London and Westminster Bank Proposal in 19th Century Act
A fragmentary report outlines a proposed London and Westminster Bank to be established in London within sixty five miles, with a capital of 10 million pounds and 1000 shares of 1000 each. It describes exclusive banking privileges, deposit interest goals, share distribution, and calls for subscriptions plus key officials and figures involved.
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Westminster Pich
Ole Bank
Sf Lens
London
Beak
England
Indi
George
Ger
London and Westmin
Adenset Line
Scotand
Ireland
London and Westminster Bank
Great Winchester-street
Old Candi
Waterloo-place
Pall-wall
Aeh Stewart
M.P
Bute
Uel Anderson
Lord
Seuart
George Arbuthnot
Ken
Rothany
Thomas Patrick Max Henry Bosanquet
Fremantle
Bart
William Robert Keith Douglas
Well Stewart
Henry Harvey
Matthew Boulton
Henry Thomas Hope
Pearson Thompson
Public Meeting On Builders Union Actions In Manchester
An advertisement notes a public meeting at the Institution of the Industrious Classes in Charlotte Street on Friday September 6 at seven pm. Attendees will hear about the Five Builders Union and related actions in Manchester Birmingham London and beyond with arrangements for thousands of attendees. Also advertised are Perrings patent lighting and a range of hats and caps with prices and weights.
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London
Perkins
Thomas Hurst
St. Paul's Churchyard
Charlotte-street
Bone-Place
Five Builders’ Union
Manchester
Birmingham
Ing
Dixon, Rn
Association
Sohn Perring
Uboat
Tee Remy Iy
Strand
Cecil-street
Howe
Declarations of Insolvency and Dissolutions
A list of insolvencies and partnerships dissolved covers William Short and others in insolvency proceedings at Brunswick-square and City Road. It names numerous debtors with creditor attorneys, dates in September and October, and venues including the Court of Bankruptcy and various inns and rooms. It also lists certificates and a section on dissolved partnerships with multiple firms and addresses. An allotment project in Bucks outlines land transfer to a society to aid laborers, amid parish poor rates issues and local poverty conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Short
Henrietta-street
Brunswick-square
Alexander Bowen Hopkins
Philip Burgess
Commercial-place
City Road
John Warwick
St. Alban’s
Hertford
William Corp
Tower-street
Carpenter
Cannon
George Price
Snelton
Nottinghamshire
Flying Horse Inn
Nottingham
Fearnhead and Campbell
Johnson and Wetherall
Temple
London
George Wightmap
Manchester
Victualler
Commissioners’rooms
Bower
Chancery-lane
Owen and
Gill
Manter
Benjamin Shaw
Harlesthorpe
Derbyshire
Commercial Inn
Sheffield
Chilton
Clarke
Chesterfield
William Gilburd
Brighton
Old Ship Hotel
Mr. Bennett
Ae and Bicknell
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Jon
C. HeaVis
Haynes
Mitcham
Surrey
Coat of Bankruptcy
J. A. Harvey
High-street
St. Giles’s-in-the-Fields
JA. Taylor
George-street
Hanover-square
L. W. Wright
Wenlock Basin
Oxtam
J. Sanford
Stoke Newington
Hackney
J. Slater
W. Slater
Strand
W. Sparks
Chalk Farm
St. Pancras
Gordon
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
J. Bent
Bankfoot
Hebden Bridge
Halifax
Yorkshire
White Lion Inn
Hartley
W. Hartley
Tadcaster
R. Cockin
Doncaster
I. Hartley
Emley Park
Emley
W. Barker
Hudderafield
J. J. Swift
White Cooper
Foster and Lloyd
J. Winter
Stoke-under-Harmdon
Somersetshire
Tlove
Langport Arms Lo
Langport Eustover
J. Goodwin
W. Woolcott
Exeter
S. Bonsor
Oxford-street
Tallowthandler—F
Taylor
Webber-street
Blackfriars-road
S. Castledon
Colts-street
Lime
Baker
A. Barrett
York-street
St. James’s
N Jet
Bath
C. Wright
Newbury
Berkshire
E. Cohen
J. Cohen
T. Richardson
W. Haunt
Embry
C. Baker
J. G. Fox
C. Newton
G.newton
A. Lawley
G. Broad
Paradise
New
Cholesbury
Bucks
Metapolis
Ely
Sfort
Lord Brougham
Stationery fraud probe involving Sir John Key and paper quality
Testimony details attempts by Sir John Key or his associate to pass inferior paper as samples for a large contract. Witness describes vigilance in inspecting deliveries, and notes a method to conceal short quantities by removing sheets, leaving heavier but incomplete quires. Key remains in office as Justice of the Peace.
