Gloves and various wares from Betts and Co and others
A period advertisement lists GLOVES CRAVATS and boxing items offered by John Chapman at Fleet Street for the season. Also advertised are wire meat safes venison larders and window blinds from Cato and Sons Holborn. Betts's Patent Brandy is pitched as a wholesome beverage with medical uses. Copaiba pills promise a safer cure for urinary disorders with extensive claimed success.
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Artridge
Pheasant
John Chapman
Frm
Painter and Co
Fleet-street
Genlemen Bescene
Hawker
Sso
King Williamshed
Charing-cross
England
East
West Indies
Cato and Sons
Holborn Bill
St. Andrew's Church
Betts
Sie Eer
J. T., Betta and Co
T. Betts and Co
Dutillery
SouthGeld
St. John Street
M. QO. Wray
Holborn Lil
London
Harvest Tragedy After Harvest Supper Death
At Cossington a harvest supper ended in tragedy as William Greasle, about 30, drank freely. He was laid in a barn and later found dead, believed to have died from excessive drinking. The verdict: death from excess alcohol.
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Thomas Heap
Cossington
William Greasle
Greasley
Gregory
Hodges
Syston
Leicester Mercury
Military Promotions and Exchanges in the British Army
The Gazette details September 22 promotions and exchanges across numerous regiments including the 17th Light Dragoons and 10th, 23rd, 26th, 50th, 62nd, 70th, 93rd, 96th, and 70th Foot. It lists appointments by purchase or without purchase, transfers from Royal Military College, half pay to active posts, and senior staff changes in the Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies and Hospital Staff.
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War Office
17Th Light Dragoons
K. A. Houblon
70Th Foot
Murdaunt
10Th Foot
H. B. Vawell
Royal Military College
D’oyley
R. E. Campbell
93D Foot
Bourchier
Bourchier, Who Exchingee
C. Cameron
Purchase
Heming
J. Weight
96Th Foot
Cameron
J. Cumming
Wright
W. H. Wright
Malcolm
T. W. Walker
G. J. Cury
de Butts
J. Mortland
Hoablon
H. Plunket Bourchier
234 Regiment of Foot
Hamilton
Roysl
Newfoundland
H. Carline
Huston
J. S. Huston
Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies
Carline
Europe in turmoil and the British ministry crisis
A sweeping European ruin narrative describes Spain Portugal Sicily and Italy amid cholera revolts and revolutions as England faces internal party strife and a weakened government. The piece critiques Palmerston and the Tory press while noting Irish and parliamentary tensions and a looming prorogation date set for November in 1837.
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Spain
Portugal
Iora
Sicily
Naples
Rome
England
France
Europe
East
Madrid
Lisbon
Austria
Italy
Constantinople
Rusia
Russia
Constantine
Villiers
Lishup
Lord Howard
Switzerland
Morier
Lord Ponsonby
Urquart
St. Petersburg
Lord Durham
Paris
Lord Granvale
Astin
Lord Palmerston
Multiple tradesmen and firms announce bankruptcy notices
A long list of Liverpool and across England merchants, innkeepers, carriers, spinners, and merchants declare attachments and public sales. Names include John Mulhselland and William Mulholland of Liverpool, John Myrtle of Brighton, James Plevin of Nantwich, and Joseph Husgsell Kirk of Gloucester, with auctions set on November 3 at venues like the Clarendon Rooms and Crown Inn. Attorneys listed with each party, plus numerous partnerships dissolved among silk printers, coal owners, drapers, and ship chandlers across major towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulhselland
William Mulholland
Liverpool
Garrender
Clarendon Rooms
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner and Follett
Bedford-row
Clay and Swift
John Myrtle
Brighton
Butcher
Town-hall
Attree
Clarke
M'Whionie
Lowton
Great James-Street
James Plevin
Nantwich
Crown Inn
Northwich
Carven
Johnson, Son
Weatherall
King’s Benchwalk
Temple
Joseph Husgsell Kirk
Barton St. Mary
Gloucestershire
Dax and Bicknell
Lincoln’s Ion- Fields
Thomas Millward
Cheltenham
Messrs
Rayner and Co
Mewars
Winterbotham
Bousfield
Guildhall
William Miloca
Leeds
Woulstapler
Court
Alturorys
Mesars
Atkinson
Dibb
Bolland
Hawkins
Bloram
Stocker
New Kenwell-court
Lincoln’s-inn
James Newton Garride
Ashton-under-Lyne
Cottonspinner
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Makipsoo and Sanders
Elmcourt
Middle Temple
Messis
Atkinson, Birch
Sacnders
James Wharton
Hulme
Commissioners
Milne and Co
Casson
Thomas Blades Walden
Silk Mercer
Atone
Abbott and Arcey
Charlotte
Bedford Square
Bennett
John Denton
