Perry's Bankrupt Office promotes trade protection 1831 32
A historical advertisement record describes Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent Registry Office at 76 Cornhill London. It touts services for merchants and traders, including registers of bankrupts, intestate estates, swindler alerts, and meeting details. Public letters praise its utility, with endorsements from Birmingham Norwich and Liverpool merchants and city officials.
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Tyne
Harriet Martineal
Charles Fox
Paternoster Row
Sociusto
Sonics
Martineau
Duke of York
Erry
London
Perry
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Society OF Guardians For the Protection OF Trade
Messrs
Praed
Birmingham Journal
Birmingham
Lheg
T. Perry
Corniil
Sam
Thomas Bulton
Hovedayoteeet
Squire
St. Mary-at-Hill
Norwich
Sheffield Mercury
Kent Herald
Parry
Aeen
Cornhill
Ofice
Brecknell and Turner
Haymarket
Milroy and Son
Bentley, Pawson and Co
Cheapside
A.and
I. Salt
Thomas Bartlett and Sons
P.and
J. Spencer
Newton Street
Holborn
William and James Middlemore
Robert Salmon
Little Bell-alley
Taylor and Bowdey
Charing Cross
Walker Charles
Halken
Thavies
Daviey and Son
Pluimbtree-street
Bloomsbury
Schweppe and Co
Berners-street
W.S. Wheeley
Stourbridge
Joseph Hobson
Sheffield
Mary E
Belgrave-wharf
Pimlico
J. and
R. Wood
W., Moore
Paddington
J. Wing
Joh Yates
Binningham
Wilson, Irvin
Mrr. Perry
Bickerton & Paull
Castle-street
Southwark
Chance
Mercantile Journal
Percy
Register
Thorpe Barter Thompson
Don
Thomas Perry
Geo. B. Thompson
Treasury Minutes on the 20,000 L grant for school houses
The Treasury proposes rules for distributing a 20,000 pound grant to build new school houses for poorer children in Britain. Applications require private matching funds of at least half the cost, prior accounting, audits, and regular reports. Preference goes to large cities with due diligence on existing charitable funds and endowments.
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Treasury
Great Britain
Exchequer
National School Society
British and Foreign School Society
Chelmsford Petty Sessions Sidelined Lover Plea
At Chelmsford petty sessions the case of John Broad seeking to bind Sarah Bright as his for ever ends with the bench mocking his plans. Sarah remains in custody for returning to Springfield after Maldon removal, to be freed Friday per lost cause. Meantime Sir Hussey Vivian to wed Miz W in Dublin, and a Notarial Act critique laments high admission fees.
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Rev. T. Brooksby
John Crabb
Jas. Boggis
J. Jessopp
J. M.lachlan
Esqis
John Broad
Sarah Bright
Sarah
House of Correction
Broad
John
M‘lachlan
Dublin
Hussey Vivian
Mizs W
C. Crespigny
Doctors’commons
Military Commissions and Promotions in 1833 Lists
War office announcements record numerous by purchase appointments and promotions across regiments including Life Guards Dragoon Guards and Foot units. Notable moves include Heathcote to Corset and Sub-Lieutenant, Macartney to Dorset, Sandilands and Peters advancing, Hankey major, Byres Ensign, and Cadell becoming Lieutenant-Colonel among others dated Sept 27 1833. Cambridge ordination and Lincoln bishopric baptisms follow with deacons and priests named at Buckden on Sept 22.
