JHE E A ST INDIA SKETCH BOOK AND WANTED MASTERS
Advertisement fragments show an East India sketch book promotion, a journeyman glassmaker wanted at Bristol, a handsome mare for sale priced thirty guineas, and a cautionary note about Johnsons American Sootheing Syrup for teething children with claims of safety and efficacy despite imitators. Names include Mr James Farr Lastmuaker Bristol and Mrs Johnsons American Sootheing Syrup stamp details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Life In
Faeon
Samuel Gray
Carseihs
Castlestreet
Leicester
Bequest Payment Demanded by Olive Princess of Cumberland
Olive, Princess of Cumberland, appeals to Ernest Duke of Cumberland on the eve of his Continent departure to settle a bequest from King George the Third. She notes 23,000 pounds due from private royal funds, requests immediate payment, and signs as cousin and obedient servant from London dated September 16, 1833.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
George
Olive
Princess OF Cumberland
London
Parish Vestr y Meeting adopts gas lighting plan for Chelsea parish
A crowded Chelsea vestry, led by Rev. Lockwood, votes to adopt the Parochial Gas Establishment Act and appoints twelve inspectors to run parish lighting. Delegates from Marylebone, St James Westminster and others attend, as the plan promises reduced rates and local control of lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Haans Town
Me. Lockwood
George IV
England
Wales
Hans-town
St. James
Westminster
Marylebone
William TV
Halloway
Samuel Cornell
Manchester Board of Management of Gas Works
Marylebone Bay
Chiarman
Goderich
Sculthorpe
Eneas Mc Donald, Esq
Eed
Sharved
Vodel
Messrs
Hume and
Clay
Weaders
Bligh
Iman
Two Revising Barristers Audit Borough Voter Lists
The revising barristers George Lake Russell and Edmond Chapman opened sittings at White Conduit House to revise parish lists. They scrutinized St Giles and Islington entries, adjusting house or shop qualifications and removing duplicate numbers when one person occupied multiple former houses. Claims over residence and rate payments were challenged. some were refused for lacking proof or proper form. The day closed with thanks from both courts and notes that old lists will see little major change. SPORTING. DONCASTER RACES. The following is a list of horses likely to start and their jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lake Russell
Edmond Chapman
White Conduit House
Russell
St.Giles
Chapman
St. Mary
Islington
Charles Baldwin
Duggin
R. Stanhope Wilkes
Newington-green
Wilkes
Doncaster
Faras
Orde
Dancing Master
Johnson
Duke of Cleveland
J. Day
Walker
Mussulman Cett
Watt
Darding
Rockingham
Nicholson
Anne
Holmes
Colonel Crawford
Rawlinson
Chapple
Mir
Osbaldestai
Rabanson
Hunter
Peresteria
Shepherd
Mastyn
R. Dick
Allegro
Irhae
Gally
Wheatley
Lord Kelburne
Nelson
Duke of Leeds
Templeman
Mr. Fox
Walmough
Fulford
Dodzoon
Chifeey
Edwards
Yarburgh
Laurel
Chifney
John Day
Mr. Houldsworth
Titus Darling
Deceiver
Glaucus
Yaneing Master
Mole
France
Courrier Francaise
Louis Philippe
Court of Assizes
Paris
Prince Talleyrand
Dover
England
Duchess de Dino
Prince Tatleyrand
Talleyrand
Reading
Berkshire
Captain Back Report Reveals Health as Expedition Advances
A Montreal Herald note relays Captain Back’s letters from Jack River dated June 19 reporting his party in excellent health and planning to push on in a light canoe to locate a wintering station and await the barges at the Athabasca, signaling progress in the northern expedition. The dispatch mentions upbeat inland arrangements and zeal to facilitate the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Back
England
Montreal
Hudson Bay Company
Lachine
Interior
Jack River
N.W
Lake Quinipique
Athabasca
Montreal Herald
Proclamation on Arms Surrender by Mauritius Governor 1833
