Sugar from Lima signals new import from Americas
A Liverpool report notes a cargo of sugar from Lima described as the first importation of that commodity from that quarter. It emphasizes potential global commercial impact as a return for British exports to the region. The tale frames Lima sugar as a milestone in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Lima
Liverpool Standard
Toulon
Constantinople
Board of Health
Ibrahim Pacha
Mehemet Ali
Syria
Cairo
Loubier
Court of Assizes
Court of Cassation
Galignani
Insolvent Debtors Court hears cases on debts and apothecary rule
Frederick Williams, a clerk and land speculator, appears in insolvency court. He is discharged after scrutiny of debts totaling 1791 pounds with about 1200 received, amid claims of asset disposal and rent evasion. Abraham Bartlett faces opposition over rent and a 301 pound deposit, with the court noting potential misconduct and remanding an eight month period. A separate matter discusses a minor apothecary case, concluding that under prior practice a minor may contract to practice, affecting apothecary licensing and fees. the ruling favors allowing pre August 1815 practitioners to operate without payment.
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Frederick
Richard Williams
King’s Bench
Middleton
Abraham Bartlett
Cooke
Strickland
Woodroffe
Dorchester
Mr. Cooke
London
William Kendrick
Hand and Flowers
Sandyend
Fulham
Watson
East Met Company
Coke
Sheppard
Chambera
Knowles
Gayne
Lord Coke
Lord Ellenborough
Justtice Best
Cos
England
Wales
Apothecaries
Two Schnackenburgers in Court of Requests case
A surgeon sues an operative surgeon for 1 17s for attendance and medicine. A second Klaus Schnackenburger appears identical to the defendant, causing confusion. Witnesses identify the wrong man, the court adjourns, then corrects the record and dismisses the case, noting the two men are cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnackenburgers
Schnackenburger
Schneider
Klaus Schnackenburger
Mein Gott
Yones
Mr. Jones
Jones
Mr Naughton
Thomas Simpson
Klauvs
Mr. Yones
Schnackenbarger
Mr. Schnackenburger
Numbro Dree
Yorge-street
Klaus
London Evening 1834 Insolvency and Public Meeting Debates
In this issue dated September 13 1834 reports crowd unrest at a London meeting over reform and capital limits with remarks on fair hearing and leadership. It lists military appointments by purchase and insolvency declarations of multiple tradesmen ledgers, with a lengthy section on bankruptcies and dividends and a sugar price update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lovick
Sir. R. Vivyan
Bulwer
the Times
Edwards
EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL AT SURREY SESSIONS WOMAN ACQUITTED
Année Blaikie, about fifty, was tried before R Hedger for stealing from John Colclough two sovereigns and more on August 16 in Lambeth. The prosecutor, an attorney, testified to the theft after hospitality distrust and a sequence of lodgings. The jury acquitted Blaikie after many witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hedger
Année Blaikie
John Colclough
Lambeth
Peteon
Chambers
Brixton-road
Lambeth-square
Mount-row
Scotland
Horse and Groom
Westminster Road
Frances Street
London
Horsemonger-lane
Union Haill
Cannon
Whitechapel
Steel
Surrey Theatre
Rush
Caslon
Fire at Ratcliffe Cross destroys sugar refinery and walls
The Ratcliffe Cross fire origin remains unknown. The south wing top floor of the sugar refinery burned, with Mr. R Hamilton stating every floor held sugars and losses reached about 95 000 pounds including building and materials. Watson and Co. insured for 20 000. Firemen saved surrounding structures as crowds gathered. One fireman narrowly escaped when a wall toppled bricking his hose.
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Robert Hamilton
Ratcliffe
Old London
R. Hamilton
Messrs. Watson and Co
Phoenix
Imperial
Sun
Watson
Shadwell
Stepney
Public complaint on theatre exterior nuisance in Victoria Theatre
Letter to the editor complains about the Victoria Theatre exterior, calling it a nuisance that offends passersby. The writer urges the proprietors to fix the facade instead of building a pit saloon, praising the late proprietor’s decency and adherence to public standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Theatre
Minor Masters Meeting At The Mechanics Institute
A London meeting of minor masters discussed working class progress and the shifting stance of employers. Speakers questioned wage levels, taxation of excess profits, and the line between capitalists and labour, noting public access and crowd response as the event unfolded.
