Superior Patent Door, Spring, Hinge, and Lock Agency
John Brookes announces his Birmingham manufactory at 45 Bell Street as superior to any other. He offers high quality locks with low charges, noting few rivals know where to obtain such work. An agent in London may be appointed for immediate supplies. address given above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Cain
Fore
Antwerp
Calais
Mornan
Ramscate
Sandaya
Qian
Antw
Stalia
de Bic
Rabn
Gracent
Norman
Waterloo
Tower-street
Messrs. Hall
Wharfingers
Custom-house Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Haymarket
Colman
Chicng-crosa
W. Chaplin
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
Lombard-Street
Charles Bessell
Sec General Steam Navigation Company
Lombani-street
London
Bell-street
Birmingham
John Brookes
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Gowhyn
Catherine Sreet
Strand
Upper King-treet
Bloomsbury
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Chanple
Pall-mall
Hayes
L'Phun
Courtenay
Darcnnes
Pitts
Courteney
Yeegin
Fargee
Inspector and Literary Review
The May Dew and Other Pieces in SUPER IRELAND
A historical catalog entry advertising music sheets and poems, listing pieces such as The May Dew The Ring and the Windin Rory OMore and Whisper plus titles like The Child and the Gossamer Beauty and Time. It notes London publishers J Cleave and pricing details amid a catalog of works and free trade almanacks for 1835 with a call for subscriptions and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. No
Rory O'More
London
J. Duff
Grand Birmingham Dinner Draws Thousands of Attwood Supporters
A public dinner for the Members for the borough of Birmingham held at Beards worth's Repository drew about three thousand tickets sold, with four or five thousand within the hall. Attwood and Scholefield received long ovations, speeches praised liberty and prosperity, and a new marching tune Attwood's March closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Birmingham
Thomas Attwood
Joshua Scholefield
Beardsworth
Repository
Pearson
Francis Lloyd
Polis
Uminiski
John de Beauvoir
William the Fourth
Dewak
Scholefield
Attwood
Cobbett
Friendly Societies of
Birrainghaim
Cobbett letter delays public entry to Ireland
A letter from Mr. Cobbett dated Sept 12 1834 in Birmingham says the Holyhead coach cannot take him today and he will hasten by tomorrow if possible. He will be met by General George Cockburn at Kingstown and stay at Bray for part of a day. Local figures urge a public dinner in Dublin to welcome him and hope he visits Derrynane Abbey before leaving Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Holyhead
Ir George Cockburn
Kingstown
Bray
Mr. Whittle
WM. Cobbett
O’connell
Town
Meeting of the Operative Fancy Cabinet-Makers
An adjourned meeting at the Northumberland Arms Clerkenwell saw Wooster chair a session urging journeymen to rise from degradation. A committee report on price lists and a weekly sixpence subscription were discussed, aiming to form rules while avoiding Trades Union ties. Members enrolled, and Monday meetings were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland Arms
Clerkenwell
Wooster
Palmer
Trades’ Union
Clerical Delinquents and a Dog Thefts at St Marys
A Stamford News item reports a clerical misstep over a supposed cock fight linked to Parson Shield. It then details a dog theft by Thomas Roberts son of Rev T Roberts of St Marys, who was caught with the farmer's dog in St Martin's. Compensation settled. owner demanded ten pounds for damages after a rainstorm incident.
