Liverpool and Windsor notices in historic postings
Schedules for St George steam packet from Kingstown to Liverpool with passengers and horses, plus notices of London Guildhall Mayoral proceedings accusing Joseph Ady of fraudulent letters, plus Windsor freehold property sale near Windsor Castle with marketing aimed at a royal backdrop.
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Liverpool
ST. George
W. Ellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Adiee
Eden Quay
Carlisle-bridge
R. Gibbs
Windsor Caste
Hazaar
Mer
George Robins
White Hart
Windsor
Warren's Blacking Advert in Scots The Strand
A promotional verse extols Warren's Blacking for Scots fashion and national pride, inviting readers to Strand London and Warren's Mart for supplies. It touts Warren's London address and lists prices for liquid and paste blacking, urging inquiry for genuine goods and warning of counterfeit items.
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Arren
Scotia
Warren
Ivasy
Obert Warren
Strand
London
SouTHEND Prer completion and forshore jetty plans
The completion of this undertaking has been determined on and the works resumed with rapid progress. The landing jetty for loading and coasting vessels has advanced 20 feet and the receiving-house at low water mark nearly two miles from shore is being erected. It is planned to extend a 300 foot long by 4 foot wide jetty toward the shore, connected by a high hardway to the pier. Piles are being driven into ground about eighteen feet deep.
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Windsor
Robins
Castle-tiill
Windsor Castle
George the Fourth
Mr. Wyatville
Woods and Foresta
M.P
Woendhau
England
Peniapha
Salyy
White Hart
Windser
George Robins
Oudan
Southend Prer
Railways to Paris and London projected by Vignoles
In a weekly dispatch from No 7 Su London dated Monday September 2 1833 details emerge on a proposed rail link between Paris and London. French minister Thiers invites engineer Vignoles to examine public works as France pledges a loan for Dieppe Paris extension while Britain pursues private capital for a 24 hour transit. Routes to Shoreham or Brighton near London are debated with dense terrain and coastal planning outlined.
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M. Thiers
France
Mr. Vignoles
Vignoles
Dieppe
Paris
London
Brighton
Shoreham
John Rennie
Londop
Mr.Vignoles
Mir
Elephant and Castle
Newington Butts
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Camberwell Newroad
Denmark-hill
Knight’s
Merstham Church
Gatton Park
Redhill Gap
Carlwood
St. Leonard’s Forest
Horsham
West Grimstead
Henfield
Steyning
Bramber Castle
Adur
Old Shoreham
New Shoreham
Hove
London Road
Board of Roads and Bridges
St. Villette
St. Denis
Pontoise
Gisara
Table Land
Dartenal
Rouen
Buchy
Argues
London Police Court Reports of Oddities and Swindles
A surly stream of cases unfolds at Bow Street and Marlborough Street with a young woman charged as insane after a late night cab ride to Deptford and the Custom House, a waiter fined for late hours, a maid suspected in a large jewel fraud, a pickpocketing charge against a magistrate’s visitor, a Shakespeare volumes theft and a Marylebone swindle gang captured in a New Street public house. The notes reveal police caution, informers’ fees, and the push to curb urban criminal activity.
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Preece
Halls
Deptford
Southampton-street
Notting-hill
Kow-street
Guwler
Axp Sieur
Fisa
Strand
Lusby
Frederick Roe
Rogers
F. Roe
Sir Frederick
Marlborough Street
Hor
East India Company
Audit-office
Chambers
Dover Castle
Jane Wee
Atton-Garden
Ropsine
Henry Mahony
Eoddard
William Flower
Flower
Jane
Tuglis
Kr Yddren
Newgate
Marylebone
J. W. Peat
Mary A. Peat
Smith
Essex
Or Strong
Peat
House of Correction
Po Petra
Durance
Extensive robberies spark police inquiries across Wiltshire and London
Reports detail arson at farms in Wilts destroying barns, ricks, and stock, with a 2000 reward offered for information. Separate burglaries include Cook and Co in Tratton-garden, a Weel Hall cottage, Buckhurst-Hill dwelling, Miss Woodward in Walthamstow, Arnold's Paragon, Hunter-street, and the Perryan pen warehouse in Red Lion square, totaling thousands in cash, jewelry, plate, and silver items.
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Metropolitan Police
Urehfont
Wilts
William Reateh
Alexander
J. T. Compton
Messrs. Cook and Co
Loughton
Essex
Miss Woodward
Walthamstow
Hunter-street
Brunswick-square
Perryan
Red Lion Square
Steam Carriages Abroad In Belgium Amid Steam Vehicle Push
Brussels reports King Leopold backing steam carriages as Belgium prepares a commission to oversee adoption. Competitors Dietz sen and Couchans trial steam carriages near Brussels with engines promising 120 horsepower on steep grades. Early results are tepid but public interest rises. city crowds gather at demonstrations as the era of steam road transport nears.
