Fourth Edition medical treatise and assorted goods listings
A fragmented 18th century advertisement page notes a new medical pamphlet on digestion by Edward Jukes, a public auction of debts involving John Mytt on, and multiple commercial notices. It highlights a gun and pistol repository, marble works showrooms, and a clothing retailer promoting summer fashions with prices and assurances. The page blends medical literature, creditor meetings, and retail pitches across London and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadenhall-street
Aldgate
J. Bussett
London
Collier's and Bevine
Comedian Honner Cleared In Insolvent Debtors Court
In the Insolvent Debtors' Court Chief Commissioner Reynolds discharged John James Honner, the comedian, after careful cross examination. Honner testified to debts from age sixteen, wife and daughter earnings, and a 30 percent discount from a trusted creditor, with his debut at Drury Lane deemed financially fair by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
John James Honner
Aday
Woodroffe
Claes
Lsee
Homer
Josulvent
Drury-lane
Tam
Tichfield Street
Edgeware Road
Drury Lane
Mr. Honner
Woodrode
London Sessions Fourth Calender Shows No Novelty Case
At London Sessions before the Lord Mayor s Recorder and a bench of Aldermen the grand jury heard a manslaughter case against a female. The main item was an appeal by licensed victualler William Redley against a magistrates conviction for permitting notorious characters to gather at his Hole in the Wall on a Sunday night. Testimony described late hours, street walkers, and improprieties, with cross examination noting the landlord kept late hours to sell papers. The judge questioned if those present were of notoriously bad character as defined, while counsel debated the landlord s responsibility under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mayors
Grand Jury
William Redley
Copeland
Wilson
Budkin
Mirehouse
Bodkin
Alderman Brown
Compass Four
Newark
Albion-street
Stamford
Bostos
Skegness
Stamford Neves
Herne-bay
Cooper
Rentish Gazette
Dover
Newcastle
Goodin Sands
Camilla
Havre de Grace
Southampton
Lord Donaghue
Coles
RNESS
Ramsgate
Goodwin Sands
Doattion
Aleort
Marcate
Downs
Buenos Ayres
Hernehay
Westbrook
Faversham
Dral
Guernsey
North Foreland
Thetis
Blamer
Jersey
London
Charlotte
Southwold
Hull
Antwerp
Ranger
Christie
Cuba
Sunierland
P. m
Smithmaster
Holywell
Bangor
Swift
Strangford
Liverpool
Fordmere
Caravel
Sarah White
Wiltus
Jewison
George Inn
Huddersfield
Benjamin “Kes
Messrs. N. P
H. Nathan
Fuddersfield
Lord Melbourne
Leeds Mercury
William Holmes
Douglas
Edward-street
Murphy
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Metropolitan Police
Brady
Eckett
Joan
Houghton
Mir. Houglas
Simmonds
Lark
Debated Tax Distress Plan Faces Local Opposition
A Marylebone meeting heard leaders oppose enforcing taxes via distress signatures. Mr Birch accused authorities of seeking ministerial gain through local commissioners while Mr Savage warned the remedy would worsen hardship, noting parsons and five householders cannot easily certify distress. Deputation withdrew after board’s written reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attachi
Wood
Marylebone
Somerset House
Birch
Savage
London Evening 1833 Witnesses Quashed Conviction
In a London Evening report from September 5 1833 the court sessions feature Beresford re examinations and remarks by Bodkin about prior imprisonments and a questioned cut throat incident. The Recorder and Common Serjeant discuss a minor case with prostitutes at a bar and decide not to press the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beresford
Mr. Bodkin
Whitecross Street
Bodkin
Compter
Budkin
Newgate
Recorder
The Late Gales Strands Talbot and Amphitrite Sails
Extracts describe the Talbot steam boat run ashore near Ostend after a powerful gale. Captain Major steered to safety and all passengers landed. Reports detail wrecks including the Earl of Wemyss smack near Brancaster with nine cabin passengers perishing and other ships losing crews. Events at Boulogne note alleged Custom-house obstructions. Further wreck news from Calcutta to Berghes and multiple towns recount extensive storm damage, lifeboat rescues, and inquests into deaths and machinery hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Stean-navitation Company
Ostend
Talbot
Major
Rigden Major
Ostend On Friday Night At the Tated Time, Switch the Wind SS. W
N.W
Nieuport
Charles Bessell
Menai
Swift
Lavan
Mare Castle
Sir J. Tobin
Africa
Puffin Island
Liverpool
Pwltheli
Porthdundain
Carnarvon
Dee
Beaumaris
Superior
Antigua