The governor of Mauritius proclaims the seizure of arms and warlike stores held without sanction. All holders must deliver muskets bayonets pikes cannons to storekeepers within ten days, excluding fowling pieces sabres and arms for personal defense. Authority cites William IV and St James order. God save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nicolay
William IV
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
K.C.H
Mauritius
St. James's
Port Louis
God
King
Teland
Geo. FL Deck
Sir Robert Peel to preside at Anniversary Meeting
The Bulletin notes Sir Robert Peel will preside over the Anniversary Meeting of the societies for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Propagation of the Gospel, marking the event with formal addresses. It records Bible Society expenditure to date and a correction about a drowning report near Purpin's road on the Surrey side of Slackfriars bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Societies For
Bomingham Gasette
British and Foreign Bible Society
Purpin’s Road
Slackfriars Bridge
Newfoundland
Sir Thomas Cochrane
General Assembly
Tucker
Island
Lord Goderich
Downing-street
Mariner
Thomas Cochrane
Mr. Haly
Youghal Charter Facts and Irish Commission Report
The article reports on Youghal town clerk Mr Jenkins’s examination by corporation commissioners and notes the original charter granted in 1374 by Edward III. It cites the town’s governed structure, free men, and varied religious affiliations, plus references to Cork and Galway matters, trials, and a looming joint stock banking plan. The piece also covers disturbances at a London fair, the Edinburgh burgh inquiry, and the Burgh Commission’s inquiries across Scotland with detailed questions on property revenue debt administration taxation patronage and policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Commission
Jenkins
Youghal
Messrs. Fogarty and Lisle
Edward the Third
Court of King’s Bench
Gord Shannon
Duke of Devonshire
Berouugh
Mrr. Stewart
Tuam
Thalway
Cashel
Waterford
New Bank
Londonderry
United Interests
Londonderry Sentinel
Cavendish
Castlebar
Galway
Aalthough
Lord Melbourne
Leeds Intelligencer
DarRtow-Busi Farm
London
Harlow Bush
Burgh Commission
Edinburgh
Scotland
Glasgow
Campbell
Graham
Cunninghame
Aberdeen
Forfar
Fife
Wr. Hooter
Innis
Faverness
Perth
Inverness
Police
Inverness Courier
Majesties Review Guards In Home Park Procession
Yesterday morning their Majesties reviewed the 1st battalion of Guanis in Home Park with five carriages and four, under Life Guards guard. The King rode last, Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester in another carriage, and Prince George rode on horseback. Loyal salutes welcomed the procession as the regiment saluted and performed intricate maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor, Siér
Sic Nadier Guanis
Brent-Colonel
Brook
1St Regiment of Life Guards
Dukes of
Cumberland
Gloucester
Dresed
Princess Augusta
Duchess of Gloucester
Prince George
A. Barnard
Colonel Bowater
Rang
St. George's Hall
Guards
Royal
Princess Ususta
Duke
Duke of Cumberland
Proce George
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of
Dean
Duke of
Prussia
Duke of Argyll
Duke of Gloucester
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Lord Mount Edgcumbe
Baron Bulow
Lis
St. James's
Prize questions for philosophy and political economy academy
A historic notice outlines prize topics for a French academy's 1835 competitions. Subjects include metaphysics analysis of Aristotle, city population statistics and reform measures, imprisonment for debt, and political economy questions on free trade, customs, and capital deployment with detailed program requirements and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mokats
Paris
Academy
France
Hk Cll
Late coal pit blast injuries prompt cautious estimates