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Brussels
Leopold
Belgium
Count Hompesch
Vilaina Xev
M. Quelec
Schenofsky
M. Jobard
M. Dietz, Sen
M. Couchans
Charleroi
Diets
Messrs. Jones and Company
Brighton Steam Carriage Journey and Hampstead Inquest Verdicts
A steam carriage to Brighton completed the trip in six hours and twenty minutes with a five hour twenty minute net time. An inquest at Hampstead’s Coach and Horses into Thomas Busby, seventeen, killed by sand-pit collapse returned accidental death. At Shepton Mallet an inquest into Henry Smith stabbed by Patrick Sweeney returned manslaughter, with Sweeney committed for trial. Smith had a long-standing residence with Mr Pippet and Rev Warner.
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Brighton
Sir Charles Dance
Recipent
Coach and Horses
Hampstead
Thomas Busby
Artray
Tastan
Shepton Mallet
D. Ashford
Henry Smith
Patrick Sweeney
Davis
White Lion Inn
Shepton
Sweeney
Francis Dunigan
Tad
Smith
Dunigan
Soulders
J. G. Pippet
Richard Warner
Bath Chrone le
Resolution Praising Mr Hutt by Society of Liberals
The Society of Liberals passed a unanimous resolution praising William Hutt for his parliamentary conduct during the session from the Irish Coercion Bill to its close. It lauded his opposition to the twenty million compensation grant, repeal efforts on taxes, and actions benefiting Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. A letter from Hutt to the society expresses pride in constituent support and his commitment to Hull, noting seven months of public service and a desire to meet constituents as health allows.
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Hfatt
England
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
Warton Ferry
Hutt
Hall
Society OF Liberals
Streatham Castle
Gestamy
Hull
William Ilutt
Public meeting called by medical profession at Aldersgate street
The Medical and Surgical Journal announces a public meeting of physicians to discuss the dispute between the governors and medical officers of the General Dispensary Aldersgate Street. The Irish Court mentions the Marchioness Wellesley and Mrs. Littleton taking vice regent roles. An Elsinore letter reports a French vessel master Gueroult aided by Dutch ships after a perilous voyage, with Concordia and Kwakenbrug providing rescue.
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Medical and Surgical Journal
Aldersgate Street
Marchioness
Wellesley
M. Gueroult
Auguste
St. Petersburgh
Havre
M-Gueranit
Gesusters
Amsterdam
M. Guerault
M. Geroult
Minerva
Zylstra
Anna
Korter
Joufs-Maria
van Duffelen
M. Gerou
Mining Sale Notice From 1853 Consolidated Mines
Mining intelligence lists ore quantities and sale figures for various mines. Total ore 2080 tons with copper ore 243 tons valued at about £10 per ton. Mines include Wheals Leisure, George, Lanescot, United Hills, and others with locations West Poldice and East Crinins. Sale date noted as September 16, 1853.
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Fraro
Consolidated Mines
Wheals Leisure
Giruat Ste George
East Criuins
Lanescot
United Hills
Ius Fawcy Consol
West Poldice
Wheal Perrants
Redrath
Deans
Devon
North Crebor
Asia
Croowndale
Liscombe
Redruth
Pulgorth
Consetita Mines
Ladasteey
Drury Lane May Delay Openings and Beautification
The joint lessee plans delayed opening due to painting of staircases lobbies and finished outside beautification. Drying issues push performances past the 30th with a Thursday follow up now hoped for but unlikely before two weeks. Beazley reportedly works on Le Pré aux Clercs with others aiding for speed and Julia Reeve to play Harley at the Adelphia.
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Drury -Lane
Beazley
Harley
Julia Reeve
Child Murder Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
Christian King faced trial over the death of her infant. The court, after witness examination and a medical plea failure, found her guilty by a large majority and recommended mercy. Lord Mackenzie condemned her to death with the scaffold, noting moral guilt and urging repentance before execution at Aberdeen.
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Christian King
Neaves
Lord Mackenzie
Warners
Aberdeen
The Death at Kew Palace of Humphfield the German Butler
Sudden disappearance at Kew Palace caused great alarm among the Duke of Cumberland's staff. A letter indicates self destruction. Search efforts on the Thames near Mortlake found the body upright in the river, moved to the Ship Tavern.
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Duke of Cumberland
Humphfield
Kew Palace
Germany
Mortlake
Ship Tavern
French rail contract and Calais to Paris voyage
Reports that a British iron trade firm secured French government contracts and that the Calais to Paris line, over 170 miles, may take about nine hours including refueling stops. A second item notes a crowded Christ Church related ceremony at Curist's Hospital with speeches by Rev Dolling and Oration by Warner, praising education and youth protection. Also AdElphi Theatre farewell amid plans for a New English Opera house to advance dramatic music.
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Curist’s Hospital
aOn
Newgate Street
School For College
Christ Church
Dolling
St. Botolph's
Aldersgate Street
Noble Hall
Thomas Brigham
George Townsend Warner
Adelphi Theatre
Afr
Serle
Snat
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