Almanacks for 1835 issued after Stamp Duty repeal
The ad lists several 1835 almanacks now available, including the British Penny Almanack and British Tradesman's Almanack, with engravings and prices from one penny to sixpence. It promotes superior quality, new type, and larger profits for publishers, inviting orders and direct sales via J. Gleave, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Cleave
London
J. Gleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
Cabinet Makers Society opens Egyptian Hall with varied upholstery
The Cabinet Makers Society at Egyptian Hall Piccadilly announces a grand showroom across fourteen departments including furniture from Gothic oak chairs to dining and drawing room pieces. Visitors may view free. goods priced at cash lowest rates with a twelve month exchange guarantee. The society operates from Egyptian Hall and 71 Leadenhall Street, funds support sickness and old age.
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Cabinet Makers’ Society
Piccadilly
William I
William IV
George Robins
London
England
Cabinetmakers’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Theociety
Thomas Hasler
Leidenkal-street
The Lincolnshire Miser Dies in Winterton
Jonathan Dent, a Lincolnshire Quaker and famed miser living in Winterton, died after a life of hoarded wealth. His odd beliefs and frugal acts, including refusing a church door repair and punishing a dog for a small tax, are recounted as his wealth failed to comfort him in death. The tale closes with a Turin report on Sardinia's student unrest and Turin’s 1833 university closure amid ministerial decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Dent
Lincolnshire
Society of Friends
Winterton
Rokeby
and Elwes
Mr. Dent
Nottingham Review
Period court action over voter lists in Finnsbury parish
Mr. Sandys and Mr Chapman held sessions at White Conduit House to revise Finnsbury Borough lists. Objections were raised to voter registrations in St. Giles in the Fields, with complaints of dead or absent residents remaining on rate books and misdescriptions. officials faced calls for better list preparation and threats of penalties against overseers if faults persisted. A foreign applicant, Carl Kauffmann, was ruled an alien and ineligible to vote, while other cases involved mis spellings and omissions in the Bromfield and Aldwinkle entries. The court also addressed Queen Caroline wards, London alms houses, porters at markets, and charity grants amid broader city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qight
Grimstone
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
G Street
Long-actre
London
Corr
H. Pluckwell
Tottenham
Middlesex
Old England
London Morning Journal
London ‘ Morning Journal
Goss
Edinburgh
Edinbugh
Glasgow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternosterrow
Calton-street
Trongate
Ghu
Lancaster-place
Strand
R. Wright
Zaccheus Hunter
Webber-row
Blackfriars-road
United Kingdom
N.B
Wright
Mr. Sandys
St. Giles In
Rogers
Aldwinkle
Mranfield
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Aldwinkle
Bromfield
Mr. Bromfield
Broomfield
Pole
Sandys
John Brown
Tottenham Court Road
Brown
Castle-street
Harvey Combe
Joseph Delafield
William Delafield
Charles Flower
Carl Kauffmann
Mr. Kauffmann
Kaufmann
Kauffmann
Percy
Woburn-place
Chapman
Igg
Bigg
Roent
Deputy Wood
Queen Caroline Hospital
J. Hume
Bryanstone Square
Queen Caroline
Common Council
City of London
Joseppa Hume
Caroline
James Shar
Ledger
Charles Pearson
Court of Common Council
Finance Committee
Nelson
Fanuy
Williams
Watling-street
Brant
City Lands Committee
French
William Pritchard
Pritchard
Ashurst
William Williams
Deputy Carter
Langbourn
St. Thomas’s Hospital
City Lands’ Committee
Smithfield Market
Farringdon Street
General Purposes
Port of London
Shochak
Doncaster
Scott
Touchstone
Liverpool
Lady le Gros
Plenipo
Red-house
Yorkshire
Flying Childers
Newmarket
Bubastes
Plenipotentiary
Batson
Messrs
Ridsdale
Robinson
Iinchester
Yeasley
Hicks
Wagstaff
Lord Westminster
Camel
Banter
Henry
Bucephalus
Alexander
Amaranthus
Matchem
Newton
Tattersall
Nowell
Underley Stud
Longwaist
J. Scott
Bustard
M.wood
Muley Bins
Sir M. Wood
Mr. Buckley
G. Walker
Rolle Roche
Y. Phantom
Aurelius
Emilius
Anne
Tarrare
Roast
Mott
Middleton
S. Fox
Boast
Corporation. Leger
Duke of Cleveland
Houldsworth
David
Catton
Towneley
Westport
Langar
Whisker
Attwood
Stanton
Yra
Diaon
Brunswicker
Colonel Athorpe
Br c
Forfar
Rani
Neville
Amadon
Saltan
Conelly
Walker
Corporation
Darling
Oakley
Despot
Old Bailey Alterations Spark Court Scrutiny
A London court discussed the cost and authority behind extensive alterations at the Old Bailey Court-house to accommodate the new act and influx of trials from counties. expenses were estimated at 3000 to 4000 pounds, with standing orders debated as to committee power and court consent. The City Lands Committee pledged to report promptly while acknowledging urgency and possible deviations from rules.