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THE
Mechanics’. Institute
True Sun
Sra
London
Witness
Pearce
Tre
Pimlico Operatives Hold Large Meeting On Union Rights
A large Pimlico Chelsea and Brompton gathering at the White Hart Tavern, presided by William Faith, backs uniting workers to resist master builders. Resolutions pledge support to operatives, deny signed declarations against unions, and urge subscriptions. The True Sun and Morning Advertiser receive thanks for coverage.
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Pimlico
Chelsea
Brompton
White Hart Tavern
Kingsread
William Faith
Taylor
Marson
Rymill
Cullingham
Ryan
Operative Builders
Oagh
Three Kingdoms
London
Carpenters
Davis
Simeon
Roy
Messrs. Combe and Co
The
True Sun
House of Commons
Indalgin
W . Prue
Sun
Doncaster Racing Card Describes Three-Year-Olds and Notable Horses
The report lists three year olds like Thetis and Mayflower and others such as Wyndhare and Fidelio entering races at Doncaster. It notes many entries from familiar sires and mares, with four and five year olds also included. The article praises the horses’ health and the course preparations and anticipates strong competition and public additions to the plates.
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Doncaster
Tesepee Ees
Fores Inn
Sing Coulton
Alpar
Blacklock
Eareolds
Bob
Acteon
Lovgwaint
Langan
Linda
Felix
Etic
Abastes
Gaur
Marchesa
Chet Pilgrim
Miss Camerine
Stag
Fidelity
Ilfred
Westport
Shepherdess
Beisha Dia
Tunboy
Leicester Races Show Card Feature 36 Sows and Two Miles
The program lists Staffordshire Stakes and related trials with entries from Gifford Beardsworth and Meynell. The Leicester meeting features the Gold Cup, Quorn Plate, and races for aged mares and four year olds, with entries including Miss Charlotte Traveller and Negotiator among others.
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Mr. Gifford
Miss Charlotte
Gifford
Tramp
Syre
E. Peel
Bostock
Scamper
Abingdon Race Week Card Highlights Two-Year Stakes
Abingdon race meeting lists Thursday events including Two Years Old Stakes of 0 sovs, Heats over a mile and a half, and a Handicap of 10 sovs. The entry pool features Friar a Mr. Bigg's De Beriot and Harlot in heats, with Robin Roughhead and Maid of Underley among notable runners. Wednesday and Friday events include Hunter Stakes, Borough Members Plate, and the Cape Cup style sweepstakes, with Vandyke and Connat a Me Kinlock among winners in heats and stakes.
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Abingdon
Bristow
Friar
Bigg
de Beriot
Reeve
Etwall
Malibran
Peyton
Sadler
Thornhill
Cornelia
Alderson
Robin Roughhead
Pryse
Goddard
Mr. Throckmorton
Rosa
Morpeth
Potts
Francis
Bc Frank
Coraveseeers
Ramsay
Longwaist
Mace
Winshi
St. Petersseveet
Hudson
Howison
Victorine
Stesepatskes i
Orde
Ramsway
Ross
Wormald
Ramsden
Walker
R. E
Lily
Wormeld
Skipsey
Captain Pott
Connat
Shirley
Hadeon
Alice
Langham
Earl Grey
Mr. Shirley
Dover
Howard
G. Harrison
Skipwith
Eady
Ricardo
White
W. Sint
Vicor
Tetélb
Mr. White
Mr. Dockeray
Hosrard
ReCreation for Soldiers and Sailors
A fragmented Victorian notice outlines Captain Marryatt and other authors releasing naval and military works. It mentions Adventure of a Naval Officer and The Night Watch, with pricing notes and publication hints on forthcoming romance by Edward Bulwer Lytton. The garbled text references pensioners and Arctic themes within the naval sketch tradition.
