OSSAMER WIGS and political works advertisement
An 18th or 19th century sale notice advertises OSSAMER WIGS by WM FOOT noting lightness and natural look, with purchase at Finch Lane. Also promotes CONNELL and the Duke of Wellington letter and a DANIEL O’CONNELL portrait engraving, priced and sold through multiple London outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossamer
WM. Foot
Wm. Poot
Lovenotor
Finch Lane
Threadpeedle-street
O'Connell
London
Wakelin
Shoe
Fleet-street
Commercial
City
Strand
Parkess
Compton-street
Scho
Militia Ensign and Bankruptcy Notices In Dorset and London
The issue lists commissions for Dorsetshire Militia and a Master Extraordinary appointment in the High Court of Chancery. It then details a long Bankrupts section with numerous names, places, dates, and attorneys, followed by election intelligence including London registration proceedings, parish lists, objections, and notices from reform associations and local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Dorset
Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia
C. Chalmers
C. A. Emery
G. Symond
Dutco
J. B. Manning
Whitehall
William Collins Hatherly
Hideford
Devon
High Court of Chancery
Extraordinary Case of Death by Fatont at Lime Street
A nine year old boy James Driscoll died at the London Hospital after being punished by confinement beneath Lime Street church for stealing three fabric items. The child endured a two day night confinement amid declining mental state, crying for God, nightmares, and visions. Despite medical care the boy wasted away to a complete skeleton before his death. The hospital refused to release the body without consulting the coroner about the extraordinary circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatont
James Driscoll
London Hospital
Lime-street
Huey
State of the Poor in Antrim Parishes Begging System
A clerical inquiry in Ulster County Antrim details summer vagrancy in Kirkinola Ballyclug with about 120 beggars, many women, and migrants from Ballymena and Maghera. Mendicity alleviates some need. families beg to supplement low relief while fears grow of imitation, crime, and social decay without workhouses or regulated aid.
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Ulster
Arthur Magill
John Patrick
Alexander Patlecson
John Hoss
William Stanhope
John Teller
John Watson
John Wilson
Young
Kirkinmola
Ballyclug
Para
Karlaudala
Ballymena
Kirkinrola
Alymena
Lome
England
Scotland
Balliment
Maghera
Derry
County Tyrone
Coylestown
Larne
Glenarm, &c
Varnenk
Ytis
Shipping Intelligence round up of wrecks and derelicts
The Lloyds list reports numerous maritime incidents across ports. The Lady Neville from Newcastle to Sandwich is lost near Golfatream with crew saved. the Elizabeth bound for Miramichi lost masts, and the Brothers of Dartmouth wrecked east of Vortisaac. Several vessels grounded, put back, or leaky, including the Plutarch total wreck near mid September and the Sarah Jane driven ashore west of Bouroone. Many crews saved, some cargo damaged or discharged, with multiple ports named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyp
Markeate
Lady Neville
Robson
Newcastle
Sandwich
Golfatream
Prymorth
Farnocrth
Elizabeth
Smith
Miramichi
Panspow
Dartmouth
Taylor
Vortisaac
Louisa
Nicholas
Plymouth
Carpir
Palmer
Holland
Newport
Agcana
Anna Millorx
Palermo
John and Mary
Stephenson
Milford
Chatham
St. Ann’s
Wiod
Stoop Charles
Bristol
Horynean
Plutarch
Johnson
New Orleans
Liverpool
N.W
W.N.W
Sarah
Syms
Demerara
Carnarvon Bay
Brown
Port Carlisle
Quebec
Limertex
Adelina
Gray
Scattery Roads
Islewaroo
Lord Stammont
M‘dougall
Clay
Langley
Sovtawocn
Robert Francis
Cook
Shields
Easton
Yarmorth
Anne
Bouroone
Sarah Jane
Bachero
Sierra Leone
London
Bauia
Cometa
Oliveira
Lisbon
Sangapore
Jersey
Gaspe
Ditto
Newfoundland
Green Island
Fatal cab accident and inquest in Newgate Street
An inquest at Bethlem Ree Hospital investigated the death of Mr David Ogram a college gentleman run over by a cab in Newgate Street. Witnesses described the collision and driver behavior a verdict of manslaughter was returned against cab driver George Nicholls. In Gravesend a separate inquest into George Hirsch a calico printer who killed himself with a razor after a dispute found temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paylie
Bpsthou
John Henry Saxton
St. Martis
s-le-Grand
Noless
Newgate-street
Witgesa
James Beowell
Gartner
Thiselton
George Nicholls
Clapton
Lea
George King
Windmill Tavern
Windmill Hill
Gravesend
Ueasy
Ventjean
Parrock-street
Thomas Nevilles
Pitmap Terrace
Peceksnactiuss
Dr. Davis
Star Inn
Anne Ferrall
Mr. King
Wildmall
Howard Woodward
Mr. Woodward
East Surrey Reform Association Meeting At Three Tuns Hotel
