's
William Ashley
John Ryle Wood
Thomas Henry Holberton
John Cook
Dartford
Kent
Martha Elizabeth Buroard
Bideford
Devonshire
Horatio Jones
Poultry
Chinaman
Robert Gatenby
High-street
Shadwell
Grocer
Templer and Shearman
Great Tower-street
Abbott
Richard Bailey
Wotton-under-Edge
Gloucestershire
Old Bellion
Dursley
van Landau
Old Jewry
London
Dyer
Wotton-under- Edge
John Watson Smith
North Shields
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Dunn and
Dobie
Gray's-Inn
Wilson
Daniel Harris
Strand
Hosier
Court of Bankruptcy
Garrard
Suffolk-street
Pall-mall East
Green
King’s Arms Yard
Jonathan Shaw
Great Driffield
Yorkshire
Talbot Fon
Halifax
Jaques, Battye
Edwards
Barnard’s Inn
Mitchell
Frederick Charles Crane
Upper Bedford-place
Russell-square
Chesewright
Birchin-lane
Gibson
Basinghall-street
Joshua Sarfata de Pinna
Bucklersbury
Feather and Leghorne
Gates
Limestreet
King's Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Thomas Meredith Jones
Birmingham
Dee’s Royal Hotel
Harrison
Messrs
Norton
Chaplin
Gray's Sunsquare
Thomas Prosser
Coleshill
Warwickshire
Draper
Nev
Hen and Chickens
Chilton
Chancery-lane
Benson and Suckling
Irmingham
John Berks Peak
Market-Drayton
Shropshire
Newcastle-under-Lyme
King’s Benchwalk
Temple
Hyatt and Harvey
Robert Skinner
Exmouth
Half-moon Inn
Exeter
D. B. Hole
Acrelane
Brixton
Victualler
S.c. Jamea
Digbeth
Pork
Butcher
Asion Inn
R. and
J.mansfield
Thirsk
Millers
Golden Fierce
H. Perkins
Reading
Berks
Black Horse Inn
T. Waller
Hightown
Birstal
Session House
Wakefield
A.W. Collard
Walton-Breck
Atone
Clarendon Rooms
South Johnstreet
W. Durrant
Lindfield
Sussex
A. Vaudrey
Manchester
J. Bach
Aintree
W. Carp
W. R. Williams
East Retford
Nottingham
C. Winn
R. Tronson
J. J
T. Hallam
W. Hopkins
Frome Selwood
Somerset
Hirst and Skilbeck
Huddersfield
H. Barnes
Faversham
Davies and Co
Bristol
Brade and Co
Pernambuco
Macquire and Mobbs
Oxford
Pickardton and Co
Burr
Joliffe and Routh
Austin Friars
Beckett and Co
Williams and Thompson
Regent-street
Fastman and Wrangham
Macfarlane and Byers
Glasgow
Madrid
Lord Palmerston
Paris
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Berlin
Cortes
Honourable Chamber OF Procuradores
Spain
Chamber of Procuradores
Chamber
London Stock Exchange
Count Torreno
Joans
Goebhard Joan
Cortea
Portugal
Torreno
The late gales wreck ships and threaten lives
Disastrous weather reports from the coast recount the loss and damage from recent gales. The Eagle, a Peterhead and London Shipping Co. smack, ran ashore south of Bridlington after a violent voyage from London, with cargo mostly saved, while another unnamed Scotch vessel and crews were lost. Captain Steward reports cargo salvage possible. more wrecks feared as storms persist. The London, Banff, and Dundee vessels are in the Bay, with numerous ships mast and gear lost, and further bad news anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Colman
Downe's Wharf
James Stephenson
Lloyd’s
Brindlington
Peterhead
London New Shipping Company
Eagle
J. Steward
London
Bripiincton Quay
Steward
Colman
Bridlington
Andrew Mearns
Montrose and London Shipping Company
Smack Eagle
Dundee
Baron de Noval Dies Near Barnes Green Surrey
Sunday afternoon around three o'clock the Baron and Baroness de Noval were near their villa at Barnes Green when the Baron suddenly collapsed and died. Medical aid failed to save him. Reports praise his benevolence and loss to all. Later, Mr. Poynor hosted 60 labourers at his Winchcomb cottage with toasts, and on Monday gave a large meal to 280 poor and families, followed by a lively ball and songs. He also organized a dinner for Codrington supporters at Cooper's Hall.
