General Steam Navigation and packet services advert
An 1832 broadside advertises steam packets and mail services from London to Rotterdam Margate Boulogne and Brighton with berths and freight details. It lists offices in London and Brighton and includes notices on clothing sales and house decorations, with various coaches and routes to major towns and ports, emphasizing speed and economy.
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Lomparo-street
London
Britajesty’s Mail
Rotterdam
His Majesty’s Mail
Calif
Boculogne
Msgate
Margate
Brighton
Dieppe
Mr. Black
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGEL
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark’s
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
Exeter
Elliot
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater
Bristol
Townsend's Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Carlisle
Liverpool
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
East Riding
Yorkshire
Dovor
Paris
Bruce
Bishop 3
Leicester
Lave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s
Lacy's
Liverpool Railway
Lrighton
DART
Conby
Robert Snow
Camden
Riegate
Canterbury
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham
Magnet
Haines
Cheltaham
Ares
Ross
Aberga- Tenay
Trvellera
Naylor
Plough
George Robins
Derry
Nottingham
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Hen End
Portsmouth
Nance
Isle of Wigth
Guernsey
Ruth Taney
Exeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messrs. Hogarth, Haxell, Spanton
Pandoe Ames
French
Fyrenee
Apgledford Union
Faulkner
É&C
E. Ai
Meeting of Southwark electors over Fuller candidate placards
A large Southwark meeting at the Three Tuns decried the Fuller placards proposing his possible run for Parliament seat, which he denied. A deputation was sent to Fuller to confirm whether he intended to stand and whether he authorized the notices.
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Borough of
Southwark
Three Tans
High-street
Richard Fuller
Peckham Rye
Three Tuns Tavern
Charles Calvert
Porter
Fuller
Barnes
Whittinee
Messrs
Whittmee
Shelton
National Political Union Ireland Meeting Voices Irish Reform
The National Political Union of Ireland meeting chaired by Mr J J Murphy discussed two motions on Irish taxation. A letter from Rev Mr McDonnell expressing English sympathy for Irish tithes was read and welcomed, underscoring cross channel support for Emancipation and Reform and the True Sun newspaper praised for its stance.
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J. J. Murphy
Staunton
Walsh
Newcastle and Birmingham
Attwood
M‘donnell
Birmingham Union
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
England
Hagan
Clooney
O'Higgins
London
Trish
Sun
O'Dwyer
Reform Dinner at Bishopsgate Ward in City of London
The Reform Festival in Bishopsgate ward was held at the City of London Tavern. About 300 freemen attended a cordial dinner with singers and a band. Mr W Stevens presided while Alderman Cope land declined the chair over a vote issue, prompting talk of resigning his gown. A bronze commemorative medal for Reform was distributed, inscribed with Represetation and a patriotic maxim about just foundations and wise superstructure.
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Bishopsgate
City of London
Commons
England
Britain
Disappearances and Fires Stir Bavaria and London
Reports from Brussels note Don Pedro seeks a loan split between Brussels and London houses. Bavaria endures many fires with no arrests. Liverpool arrivals include ships from New York Ostend and Jersey. A young man of respectable connections vanished after leaving Fleet Street for Aldersgate Street, last seen in a blue frock-coat and green trousers with a silver watch.
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Brussels
Don Pedro
London
Bavaria
Ajax
New York
Ceres
Ostend
William and Jane
Zurickzee
Eleanor
Jersey
Devereux
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Tom Tough
Charente
Eagle
St. Andrew’s
Alice
Hannah Ellice
Youxe
Jnst
Fleet-street
Aldersgate-street
Petitioners seek compensation over London Bridge road diversion
Yesterday the Court of Common Council heard a fish street hill petition complaining that the road diversion for London Bridge damaged trade and property and asking that compensation awarded under a June regulation be paid. The London Bridge Committee denied impropriety and noted 106008 had been claimed and 39000 awarded. The council approved paying the earlier sums by a majority.
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Fish-street-hill
Londonbridge
Jones
Williams
Jane
Butchers Charitable Institution Debates Graves Bequest
A large meeting at Freemasons Tavern discusses the Graves bequest of 4000 to build almshouses for decayed members. Executors’ informalities delay payment, Sir W Horne’s favorable opinion prompts chancery action and fund creation to cover costs and cover appearances by executors and residuary legatees.