Last night a meeting of the East Surrey Reform Association members was held at the Three Tuns Hotel Southwark with Samuel Palmer in the chair. Officers were appointed to act before the revising barristers and a fetter from the Conservative Society was adopted. Miller reported 700 to 800 objections, about 250 per side, with many from overseers, noting increased reforming support despite opposing rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Surrey
Miller
Weag
Wade
Peres
James Rossell
Village revels at Painten fair with races and dancing
Painten, Lincolnshire staged a rustic festival echoing old times with donkey race, a tea prize for ladies, a sack race, penny loaves, a maiden gown race, and dancing led by Major Handley. The piece notes social contrasts and calls for less exclusiveness to ease class differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painten
Lincolnshire
Major Handley
M.P. Fur Kustun
Jackasa
Mary
Pointou
Downe
Almack
Strats Paper Office Vacancy and Royal Renovation Plans
The death of the late Mr Lemon did not fill the vacancy as claimed. Mr Letchmere, long a second clerk, held the post after the death. The Chapel Royal will close for renovation and a new organ will be presented by His Majesty. the choir is to be moved to create space for the household and public. The Duke de Frias has orders to press France for decisive intervention. Queen Christine awaits that answer before deciding. A mix of political commentary follows, noting satire on ministers and religious figures. Dinner plans for Mr James Aytoun and others are described as magnificent. An incident of arson at Turrey Court wheat stacks near Mr Wings Rammell’s property leads to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF London
Guildhall
Tamlyn and
Craig
King’s Bench
Court of Common Pleas
Tamlyn
Will
St. Nicholas
Cole Abbey
J. Maynard
Thie
Potter
Staples
Carpenters’ Company
Dheorge Hastings Heppel
Mansion-house
Wood-street
Walthamstow
Heppel
Old Jewry
John Lane
Goldsmiths’ Company
J. Lane
Sr. Staples
All Hallows the Great
Barrow
Barker
All Hallows
Londonwall
St. John the Evangelist
Tory
Liberal Party
Cumming
M'Anley
Mee McAuley
Ballymoon
J. Craig
Hone
Ay Cottier
America
Ballymena
M‘auley Wentiound
Duke de Frias
Paris
Christine
Gazette de France
Charivari
Charles X
Ham
Owever
St. Peter
Taz Epinsurcu O’connell
James Aytoun
K. Gillon
Walihouse
Bi. P
Kinloch
Vinlock
Nairne
Drumbilbo
Austraer
Brown
Edinburgh
James Joy
Turry Court
Brighton Guardian
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Steam Navigation Company, Ornebal Te Rign
Su ‘ Majesty's
Rotterdam
Rene
Manley Smengers
Cologne
Rhine
General Steam Navigation Company
Britannia
Oeriaiog
Ustend
The
Breday
Mornnesday
Rey
Teesday
Saturn
Brighton
Havre
Sandby
Antw
Mesars
de Bie
Rahn
Creacen Minories
Mr. Norman
Water Lane
Tower-street
Venes
Hall
Custom-house Quay
Black
Scates
Ramsgate
Me Carter
Peg Margate
Cowie
Sop
St Seni Ek Crash
Ha Co
Hgring-Croen
Mx. Underwood
Symarket
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
L. Bee- Sennaara Steam Havignies Coespany
Lombani-street
Regent-circus
Adolphus de Courcy
the Gazette OF
Isaac Pemberton
Worcester
Gale
Basinghall-street
Graham
Copthall
Harry Swathe Mason
Barry Mason Kettiewell
Bormey Wharf
Camberwell
Oal-Merchants
Court of Bankruptcy
Meyers
Nind
Cotterill
Throgmortonstreet
Pennell
Bexty Breakwell
Throgmerton Street
Tailor
Keene
Fernival’s Inn
Belcher
Willian Hough
Manchester
Commissioners’rooms
Attorn
Mesure
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Follett
Row
Makinson
James Postlethwaite
Draper
Avornays
Messrs
Adlin
New Boswell-court
Lincoln’s Inn
Willim
Bilstan
Qoecber
J. Penrice
M. Andrew
Old ‘Change
Porbee
D. Kassel
Mark-lane
Wine
St Tai
Habiruptcy
Giwber Sy G Seainypel
Oriman
Square
Wipe
Cart
Bankrupe
J. Noble
Westgate
Northumberland
Stone
J. Evans
Lridge-street
Lambeth
Atleven
J. Chneos
J. Gibbs
Warwick
Linundrapers
Picy
J. Collier
Poultry
Hosier
W. Spring
Great
Portland-street
Portland-place
Te Court of Bankruptcy
G- Swift
Stoketon-Trent
Cwelvs
Swanlan
Henley
G. Wright
Sheffield
Hasey
Neath
Glamorganshire
Culighal
G. Weaton
Nottingham
George the Fourth Inn
H. Ballea
Clarendon Building
H. Makepeace
1. Greenway
Royal Met
G. i Hodgson
W. Addison
Taman
R. Evamy
Southampton
Hep
Grocers
W. Qty
BBE
Whitby
Yeovil
Som
F.G. Aubin
W. Richards
Peckham
Surrey
S. Harris and Co
Medeira
H. Carrington and Co
Stockport
G. Weaver
M. Powell
J. Smith
Staffordshire
T. King
J. Vials
Mester-street
Regent's Park
Election Intelligence
Taassien Merrine
Mentish Harald
East Kent Association
Canterbury
Brentford
Middlesex
Oere
Laira Ieen
Laira Green Wave
Charles
Egg- Auckland
Newcombe Parker
Devonshire
Plymouth Advertiaer
Brighton Gazette
Briacober
Commun
Seoners
Ireland
Shipping Intelligence
Joho Buil
Hamburgh
Texel
Galliot
Camerons
Mackie
Hastings
Berbice
Abberton
Shuttingworth
Calcutta
Isle of Dogs
Guiet
Corqners’ Inqueses
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