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Church
Sir John Key
John Key
N.B
Inquest at Guildhall over Sunday shop sales
The Guildhall inquest on George Poulton for selling articles on Sunday last led to a 5s fine plus 3s costs. Informer Singleton testified amid objections by counsel about bias and the allowance of payment by the parish. The magistrate suggested a potential mitigation but upheld the verdict, noting parish welfare and Sunday commerce as central issues.
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ST. Bride's Parish
George Poulton
Guildhall
Singleton
Mr. Humphreys
Charles the Second
William Singleton
Blackhall Court
Smith
Eagleton
St. Bride's
Beadle
Humphreys
Coats
Execution of Gloucester arson couple at Gloucester
On Saturday shortly after 11 in Gloucester Charlotte Long and Thomas Gaskins were executed for arson. Long set fire to ricks belonging to three people and to a hayrick owned by her master. Gaskins, driven by a dispute over inferior cider, aided the crime. Both confessed and accepted their fate. The condemned mother’s infant, born two months earlier, died last week after being cared for by the mother’s sister. The case revealed Long’s intent to misdirect suspicion by targeting others’ property.
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Gloucester
Charlotte Long
Thomas Gaskins
Charlotte Og
Exell
Nibley
The Tribune Seized For Criticising Louis Philip’s Orations
The Tribune marks its eighty fourth seizure after criticising Louis Philip’s proceedings and orations. An explosion at the Red Ball public house between this town and Oldbury caused thirteen deaths as the fire spread from a pit shaft.
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the Tribune
Louis Philip
Dupe
Red Ball
Oldbury
King s Bench Prison Letter Exposes Hole Conditions
A reader letter to the True Sun critiques Sir John Campbell and the marshal of King s Bench Prison, recounting the notorious Hole where debtors were confined. It cites historical reports by Cobbett and others, detailing damp, foul air, and prolonged confinement, urging reform and stronger inspection to end the inhuman practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
King's Bench
John Campbell
Dudley
Jones
House of Commons
Lord Althorp
Mr. North
Hastings
North
Court of King's Bench
Raymond
Lord Cochrane
Court of King’s Bench
Neeld
Society For the Relief of Poor
Cobbett
Oldham
Thad
Hewitt
Lushington
Cooper
Board of Works
Perth trades meeting reports Crichton London appearance
A Perth trades gathering convened to hear Crichton recount his London testimony before commissioners assessing trade. He said trades prosper except the weavers who face wage cuts, prompting a push for a protective union across Blairgowrie, Carse, Strathmore, and Copar Angus.
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Mextine
Perth
North
Crichton
London
Itwan
Blairgowrie
Carse
Strathmore
Copar
Angus
Perthshire Advertiser
Tur
St. Simonians
M. Enfantin
St. Simon
Jans
M. Holstein
Olivier
Lambert
Aris
Council of Discipline
National Guard
Bolantin
Cera
Menilmuntant
Rustody
Ncing
Queen-square
Bristol
Persia invites Russian minister as Abbas Mirza seeks aid
In Calcuttas Persian news Abbas Mirza, in Khoassan, sent a messenger to Tabreez inviting the recently arrived Russian minister to visit. The move is seen as potentially seeking Russian aid for Abdul Abbas Mirza to bolster his bid for succession to the Persian throne, amid speculation on the Shah's fate.
