The Penny Magazine and Related Works Adverts
A dense notice lists upcoming issues and promotions for the Penny Magazine, Penny Cyclopaedia, Gallery of Portraits, and Library of Entertaining Knowledge. It advertises engravings, free premiums, prices, binding options, and publication dates, with publishers based in London at 22 Ludgate Street and Red Lion Court Fleet Street.
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Society For
Penny Cyclopedia
Beetham
Catherine
Defoe
Library OF Entertaining Knowledge
Tonley Gallery
British Museum
Townley Gallery
London
Charles Knight and Co
Ludgate Street
Military promotions and transfers in the 16th Light Dragoons era
A Gazette notice lists Ensign Gs Rosser moving from the 69th Foot to Regimental Quartermaster, various surgeon and captain promotions across multiple regiments, and purchases or exchanges for posts in the 22d, 41st, 44th, 56th, 60th, 63rd, 77th, 80th, and 89th Foot regiments. Also noted are staff changes in the Commissariat and Deputy Assistant Commissars, plus insolvency declarations and forthcoming bankruptcies with assignees and court dates.
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Mar
16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Gs. Rosser
69Th Regiment of Foot
D. Pratt
Oldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
G. Smith
Maynard
W.honter
Smith
Regiment of Foot
E. Mayne
John Emerson
H J. Conte
Royal Military College
Fig
Purchase
Fountaine
C. BR. Phipps
69Th Foot
Jones
80Th Foot
H. H. Jacob
44 Regiment of Foot
Moore
Bist Foot
J. H. Ednsonstone
61St Regiment of Foot
Boyd
Commissariat
Johannes de Sumidt
George Miller
Memonanou v
R. Stephens
56Th Regiment of Foot
Price of sugar and regional trade figures in 1836
The report lists sugar traders including Warnham and Co in Toddington and Pratt and Co in Liverpeol. It notes the average price of Brown or Muscotado Sugar from returns ending September 2, 1836, at forty four shillings per hundredweight, excluding import duties into Great Britain.
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Toddington
Bedfordshire
C. Warnham and Co
S. Pratt and Co
Rotherham
Yorkshire
Great Britain
Merchant Seamen's Asylum Appeal Calls Public Aid
The letter urges support for the Shipwrecked and Distressed Sailors' Asylum in Cannon-street, St George's East, citing dangers faced by mariners, recent wreck survivors, and the need to protect sailors from misfortune after sea life. It appeals to shipowners and the public to contribute, notes charitable effort, and requests coverage in the True Bun.
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London
G. F. Young
M.P
Saker
Mercantile Marine
Ridgway
Willexs Plate
Jess
Hannah
South Shields
Thames
Hen. Manswats
Cap RN
Cannon-street
St. George's East
The Polish Question and the Tyrant Emperor Rough Debate
A letter from Sept 1836 argues against the Northern Autocrat and defends Polish liberty, criticizing middlemen landlords and absentee landlords in Ireland. It discusses political power in Ireland, landlord tactics, and tenant distress, then reports on London Common Council actions including coal owners, a drowning penalty petition, Gresham lectures, city improvements, and voting on recording divisions.
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Poland
Manchester
Lundin
Daes
Humanity
loBu
THE
True Sun
Ireland
England
Arge
Tim
Court of Chancery
Trish
Particepa Criminis
Middleman
Lveland
Aod
Koanor
Quintus Conciusatus
Robbery and suicide cases reported in London notices
On Tuesday evening between five and six, three tall excavator like men robbed Mr. Atkinson of his watch gold chain and purse near Kensal Green. On Thursday a footman from Mr. Charles Dodd’s residence in Bloomsbury poisoned himself with a large dose of liquor, died after failing to recover, motive unknown.
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Hicuway Rosssry
Danor
Atkinson
G nuUeman
Chaltesstreet
Somera
Kensal-green
Paddington
Charles Dodd
Queen Square
Bloomsbury
North London Hospital
Hhis
Chelsea Parish Seeks End to Grosvenor Bridge Bar
In Chelsea parishioners of St Luke gather in the vestry to oppose the bar placed on the King's Road at Grosvenor Bridge by Grosvenor Place trustees under Woods Forests and Lands authority. They argue the barrier blocks traffic, harms wharfage and markets, and reduces direct access to the metropolis, urging formal memorial to the Woods and Forests Commission.
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Brighton, Lewes
Newhaven
Provistonal Committee
Lanorlot Archer-Burton
Fsg
London
John Bagthaw
George Beauclerc
Leindon
Thomas Blake
Robert Willis Blenrowe
the Hooke
Charley
Sir Charles Blunt, Bart
Pranis Seawen Blunt
Burwood Godlee
Lewes
Edward Graham
the Hall
Worth
Edmund Halswell
Tandon
Rodcam
Tunbridge Wells
Horatio Leggatt
Oak Hull
Maude
Pringle
St. John
Chilesdon Withers Shelley
Maresfield John Shewell
Fsq
Henry Sinkey
Peppingford Park
Ewat Grinstead
Francashuckburgh
Hart
Spink
Edward Suart
Eautsenr
W. A. Provis
Conscitixe Excrscen
W. Cubitt
Nay Rls
Baveens
Messrs
Fadaile
Ca. Sutierrons
Clutton
Fearons
Mesers
Currie
Ted
Brighton
Dover
Brehton
South Eastern Railway Company
Hrighton
Cubitt
Chalk
Godstone
Godstona
Broadiem Green
Carlton
Richmond Hill
Dorset Gardens
Brins- Wick Square
Kemp Town
Andrery
Steyne
Enghton
Lewis
Baatourne
Stard's
Eimstings
Gouth- Eastern Railway Company
Beth Uss
South Eastern Railway Office
Coleman
J.S. Yeats
Axted
Bers
King's Road
Othgin
Newlaxd
His Majesty
Litthe
Warrensap
Grosysnor. Bridge
St Luke, Chelsea
King’s-road
Grosvenor-bridge
Grosvenor-place
His
Chelsea
Battersea
Fulham
Wandsworth
Merton
Surrey
Thames
Francis Cuatmens
W. Cornett
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Kruse
King’s Road
Grosvenor
Metropolia
New Lane
Krase
Littree
King’sa
St. Luke
Grosvenor Bridge
Sloane Square
Tully Anc
Hile
Pimlico
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Covonan
Aeveral
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Boans
Henry Amlinck
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Yorner
Henry Ansinck
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Yeats
Coleman Street
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True Sur
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Badge Union
R. Cobbett
Redlion Court
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Russia
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Prilip DE Secir
Loidun
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S. A. Tegg
Sydney
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Billiter-street
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Abchurch Lane
Thomas Webb
John Sils
Winchester
Commissioners’rooms
Makinson and Saunders
Middle Temple
Atkinson, Birch
Eagle Lop
Cambridge
Lythgoe
Esser-street
Strand
Twisa
John Teasdale
George Atkinson Swalen
Shefild
Timber
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Sheffield
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Duncan
Gray
Broomhead
Shefeld
Brown
Wealby
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Louth
J. Galley
Wheelock
Cheshire
Hawk Inn
Haslington
J. O. N. Rutter
Lymington
Southampton
Angel Hotel
J. Cunnington
Long-acre
J. Mitchell
Holbeck
S. Jackson
W. Travers
Stockport
C. Benson
A. T. Loveys
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Goodman’s Fields
J. Herod
I. Herod
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S. Stanley and Co
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J. M‘kee
Liverpool
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H.R. Evatt
T. R. Bethell
R. Woods
Howley Works
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H. G
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Glasgow Courier
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Wire
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Anderton
Tickner
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Oomas Bridge