Greaves Mill
Stainland
Yorkshire
Magistrates’office
Halifax
Howarth and Ridehalgh
Rippondee
Bloxam
New Boswell Court
London
S. Batterfeld
J. Johnson
Old Ford
Middlesex
J. Mann
Holme
Basing Lane
T. Hodgson
J. Scurr
Plumblacd
Cumberland
A. Bray
J. Clegg
Huddersfield
P.fletcher
W. Sykes
Hudderfield
P. Fletcher
W. Henderson
J. F. Elmslie
Lancaster-place
Strand
P. Pasemere
B. Morris
Limekiln-hill
Limehouse
B. Fearnley
J. Scott
Gomernall
J. Ritchie
A. Bullough
Hingley
Lancashire
F. W. Flack
C. J. Bourn
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
Price of Muscovado Sugar in weekly British returns
The average price of Muscovado Sugar for the week ending September 19 1837 is thirty four shillings and five pence halfpenny per hundred weight, excluding duties on importation into Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Public Sales Register Note by Mr Bullock at the Mart
Lease of Star Public house and adjoining private house Nos 39 40 Wilkes street Spitalfields held 14 years ground rent 3. house and shop No 261 Tottenham Court Road held 15 years rent 56 per annum. other properties including Judd street 69 years 18s per annum 200l valuation. twelve houses in Duke street Wilsons court and Georges place Westminster held 20 years rent 26 1 ground rent 2451. Smith square fronting house Little Tufton street and adjoining No4 Little Tufton street held 7 years rent 15 16l. extensive premises south side Smith square 13 years rent 65 feet 4501. building ground in Wadden lane Croydon 200 feet road depth 1651. Forest Gate Wanstead Forest near London 10 a 2000. freehold Watford Hertts 5 a 1990. nine freehold houses Blackley Street Golden Lane Barbican and six in Smiths court. Marys Place Mary Street Regent's Park 73 years from 1813 rent 4s land tax 3s 4 further charge 163 9d 65l.
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Bullock
Star Public
Wilkes Street
Spitalfielda
Tottenham-court-road
Judd-street
Duke-street
Wilson’s-court
George’s-place
Tower-street
Westminster
Smith-square
Little Tufton-street
Werminater
Wadden Lane
Thoroton-heath
Croydon
Sasrey
Hoggart
Forest Grate
Wanstead Forest
London
Watford
Herts
Creenhance
Hiackley Street
Bunbill Baral Ground
Golden-lane
Barbican
G. Smith’s-court
Snow
Mary’s Place
Mary Street
Regent’s Park
Stage Coach Accident in America Kills Three in Dark Descent
The Reliance line stage from Frederic to the West plunged about thirty five to thirty nine feet down a mountain spur between Clear Spring and Hancock. The wreck killed an elderly Louisville woman named Clarke and a Negro child, and mangled a man fatally. Seven people rode the coach. the driver and others survived with severe injuries. The accident followed a misjudged edge near the precipice on a very dark night.
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Reliance
Frederic
Cumberland
Clear Spring
Hancock
Clarke
Louisville
Kentucky
Mia
Baltimore
Glove trade in Yeovil seeks royal patronage via memorial
Yeovil operatives facing industrial depression resolved to address a memorial to the Queen asking for support of home made leather gloves. The effort involved Lord Portman and E A Sanford MP, with delays from Lord John Russell, and praise for C J Kemeys Tyate for steadfast support. The memorial was presented and graciously received, prompting thanks at a recent meeting.
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Lord John Russell
Lord Portman
E. Ashford Sanford
John Russell
London
C. J. Kemeys Tyate
Yeovil
E. A. Sanford, Esq
C. J. Kemeys Tyote
Sherborne
Death by Neglect and Starvation in Dromore District
An inquest in Dramlongh parish, Dromore, returns a verdict that Elizabeth Johnson died of neglect and starvation. The case details a destitute mother with four children found in a waste house, with no assistance from residents or local authorities. The children are placed in the care of the parish overseer.
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Dramlongh
Dromore
Elizabeth Johnson
Tyrrell
Down
Robert Wilson
Dromara
Drain
Drowara
Drumlough
Dromlough
Crory
Acs Magenis
Wilson
Ano M'Newl
Livespear
Ana Magenis
Alexander
Downpatrick
Turner's Duel with a Tiger on a Malabar Mountain
In Craven Yorkshire resident Mr Turner recalls a historic clash with a royal tiger on a Malabar peak while in the East Indies. Surviving after a brutal three against one assault, he bludgeoned the beast with a broken musket, bayonet, and steel, then staggered back to camp. The tiger perished at a rivulet the next day. The tale remains vivid in his memory after thirty years.
