Theatre of Anatomy and other notices in Soho
An assortment of notices includes anatomy lectures by Mr Dermott at 30 Francis Street, Bedford Square with pupil entry for College of Surgeons and Apothecaries. sailing and packet times from Calcutta and Liverpool. new fiction and Maria Edgeworth volumes. Perrings Patent Extra Light Beaver Hats with varied styles and prices at No 35 Strand. notices of shipping and passenger accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainster Gerrard-street
Soho
Mack Dall Neeel
Dermott
Coe
Francis-street
Bedford-square
College of Surgeons and Apothecaries
Liverpool
ST. George
W. Ellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Passenare Aly
Siory
Bikce
Eden Quay
Cariale Taides
R. Gibbs
MR. Cooper
Post
Pilot
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Scotland
Mesare
Helland Bradfute
Edinburgh
Ireland
John Cumming
Dublin
Maria Edgwortics
Firs
Harvey
Waverley
Byron
London
Baldwin and Cradock
Erring
John Perring
Strand
Cecil Street
Melancholy Suicides At Waterloo Road Inquest
An inquest at the Hero of Waterloo tolls on Mrs. Ann Ray aged 24 found dead in her bedroom suspended by a silk handkerchief. Husband Adolphus Ray, a Piccadilly storekeeper, testified of jealousy and distress. a jealous letter to him was read to the jury. The body was left as found until the police cut it down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero of Waterloo Tavern
Waterloo Road
Carter
Ann Ray
Ray
Yates
Astley’s Theatre
Sarah Price
Bazing-place
Waterloo-road
Anne
Witness
Mr. Ray
Kay
Mr. Wright
Krow
Thurtell
Division of Police
Wright
Francis Wright
Adulphus Ray
Adolphus
Adolphus Ray
Kensington Church
Strong
Sat
Mitch
Jealousy sparks tragedy at Astley actor death
In London in 1833 Coroner and jury investigated the death of Mr James Yates, an equestrian at Astley’s theatre. Witnesses described his violent jealousy toward wife Mrs Yates and a man named Matson. A letter hinted at past wives. Mrs Yates testified she feared him. the jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity produced by jealousy.
Doyle to found regular steam line London to Oporto and Lisbon
Sir J M Doyle expected home from Lisbon by the next packet to establish a regular steam navigation between London Oporto and Lisbon. Rabbeaten of this celebrated romance in Standard Novels praised as Hugo’s best in a higher mood. Love transforms the characters in Notre Dame tale.
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J. M. Doyle
Lisbon
London
Oporto
Daxe
Paris
Victor Hugo
Edinburgh Review
Cervantes
Penela
Quasimodo
Notre Dame
Peer Jho
Guard
The Poles Appeal for Aid From Britain
The Edinburgh Polish Association urges Britain to aid Polish refugees in Switzerland facing destitution as winter nears. It frames the plea as humane and universal, calling on all faiths and political views to support Poles persecuted for religion, liberty, and national identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh Polish Association
Poland
Switzerland
Britain
Friends of Religion and Humanity
Scotsman
Cotton Manufacture in America 1831 statistics
The New York Convention reports 795 cotton mills across twelve states with a capital of 40,715,984 dollars producing annually 214,882 bales of cotton. The data include 1,246,903 spindles, 10,642,000 pounds of yarn, 461 pounds of cloth, 59,604,925 pounds of cloth, 18,503 persons employed, 38,927 females, 57,520 hands, 1,641,253 pounds of starch, 27,245 barrels flour for sizing, 46,519 cords of wood burnt, 6405 tons of coat ditto, 9,10 ash el etc. Total wages 10,294,944 dollars.