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Ireland
Peter Gale
Burtington Street
Richard Bentley
Royal Src
Ramadge
Agate
Ncis
H Ramadge
M.D. Flas
Petton
Royal ‘Sollans of Physi
London
Longman, Rees, Orme
Brown, Green
Gaston DE Blondeville
Henry
Ann Radcliffe
New Forest
Ales
Arctic Ocean
Chelsea: Pensioners
Marryatt
Vals
Night Watch
John Besan
Edward
Lytton Bulwer
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Matilda
Charlous ‘Bucy
Vandelear
Gentleman Gray
Henry Colburn
R. Bentley
Rhine
Low Countries
T.€. Grattan
Flanders
Globe
Fateats
Moore
Ady Blessington
Lord
Peek
Lord Byron
Spectator
Leigh Hunt
Tatler
Anne Radcliffe
Udolpha
Bonn
Alban
Mrs. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Ava
Birman
John Crawford
H. Collum
A. Oldridge
L. Columbia
Philadelphia
Wellington-street
Strand
United Kingdom
Oldridge
Gilbert Robinson
Great Britain
Wellington-streat
LAW Intelligence
the Apothecarifs’ Company
Thomas
the Gazette OF
9Th Foot
J. Spring
12Th Foot
Collier
G. Collier
Spring
19Th Foot
J. T. Bowden
Purchase
Freeman
R. Ponsonby
M.gregor
J. Gray
Archase
Gregory
Mocker
Gray
H.P. Faust
E. Brown
Lord G. Loftus
of Grenadier Foot Guards
F. Barlow
Gaynor
J.A. Briaw
Baker
John Chandler
Samuel King
St. Paul’s Church
Yard
John Nicholls
Wells
Somersetshire
Apothecary
Cook
New Inn
Graham
Copthall
Charles Walker
Titchborne-street
Golden-square
Saddier
Court of Bankruptcy
Randall
Castle-street
Holborn
Park
St. Swithin
Turquand
William Matson
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Blackstock
Bunce
Vincent
King’s Benchwalk
Curry
Edmund Peter Powell
Southampton
George Inn
Blanchard
Cleobury
Montague-street
Samuel Winterbottom
Ferniee
Yorkshire
Clothier
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Spinks King
Temple
Redfern
Art
William Hopkins
Frome Selwood
J. Metivier
C. H. Metivier
Wottonunder-Edge
Gloucestershire
Clothiers
E. Cassell
Croydon
Reigate
Surrey
E. Mousley
Harriton
Staffordshire
Cup Inn
Yaxall
W. Gundry
Goldsithoey
Cornwall
Helston
W. Poulter
Needham-market
Suffolk
Ipswich
J. Mortimer
Sen
Cleckheaton
White Swan Inn
Halifax
W. Swanwick
Nottingham
Wilson’s Hotel
G. Ellis
Clifton
Old Sandhill
York
R. Wakeford
Andover
Star and Garter Inn
J.thomas
Walsall
Gaddlers
George Hotel
J. Willins
Warwick
J. Watson
P. Mills
Ayres Quay
Bishop Wearmouth
Durham
T. Barker
Sutton St. Edmunds
Lincoln
Tanner
F. Fletcher
H. and
J. King
Leicester
Drapers
T. Barrett and Co
Worlingworth
P. M.kenzie
Tottenham Court-road
Cheesemonpersj
Mellanby
E. Towns
Darlington
Curriers
R. Good
Bishopsgate-without
J. Andrews
R. N. Rose
Abridge
Essex
Brewers
T. Nicoll
W. Brown
Pooley-street
T. Rutt
T. Williams
H. Coward
W. Fear
St. James S-Street
J. D. Osborn
T. Hourston
Exeter
A. Goff
J. Brown
Bristol
T.gladstones and
G. Edmonds
Ratcliffe Cross
the True Sun
Lan
Pimlico, Bc
Sporting
Hobson
Ike
Duke of Rutland
Perkina
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