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Kildwick
Craven
Yorkshire
Turner
East Indies
Ganjam
Malabar
Torser
Bateman
Allurray
Mr. Turner
Atiger
Fred
Kateman
Murray
Tunner
Turger
Mir
Fureer
London public water firms and their households
In London eight public water companies are listed with house counts and daily consumption. New River serves 73,212 houses at 241 gallons daily, 16s 6d per house yearly. East London 46,421 at 120 gallons. Lambeth 16,642 at 124 gallons. West Middlesex 16,000 at 185. Chelsea 13,891 at 168. South London 12,046 at 100. Grand Junction 11,140 at 350. Southwark 7,100 at 156 gallons.
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London
New River
East London
Lambeth
West Middlesex
Chelsea
South London
Grand Junction
Southwark
REVISING BARRISTERS' COURT AT FINSBURY AND KENT
Revision of electoral lists closed in Finsbury with no Reformers represented in either court and Tory agents active. In Tunbridge region Kent 9 objections heard at Sussex Hotel Speldhurst. Conservatives objected to seven and sustained two, Liberals two and sustained two. overall results show no clear advantage to either party.
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Finsbury
West Kent
Tunshpee Wetts
Tyndal and Bosanquet
Kent
Sussex Hotel
Speldhurst
Custained
Tanbridge
London
Tunbridge
Cranbrook
Revision of East Kent circuit visit schedule
The Kent Herald notes revising barristers begin on Saturday at Sittingbourne, then Faversham Monday and Canterbury Tuesday to Thursday. Christ Church voters face revision on one of the later days. On Tuesday last cathedral dignitaries were served with notices to produce charters, provoking displeasure and a rebuke of Reformers for intruding on church temporal rights.
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Sittingbourne
Faversham
Canterbury
Christ Church
Kent Herald
Court debates mayoralty expenses and alleged Cripplegate fever
The Court of Common Council weighs the Revenue Committee report on mayoralty costs as Aldermen reject proposed changes. Debate over a Cripplegate fever report includes denials of exaggeration and plans to reform entertaining expenses and annual stipends.
Reform and expenses clash over Newgate alterations debate
Aldermen clash as an amendment to the shrievalty budget is backed by Kine and opposed by Deputy Peacock who portrays reforms as jobbing. The committee’s resolutions are rejected while a separate motion on Newgate improvements seeks a report on justice administration and praise for sheriffs' prison reforms.
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Sys
Kine
Peacock
Stevens
R. L. Jones
Alderman Wilson
Pritchard
Obbard
Fletcher
Deputy Corney
Newgate
Cope LaNp
Central Criminal Court
Amidat
The Sherries' Liveries by Swain and Co for Sheriff Montefiore
Messrs Swain and Co of Fleet Street finish lavish liveries for Sheriff Montefiore. Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent praised the design in private view with royal approval to use the royal name. Garments feature imperial blue cloth, gold embroidery, wreaths, flora arms, Hebrew Jerusalem on the flag, and gold aiguillettes. Public display scheduled until Tuesday next.
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Messra
Swain
Duchess of Kent
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Mesara, Swain and Co
Parish Rates Debated At St Martin in the Fields Meeting
Parish rate payers met to set a two quarter poor and police levy. After a heated debate a sixpence in the pound rate was approved, with amendments and legal remarks over a possible additional rate. The gathering ended with thanks to the chairman and the room's rowdy relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchwarden Smith
Camden
West
Paris
Barrow
Alexander Smith
Board of Guardians
Wilson
Mr. Bower
Commutation of Tithes Parish of Tottenham
The first parochial meeting of landowners discussed how votes are counted for tithes commutation under the Tithe Commuta tion Act. The meeting agreed to separate house and garden assessments and adjourned to November for a fixed annual sum. The dispute over rent charges and parish funding could affect government profits from Dean and Chapter property.
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Tatham
Joseph Fletcher
Central Board of Commissioners
G. Thompson
Carpace
St. Paul’s
Spurling
Black Hare Shot by Reverend Near Nottingham
Early this month the Rev. Mr. Masters shot a completely black hare in Annesle Park near Nottingham. Black hares are exceedingly rare, making the catch a notable sporting incident. The stuffed exhibit now decorates Celwick-ball.
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