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Regiment of Life Guards
G. A. F. Heathcote
Purchase
Wood
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
J. Macartney
Dorset
Jones
7Th Dragoon Guards
W. Sandilands
Lavell
W H. Peters
Sandilands
6Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
H. A. Hankey
Perceval
Regiment of Foot
J. R. Byres
Cruise
49Th Foot
T.S. Conway
Butler
H. Edgar
Laidlaw
Foot
J. Messiter
Cadell
G. Symons
Parchess
Messiter
C.F. A. Cmith
Symons
R. Baumgartner
Smith
45Th Foot
J.W. Watson
M. D
Brown
52D Foot
Fon
Fen H. Routh
Halpin
P. Chevers
William Tottenham
R. Cruise
1St Foot
Routh
W. Brown
M.D
J. B. Gibson
G. PF. Long
Macdonald
J. Beatty
J. Cruise
J. S. Adamson
Champ
J. Thorpe
Adamson
Ith Foot
C. Herbert
Kingsmill
R. Steele
N. D., Lane
Herbert
le M. Carey
Lane
W. Denny
Cochrane
H. E. Austen
Forurase
Denny
A. Levinge
Austen
Sith Foot
Lord ©. Fitzeny
G. L. Goldie
C. Cadell
28Th Foot
C. Grimes
13Th Foot
W.H. Phillips
Mermoranoa
F. W. Butler
Henry Ft. Seymour
Henry R. Simpson
Declarations of Insolvency in Court of Bankruptcy
Listings of insolvency declarations with debtors such as Joseph Pilkington Manchester leather-seller Daniel Cockerill Lillle Berkhampstead and others scheduled on Oct 4 and Nov 8 at the Court of Bankruptcy with official assignee Kitchener Lothbury followed by additional cases including Hamond Hilton Neville Latham and Thomas with multiple dates and places. dividends certificates and partnerships dissolved noted for Oct 18 through Nov 8 across various UK towns and firms.
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Joseph Pilkington
Manchester
Joseph Cecil
Upper Thames-street
Hank
Daniel Cockerill
Lillle Berkhampstead
Hertfordshire
Sprigge
Crawford-street
Marylebone
Kitchener
Lothbury
Charles Hamond
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars Road
Court of Bankruptcy
Newton
South Aquare
Gray's-two
John Hilton
Cumberland Place
New-road
Grimaldi
Copthall-court
Throgmorton Street
Nasignee
Greep
King’s Armsard
Matthew Wilson
Hexham
Northumberland
Sadier
Bell
Hop Pole Tou
Chester
Wright and Williamson
Liverpool
Williamson
Hill
Gray’s Inn
A. K. Mackenzie
E. Abbott
Austin Friars
Merchants
St. Hills
Hammersmith
G. Harrison
Ebury-street
Pimlico
G. Crooks
Anglesea-place
Limehouse
Baker
Dee’s Royal Hotel
Birmingham
W. Hunt
Rochdale
Lancashire
Commissioners’rooms
W. Atwood
Lewes
Sussex
White Hart Inn
R. Wells
Nottingham
H. Fletcher
Finsbury
J. Smith
T. Brown
Barnsley
Yorkshire
J. Hunter and
M. Marsden
Cliffehenge
Penistone
G. Jennings
G. Brown
York
J. Parkin
Plymouth
J. Albinson
E. Rigby
Bolton-le- Moors
H. Ellis
S. Henwood
Tmerchants
G. Newman
Norwich
J. Jonas
J. Gutteridge
City
W. Mason
Newcastle under-Lyme
T. J. Flughes
W.G. W. Freeman
Hristol
A. Blumenthal
H. Geiger
J. Wood
J. Kershaw
Whitfield
Derbyshire
W. Bronton
C. Barker
Leeds
J. Ellison
Price of sugar in Great Britain in early September 1533
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar from the week ending September 4 1533 was thirty four shillings eightpence farthing per hundred weight, exclusive of duties paid or payable on import into Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Duchess de Berri’s furniture moves to a Bordeaux carpet maker
A private letter from Calais says Prince Talleyrand and the Duchess de Dino with their suite arrived from Dover aboard the Ferret steam packet. The prince discussed with Captain Hamilton the Amphitrite loss off Boulogne and pledged to present the matter to government in Paris. He left for the capital with Wellington and the Marquis of Douro accompanying him.
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Duchess de Berri
Blaye
Bordeaux
Petit Courier Des Ames
Calais
Prince Tatleyrand
Duchess de Dino
Dover
Hamilton
Capt. Hamilton
Boulogne
Paris
France
Chef de la Douane
Impos
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of
Douro
Walmer Castle
Vers
Miserly 83-Year-Old Sailor Dies After Emergency Operation
An elderly, wretched man named Samuel Draper was admitted to the London Hospital with a hernia. After a swift operation by Mr Scott, the 83-year-old patient died hours later. He dictated a will and handed over nearly 400 pounds in half sovereigns, intending a lavish funeral and leaving most to a Cardiff gardener nephew and a few small bequests to hospital staff. The body remains awaiting his nephew's arrival for interment at Whitechapel church.