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Calcxtta
Persia
Abbas Mirza
Khorassan
Tabreez
Russia
Shah
Bengal Harkara
Burdwan
Ndia
Poe
Vetch
Sumachar Durpun
Presidency
Burney
Cuttack
Barrackpore
Madras
Hyderabad
Delhi
India
Indus
British India
Mahomed Ishak
Molvie Khurreem Oolla
Wolff
M Khurreem Oola
Padre Sahib
Mahomet
India Gazette
Manca
Henderson
Theank
Bengal
Goldsworthy
Supreme Court
Spy Popay Attacks Man in Walworth Street Hearing Next Thursday
An anonymous letter dated Sept 3 1833 reports a violent assault by a police spy named Popay on the writer on Flint street near Locks fields Walworth. The writer states life is in danger for exposing his alleged villainy and notes a warrant was issued by Mr Murray at Union Hall with a hearing set for the following Thursday.
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Sta
Flint-street
Lock’s Fields
Walworth
Popay
Gxondam
Wood
Waterman
Hop Horticulture Shrinks Duty After Storm Losses
Estimates of hop duty fell from 200000 to 40000 due to a Friday and Saturday storm. Planters face universal distress and a larger duty cut is feared if the weather remains unfavourable. In Wapworth Sussex hop plantations are wrecked, worse than any hurricane since 1813, with a likely duty reduction of 25000.
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Wapuwurst
Sussex
Festive Bartholomew Fair Highlights and a Grim White Hart Murder
The Bartholomew Fair opens with bands and a large portable theatre and wild animal displays. Crowds pack stalls while clergy share hot sausages under canopies as the Lord Mayor strengthens policing. A horrific murder at the White Hart is detailed with a confession by George King and a man named Ned Grant linked to the crime. Further political chatter in Stirling notes contested electors and canvassing.
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Wombwell
Smithfield
Harriste Mupper
White Hart
Wangate
Ana Pullin
The
Letcombe
George King
Cumer
King
Harmey
Wantage
Ned Grant
Grant
Sparsholt
Stirling
West Indies
J. Forbes
Dandas
Herehouse
Storm-tossed shipping records and wreck reports aboard
Reports from Elsinore and Fismore detail the Frau Johanna sinking after a heavy sea on the 22nd three miles from Moen. A survivor clung to a mast cap for nine hours before rescue by Captain J H Evers. Other vessels suffer multiple wrecks and beachings along the North Sea coast as gales drive ships ashore and hamper salvage and towing efforts.
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General Steam-navigation Company
William Jolliffe
Hamsares
Elsinore
Frau Johanna
T. Toborg
Stralsund
Drontheim
Moen
Jis
J. H. Evers
Aglai
Orel
Jurieff
Archangel
Leith
Copenhagen
Fismore
Deat
Andromache
Bengal
Stranger
Para
Salon
Laguna
Augustus Cesar
Jamaica
Kingston
Codrington
Antigua
Barrossa
Quebec
Rosseau
Dominica
N.N. W
Panta- Joan
Oporto
Lisbon
Dover
Sisters
Demerara
Courier
Cape of Good Hope
Eliza
Grenada
John Barry
Bristou
Dart
Liverpool
Sea Mills
Cumberland Basin
Duspalx
Mercator
Elfast
Hamouren
Riga
St. Petersburgh
Rotterdam
Ramsante
Bilboa
Broadstairs
Stettin
London
Ranger
Sunderland
Goodwin Sands
Hebe
Bristol
Svanoonovuca
Gristhorpe
Wilna
Brancaster
W. Cooke
Juno
Finlay
Liverpol
Thames
Tohe
Yarmouth
N.W
Newcastle
Gorlestone
Berwick
Dudgeon
Ponsonby
Weltkorp
Hull Packet
Antwerp
Holderness
Phoenix
Deal
Boulogne
George
Elizabeth
Augusta
Dantzic
Rock Ferry
Andrew
Margaret
Maryport
Cardiff
Bideford
Providence
Ramsgate
Sheppey
Express
Sheerness
Jenkin
San Jose
Bergen
William
Metz
