Desirable Presents for Accomplished Females and New Literary Volumes
An advertising summary noting The Most Desirable Present for Accomplished Females with engravings and poetry from Wilhelm Sams and publishers and lists Walter Scott The Mirror new volume with engravings of Abbotsford and Dryburgh Abbey. It advertises the Foreign Quarterly Review No XX with contents and prices, complete volumes offer, and bookshop details across London and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Lady’s Magazine
Court of ST. James's
WV. Sams
St. James’s Street
Robinson
St. Pee
Allan A
Cunningham
Mrs. Norton
Colley Grattan
Thomas Haynes Bayly
Thomas Hood
H- Liddell
Hemans
Mackenzie
Thomas Pringto
Walter Scott
the Mirror
Price
Sir Walter Scott
Abbotsford
Dryburgh Abbey
Lord Eldon
Zoological Gardens
Lisbon
John Limbird
Strand
FOREIGN QUARTERLY _ REVIEW
Chateaubriand
Italy
Gouverneur Morris
Portugal
Sorelli
Louis Pipe M. Douville
Foreign Quarterly Review
Falk
Goethe
Lotze
Wetstein
Ranke
Venice
Poland
France
Germany
Russia
Switzerland
Treuttel
Wurts
Richter
Soho Square
Young
Taviatock-street
Coventon
Wurtz
Paris
Strasburg
Robert Cadell
Thomas Clark
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
Continent
America
Broad Theatrical Mail Coach Advertisements of 19th Century London
A dense listing of mail and post coaches across England notes routes from London to Birmingham Exeter Bath and Plymouth with timings fares and partner inns. It highlights Holyhead Devonport and other city connections, speed improvements and new fare reductions, plus numerous named coaches like Swan with Two Necks Spread Eagle and Cheltenham Magnet. Also mentions book transmission service and publishers’ distribution advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark‘s
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Eliot
Bath and Exeter
Riley’s
York House
Bath
Stroudwater Mail
Bristol
Townsend’s Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s
Lacy
Birmingham Tally-Ho
I. Waddell
Swan Inn
Gqventry
Coventry
Packwood
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Riegate
Canterbury
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Plough
Nottingham
Derby
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountain Hotel
Chaplin. and Co
Lancaster Borough Election Report in The Lancaster Herald
Mr Simpson of London has retired from the field after a poor reception. The current members Mr Green and Mr Stewart are likely to compete. Green canvassed electors and was well received while Stewart arrived Friday from the North as bells rang in Lancaster.
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Walter
K. Boke
Clobeliss
Mile-end
King
E. Booley
Queen Street
Shilfelds
I. A. Sharwood
Bishopgate Witham
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Meen
Whitechapel-road
Prout
Strand
Croas-street
Islington
High-street
Borough
Allison
Bethnal-green
Farrar
Hendebourck
Holborn
Led Kingdom
N.B
I. Burwood
W. Walter
Shley Cooper
London
Liverpool
Well’s-street
Sherwood
Bishopsgate-street
Oram
Blackman-street
Middletow
Kingdom
Lancaster Borovcu
Simpson
Green
Stewart
Lancaster Herald
Diplomatic Appointments and Insolvency Notices in The Gazette
The Gazette lists October 1832 foreign appointments: Sir Stratford Canning named Ambassador Extraordinary to the Emperor of All the Russias. John Fortrell named Consul at Dublin. Aired Fox named Consul at Falmouth. Also Royal license allows Wilmer Gossip and Thomas George Gossip to assume the surname Gossip. Declares insolvencies for James Udall, Alexander Scott, Rosetta Emden, Thomas Taylor. Bankruptcy notices for multiple individuals with hearing dates and official assignees follow. Dividends, certificates, and dissolutions of partnerships complete the notices.
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True Sun
Daly
Wigh-street
St. Giles
McBeare
Kingstreet
Spow-hill
Strange
Newington-causewayes
Finsbury Tree
Strang
Oter
Hutchinson
Strand
Greville-street
Hatton-garden
Lovett
Gray’s Inn-road
Cowie
Mr. Watling
Strandthaway
Newsman
Royal Exchange Metian
Warren
Fi Cooper
Borough-road
Lands-Place
Westminster-road
Watkins
Cooperative Society
Poland-street
Ox.street
Fi Hetherington
Kingsgate
Holborn
Union-place
Ly TC ‘Augero
Hercules-buildings
Lambeth
My. T. Milner
Marsham-street
Westminster
Mees
Wr. Horve
Collingford
Phoenix
Union-street
Lisson-grove
Aries Smith
Mincing-lane
Chap. Elliott
Change
Holywell-street
Joan Ross
Stoke Newington
Clarence-place
Vauxhall-street
Wifo Wallis
Hexopstead-roid
Fewr. H . Murphy
Commercial-place
Hampstead
Fortune
Clement-street
In House
Whittle
Grapes Tavern
Crispin-street
Spitalfields
Waterloo
Waterloo-road
George Moore
Or Warren
Sir Isaac Newton
Middlesex
Tadeepacre
Old Kent-road
Lloyd
Dibson-street
James
Meenie
Maiden-lane
Covent-garden
G Ad Cleve
Fitzroy-square
Central Exchange Bank
Red Lion-square