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Parson Shield
Preston
Ayston Parson
Devine
Thomas Roberts
T. Roberts
St. Mary's
Scotney
St. Martin’s
Long Sutton
Stamford
Roberts
Stamford News
Respectable deputation honors Francis King Eagle with silver salver
A deputation of twenty leading residents of Bury St Edmunds visited Francis King Eagle to present him a large silver salver in appreciation of his public services and efforts to improve local charities. They were greeted with a cordial address and a fine collation, reflecting continued zeal for patriotic public work. The piece also notes Belgian duelling, a minister’s shooting incident, and foreign exchange and precious metal prices as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury St. Edmund’s
Francis King Eagle
Belgium
Monsieur Gendehies
Roget
Paris
Juvenile gang blamed for Camberwell fair crimes by 19th century court
The Camberwell fair saw numerous thefts by a gang of juveniles. Robert Lambert, 19, and others faced charges for pocket picking and theft. Hennessy, Donovan, and two 13 year olds were tried with varied verdicts. Sentences included hard labour, solitary confinement, and whippings. Several were transported for years, while many were given imprisonment or acquittals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberwell Fair
Robert Lambert
Lambeth
Josiah Stone
Britton
James Hennessy
Jeremiah Donovan
Henry Batt
Camberwell
Hennessy
Donovan
William Jackson
Alfred Campbell
Eliza Young
Mary Jackson
James Preston
Dennis M‘carthy
James Thompkins
Henry Nicholls
William Osboron
Thomas Salisbury
Lewis Jones
Charles Forrest
John Morris
Mary Ashley
Mary Hathway
Henry Robinson
Susanna Newman
John Richards
Appointment Notices From The Gazette Of Last Night
The Foreign Office reports King’s approval of Thomas du Hamel as Consul to Jersey within His Majesty the King of the Belgians domain. Whitehall notes the King’s presentation of Reverend Hugh M Calman to South Knapdale parish in Argyll, succeeding Reverend Duncan Rankine’s transfer to North Knapdale.
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Foreign Office
Thomas du Hamel
Jersey
Whitehall
Hugh M‘calman
Church End
South Knapdale
Inverary
Shire of Argyll
Duncan Rankine
North Knapdale
Insolvency declarations and bankruptcies listed in court notices
A long list of insolvencies and bankruptcies from Bathwick Somersetshire to Liverpool and Nottingham outlines debtors, creditors, surrender dates, and official assignees. It details Henry George bookseller, William Baker draper, Frederick Skinner grocer, William Mille builder, Charles Cantor builder, Joseph Tyzack die-sinker, and others with respective surrender or meeting dates and venues, plus dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and notes on municipal matters and militia reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Bathwick
Somersetshire
William Baker
Southampton
Draper
Frederick Skinner
Dartington-place
Vauxhall
Grocer
Adlington
Faulkner
Gregory
Bedfordtow
Graham
Copthall Buildings
William Mille
Newmarket
Court of Bankruptey
Constable and Kirk
Symond
Turquand
Charles Cantor
New Peckham
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs
Selby
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Whitmore
Basinghall-street
Joseph Tyzack
Sheffield
Town-hall
Herbert
Bartholomew-close
London
Bullock
William Allen
Alnwick
Northumberland
Star Inn
Woodman
Morpeth
Messia, Spencer and Compton
Aldermanbury
J. Wood
Aldersgate Street
C. Grill
Red Lion Inn
Cambridge
G. Stockley
T. Wakelin
Kenilworth
Warwickshire
Craven Arms
Coventry
J. Burrowa
Holme Lanse
Nottinghamshire
Wilson’s Hotel
Nottingham
J. Butterworth
R. Butterworth
Husted Mill
Rochdale
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
E. Mouessey
Haunton
Staffordshire
Cup Inn
Yorall
J. Hallam and Co
George the Fourth Inn
B. Rushforth
W. Rushforth
Halifax
White Lion
W. Row
St. Peter's
Lwelve
Newcastle- upon-Tyne
T. Harding
Worcester
John West
Frome Selwood
J. Wilson
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
South John-street
W. Wilson
Brabant
Mark-lane
F. Webb
C. P. Lamb
Leeds
W. Bull
Tauntog
French News on Carlist Movements and Bayonne Dispatches
The Moniteur reports from the Pyrenees a Carlist retreat and losses at Bergara about 400 men, with Rodil moving on Hernani and Zumalacarreguy gathering 11 to 12 thousand insurgents. Reports from Bayonne and Saint Sebastian note attacks, garrison actions, and royal decrees affecting Elisondo and San Miguel. In Madrid observers discuss civil liberty debates and Cortes fissures amid censorship and Reform rhetoric. The Bay of Biscay sea events describe the London trader Isabella Sarah weathering heavy seas and the successful use of a patent anchor to avoid loss.