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United States
New York
Union
Will of Mrs Hannah More Bequeaths £10000 to Bristol Charities
The Bristol Mirror reports the late Mrs Hannah More left legacies totaling over ten thousand pounds to Bristol institutions and allied societies. Bequests include Bristol Infirmary 1000 pounds and numerous national and religious charities, all in three percent consols, plus sterling gifts to various missions and schools. The residuary estate is left to the New Church in St Philip's out-parish, Bristol. Also noted are apple and cider prices at Mark and Wedmore and the troop withdrawal issue facing Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bristol Mirror
Hannah More
Bristol
Serampore
Baptist Missionary Society
London
Seaman's Bible Society
Bristol Seaman’s Bible Society
Liverpool Seaman’s Bible Society
London Missionary Society
Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Church Missionary Society
Travancore
Madras
India
Caros Wilson
Ohio
Mangotsfield
Strangers’ Friend Society
Bristol Society For the Relief
Bristol Penitentiary
Bristol Orphan
Christian Knowledge Society
Bristol Misericordia
Bristol Samaritan Society
Bristol Temple Infant School
Prayer Book and Fomily Society
London Lock Hospital
London Refuge For the Destitute
Gzlic School
Society For Female Schools
Keynsham School
Cheddar School
Bristol and Clifton Female Anti-Slavery Society
Clifton Lying-in Charity
Clifton Infant School
Clifton National School
Clifton Female Hibernian Society
Temple Poor
Temple Church
Bristol Harmonia
Edinburgh
Shipham Female Club
Chedder Female Club
Poor Printers’ Fund
Shipham
Wrington
Chedder
Nailsea
Wrngton
Kildare-place
Dublin
St. Philip
Mark and Wedmore
Bridgwater
Bristol Journal
Marchioness
Wellesley
Miss Caton
Harrogate
Dublin Mail
Open Letter on Military Reform From A M An Era
A former correspondent Sir writes from September 23 1833 urging editor support for a Times memorandum on military government by the Duke of Wellington. He praises free institutions, critiques aristocratic bias in army commissions, and outlines proposed rules for merit based advancement, royal selection, board examinations, and allowances for wounded officers. He questions elite enlistment in future wars, and notes published hostile reporting from Wide Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hill
Times
Anny
Wellesley
Seringapatam
Rink
John Bull
Inferno in Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire Counties
Incendiary fires roared through Eaton Bray and Heath and Reach in Bedfordshire and Soulbury and Stoke in Buckinghamshire. The Eaton Bray blaze destroyed farm buildings and hay stacks while a labourer was briefly detained, and the Heath and Reach fire at a grocer's shop damaged stock, with explosions from gunpowder in the store room. Estimates place losses in the thousands, with little evidence of motive and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beds
Bucks
Eaton Bray
Heath
Reach
Bedfordshire
Soulbury
Stoke
Buckinghamshire
Dunstable
London Road
G. E. Whyley
Countess of Bridgwater
Ashbridge
Leighton
Sears
Trinity College
Cambridge
Joseph Shepherd
Leighton Hazzard
Maidstone
William Parragreen
Leighton Buzzard
Parragréen
Parragreen
Woburn
Departure of Colonel de Lacy Evans to Lisbon
A private letter from Falmouth states that Colonel de Lacy Evans, liberal member for Westminster, left for Lisbon aboard His Majesty's ship Pike last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
de Lacy Evans
Westminster
Lisbon
Pike
Parish of St Pancras Vestry Meeting Debates Requisition
A deputation from the parish presents concerns over a rate payers' reform and calls for a commission of inquiry into parish boards. The chair and Crombie deflect, backing a bill to consolidate boards under oversight. Vigors pledges Parliament support while Leaver resists sweeping changes. The meeting approves a public convening and the deputation retires.
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Scadding
Sears
Crombie
House of Commons
Tre
Leaver
Murphy
Ees
Vigors
Carlow
Theos
Feader
Sosatds
Ecket
Sioner
Yam
Banke
Lumber Troop visits Codgers Society in merry gathering
The Lumber Troop honored the Society of Codgers at their Hall on Tuesday with cordial reception. Edward the Grand presided, joined by Charles Wood, as a warm display of respect for the Colonel of the Troop. The evening featured songs and social mingling, with several gentlemen enrolling as members, leaving the gathering viewed as a moral and intellectual occasion.
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Edward 1
Charles Wood
Farringdon
Jong
China Trade Rush Sparks Clyde Shipbuilding Boom
Glasgow Chronicle reports merchants tied to the Clyde mount extensive preparations for the China trade. Greenock and Dumbarton yards rush vessel construction, with ships like the Quebec and Eliza Steward ready for East Indies service, while Greenock Port Glasgow and Rothsay firms race to launch new craft for the anticipated China trade market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Veseela
Greenock
Dombeen
Ayr
Quebec
East Indies
Scotland
Ciycle
United Tates
Canton
Carm
Jonathan
Glasgow
Port Glasgow
Rothsay
Dumbarton
Elica Steward
Steel
Repairs debate at Canterbury vestry over church funds
A Canterbury church vestry debated repairs and funding for a 38 pound project. Churchwardens D J Knowler and partners faced opposition as consent and continuity of the work were questioned. A motion sought money application and avoidance of further debt, with Kentish Churchwardens also noted in the terse report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavan
Canterbury
D.J
Knowler
Chrewdeler St. Petesls
Carmarthen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rert
Calcutta
RCE
Sun
Price
James Yates
Edward Crosbie
L Division
Newcut
Lambeth
Nutman
Corn-Chandler
Westminster Bridge-road
Manchester
Tou
Matson
Uewell
Eager
Elizabeth Orange
America
the Army
A. M
Donna Maria
Charles Street
Calton Street
Borough OF the Tower Hamlets
G. L. Russell
E. Chapman
Sqrs
St. Peter-ad-Vincula
St.atherine
St. Mauryns
Whitechapel de Thes
Christ Church
Spields
St. Ann
Limehouse
St. Paul
Shadwell
George
Middlesex
Sean
St. Joan
Ower
ad-Vinculs
St. Katherine
Parish OF
ST. Pancras
China Trade
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