Official Lottery and New Publications in London Trade
Official notice of the Second Glasgow Lottery to be drawn at Coopers Hall London with prizes paid in money. Also advertised are Charles Whitehead Lives of English Highwaymen and Robbers and new editions of Rennie’s Pharmacopias with added medicines. Londons shops offer hats at high prices, wines and spirits auctioned at Hambro Coffee House, and Samuel Lancaster wine catalogues.
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Coopers’ Hall
London
G. 5
Tregear
Cheapside
Martineau
Raser’s
Boaden
India
England
The
Westminster Review
Lady Morgan
Miller
James Fraser
Regent-street
Rennie
Edinburgh
Dublin
Paris
Veterinary College
James Rennie
King's College
Quarterly
Journal of Foreign Medicines
Leudon
Baldwin and Cradock
Machlachlan and Stewart
Finlays
Glasgow
W.F. Wakeman
Hambro
Water-lane
Tucxspar
Cape
Old Mountain
Lisbon
Wedderburn
Fortifications in Upper Canada Debate Ends in Costly Policy Critique
The Colonial Advocate argues against costly fortifications and military works in Upper Canada, accusing Secretary Stanley of using bribery and intimidation to divide colonists. It cites reports from Kingston, York, and Halifax about forts, canals, and the deployment of Captain Bonnycastle and Colonel Nicholl, portraying the plan as ruinous and aims to control the people through expense.
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Westminster Review
Kingston Papers
Stanley
Montreal Gazette
Halifax
York
Upper Canada
Bonnycastle
R.E
Nicholl
Kingston
Ireland
Colonial Advocate
Canada Paper
Death by Fire at General Hill Public House
Inquest held on Mrs. Elizabeth Green at the General Hill public-house in Elsen. Her nephew, Mr. Joseph Haynes of Chel Sea, said she stayed with him at Fulham and on Thursday morning leapt from her room and set ablaze. He extinguished the flames, but she died the next day after severe burns. Verdict: Accidental death. Also noted are forged bills causing heavy losses to commerce, including a case where 20,0000 in securities were forged and lodged with a strong house. A harsh warning on due diligence amid easy money circulation.
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Archibald
Ately
James Graham
Duke of Bedford
Major Graham
Whittington
Mivart
Admiralty
Peter-street
Chavell
Mendicity Society
Robertson
Susan Lygon
White
House of Correction
Wilton Terrace
Pimlico
Mr. White
Metropolitan Police Act
Davis
Hatton-Garden
Ann Dixon
George Goddard
Robert Bunting
Red Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Imeiete
Eleanor Groves
Benjamin Well
Joseph Gitter
Huaysman
Newgate
Scales
Portsoken
Johnson
Bishopsgate
Price
Cotton
Alderman Lucas
Guildhall
Chapman Marshall
Mr. Scales
Mr. Woodthorpe
Lucas
Woodthorpe
Richards
Coster
C. Hunter
Alr. Scales
Court of
King’s Bench
Aary
Baker vs Hempson breach of bread supply debt case
LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHERIFF'S COURT October 29. Grant against Hempson over an unpaid balance for bread and flour supplied from November 1831 to January 1833. Plaintiff’s journeyman testified only 8 11s 11d was paid. defendant’s solicitor argued for verdict on that amount. Jury returned for plaintiff for 8 11s 11d.
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Sheriff's Court
Grant Ft. Hempsoon
Fettertane
Holborn
Informers press licensed victuallers at Bow Street case drop
A long running Bow Street session focused on informers accusing licensed victuallers of law violations. Witnesses contradict each other over Sunday sales at the York Arms and other houses, leading to dismissal of several cases. Prosecutions against the informer and witnesses are anticipated.
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Bow
Gianlsabells
Carter
York Arms
St. Clement's
Mr. Jennings
Charles Jackson
Seymour-place
Euston-square
Richard Terry
St. Clement’s
Jeremiah Leary
Byers
Mr. Leary
Jennings
F. Roe
Halls
John Challis Smith
Clement's Lane
St. Clement’s Church
Marlborough Street
Henry Tomkins
Marley
Cork-street
West
Clarke
Conant
Beese
Peter Moore
Margaret Pembroke
Lord Stafford
Manchester Square
Lower
Berkeley-street
Queen-Square
Joseph Robertson
Charles Whittington
Mivart
Mendicity Society
Chavell
Major Graham
James Graham
Whittington
Admiralty
James
Campbell
Brixton
Scales and Portsoken Alderman Case and Woolwich Protest
A letter from Woolwich attacks government economy as oppression of mechanics discharging workers and paying soldiers while clerks stay. The Portsoken Ward alderman election dispute ends with Mr Scales not sworn in, Mr Johnson sworn in as alderman after courtroom confrontation and remarks.
Promotion iN THE ARMy Major Rose and Royal lineage
Promotion notes describe Hugh Henry Rose entering the army in 1822 as an Ensign in the 19th Regiment, now a Major in the 92d Highlanders, with Noel as senior Captain previously but commanded by Rose for four years due to parliamentary backing from Sir George Rose. Separate items report Worcester Yeomanry units ordered to Dudley over colliers wage protests. order restored after employers met demands. A shipping and manufactures committee witness says he extended 250000 pounds credit since May for sugar, with debts paid promptly and no bad debts.