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Old Bailey
Tickner
City Lands
Old Bailey Court-house
Court of Common Council
Stevens
Extraordinary shooting and wild animal attacks reported
A French account details Richard Sutton's remarkable long day of shooting at Col. Peel's manor in Buckenham near Thetford, with a brace of partridges killed. Other stories recount Jeanne Marie Couberc's encounter with a ferocious wolf, the death of a street seller after an Irish mob attack, and rumors of wolves and a giant serpent in Sept-Meules area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sutton
Col. Peel
Buckenham
Thetford
Jeanne Marie Couberc
Purlet
Aspect
Haute Garonbe
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Havre de Grace
Jtr
Apollo
James Weeks
Hlampton
Portsmouth
Normandy
W.M. Priaulx
Southampton
Vandenbergh
J. Rogers
Bristol
Mr. Underwood
Haymarket
W. J. de Buck
Fenchurch Street
Uilding
Society of Master Tradesmen
Mechanics” Institution
Nobdicmed
Queen’s Arms Tavern
Red Lion-square
Hol
New Cavendish
Portland-place
R. Bell
BR. B
Twopenny Post
Chemical Works
Wandsworth
M. Baillie
Napoleon
Lawson
Dr. Baillie
Upper St. Martin’s-lane
Breffitt and Co
Economist
Brefitt and Co
Naval and Military Gazette
Court Journal
Sre and Co
Hungerford Wharf
Rigge, Brockbank
Rigge
New Bond Street
Fursoreigneur
Oxford Street
Messrs. Snieder and Co
Ogland
Russia
Paris
Vienna
St. Petersburgh
Snieder and Co
Koleinski
Urly and Co
Euston-place
New-road
John Phillips
Ancery-Lane
Drew
Portugal-street
Lincoln's Inn-fielda
Pain
High Sreet
Marylebone
Ashley
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Houghton
Bond-street
Sylvester
C. Hurly and Co
Hurly and Co
Istulz
Piles
van Butchell
Percy Street
Bedford-Square
Ryder
Marchmont-street
Burton-crescent
Leeds
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
United Service Gazette
Garmstone
SSS
Brougham and Vaux
Charles John Klunt
R. MacDonald Stephenson
Houston and Watt
Walla
Literary Gazette
Bluot
W. RS. Canham
Berners-street
Oxford-street
DE Velnos
Kne
Caxham
Medicina
East Indies
Mackintosh and Co
Calcutta
Forbes and Co
Bombay
Arbuthnot and Co
Madras
Harvey
Society For the
St. Harvey
James Boddington
London Hall
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
THE
Lincolnshire Miser
Turin
Hamburgh
Madeira
Lisbon
British North American
Borough OF
Finsbury
White Conduit House
Finnsbury
M. von Polenz
Saxony
Dresden
War Department
Faral Artray
St. GiLes’s
Timothy Mullins
Middlesex Hospital
Connaught
Mullins
Beadle
Stirling
Malling
France
Dieppe
Sept-Menies
Cuverville
Sept-Meules
Rio Janeiro
Brasil
United States
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