Norwood Croydon Spa district plan for hotel openings
Medical opinion praises the climate and waters as motive to develop Norwood and Croydon area. The plan divides land into one to six acre plots with nursery base and new houses. Mollard's Grand Hotel at Norwood Park already opened, with expansion to hotels and boarding houses seen as essential to accommodate growing visitors and families. Details and sale plan available twenty one days before sale at the Spa lodge, with solicitors Sutcliffe and Birch in Blackfriars and Covent Garden Auction mart.
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Windsor
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Britain
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Mollard
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New Bridge-street
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Population findings spark Irish census debate in Parliament
A critical review questions the 1831 Irish population abstract and contrasts it with 1821 data. The piece accuses Mr Hatchell of errors and omissions across counties including Galway Cork and Donegal, highlighting misstatements, omissions, and inflated costs versus the earlier census. It notes widespread discrepancies in parishes, hundreds, and baronies, with broader implications for official accountability and the document’s usefulness.
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House of Commons
Carlow
Inquirer
George Hatchell
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Killerig
Dublin Castle
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Wicklow
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Rove Oak
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Adare
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Braff
Drumacollider
Croom
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Hatchell
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Castle Blakeney
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Woodford
Dangan, &c
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Duhallow
Lite Island
Innishannon
Castletown
Berehaven
Donegal
Great Britain
Wexford
Carrik
Carrig
Inch
Kilbride
Whitechurch
Walter Scott
Tax payers denied vote over rate-book omission
A letter from Mr Johnston of Denmark Court Soho describes efforts to qualify as a voter, the delays by collectors, and a late rate-book omission that led to his name not appearing on the electoral list. He laments the unfair technicality, noting neighbours also lost their franchise due to uncertain dates and filing practices.
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Miss Orville
Longwaist
Sweetpea
Tarick
Mr. Greatrex
Pope
Duke of Cleveland
Prima Donna
Eliza
Mr. Grestrex
Bustard
Clara
Comus
Mr. Fox
Giraffe
Sccacvesenrenes
M. Wood
Duke of Richmond
Muley
Bequest
W.anstruther
Derby
Lord Exeter
Woful
Zealot
Redgauntlet
Turner
Catton
Sultan
Clark
Captain Candid
Paulina
Saltandilto
Stumps
Lunaria
Wolverhampton
Lottery
Welbeck
Lichfield
Pantaloon
Walters
Marshall
Richardson
Bubastes
Mus
Mott
Mona
Lanaria
Bradley
Red Rose
Hart
Middleton
Zarina
Morisco
Ina
Johnston
Denmark Court
Soho
White Conduit-house
St. Giles-in-the-Fields
Russell
Vendean Warfare Described By General Dermoncourt
The excerpt outlines Vendean tactics as presented by General Dermoncourt in The Duchess de Berri in La Vendée. Peasants mobilize at dawn or night, converge on a village center, and employ ambushes along hedges and slopes to thwart Patriot columns. Each defender fights from concealment, forcing the enemy through successive entrenchments toward heavy casualties.
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Dermoncourt
Duchess de Berri
la Vendée
Uip
Page notices of royal audience and military appointments
From the Gazette of last night a record of Sept 18 1833 at St James Palace shows the Prince de Talley and a French ambassador receiving leave, with various promotions and purchases in the War Office including Lieutenants, Captains, and Cadets across regiments such as the 4th Dragoon Guards 12th Light Dragoons and the West India Regiment, plus appointments as Commissaries and Deputy Commissary-General and other half-pay transfers.
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St. James's Palace
Prince de Talley
Viscount Elmerston
Robert Chester
Knt
Regiment of Dragoon
Guards
Burrell
Purchase
Vaughan
Cornet
F. P. Jones
W. D. Steuart
Piu
Somerville
Macleod
Sivan
Regiment of Light Dragoons
Cornet L. Dalgleish
Houstoun
8Th Lightragoons
J. Fortavel
R. R. W. Brett
12Th Light Dragoons
Comnet
J. F.H
L. Wellesley
Theutenast Byurchase
Bradshaw
E. Morant
Wellesley
Regiment of Foot
W. H. Vallance
Thodecece
J. W. Sturges
Valleaces
Wee Zee
Poe
H. C. Rays
Este Ype Chase
Cooke
Frican Corps
S. B. Hamilton
Po Military’ College
Enaigh J. Laidlaw
Courtmas
Higginbotham
Goth
J. Usher
Williamson
Ord
W. Campbell
Foot
J. Spicer
Tharp
J. H. Fearon
Fide Reyes
Ensign J. Montgomery
Ensign J. P. Jones
Ensi
Ety
Oa Ds
Icon
Sph. Johnson
C. M.carty
Royal Military College
I Chare
Gibson
J. Brown
Perchase
Gaston
C Gibson
R. Cochrane
Halfgpaaghal
Hanson
Gregory Haines
Bankruptcies and Dividends Listed Across Several Regions
The notice catalogs numerous bankruptcies and proposals including William Jarvis of Peterborough, Gad Southall and William Milnes at Pedlays acre wharf Lambeth, and George Owles of Great Yarmouth among others. Dates fall September 27 and November 1 with Court of Bankruptcy actions, also detailing official assignees and attending lawyers. Dividends and certificates follow, listing numerous firms and individuals across Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, and beyond.
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William Milnes
Lambeth
Parker
St. Paul's
Fursquand
Copthah
George Owles
Great Yarmouth
Tarquand
Copthall Hall
Richard Lloyd Laws
Greenwich
Seawater
Attornies
Mesars
Freeman and Bothamle
Edwards
Pancras-lane
Peter Wright
High Street
St. Giles
Hookse
Oreve
Ateleven
Bankruotcs
Jen
Roy Arma
Thomas Tingle
Iden
Ironfounder
Shefield
Evonshire
Square
London
Rodgers
Faulkner
Bedford-row
C. Butler
Cheapside
Drargts
Clever
Beckrapey
J .Hroightod
Watts
Soho-square
Drapers
Bankrupte
Foals
R. Mayor
Manchester
Cairene
Commissioners’ Rooms
J. Foster
Liverpool
Clasearion
J. Robinson
Koottin
Even Neeceliss
Eelani Urbam
Mr. Hines
Dorba
Ery
E Dawson
St. Thomas’s Mill
Watklan
George Son
Felines
Taylor
M. Parker
Newcastle-upon- Corn
Price of Sugar Average for September 1833
The average price of Brown sugar in or Mescoreny for the week ending September 8 1833 is one shilling sixpence and three farthings per ounce exclusive of Customs duties. Importation costs are not included.
Remarkable pea harvest cited by Glasgow Free Press
The Glasgow Free Press reports a farmer praising James Frew for overseeing a prolific crop of peas and beans. It notes pods yielding five beans and numerous peas, with about 568 peas produced, attributed to careful soil cultivation and attentive farming practices.
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Pepsee
Glasgow Free Press
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