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Hugh Henry Rose
92D Highlanders
Noel
George Rose
Worcesterhire Yeomanry
Dudley
Worcester
Committee On Shipping and Manufactures
Paget Defends Sandhurst Cadets In Bagshot Coach Riot
Rear Admiral Charles Paget publishes a statement on the Southampton Bagshot coach clash involving Sandhurst cadets. He recalls hats knocked, a coach whip strike, and a brief affray halted by authorities. Ten cadets identified, ordered to pay five pounds for each broken head and for the coachman, with cadet bounds restricted by the governor.
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Sandhurst College
Southampton
Charles Paget
R.M. College
the King
Bagshot
Sir James Graham and the Admiralty Board
A critical survey of Sir James Graham as Hull’s MP and later head of the Admiralty. The piece accuses him of abandoning promises to seamen, opposing public access to court-martial minutes, endorsing impressment, and favoring secrecy and patronage. It denounces naval court-martials as biased, the Admiralty defending its members, and questions governance and accountability.
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Hazael
Syria
James Graham
Hull
Admiralty
House of Commons
James
Court of King’s Bench
Board of Admiralty
Admiralty Board
Lords Commissioners
J. Graham
John Wilson Croker
France
Southampton
Jones
Appointments and notices from the Foreign Office and Bankruptcy
The Gazette lists appointments including John Macpherson Grant as Secretary to Majesty's Legation at Madrid and Mr. Thomas Harling, jun., as Consul at Cowes for the Grand Duke. It records a declaration of insolvency for William Radcliffe and a long list of bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and related notices across Derbyshire, Bristol, Manchester, Canterbury, and London.
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Foreign-office
John Macpherson Grant
Madrid
Thomas Harling
Cowes
Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh Schewrin
Henry Davis
Bristol
Scrivener
Commercial Rooms
Poole and Gamlen
Gray’s Inn-square
London
Messrs
Livett
Congleton
Cheshire
Victualler
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Look
John Kingsford
Canterbury
Guildhall
Curteis
Kingsford
Peste Egan
Waterman
Essex-street
Strand
Naen
F. Armnson
Melcombe-place
Dorset Square
J. F. Taylor
Great St. Helen's
Bishopstate-street
P. East
Tavistock
Covent-garden
W.R. Mott
Throgmorton-street
Cheapside
W. B. Moore
Church-street
Westminster
T. Fulton
Change-aliey
R. Hillier
Newport
Monmouthshire
Messrs. Prothero and Phillips
Town Hall
Doncaster
B. Davies
Fishguard
Pembrokeshire
J. Blake
Blandford Forum
Dorsetshire
Grosvernor Arms Inn
Shaftesbury
J. Smith
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
John Duffy
Huish
Devonshire
Clarence Hotel
Exeter
J. Green
Colchester
Essex
J. Slater
B. Slater
J. Marshall
Mincioglane
H. Dean
Fore-street
Cripplegate
R. Watson
Bury
Lancashire
J. Haytread
Silsce
Bedfordshire
J. M. Wrigley
Pontefract
Yorkshire
J. Atkins
Oxford
H. Cashen
E.cashen
P. Parr
F. Parr
Yiewsley
Hillingdon
Middlesex
T. FE. Lee and Co
Birmingham
H.G. Horton
South-square
Gray's Inn
J. Towers
W. Kirlew
Woburno-mews
Woburn-place
Russell-square
S. Fallows
G. Appleby
Stackort
W. Hrant
C. Allerton
Eartshorne
Ateeeg Shire
W. Donald
G. Black
Ioverary
Aberdeen
T. C. Pattison
W. Pinkerton
Carlisle
T. Cawthorn and Co
Idol Lane
Towerstreet
T. Cawthorn
Assessed Taxes Protest Meeting in Liberty of Saffron Hill
A large meeting of Liberty inhabitants at Little Saffron-hill Workhouse endorsed immediate repeal of house and window taxes. Resolutions urged legal efforts to abolish taxes, condemned government pledges, and urged resistance to tax collection while praising noncompliant auctioneers and brokers.
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Saffronhill
Hatton-Garden
Elly Bents
Esterday
Saffron-hill
B. J. Armatrong
Paul
Roby
Hill
Oliver
Savage
Marylebone
Bartellot
St. Andrew
Holborn
Moore
Green
Bodger
Buckworth
Omnibus Service Growth and Tax Protest At Fleet Street Shop
Fortnightly travel expands with forty omnibuses and stages departing hourly from Paddington to the Bank. A Fleet Street shopkeeper displays a placard refusing assessed taxes attracting crowds until the ward inquest orders removal by the beadle.
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Paddington
Bank
Fleet-street
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Ashsey
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Efingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
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Savoy-street
Richards and Co
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LAW Intelligence
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Royal Regiment of Sappers
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Harding
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Court OF Aldermen
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Berkshire Chron
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