Crett
Theobald's-road
Princes-street
Farringdon-street
Coffee
Newgate-street
Bridge House-place
Newston Causeway
Horne
Shute
Diarmid
New-street-square
Marquis of Wellesley
Cromer-street
Gray's Ne
Castle-street
Leicester
Soho
Ginnvill
Barton-street
Thomas - Ata
Birchin-lane
Weolli
Wade
Ven
King’s Arms
Wotton-place
Cornwall-roa
Alexander
Neweman
City-road
Potter
the Peacock
Francie-Street
Clement
Marylebone-lane
T- W
Johnsony
Foreign Office
Stratford Canning
G.C.B
John Fortrell
Dublin
Aired Fox
Falmouth
Whitehall
Wilmer Gossip
Thomas George Gossip
Randall Gossip
Thorpe Arch-hall
County of
York
Wilmer
James Udall
Upper-street
Islington
Alexander Scott
Francis-satreet
Tottenham-court
Rosetta Emden
Bristol
Thomas Taylor
Egham
Surrey
John Tyler
Blackman-street
Southwark
Court of Bankruptcy
Robinson
Castle
Brewer's Street
Saint Pancras
Clark
St. Swithin’s-lane
Lombard-street
John Lancashire
Draycott Field
Derbyshire
King’s Head Inn
Derby
Capes
Raymond
Gray’s Inn
London
Flewker
John Gibson
Manchester
Dog and Partridge Inn
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Chew
George McLaren
Palace Inn
Hadfield and
Crown-court
Cheapside
William Parker
Leeds
Grocer
Bell, Broderick
Bell
Bow Churchyard
William Thomas Godfrey
Wolver
Bexhill
Sussex
Michael
Red Lion Square
Scriven
Hastings
Green
King's Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Horatio Carter
Smart
Percy
Bedford-square
Abbott
Robert Reynolds
Star Inn
Jones and Hughes
Wheeler
J. Bullock
Southend
Essex
M. Treacy
King-street
J. Backhouse
Great St. Helen’s
C. Andrew
W. Bailes
Comptonstreet
Clerkenwell
W. Richardson
Adam’s Court
Broad-street
J. White
Maddox-street
Hanover-square
W. Willmington
Milborne-port
Somersetshire
J. L. Gardner
Little Tower-street
Banknpte
J. Maberly
R. Bullen
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Antelope Inn
T. C. Cawley
Axminster
Devonshire
George Inn
J. Woolsey
J. Secker
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
W. Timothy
Leigh
Worcestershire
Star and
Ball-court
Cornhill
T. W. Willett
Ernest-street
Regent's Park
W. Batson
Burringham
Lincolnshire
Corm
T. Parnham
East Retford
Nottinghamshire
J. Gibson
Northwich
Cheshire
E. Downey
J. H. Macher
Wapping
J. Armstrong
J. Clarke
Spalding
Drapers
W. H. Savory
3. Scovell
Love Lane
Billingsgate
J. Sheldon
J. Smith
Birmingham
A. Caparo
J. Shardlow
T. Cole
J. Daw
Jan
D. Wall
H. Bragg
Brickhill-lane
J. R. Featherston and Co
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J. S. Banstead and Co
Bishopsgate-street
T. Sparrow
R. Hutchinson
R. Elsted
New Bond Street
E. Brunsdon
W. White
J. Mills
Lincoln
J. Jennings
W. Webb
Bath
S. Haddon
C.F. Fenton
Colchester
W. Blundell
C. Cattell
Lower Mitton
H. Patten
E. Evans
Bishopsgate
Garrick's Beans Imitation Provokes Kensington Mob
A tale recounted by Dr. Monsey describes Garrick delighting an audience with a humorous account of a man named Jones attempting to eat a bushel of beans with bacon. The crowd waited, the man arrived coatless, and after eating slowly, fled into a pub. the mob then smashed windows and attacked the landlord and wife while Garrick mimicked the crowd cries and the beans scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funtsman
Chomfort
Garrick
Dr. Monsey
Jones
Kensington
Riots in Bristol as troops deployed to quell mob
Testimony from witnesses in the King v Pinney case details Bristol rioting in October with Lord Melbourne approving troops only as last resort. Brereton and Mayoral figures faced pressure from the mob at the Guildhall and Bishop’s Palace, with casualties among constables and soldiers and debates on timing of military intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King v. Pinney
Lord Tenterden
W. H. Hare
Campbell
Bristol
Sir Charles Wetherell
London
Lord Melbourne
Burgess
Alderman Fripp
Charles Wetherell
Fripp
Guildhall
Witness
Pinney
Paris
Charles
Home Office
Fisher
Gillett
Mr. Herepath
Herepath
Political Union
James Scarlett
Mansion House
Sir Charles
Daniel Burgess
Follett
Justice Taunton
Bishop’s Palace
Alderman Savage
Bulwer
Colonel Brereton
Ludlow
Ald. Fripp
Berkeley Square
Brice
Doddington
Serjeant Ludlow
Corporation of
C. Wetherell
Brereton
Horse Guards
14Th Light Dragoons
Col. Brereton
14Th Dragoons
Bridewell
Alderman Hillhouse
Moy
Lawford’s
Franklin
An Ind
Clifton
Posse Comitatus
Sir C. Wetherell
Digby
Mackworth
Lord Hill
Collegreen
Queen-square
Doivn
Sir J. Scarlett
Gaola
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John Limid
Mirror-office
Supereet-house
Catherine-street
Latrot "Allman
New Bond-street
Furnival
J. Read
Read
John Read
His Majesty
Howard
Hag
Talth Tomaders
Ann London
Bouverie-street
Iet-Street
Paternoster Row
Porter
Norwich Ceater
Platt and Todd
Sheffield
Bacon Brodin
Lowndes
Slater
Oxford
Rockwellers Price
Salisbury
Oxley
Windsor
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