Calais
Goole
Harwich
Hasborough
Tay
Perth
Lowestoffe
Wisbeach
Pleart
Harriet
Blakeney
Advance
Renard
Norfolk
Endeavour
Scarborough
South Shields
Venelia
Rising Star
Cromer
Maudesley
Clay
Satubaey- Benfast
Cessnock
Antique
Pearl
Gloucester
Serr
Medway
Pratt
Fairfield
Montserrat
Doverepee Napes
Aus
Board of Health
Portland
North Yarmouth
Scotland
Whitly
Ava
N.N.E
Lord Brougham
Smales
Alfred
Berdeen
Carpican
Charleston
Maine
Manningtree
Newcombe
William and Mary
Hull
Sue
Peggy
Shields
North Sea
Certal
Orm
Aimwell
Isaac
Wilthorpe
Wrecks and Drownings Reported Off English Coasts
The Mary and Isabella of Newcastle and the Mermait of Sunderland are wrecked along the Lincolnshire coast with one drowning and one survivor. Multiple vessels including the Iris, Frances M, and the Fame are noted near Cape of Good Hope, St Lawrence, and Dover areas with various cargoes and water supplies.
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Mary
Isabella
Newcastle
Filer
Filey
Dorothy
Mermait
Sunderland
Lincolnshire
Aes Gravesenn
Myeceeibhick
Otterdam
Nell
Sean Haner
Cape of Good
Cape the Iris
Mont Peles
The
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Lawrence Shaw
Gaspee
Frances M
Ria Nw
Fame
Exeter
Sierra
Leone
Whitehaven
Appe
Rio Janeiro
Barrosa
Dover
Manners Satten Won Civil Grand Cross of the Bath
The Standard reports Mr. Manners Satten receiving the Civil Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. Lord Grey writes a gracious letter, praising the Speaker as the first in a century honored in these circumstances. The piece credits the King with support, notes Lord Brougham’s attack in yesterday’s paper, and questions the Chancellor’s attitude toward the Speaker.
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Manners Satten
Order of the Bath
Lord Grey
parBpenes Compton
Coresey
No.faroye
Manners Sutton
Lord Brougham
Tahoe
Windsor court life and royal visit at Frogmore
The text notes Windsor events with Prince and Princess Augusta visiting Frogmore. King and Duchess of Gloucester join a carriage outing. Officers of the 17th Lancers and 1st Grenadier Guards expect a royal dinner with His Majesty, Princess Augusta, and the Marchioness Cornwallis.
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Windsor
Sarree
Ham
Stud
Lens
Bowater
Duchess of
Gloucester
Stoke
17Th Lancers
Grenadier Guarda
Augusta
Cornwallis
Frogmore
Metropolitan Union Debates Boroughs and Reform Bill
The weekly meeting at Theobald's discussed extending boroughs and strengthening government power. Opponents warned of aristocratic control, limited franchise, and mock representation under the Reform Bill, while Duffy urged exposing corporate monopolies and urged rejection. The resolution passed unanimously after further discussion.
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Theobald
Duffy
Renin
Fatal Accidents and Local Trials Scene Report
A narrative from the Falmouth Packet recounts a fatal accident at Padstow harbour where Captain F Cock was drawn overboard by a rope. His body was recovered after about twenty minutes and resuscitation efforts followed. The report also mentions court actions over wages disputes involving reapers in Fifeshire and a romantic incident with a couple at a residence.
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Chevalier de Vial
Amenister
Count Fanchal
Baron Cetto
Viscount Palmerston
F. Cock
Padstow
Iain Cock
J. F. Cocke de Camelford
Falmouth
Cormer
Ile
Fifeshire
Matthew
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