Cheap and legal almanacks 1835 and new editions
The item announces the release of cheap almanacks after a stamp duty repeal, listing titles such as The British Penny Almanack and The British Tradesman's Almanack. It promotes Cleave's edition, notes inferior cracks, and describes ordering and printing details. Also advertises revised editions of The Chaperon and Ash Argon Daughter with favorable reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
United Kingdom
London
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
Post
Lady Dacre
Ashs Argon
Morning Herald
Music catalog and business notice from London firms
The page lists music titles with prices for flute cello violin and other instruments from R. Cocks and Co and Ghys works, then a sale ad for millinery and linen trades in Soho with possession terms. Harvey's vegetable universal pill and other Harvey remedies are promoted with prices and agents wanted, with London Hall contact and embossed packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouet
Dressler
Ditto
Rode
Hamilton
Kreutzer
Muller
London
R. Cocks and Co
France
S Street
Hanover-square
Ghys
Harvey
Society For the
James Boddington
London Hall
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
N.B
Revision of Finsbury voters list at White Conduit House
Sept 20 at White Conduit House Mr Sandys and Mr Chapman finished revising the Finsbury voters list for St Giles parish The Vestry clerk noted landlords rate under 301 a year changed voters and some tenants names were omitted The question of aliens or denizens arose and a Commons committee would not strike out names relying on the rate book as evidence of qualification
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sandys
Chapman
White Conduit House
Finsbury
T. Giles's
St. Giles’s
Sandys
Tisha
Peseany
House of Commons
System of OE resins the coal hippers
A coal whipper testifies before a Parliamentary committee about the abuse by publicans in the east end. He details bias toward heavy drinkers for work, compulsory drinking allowances, and wages spent in pubs. He notes licensing changes in Parliament and pubs controlling coal whippers, with shipowners tied to pub houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Saunders
Oxford College Rights Clash Over Promotions and Patrimony
A letter to the Bishop of Winton argues that Oxford and Cambridge fellows retain rights by statute and custom, resisting college promotion rules. It cites statutes, canon law, and Elizabethan acts, condemns perceived secession as perjury, and calls for a Chancellor’s intervention. The Committee urges Westminster residents to denounce the infringement with subscriptions at the Prince's Head social meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sumner
Winton
ST. John’s College, Oxford
Oxford
Cambridge
St. John Baptist
Eliz
Elizabeth
Lord Harrowby
Farnham
Christ
Philip Wynter
Westminster
Prince’s Head
Storey’s Gate
S. Wicutuaa
Operative Builders Letter Explains Resignation
A long letter to the editor from Sam Maples, former secretary of the Operative Builders' Society, defends his resignation amid union conflict. He cites health, family, and duty to the society, denies misrepresentation, and vows continued support within the union. The piece ends with a Westminster appeal from local householders and shopkeepers against compelled declarations and perceived social demoralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Society of Operative Builders
Unio
London
Central Committee
Sam
Brothers
Union
Tuos
Maples
Operative Builders’ Friendly Society
Copper Ore Sale Totals and Mine Water Yields Report
A report lists ore sale figures and mine water output for Cornwall mines. Consolidated Mines and Great St George lead tonnage totals, with detailed averages per ton and overall sale amounts. Water flow figures by mine for August show Austen's engine at Fowey Consols performing best, alongside notes on the Bengal Hurkaru launch and regional Indian native appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Truro
Consolidated Mines
Great St. George
Wheal Leisure
East Crinais
Wheal Jewel
Fowey Consuls
Penstruthal
Cornwall
Fowey
Roche Rock Mine
Polgooth
United Mines
Great St. Geor
Marazion Mines
Eesessee
Wheal Darlington
Wheal Vorand Carleen
Vesesens
Anwaue Aceenes
Wheal Brauchamp
Dolcoath
Pembroke
Arrivals this Week from Bengal and Vizagapatam
Shipping news lists passengers aboard Waterloo from Hoogal and others from Vizagapatam, with arrivals at Bengal from Madras and at the Cape from Bombay. Military appointments in Delhi and Meywar, Bengal births marriages and deaths noted in Calcutta calendar.Coorg revenue estimate given. Colonel Frazer named political agent. NAVIGATION INIndIA discusses launch of the (text cut).
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Waterloo
Cow
Portsmouth
Bengal
Vizagapatam
St. Helena
Columbia
Plymouth
Singapore
Salus
Deal
Cape
India
Hoogal
Johnstone
N.L
Francis
Sproute
R.N
Tuttle
Ambrose
Campbell
D. Bruce
Palace Guards
Delhi
J. Hamilton
L.A
Meywar
W. Glasgow
Serampore
Presidency
Lieut. Wallace
Ballool
Benares
Bencai
Bolmudsbuhur
G. M. Bird
Aril
Dinahpore
John de Fountain
56Th Regiment N.L
Bengal Commissariat
Calcutta
E. Goodall
C. Somerville
James Somerville
Comercolly
Lucknow
MacVitie
Cape of Good Hope
Coorg
Frazer
Im Stam Navigation
Charitable rogue with a long head in Russell Square
Sir Charles Flower, dealer turned alderman, died at his Russell Square home. Once a small grocer in Houndsditch, he built wealth through sharp trading acumen and charm. He leveraged cook by sending invitations to high officials, hobnobbing with aristocracy, and stuffing his pockets with whitebait and other delicacies during lavish entertainments. His life mixed ostentatious wealth with alleged meanness in pursuit of power and influence.