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RK. L
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Oawhyn
Catherineereet
Strand
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Chaple
Pall-nall
Hayes
M‘phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Courtenay
European Magazine
Eday
Sy Philis
Weasel
Mich Dery
Inspector and Literary Review
de Noval
Barnes Green
Surrey
John Palin
Poynor
Codrington
Greenall
Cooper’s Hall
Cheltenham Chronicle
Reformers of the north invite Lord Durham to Belfast dinner
The Reformers in northern Ireland plan a public dinner for Lord Durham in Belfast. The Belfast requisition drew about 200 signatures in hours, signaling strong local engagement.
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North of Ireland
Lord Durham
Belfast
Martin
Animals’ Friend Society
Gravesend
Pass
John Flower
Thomas Lunt
George Baird
Nicholas Norman
Smithfield
Holbornhill
Fetter Lane
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
Smithfield Market
Watermen's Company faces scrutiny over bye laws and abuses
The Watermen's Company, led by prime warden and court of assistants, faced inquiries about its charter, bye laws, and alleged abuses. Questions centered on apprenticeship rules, double standards for freedom, and disputes with steam boats, with fines and legal actions noted as part of longstanding tensions.
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Drinkwater
Watermens’ Company
Court of Assistants
Banyon
Watermens” Company
William the Third
Westminster Bridge
Vauxhall Bridge
Beache
Layton
Brentford
Woodthorpe
Henry Thomas
Watermen of
Watermen’s Company
Dawson
Watermen’s Hall
Beadle
Bunyon
Awson
London Bridge
Dawes
Lambeth-street
Turnley
John Calcomb
Watermen
Colcomb
Todd
Cranes Wharf
Thames-street
King’s Bench
Clockmakers’ Company
Commissioner Jardine
Church of England
London Clock Makers and allied trades in guilds
Report to the House of Commons details conduct, fines, and governance of City of London trades. It covers the Clock Makers Company, Carmens, Founders, Joiners, and other guilds, with notes on membership, livery, licences, courts, fines, patrimony, and charity, plus proposed inquiry dates and a Paris news item on Mlle Bourgoin and Countess of Bridgewater.
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Lackwood
Pyrenees
Thomas Aird
Adam Ochlenschlaeger
Ness
Rolls
Davenport
Carter
Goodall
Goodyear
Bacon
Agar
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Richter
Wood
Prout
Cattermole
Wright
Chisholme
Westall
Wyatt
T. K. Hervey
Delta
the Old Sailor
W. L. Stone
H. D. Inglis
H. F. Chorley
William and Mary Howitt
Mra. C. Gore
Misa Landon
Isabel Hill
Mra. Lee
Agnes Strickland
Belore
the Gazette OF
Gloucester-house
the Duke of Gloucester
Percy Douglas
Whitehall
John Suckling
County of Warwick
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Court OF Aldermen
Raphael
Alderman Atkins
Alderman Copeland
Venables
Kelly
Walla
Alderman Venables
Chapman Marshall
M.P
House of Comm
King’s Head
Carmens’ Company
Commissioner Drinkwater
James I
Christ’s Hospital
Founders’ Company
F. Palgrave
Grey
Joiners’ Company
Ellis
Worshipful Company of Joiners
Elizabeth
Fishimongers’ Hall
Mdlle Bourgoin
Theatre Francais
M. Toreno
France
ale _ Asugince
Bridgewater
Bowring
Marseilles
Chamber of Commerce
Toulon
Galignani