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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 31, 1832

Page

1

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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