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Jano Fortes
Zeitter and
D Company
S Royal ci
New Cavendish
Portland-place
London
England
Alcpen
Fadaman
Isa
Nanimous
Working Mechanica
Society of
Master Tradesmen
Thomas Lovick
Red Lion Passage
Old Bailey
Charles Flower
Treasury
Sir C. Flower
Sir Charles
Perceval
Russell Square
Houndsditch
Sir Charles Flower
Charles
Winsbury Square
Duke of York
Lincoln
Canterbury
King’s Bench
Admiralty
Finsbury-square
William Curtis
Lord Tenterden
Plymouth Navy News From The Rover To The Pandora
The Rover arrives from the Mediterranean to refit after quarantine and ground impact. Stag and other ships in the Sound and Hamoaze are noted. Promotions, court-martials, and shore appointments among officers are listed, including Coast Guard changes and a brisk account of the Dublin’s future, the Pique’s status, and the Pandora’s praised sea-keeping and ample accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Sir G. Young, Bart
Mediterranean
the Stag
Lockyer
Castor
Portland
Revenge
W. Elliott
C.B
Malta
Hamoaze
San Josef
Malabar
Dublin
Talbot
Wolf
Champion
Goldfinch
Coast Guard
J. Hill
Badger
Newhaven
H. D. Foster
Dugarth
Fowler
R.M
Waterford
Harris
R.N
Edwin
Cove
Graham Hamond
K.C.B
Michael Seymour
Rous
John Christie
Shi Dublin
Coast Guard Service
Lymington Quay
Lieut
Prowse
Bourne Bottom
Higginson
Stag
Chimmo
Fleming
Sheerness
Falmouth
Pandora
Dispatches From The Mediterranean Tangle Of War And Trade
Portmouth reports from the Hampshire Telegraph sketch a busy sea scene. Ottoman fleet movements toward Smyrna provoke British salute protocol while Syria’s pacification softens regional tensions. News from Alexandria notes plague at Lazaretto contained with two fatalities, and Naplousa Jeruselam and Gabel Khalil rebels pardoned. Multiple naval movements and arrivals fill the era, including Admiral Rowley’s squadron, Thunderer Endymion and Britannia, with ships re-supplying, refitting and trading, plus Royal visitations and a nascent steam link to India. The Malta quarantine lightens to fourteen days though Lazaretto still enforces susceptible goods, and Prince William Frederick Henry earns naval honors amid Dutch arrivals and celebrations for his debut as a midshipman.
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Hampshire
Marta
Constantinople
Smyrna
Alexandria
Syria
Napleuse
Jerusalem
Gabel Khalil
Damascus
Aleppo
Erzeroum
Morea
Calcotroni
Caliopulus
Argos
Josias Rowley
Vourla
Myteline
Recqui
Archipel
United States
Thunderer
Endymion
Talavera
Inburgh
Canopus
Britannia
Malta
Childers
England
Scout
Carron
Voorla
Robert Inglis
M.P
India
George Whitmore
Ionian Islands
Spitire
Lady Emily
Messina
Earl and Countess of
Cronstadt
Miragen
Sitka
St. Peter and St. Paul’s
Kamschatka
Oseran Shanis
Prince Mentschikoff
California
Kamsel
de Zean
Ryke
Soelkerd
Ferguson
Baltic
Prince William Frederick “Henry
Prince of Orange
Netherlands
de Zeuw
Cees Vance
the George
Windsor
Fiolland
James Wood
Bainbargh
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Pelpais
Orate Hepburn
Ormng
St. Katherine’s Dock
John-street
W.j. Smith
Bentley
New Burlington Street
Breck
Givig
United Serties Journal
Zohrab
Haji Baba
Ayesha
Post Bro
Trevelyan
St. Edgeworth
Vivian
Gazette
Afta
A Civice
Edinburgh
Ives
Aristotle
Limus
W. Macgillivray
A.M
Alexander von Humboldt
Linnzus
Horsburgh
Oliver and Boyd
Simpkin and Marshall
Edinburgh Cabinet Library
Africa
Egypt
Palestine
Drake
Cavendish
Dampier
British India
America
Baron Humboldt
Raleigh
Nubia
Abyssinia
Arabia
Persia
N.b.—Catalogues Gratis
South Metropolitan Gas Light and Cokempany
Times
Thomas Hunt
York-terrace
Kingsland Road
M. Roberts
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
E. M. Roberts
A. H
Old Compton-street
Soho
Ietter
Operative Builders
St. Margaret’s
St. John’s
Mining Intelligence
W. Bentinck
the Pacha
Iron and Byglish
Suez
Cairo
Nile
Meer Bunde
Ulle Khan
Soubah
Notic
Lord Clare
Bombay
Commission of the Peace
Jaggonathjes Sunkersett Dhadjee Dadajee
Mahomed Brahim Muckba
United Kingdoms
Grant
Sumatra
Banjal
Eilers
Fort Ameron
Kaun
Batta
M Vander Berg
Boujal
Atlas
Redruth
Charlestown United Mines CO
Poldice
Ceeeeevneerees
Palgouth
Sesenene
Roche Rock
Charlestown United Mines
Danbuzand Co
Gill and Co
Taylor, Sons,and Co
Bolitho, Carne, and Michell
Taylor, Sons, and Co
Grenfell and Boase
Bolitho and Co
Lalo Batten and Sons
Daubuzand
Taylor,Sons, and Co
Eager
Taylor
Sons
Grenlitho and Co
Boase
East Indian News
Sir Charles Flower, Bart
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