London Coal Company seeks charter to boost trade and shipping
Advertises TiE London Collier and Coal Company with capital £500 000 and £20 shares. Describes aims to buy coal from pits mouth and transport via new pits mouths, avoid mixing coal and reduce shipping costs. Plans a charter with share voting, weekly accounts, annual meeting, and fixed call payments. Notices share applications to Saunders and Coryn, at Queen Street, Southwark Bridge. publishes in a weekly paper with parliamentary notices, foreign news, markets, and a Parliament engraving for subscribers.
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London
Barthen
Bridge
Stnp
Wharts
Cynmyer Y
Udhors
Sears
Stedathere
Ape
Umlesa Watt
Miasra, Saunders and Coryn
The
Compans
Queenstreet Place
Southwark Bridge
Hechampion
LOS Don Pater
Suntiay
Poregu
Fiere
Richard Corbett
Sao
Red Brancourt
Flert Street
Bankruptcy notices list diverse creditors and salvaged assets
The Gazette lists numerous bankruptcy actions with debtors, assignees, and venues across England. Entries name individuals such as Archer Regent and James Loader, with sessions at the Court of Bankruptcy in London and Manchester, alongside dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and various trades from ironmonger to tailor.
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Archer
Regent’s Crrens
Pree Filly
Tador
Bankruvts
James Loader
Hungerford Street
Serand
Ironmonger
Urrender
Humprye
Milman Street
Ned Fod Row
Nesignee
Alsager
Birchmane
Crobil
Joan Cockerman Gedye
Daslish
Devonahire
Mune Aeter
New London
Intracter
Mesara
Mettin
Mr. Dawson
Prints Inn
Chancery Jane
Newastle
James Chesterton
Saint Martin
Worcester
Sichaaller Scot
Henry Hat Man
Mfr
Seth
Chancery Lane
Halland Damel
Henry Sadler
Bristol
Bsyatane
Commercal
Bret Attorneys
Hesare
Poole
Gray's Son Square
Landog
Caste
Philip Gana
Manchester
Commissioners
Atorneys
Kay
Harlow
Aston
John Milner
John Capper
Sheffield
Town Hall
Kurrh
Great James's Street
Bedtond Row
London
Burteary
Shefherd
Joseph Moran
Bosier
Bedford Row
Coates
Po C.o
T. Fletcher
Queenbithe
Coal Merchanta
Dickburn
White Liot Court
Carobill
Scnreper
Ort
Hedoyee
High Street
Broomabury
Andinseer
J. Walon
Liverpool Street
Hisbopsgate
Uphellerer
W. ‘Axendale
Scarton
Yorkshire
Cluren
Golden Lion Inn
Norhallerton
J. Whitelocks
Watnall
Nottinghamshire
Punch Bowl
Nottacham
J. Jenks
Nromyard
George Iaw
Ledbury
Sarr
St. Hobson
R. Fenner
London Street
Fenchurch Street
Fa Toms
J. Jackson
Poultry
Hodeal
H-L.taylor
Wighford Wilts
Saddler
Pulvertoft
Catterall
Lancashire
C. Johnson and
W. Johnson, Inc
Hydesheshire
J. Fisherson
J Fisher
Van
W.H. Brecknell
GH. Brecknell
St George's Place
Knightsbridge
W. H. Cockton
K. Coates
Ai Green
India
Down
F. Day
Plymouth
Brass
Richardson
Kilburn
Hangingheaton
Yorkehire
Scallen
F. L. Mackmurdo
J. Pitchton
Seradord
C. Davy
O. Gould Square
S. G. Hounsell and Co
W . Gadaby
Jan
S. Wild
J. Hollingsworth
G. Hadley
Kingston-upon- Hull
J. Daniel
J. Watts
Swanyard
St. Martin’s Lane
Singular London tale of a failed country life romance
An 1836 London piece recounts Mr Peebles's comic misadventure after advertising for a wife. He travels from the city to seek a virtuous match, battles four rival suitors, ends up in a police station, and later discovers his betrothed Juliana's infidelity amid a chaotic scene in Covent Garden. He resumes bachelorhood, recounting costly letters and a dramatic pursuit of happiness in the metropolis.
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Mr. Peebles
London
Izaak Walton
Vr Peebles
Romagne
Corm
Carly Tagin
Plawang
Grau
Metropelia
Long's
Times
Morning Post
Puilander
Breaide
Moilander
Fata
Philander
Ida
Hymeo
Painslice
Bronn
Amon
Cny
Oper
Ime
Falsghood
Juhana Raymond
Charles-street
Covent-garden
Julioa Raymond
Havieg
Theod
Macs Raymond
Raymond
Atugee
Capedascos
Portugal
Ami Martes
Pim
Javiader Sas
Meetropolis
Asitottes
Juliana
Justana
Ias
Romante Jusiana
Jac
Peebles
Julidoa
Viper
Brodwages
Brodwagon
Oxford
B. Pearson
RESSIA and RUSSIAN COMMERCE. Trade crisis amid Prussia talks
Press dispatch from Fauxkrogt Arotsy dated 26 reports eastern and western Prussia pressuring renewal of the 152? treaty with Russia. Trade in grain and wool deteriorates frontier prosperity declines as Elbing with a thousand residents laments unable to light streets. Calls arise for a fair Poland Russia commerce pact or corn law reform. Russian diplomacy is asserted as superior, with traders noting earlier deals favored by Russia and a government that uses talent regardless of nationality.
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Prussia
St. Petersburgh
Cosmerce
Russia
Elbing
Poland
Gov Rement
Inquests Report on Jumping Suicide and Convict Deaths
Two inquests were held at the Rent and Queen public-house Bethnal Green. James Henney, twenty five, a bricklayer, reportedly jumped into the Regent's Canal on Saturday. A later verdict of Temporary Insanity was returned as the cause. Jane Gregory, a life convict, died in the Gaol infirmary after refusing nourishment. the jury returned Natural Death, noting kindness from Governor Keene and staff.
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James Horn
John Morter
High Witness
Bartholomew Fair
Horsemondver-Jase Gan
Jane Gregory
Ann Wilks
van Diemen’s Land
Keene
Jargman
Vir
Baron Vaughhan
Kingston
Burglary Trial in Boulogne Ends with Acquittals
At Boulogne Corrections Tribunal a mixed French and English group faced charges for causing Wallet’s death by forcing excessive gin at a music festival. The court debated hospitality versus fatal intoxication, heard defenses invoking historical royal excesses, and ultimately acquitted all five defendants, citing lack of proof of criminal intent.
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Boulogne
Calais
Basseville
Murmiey
Bin
M. Mesurer
Justinct
Meaureur
Charles X
Napoleon
M. Hedoura
Wallet
Procureur du Roi
Couart
Boulogne Journal
Wespwell's Menaa Fire Damages Menagerie Wagon
A fire on a Wombwell menagerie waggon near Dundee was quickly fought by onlookers and keepers. Elephants and a bear suffered smoke exposure but recovered. a sleeping Irish lad caused the blaze by lighting a candle and leaving. Elsewhere, locomotives, kite carriages, lawsuits, hops duty, and scaffold collapses are noted with various local details.
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Wombwell
Dundee
Bruin
Temperance Society
Paddy
Glasgow
R. Stephenson and Co
Newcastle
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Carlisle
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