London
Thomas
Suffolk
Southwold
Margaret
Channel
Yaruarts
Cleveland
Stockton
Orford
Southam
Lincolnshire
Boston
West-street
Swineshead
Lincoln
Hoston
Skegness
Mr. Wing
Wisbech
Mastin
Boston Herald
Spaldish
Spalding
Hogscastle
Meredith
Greyhound Inn
Scrivelsby Park
Champion Dymoke
Ibid
Inquests Report Fatal Bull Attack and Damaging Stabbing
Reports from Elsthorpe Dunster Wiveliscombe and St Pancras vestry detail three inquests. Richard Hipsley aged 15 died after a bull gored him in Edenham. Henry Nicholas 35 drowned in a well at Dunster. John Sibley 35 died after a gathering altercation with Sarah White, the wound penetrating the heart. Vestry in St Pancras discusses police arrears, rate collections, and pauper leave for worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsthorpe
Edenham
Edwards
Richard Hipsley
John Clarke
Sherborne Mercury
Borough Inn
Wiveliscombe
Davies
John Sibley
P. Hancock
Sarah White
Sibley
A. F. Edwards, Esq
Marylebone Deposition On Assessed Taxes Hearing
Deputation from disqualified Marylebone householders met local commissioners to press concerns about the assessed taxes. They accused a collector of distress warrants and goods seizures, citing a 50s article loss and 500 residents resisting the tax at the courthouse, while praising the clerk Burgoyne and opposing harsh measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Marylebone
Wood
Birch
Lord Althorp
Colonel Jones
Somerset-house
Burgoyne
Dublin Times lists Corporation Commission sittings across Ireland
The Dublin Times outlines district by district sittings for the Corporation Commission, naming commissioners Howe Cracell Hanna Hudson Moody Lyle and others. It covers Dublin Swords Navan Athlone Wicklow Drogheda Monaghan Armagh Belfast Dungarvon Lismore Cork Galway Limerick and multiple towns, with numbered locations for each region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Times Corporation Commission
Corporation Commissionera
Enniscorthy
Wexford
Taghman
Clough
Mines
Banson
Feathard
New Ross
Ennistogue
Knocktopher
Thomastown
Graig
Gowran
Kilkenny
St. Canice
Callan
Clonmel
Tipperary
S. Sligo
Ballyshannon
Boyle
Carrickon-Shannon
Jamestown
Killybegs
Clogher
Augher
Donegal
Lifford
Strabane
St. Johnstone
Derry
Newtownlimavady
Coleraine
Maxsteg
Lyle and Fogarty
Brady and
Corbalts
Roscommon
Lanesborough
Tulsk
Castlebar
Tuam
Galway
Athenry
Loughrea
Ennis
Killaloe
Limerick
Askeaton
Ardfert
Tralee
Dingle
The Spy System Revived Irish Police Rivalries
A Dublin journal reports on espionage in Ireland and tensions between police and clergy amid Dublin Dispatch and Drogheda Journal sources. It details alleged abuse by constables in Kingscourt, calls for immediate investigation, and notes levies on broom traders at Galway market as part of reform era tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
London
Cavan
Kingscourt
Drogheda Journal
M‘caul
Wright
Smith
Eliot
Fox
Donelly
Clark
Reddy
M‘leod
Freeman's Journal
Loron Besoms
Connaught
Galway
Stewart
Dublin
Funeral of the Countess of Aberdeen at Stanmore
The Countess of Aberdeen’s funeral moved from a private residence to the family vault at Stanmore. A six horse hearse led a fleet of carriages bearing family members including the Marquis of Abercorn and the Earl of Morton, with the Earl of Aberdeen joining at the church. The service was conducted by the Rev. A Cheaval, and the Earl of Aberdeen attended. A curious anecdote recounts a rector’s spirit overseer remark and a dining argument over spiritual versus carnal matters following a resident’s encounter with the parish clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess OF Aberdeen
Stanmore
Marquis of
Abercorn
Claude Hamilton
Barapis of
Miresay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Jukes
John Churchill
Princes-street
Soho
HN Scart Wortley
Fandholgat
Cobbett
United States of America
Boltcourt
Fieet-streut
Hongson and Burton
Salisbury-street
Strand
Y.b
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell Street
Milbank
Westminster
Cfarewell
Hall and Co
Gondeman
Ladiva’ Shoes
Wailn and Co., Tailors, &c
Fleepstreet
Imperial
Saxony
LAW Intelligence
London Sessions
DUN
Peta Hat. Price
Earl of Wemyss
Beith Smack
Brancaster
Wella
Nesbit
Londvnte Leith
Dudgeon
Leith
Tom
Andrew Horsburgh
Hamilton
Pyne
Cormack
Misa Roach
Ymer
Boulogne
Lappeara
Annotateur
Barry's
Towser
Forester
Scotland
Heuret
Henin
Barry
House of the Humane Society
Ann
Amelia
Calcutta
Bergues
Etaples
Vontrecic
Ana
East Indies
Berzues
Tors
George
Elizabeth
William Hicks
Ty Dover
Parish OF
ST. Pancras
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