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Moniteur
Pyrenees
Bergara
Zomelacarreguy
Amescoa
Rodil
Aspeytia
Sith
Don Carlos
Aratia
Espartero
Orchandiano
Elisondo
Bordeaux
Vera
Charles V
Don Carlos Havingeen
Zumalacarreguy
Viana
Rodillas
Og Lordora
Hernani
Eral Jarreguy
Ardouin
Lorenza
Budoya
Linares
José de Barenetcha
Marquis de Vergas
Bayonne
San Miguel
Martinena
Maria Luisa
Todil
Cordova
Jarreguy
Ardovio
Lorenzo
Lorenzo.“ the Marquis de Vergas de Barenetcha
Pgere Rhead
Isabella Sarah
Catain Lee
London
Tyoemouth
Shields Bar
Sunderland
Souter Point
Rodgers
Rodger
Dispatches on Coorg Operations from Fort St. George
India Board reports from Fort St George dated April 1834 detailing Coorg Field Force actions under Brigadier Lindesay and Colonel Foulis. It notes successes, unexplained failures, and requests government orders on disposing captured ordnance and arms. Adjutant General Conway supplies casualty figures through April 15 1834.
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Fort. St. George
R T
Lindesay
C.B
Coorg
G. M. Stewart
Cellency
C. B
Foulis
Sueaert
H. S. Conway
Adjutant General’s Office
Camp
Bangalore
Court Circular update from the British legation scene
The Marquis de Miraflores returns to the Port land-place Legation residence from Brighton. Mr Mayers and Mr O Perrall meet with Mr Secretary Rice at the Colonial Office. The Queen attends service at St George's Chapel with an anthem praised. Their Majesties converse on the terrace and take drives. The King plans to travel to London tomorrow for a Court and Council.
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Marquis de Miraflores
Legation
Portland-place
Brighton
Mayers
Barbadoes
O’perrall
M.P
Rice
Colonial Office
Lord Holland
Holland House
Kensington
Brougham Hall
Westmoreland
Edinburgh
Earl of Mulgrave
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Derbyshire
Quinesor
Sart
St. George’s Chapel
Mr. Knyvett
London
Transmission of Newspapers Post Office Reforms
The Hampshire Telegraph reports October news of post office changes to boost newspaper circulation. After October newspapers stamped may travel by packet to colonies without cover or with side covers, posted within seven days. later postage applies. Papers from colonies by packet are free if unopened, or charged as single letters if opened. Newspapers from colonies via private ships incur threepence per paper if enclosed. Foreign delivery via packet boats costs two pence per paper. Rules for English language and overseas papers remain, with re-direction and cover requirements clarified.
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Hampshire
Lieouge Welch
General’Post Office
Bri
East Indies
Cape of Good Wales
Majesty's
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Ko. Sa
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Dublin
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Donnan
Pool
R. Hepburn
N-Street
Piccany
WJ. Smith
J. D. Styles
Iano
New Cavendish
Street
Hambro Coffee-House
Water Lane
Lisbon
Wedderburn
Samuel Lancaster
Harvey
Society For the
Sahent
Karvey
James Boddington
Rathbone-place
N.B
Lover
Ravatreet
People
Cleave
J. Cleave
Shoe Lane
Madame Vestris
Brougham
Tully
Poor Law Commissioners
Chadwick
Halifax Express
Duptin
Surrey
the Gazette OF
W. Splaine
K. L. Gossage
M. Squire
Western
Asylum-terrace
King’sroad
Chelsea
Maary Beardsworth
Martha Cheetham
J. Shoolbred
W. Wright
H. Hopkins
Edgbaston
J. Jackson
R. E. W. Coleman
J. Holland
E. Joyce
New Bond-street
R. and
J. Frost and Co
Goldsmith-street
H. Young
G. Bury
Mansfeld-place
Kentish Fown
J. Hall
G. Hall
Jun
Traro
Cornwall
J.johnson and Co. Bovworth
H. Ball
G. Ball
Ramsbury
Wiltshire
Tron
Council Office
Council
St. James’s Palace
House of Peers
Three Kingdoms
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Mapato
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Procuradores
Presa
Domecq
Torremegia
Cortes
Calomarde
Ansacae Bank
Stocr
Iodia
ARLES
Canada
Nodamarise Nacesseensersor Saus Nytgaet Oennensenses Naceuses
Oss
General Steam Navigation
Stewart
C. Hy, Chamier
Fort St. George
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