Affidavit Registering Clerks and Mercantile Signals
Harter Thompson of 76 Cornhill London swears as registering clerk that proprietor Mr. Thomas Perry has the support of over nine hundred signatures showing high estimation and utility of the establishment in the United Kingdom.
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Rye
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
London
Society OF Guardians For the
Richard Clark
Chamberlain
T Yarebrother
Crown and Anchor
Thomas Perry
Cornhill
Barrad
Birmingham Journal
Birminghay
Birmingham
T. Perry
Sam
Thomas Bolton
Loveday-atrest
Mesars
Squire, Hill, and Co
Norwich
Tom
R. D. Squire
Crose-Street
St. Mary-at-Hill
Perry
Sheffield Mercury
Ita
Kent Herald
Poniom
Registry Office
Sim
Brecknell and Turner
Haymarket
Milroy and Son
Bentley, Pawson and Co
Cheapside
Salt
Birminghm
Thomas Bartlett and Sons
E. P. Doudney
Liverpool Chronicle
Chance
Mercantile Journal
Gut
Hin i
Register
Harter Thompson
Geo. B. Thompson
London Evening 1633 Damaging Cart Incident and Swindler Trial
Report of a furious cart collision on the Highgate road injuring a gentleman and horse. driver admits sober status but guilty of negligent driving. Also coverage of Swindler gang examinations at Marylebone and related court actions with numerous details and remarks on prison inquests and conduct.
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William Jones
Highgate
Highgate Road
Than
John Gifford
Griffiths
Camden-town
Foundation stone laid for Glasgow bridge arches ceremony
The foundation stone for the seven arches bridge over the Clyde at Jamieson Street Glastow and Bridge Street Laurieston was laid with Masonic honours by Lord Provost Jas Ewing. Thousands gathered as lodges paraded to the cathedral for services, with royal and civic figures in attendance amid rain.
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Jamsica-street
Glastow
Bridge-street
Laurieston
Jas. Ewing
E.L.D
F.R.S
Lanarkshire
Fraud Lodge of
Scotland
Bargha
Barony Church
Grand
Knox
Messrs. Lithgow
Mr. Orme
Macfarlan
Pontin Sx
Highi-street
Trongate
Argyll-street
Jamaica Street
Clyde-street
Messrs
Lithgow
Cunningham
Egypt
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Glasgow Post-Office
the Journal, Herald, Courier
Chronicle
Free Press
Scots Times
Saturday Evening Post
Scottish Guardian
Liberator
Argus
Cleland
Liniverse
Cornucopia
James Cleland
Oxford Street
Portland-street
Accommodation Bridge
Cltyde-street
Jamaica-street
Buchanan-street
Coinage Totals and Gold Origins in Early U S Mint
An authorised statement reports U S mint coinage from 1793 to 1830 at 37 million dollars. In 1831 coinage totaled 3.93 million, with 714,270 in gold, 3,175,600 in silver, and 33,6034 in copper. 1832 coinage was 3.40 million, with 798,435 gold, 2,579,000 silver, and 23,620 copper. Gold origins include Americas, Africa, United States, and unspecified areas, with substantial export of North American gold. The year’s output amounts to about 1.25 million in gold, roughly one sixth of Europe and Americas’ total.
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South America
West Indies
Africa
Mexico
North America
Europe
America
Brighton Antheum Dome Collapse and Rebuild Plans
A Brighton Herald report details the Antheum dome collapse after a loud cracking near seven in the evening. The toppled ribbed iron structure caused a dramatic crash, sparking fires and crowds at the scene. No lives were lost, though extensive repairs and reassembly costs, estimated over two thousand pounds for the dome alone and more for carriage and casting, are anticipated. Messrs Goldsmid Hollis and English were on site, with plans to re erect the structure.
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Brighton Herald
Antheum
St. Peter's
Rome
St. Peter’s
Wyatt
Phillips
Goldsmid
Hollis
English
Treen the foreman apprehended at Devonport
Treen the foreman implicated in the charge against Mr. Savory of Cornhill has been apprehended at Devonport where he was found employed by Mr Ramses a silversmith. Napier plans to send to England pay and prize money due to officers and seamen. Thiers met Talleyrand and the Duchess de Dino at Hanover Square with an elite party.
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Swixpers
William Jones
Anna Jones
John Boon
Jane Boon
James Peart
Jones
Union-street
Middlesex Hospital
Brett
Oxford Market
Wilmore
Brook-street
New-road
Fortescue
Charles-street
Whcn
Queen-Square
Dux
Pepro
Pepro’s Souprers ix Truvsie
J. Warren
J. Hedges
Kensington
Mr. White
Don Pedro
Devonport
London
Plymouth
Spain
Portugal
House of Correction
James Green
William Craig
Holborn
Bull and Mouth
Bartlemy Fair
Sellon
Union-Hall
Sarah Lawrence
P Divisigh
Surrey Canal
Walworth
Thames Police
Sucocline
Greorge Henry Webber
Andromache Fast Indiaman
Tebacco
Suuil
JoKsee Taylor
Andromache
Gravesend
Mivart’s
Dover
Monsieur Thiers
Prince Talleyrand
Duchess de Dino
Hanover Square
Princess Lieven
Baron de Wessenburg
Earl Grey
Lord Auckland
Mr. G . Villiers
Chevalier Graefe
Prussia
Monsel
Parliament Members Holding Offices and Emoluments
A committee reports on Parliament members holding crown offices, pensions, or sinecures, and those under various public appointments. It lists counts and net emoluments for categories such as life offices, term offices, reversionary offices, and naval or military commissions, noting gaps in returns and estimating total figures.
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House of Peers
George E
House of Commons
Treasury
Spearman
George Tr
Crown
Courts of Justice
Ng N.b
Partisent
House, of Commons
Athe Pleasant
Andér
Tech
Navy
Militia
Yeomanry
Sapmbe
Army
Barnet RA Races Draw Large Crowds On New Course
Yesterday the Barnet races opened on a new course under improved conditions. A large local crowd attended the meeting, with stewards arranging prizes and accommodations. The program featured eight heats including Punctual, Constance, Dryad, and Fairy, with Punctual winning a heat and securing a later victory. A Sweepstakes of five shillings per goose and a 150l prize was run, with several longshots noted. A Tally-ho Stakes and other events followed, drawing notable entries from local owners and subscribers. A separate notice reports a seizure related to an Assassan tax case, affecting goods seized from a poor man awaiting sale.
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M'Lean
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Day
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Guildhall
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Flower
Davis
Broad-street
St. Giles’s
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Bavkers
W. Parker
Cork
Smith
Hill
Willim
John Autlin
Marlborough Street
William Hatstine
Camden Town
Barnet RA
Socrat Jana
Messrs
Sheppard
Stokes
White
Gre
Sefford
Coleman
Dryad
Clark
Constance
Bacon
Fleming
Landrail
Sui
Measer
Zarins
R. Tilbury
Pierce
Chatham
Spore
Iain Ve
Obin
Hall
Westley
Colemae
Mikes
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