Swindlers in Birmingham and Perry's Bankrupt Office
A letter to the Birmingham Journal denounces a gang of swindlers and defends Thomas Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent Office for Trade Protection. It cites how merchants avoided losses via Perry’s information and lists endorsers and statements from Birmingham, Norwich, and London partners. The document, dated 1832, notes widespread reliance on Perry’s registry and urges public caution.
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Jermyn-street
St. James's
London
Jesully
Bray United
Stu
Hisy
Plymouth
May
Ercer
A. P Fownes
Lord Street
Liverpool
Wood and Son
York
Mesers
Perrin, Lea
Perrin
Cheltenham
Fielder
Newbury
Berks
R. R. Prest
St. Giles's
Norwich
W. Smith
Preston
Mewrs
Miller
Clumber-street
Nottinghan
Maw
Perry
United
England
Scotland
É&C
Society OF Guardians For the Protection
Richard Clark
Chamberlain
C. Farebrother
Messrs. Praed and Co
Crowe and Anchor Tavern
Thomas Perry
Cornhill
Birmingham Journal
Birmingham
T. Perry
Loveday-street
Thomas Bolton
Mesars
Squire, Hill, and Co
R. D. Squire
Cross-street
St. Mary-at-Hill
Partner
Self
Tee
Sheffield Mercury
EB. P. Doudney
Lombard-street
Brocknell and Turner
Haymarket
Milroy and Son
Cormhill
Bentley, Pawson and Co
Cheapside
Salt
Thomas Bartleet and Sons
P. and
J. Spencer
Newton-street
Holborn
Willie
James Middlemore
T. Salmon
Little Bellalley
Wier and Bowley
Charing-cross
Harles
Halken
Oniceanet
Seacree Barter Pana
Tedon
United Kingdom
Geo. B. Thompson
Mesusiou
Sandel Wilson Ald
Delusions of childbirth end in court and public scrutiny
The report details multiple criminal cases and social distress in London locales. A woman denies a postnatal claim amid investigation into a foundling, while a nurse named Mrs. Davis faces censure for alleged predatory actions toward young women. Other stories involve desertion, assault, robbery, and a Cherry Street case.
Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System by John Guy
Historical ad announcing a medical treatise by John Guy on diseases of the generative system with a concise anatomical review, physiological functions, and various medical preparations. It lists multiple publishers and retailers, praises from periodicals, and pricing notes for medicines and tonics.
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John Guy
Boys?' College of Surgeons
Robertstreet
Adelphi
Chapple
Pallmall
Cathyrine-street
Strand
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
Marah
Oxford-sweet
Fladong’s
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Guy
Weekly Times
Manthly Magazine
The Late Attack on the Archbishop of Canterbury
At a Canter bury Guildhall meeting the magistrates heard the assault case arising from the Archbishop's late arrival. Defendants include James Duthoit Orton Beard Henry Beard and Wm Fisk. Witnesses described a crowd in High Street and a scuffle as the carriage passed.
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Beale
John ¥. Bennett
Orton Beard
Crong
Mr. Wells
Tyson
Henry Warren
Ald. Warren
Edward Bennett
Orton
Craig
Ald
Contan
Mr. Miller
Cowtan
Ald. Cowtan
F. F. Tarleton
Fisk
Bennett
Wells
Alderman Cowlan
City of
Canterbury
Guildhall
Jas. Duthoit
Henry Beard
WM. Fisk
Delasaux
Samuel Wells
F. E. Chel
Clement’s Inn
London
Alderman Canlan
Alderman Contan
Delasanx
James Duthoit
Douthoit
High Street
Mr. Welle
Highstreet
Duthoit
Dunver
Beards
Staines Tyson
Harrison
Harrisons
Theophilus Harrison
Heroic seaman Popjoy praised by Lord Mayor for reward
The Lord Mayor heard public appeals for John Popjoy, a young seaman famed for saving many lives in Van Dieman's Land. Parliament had pressed the case, and the Lord Mayor promised eventual royal reward while noting interim need for funds to avert his starvation.
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Mansion House
Leverage
John Popjoy
T. 5. Duncombe
Hertford
Popjoy
van Dieman’s Land
Guildhall
Eiliza Kerman
Peter Laurie
Newbon
St. Andrew's
St. Andrew’s Hill
Foundling
Roe
Davis
Milton-street
Ashfield
Beehive-court
Queen-street
Peter
Naval Intelligence From Portsmouth Senate
Fleet under Vice Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm sails to Cork and Spithead for separation. Eight-hour trial off Scilly to Lizard shows Vernon leading Donegal by ten miles. Nimrod nine, Stag eight, Castor four and a half. Donegal to be flagship on South American station. Vernon paid off. Admiralty Board returns via Lightning. Winchester sails for Halifax with Rifle Brigade, then Bermuda. Promotions: William Warren to Commander. Finllan Clerk to Raven. Morrison to Columbine. Willey to Victory. Williams and Dealy to Seaflower. Hampshire Velegraph.