A Dudley area explosion caused thirteen men to suffer serious burns, with officials hoping only four lives may be lost in the end. The report cites concerns over church-rate resistance in Middleton and outlines new shipworm prevention methods and burn treatments endorsed by Westminster hospital and Lancet clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Leamington Courier
Middleton
Samuel Lomax
Manchester Guardian
Naval Department
Westminster Hospital
Kentish
Lynn
Halloran
Guthrie
Messrs
Sutton, Humphreys
Burd
Salop
Extraordinary Beggar Jemmy Bradley Killed by Coach at Tilehurst
An inquest at the World's End Inn Tilehurst heard James Bradley known as Jemmy Bradley died Saturday night when the Age Bath coach ran over him on the road opposite the inn. He was a habitual county vagabond who traveled with companions and sometimes charged beggars’ fees. He had money tied up in Marsh’s bank before its failure and also held funds in the Newbury Savings Bank. Bradley dressed eccentrically with a large flowered straw hat and ribbons. The verdict was accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy's Hospital
Southwark
Mary Newland
Neentland
Lower Tulsehill
Bratt
Wader
William Paden
Gentlerman
Mary Reeves
Frederick Reeves
Church-street
Deptford
Thomas Gurney
Ollock
World’s End Inn
Tilehurst
James May
James Bradley
Age Bath
Jemmy Bradley
Hin
Bradley
Marsh
Newbury Savings’ Bank
Dean, Hants
Reading
Simley
Scotland
Sir Walter Scott
Edie Ochiltree
Berkshire Chronicle
Improvement of the Metropolis from a Correspondent
A London correspondent argues for a direct open street from Coventry Street toward Covent Garden Market and the theatres. He notes bottlenecks in Sidney's Alley Bear Street and New Street, proposes widening Bear Street St Martin's Court and New Street to King Street, and connecting to Leicester Square to create a straight western approach to Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Uowders
Regent-street
Piccadilly
Covent-garden Market
Hay
Sidney’s Alley
Bear-street
the. Martin’s Court
New-street
London
New Street
Coventry-street
Leicester-square
St. Martin’s Court
King-street
Great Western Road
Coventgarden Market
The
Theatres, &c
Waterloo Bridge
Cape Town exports favor farming over wine in 1832 report
The Cape Agricultural Society report by Attorney-General Oliphant compares grazing vs vine culture. It notes 1832 export values: horns hides butter cheese 78199 versus wine brandy and other wines 83101, an excess of 14708 for animal products. Salted provisions consumption rises. ships supply cheaply and Mauritius contracts use Cape beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
London
Cape Agricultural Society
Oliphant
Constantia
Mauritius
Perran
Bollingey
Falmouth Coriuthian
Abe
Monmouthshire
Marquis of Londonderry
Shiney Row
Pittington
Broomside
Durham
Sunderland
Sunderland Herald
Trafalger Square
National Galery
Royal Academy
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Just
Ares
Australia
Arrowsmith
Aus
Wrda
New South
Carrbles Sturt
F.ls
F.R.G.S
Caprna Sturt
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Cape
Thomas Entaner
Alst
roCU_RS
Upper
Fa Mane Archer
Aidhe-de-Camp
Lord Combermere
Kats Maier Archer
Captain Skinner
Neturgh Review
Nuit Palton
David Baird
Theodore Hook
Irons Sears
Herald
RS. Johnson
Joleen
His Royal Highness
Ernest Duke OF Cumberland
ST. Luke, Chelsea
Vestry
Finsbury Registration
Sporting
Red House
Houldsworth
Forester
Figaro
Ridsdale
Lottery
Marchesa
Valparaiso
Peel
Blacklock
Rowton
Lord Langford
Catton
Voluna
Comus
Sultan
Gascoigne
Isabel
Jerry
Cleveland
Gord Chesterfield
Culwick
Fox
Loth
ST. Leger
Doreastre
Trespay Megarsy
Muley Moloch
Belshaszar
Mussulman
Rockinghan
Stu Bo
Jack Fawcet
Ato To — Forester
Ireland
Dublin
Dublin Gazette
Dublin Castle
Ireand
Parliamente Street
Aliso
Yithe Chain
Castle, Dublin
Marquis of Linsdowne
Lord Childen
Goulburn
William Gissett
Lord
Anglesea
Marquis Wellesley
Anthony &. Blake
Exchequer
Serjeant O'Lochlen
Cork
S.E
Limerick
Killaloe
Cloyne
Aghada
W. W. Maunsell
Artile
Leen
C. Pugotd
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