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Butchers’ Charitable Institution
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
J. J. Graves
Giblett
Bond-street
Graves
Sir W. Horne
Mr. Knight
Knight
Co-operation and Radical Reform Debate at Gray's Inn Lane
The adjourned meeting between Owenite followers and the National Union of the Working Classes resumed at the Institution Gray's Inn-lane. Speakers argued for union of co operatives with Radicals, praising equal laws and liberties while criticizing monarchy and aristocracy. Owen proposed a future session to detail a plan uniting the two movements.
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Owen
National Union of the Working Classes
Gray's Inn-lane
Dale Owen
Russell
Owenites
Massey
Gale Jones
London
Mr. Jones
Jong
Fleming
Euclid
England
Disgraceful Prisons Across Corporate Jurisdiction
A Monthly Repository critique argues many prisons under corporate control are corrupt and inhumane. It cites institutions with no work, no inspections, no separation of prisoners by gender or crime, and even mixing of the sick and healthy. Some gaolers do not reside. others still use irons as walls crumble.
Citizens press to elect Lord Mayor from London citizens
A large meeting of the Liverymen at the Guildhall Coffee-house debated challenging the Court of Aldermen over the right to elect the Lord Mayor. The subcommittee's report asserted the mayor should be chosen from citizens, not Aldermen, and urged forming a committee to pursue this reform while postponing immediate contest.
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Liverymen of
London
Guildhall
Williams
Aldermen
John
Henry III
Lord Mansfield
Common Council
Court of Aldermen
Edward the Third
Franks
Wilkinson
Nicholson
Scales
Peter Laurie
Wilson
Barrett
Peter
Alderman Kelly
Const
Sir Peter
Croucher
Sir Peter Laurie
Lyall
Kelly
Mackin
Key
Mes R. Death
City of London
Fragmentary 19th Century Court Critique on Voter Rights
A garbled excerpt discusses sixteen people jailed in a House of Correction for selling cheap periodicals. It mentions clubs, dignities, and a woman empowered to represent parishes, with notes on vestry voting rights and an India sovereign held in Leddenhall Street. The passage critiques parliamentary voting as preposterous, reflecting period attitudes.
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House of Correction
Baski Sie
Imje County Hospital
India
Leddenhall-street
Itery
Solicitors Report to Creditors of the Duke of York
The Committee of creditors met at the Thatched House tavern and heard lawyers report new details on removal of property from Cambridge-house and other sites. They noted jewels far exceed 100,000 pounds and questioned why some were not returned after the Duchess’s death, urging a Master in Chancery review and a Parliamentary inquiry into all related affairs. Several minor creditors pleaded for funds to cover essential costs, while the committee adjourned to Wednesday for further information.
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Duke of York
St. James’s-street
Messrs
Amory
Coles
A’becket
Cambridge-house
Audley-street
Duchess of York
Prussiac
Duke of Rutland
Arlington-street
George Ibl
Prussia
Royal Highness
Elieve
Windsor Castle
Prince Leopold
Lord Lauderdale
Public Board contracts for wheaten flour and city deaths noted
A correspondent reports a public board recently contract ed for a year's supply of wheaten bread at about 64d per pound. The account records a fatal Portland street accident involving a 40 year old bricklayer, Clarke, and notes charity governors plan to expand aid to forty children and thirty aged dependents with increased allowances.
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Branscome
Yorkshire
Edleboth Wien
Lizard
Regent-street
Portland Lace
Clarke
Budd
Micklayer
Wardour Street
Soho-square
Middlesex
Sergei
William Cobbett
Society of
Feneel
Htelias
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West India Docks
Blackwall
Berealk
Riz
Jamieson
Ber
Bain
James
Cape
Coods
Scotland
Spread Eagle
Regent Circus
Lendenhall
Street
JA. Mitchell
Charles Bessell
J. Allman
Hatheld-street
Temford-Street
Blackfriars-road
Army
Hatfield-street
Stamford-street
Ges
Pen Yard
Honourable Board of Ordnance
H. M. Robinson and Co
Manufacturera
Minories
C.T. Cradock and Co
N.B
Walter Scott
Waverley
James Horsburgh
John Watson Gordon
Moon, Boys, and Graves
Pall-mall
Charles Tilt
National Colonization Society
William Hutt
Lord_Howick
J Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
National Political Union
Reform Festival
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