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London Hospital
Bank of England
Beadle
Bethna-green
Mathews
Cardiff
Wales
Lincolnshire
Whitechapel
Samuel Draper
Journal du Commerce
France
Neas
Senet
Whes
Phillippe Augaate
England
Holy Land
Aigues-Mortes
Cyprus
Charles the Sixth
Louis the Fourteenth
Veaséia
Colbert
Jean-Bart
Fort Tourville
Duguaay-Trovin
Duquesne
Ruyter
Algiers
Genog
Louis
la Hogue
Finisterre
America
Voltaire
Indian Company
L'Orient
Newfoundland
La“Perouse
Napoléon
Europe
India
Levant
Presen
Catrace
Slavery in the United States Letter from 1833 Portland
An 1833 letter from Portland warns readers of slavery debates in America. It contrasts the American Colonization Society with the New England Anti-Slavery Society, urges careful judgment, and questions reports and misrepresentations about abolitionist positions and actions.
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Portland
United States
Land of Freedom
American Colonization Society
The
Colonization Society
New England Anti- Slavery Society
New England Anti-Colonization Society
Friends of Emancipation
Charles Stewart
James Cropper
Liverpool Mercury
Messrs
Stewart and Cropper
New England
Fashions for October from the Court Magazine
The piece surveys October fashion with focus on millinery and fancy items. It describes morning bonnets in Italian straw and poux de la Reine silk, half dress crape hats in rose and azure, elaborate evening hats in black blond lace, and refined fichus and ribands. It notes new colours, caps, and promenading outfits, and compares Paris and Journal du Commerce notes on styles and materials.
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Court Magazine
Naples
Paris
Orestes Arrives at Portsmouth After Lisbon Oporto Run
His Majesty's ship Orestes reaches Portsmouth after leaving Oporto on the 18th instant. No notable events reported at Lisbon or Oporto since the swift arrival. Oporto reportedly troubled by guerilla parties in the vicinity.
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Orestes
Portsmouth
Oporto
Lisbon
Bloomfield letter disputes police report claim
James Bloomfield of Mile End Road writes to the editor denying that W H Bloomfield, described as a nephew of the poet, is a shoemaker and challenging the True Sun’s Hatton Garden police account of 24 September. He states none of Robert Bloomfield’s seven nephews are shoemakers and asks the false link be retracted.
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THE
True Sun
Hatton-garden
W. H. Bloomfield
Robert Bloomfield
W. H
James Bloomfield
Mile-end-road
Fires Stalk Norfolk Farms Amid Quick Rescue Actions
Reports from Norfolk describe arson and accidental blazes across several farms. A Ringer barley stack near Hethersett was set alight with neighbors and the Wymondham engine smoke-sparing efforts preventing wider damage. Chew and Cowes Hall fires threaten barns, stock, and vehicles with water shortages hindering suppression.
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Ringer
Hethersett
Norfolk
Norwich
Wymondham
Cambridge Chronicle
Chew
Stoke
Cowes Hall
Wakes Colne
Skingsley
Coomeshall
Essex Equisable
Essex
Chelmaford
Foretold Boulogne Storm by Seamen Sighting Sea Changes
Seamen at Boulogne predicted a storm ten hours before it struck on August 31, noting an odd sea smell and surface agitation though no gale. They inferred a distant western storm would reach Boulogne by evening, underscoring their early warning observation.
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Boulogne
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Coleman-street
George
W. Ellis
Kingstown Harbour
Livertool
Pansen
Offee
Eden-quay
Carlisle-bridge
K. Gibbs
Careen Aera
Calcutta
Mountstuart Elphinstone
George Richardson
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Fleet-street
Saxony
Swain and Co
Warmoll and Co
Longacre
Joseph Hume
Messrs. Warmoll and Co
Old Montague-street
Whitechapel Road
Messrs. Warmoll, and Co
W. H. Johnson
Bishopsgate-street
Thos. Lewellyn
Mount Place
Whitechapel-road
Royal Bazaar
Chelmsford
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