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Portsmouth
Serr
Pulteney Malcolm
Donegal
Vernon
Stag
Castor
Snake
Cork
Spithead
Scilly
Lizard
Michael Seymour
Admiralty Board
James Graham
Ryde
Thomas Hardy
Dundas
London
Winchester
Lord William Paget
Halifax
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Rifle Brigade
Bermuda
William Paget
Ostend
Briseis Packet
Newner
Falmouth
Buenos Ayres
Brazils
Macalister
Willey
Victory
Thompson
Plymouth Hospital
Williams
Dealy
Hampshire Velegraph
The Duke of Newcastle and Newark Electors Controversy
An Nottingham Review report details an Earl of Lincoln backed bid to represent Newark in Nottinghamshire. It appraises a list of 113 households ejected from their homes for voting or supporting the independent cause, citing cases of long-term tenants and widows forced to leave, and ends by questioning any relative of the Duke of Newcastle standing as candidate amid these removals.
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Strand
Exeter Hall
James Mulleit
J. M.,and Co
J. M and Co
Butler
Ohing
Greony
Gregory
Edinburgh
N.B
Meaurs
Chemista
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Nottingham Review
Earl of Lincoln
Newcastle
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
Newark Market
Bingham
Southwell
Newark
Anderson
Peter
Balderton-gate
Wilde
Bates
John
Wilson-street
Birkett
Farndon-road
Beech
Stedman-street
Self
Carver
James
Norton Disney
Gardner
Thomas
Beaumond-street
Lowe
Parkinson
Rawden
Miss
Thorpe
Market-place
Willoughby
Duke of Newcastle
London Fire Police plan faces opposition from insurers
A plan for a united London Fire Police system is being discussed by insurers. Several companies back the scheme while others withhold support, contemplating a near full dismissal of current firemen and the creation of a permanent service under a new body.
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RorTuscaiy
Gentietian
House of Ommons
London
United System of Fire Police
Cvew
Destructive Fire Near Richings Park Rumors of Incendiary Suspicion
A vast blaze erupted late Wednesday night at Joseph Trumper’s rick yard near Richings Park. Three hay ricks, a barn, barley stacks, and other combustibles burned, with authorities unsure if arson or accident caused the inferno. Two men were detained but later released as inquiries continued. The Windsor Express notes magistrates held a meeting with no decisive leads.
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Joseph ‘Trumper
Richings Park
Tramper
Tromper
Ace
Georgy
Cambridge
Tator
Iver
Eton
Christopher Inn
Terdimz
Windsor Express
Dover Sea Fight Over Woman in Frenchman’s Boat
A Dover scene recalls a dramatic pursuit after Mrs. Curtess fled with Monsieur Sole the Frenchman with a wooden leg from the City of London Hotel to Calais. The rival floads clashed four miles off shore, Sole’s boat grounded by the commotion, while Mrs. Curtess fainted and the husband raged at his wife and the innkeeper. Sole reportedly gained fame during a three day Paris affair.
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Dover
Mr. Curtess
City of London
Monsieur Sole
M. Solo
Mrs. Cartess
Niobe
M. Sole
Paris
Massacres at Swan River Stir Colonial Alarm
Latest letters from Swan River report native attacks killing six settlers and spearing six more after unarmed ascent into the mountains. Colonists vow a severe response while provisioning remains strong. Wheat harvest 200 acres, new houses rise in Perth and Freemantle, Guildford growth, Governor’s Gothic Perth residence noted, gender imbalance among settlers blamed.
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Swan River
Perth
Freemantle
Guildford
TITHES ALARMING CLASH IN WALLSTOWN PRESSES PEASANTS
The Cork Reporter details a riot over tithe valuation near Doneraile with 1400 or more villagers clashing with 14th Regiment and police. Four peasants killed, ten to twelve wounded, eighteen to twenty taken prisoners. Names include William Doyle Michael Horrogan James Roche and David Regan. Highland troops later joined, broad consternation across the countryside. Magistrates ordered resistance to enforce tithe provisions under a new act.
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Cork
Gaum
Wallstown
Doneraile
Buttevant
Allo
G. B. Low
Garret Nagle
Evans
General Barry
Castletown-roche
William Doyle
Michael Horrogan
James Roche
David Regan
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M . Jones
Sam
Alderman Waithman
Pregent
Bow-Street
Elizabeth Cocks
Hackney
Blackfriars Road
House of Correction
Salmon
Marylebone
W. Griamen
Royal Sussex Theatre
Bell-street
Portman-market
Grimmen
Royal Sussex
Whitecross Street
William Dignam
Henry Andrews
Clement
Haggerston
Kingsland Road
Morgan
Broughton
Jack
Mr. Broughton
Lambeth-Street
Anne Wilkins
Walker
Denny Abbey
Wilting
Fryar
Veterinary Books
Brady Clark
Charles Clark
Stanmford-street
Police
Naval Intelligence
the Duke OF Newcastle