Voyage to Dublin and Londonderry details and agent contacts
A historical shipping notice lists routes to Dublin and Londonderry with stopovers at Plymouth and Palmouth and calls for inquiries at Crutched Friars, Regent Circus offices, or the Dublin Steam Company’s Wharf near Katharine’s Docks. It includes parcel rates and agency contact information. Also an 1834 testimonial promotes a Curess with Sarsaparilla urinary remedy, praising its effectiveness, with practitioner endorsements and multiple shop addresses for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Bel
Plymouth
Palmouth
Londonderry
Lewis
John-street
Regent-circus
Dig
Dublin Steam Company
Wheerf
Katharine’s Docks
Bart W. J. Smith
Hadey
Lyon
Norfolk
Romeo
Balsam
Copaiba
Lynnpensary Infirmary
Bateman
Oxford-street
Wegrove
Fulham-road
Johnson
Cornhill
Prout
Strand
Heudebourck
Middle-row
Holborn
Sutton and Co
Bow Church-yard
Pinkett Liable For Sewer Rate, Southwark Court Rules
In Southwark Court of Requests a tenant sued professional owner Pinkett over 11 pounds 16 shillings sewer rate. Tenant paid part rent with rate receipt, Pinkett refused liability, court ruled Pinkett as landlord and liable for the rate and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkett
Lambeth
Beggar Mahony at Guildhall Loud Lament in Dublin Street
At Guildhall, Petrick Mahony, an Irish beggar famed for his sling and tale of hunger, faced the Lord Mayor. The exchange reveals his alleged alms-taker role, eatery thefts, and a comic, weary portrait of a man who claims poverty while rehearsing a full family roster and a mock hospital need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrick Mahony
Cate
Mahony
Kent
Childer
Honaur
Sen
Paddy Mahony
Dan Mahony
Dan
Biddy Mahony
Nelly Mahony
Pepey Mahony
Ireland
Lord Meyer
Lori Mayor
An Mahony
Fin Mahony
Guildhall
Peter Walker
St. Lawrence, Jewry
Eat
Dom Alderman Wilson
Walker
Soudango
Every man his own gravedigger in curious notices
A Staffordshire case describes a man ordering and being measured for his own coffin, then insisting the order be completed and carried home. Inverness townsfolk seek to dig graves themselves to curb funeral costs, with Aberdeen noting the trend. The piece includes moralizing lines on death and a tongue in cheek parliamentary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Nottingham
Forest
Mansfield
Abel Meller
Mansfeld
Walkden
Mr. Unwin
Suttog-io-Ashfield
Hall
Tron
Benrorp
Tinsley
Sumacr Sharman
G. P. Livius
T. C. Higgins
Paris
Ephraim Cook
Ravensden
Prinvoer
Cook
Sharman
Tonsley
Cambridge Chronicle
Baliini
Pars
London
Bethini
Catania
Sicily
Bellini
Conservatory
Naples
Nicolo Zingarelli
Milan
St. Peter's
Rome
Helliot
San Carlos
Bianca
Fernando
la Scala
Rabini
Ut Priata
Zeira
Parma
la Sonsambula
I Capuletti
1 Montecchi
Venice
Norma
Beatrice Teada
Puritazi
Theatre Italien
Bellici
Academy Royal de Musique
Italy
Morning Post
Blair
Staffordshire
Inverness
Staffordshire Mercury
Burslem
Aberdeen Observer
Inverness Courier
Elpola's Second Letter to the People of England
The writer criticizes monopolies, royal and church privilege, and the law as oppressors of the productive classes. He argues misgovernment, selfishness, and hereditary power sustain inequality and calls for an expanded suffrage to empower the people and curb aristocratic excess. He contrasts imperial excess with American restraint and promises remedies in a forthcoming note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Incurables
House of
Francis
Sc.elpola
England
True Sun
Plutus
Mr. Owen
Kix
Leopold
America
The
Temple of Justice
Horne Tooke
London
Law
Leeds
Manchester
Thandal
Parishes and barons of England through the centuries
At St Paul Covent Garden vestry a proposed cut in poor rates was carried from 4d to 1s 3d in the pound, reflecting historical shifts. The article surveys English barons’ independence, royal parliaments, and lists notable marriages and scholars. It also describes turf extraction and papermaking fibre processing from peat bogs, detailing preparation, chemical treatments, and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Cunningham
St. Paul
Covent-arden
England
Earl of Wagrene
Earl of Douglas
Richard II
Elizabeth
James I
Charles I
Charles II
James II
William
Anne
George L
House of Peers
Newton
Locke
Stayle
Gibbon
Hume
Adam Smith
Harvey
Leibniz
Bayle
Hobbes
Hampden
Sir F. Drake
Earl Essex
Pitt
Michael Angelo
Caracci
Joshua Reynolds
Hadyn
Handel
Wolsey
Pascal
Fenelon
de Henry
Pope
Akenside
Swift
Guildsmith
Gray
Collins
Thomson
Jeremy Bentham
Cearly
Plato
Pythagoras
Epicurus
Bion
Yaxagoras
Heraclitus
Democritus
Diogeors
Aristotle
Socrates
Pittacus
Periander
Euripides
Aristophanes
Boccaccio
Ibante
Milton
Steele
Addison
Dryden
Moliare
Racine
Sterne
Garrick
Lord Bacon
Ireland
Herconeum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nt, Wys
Are
Waly
Southwark Court OF Requests
Police Intelligence
Curby
S. Handall
Everington
Ludgate-hill
Alderman Kelly
Geo. IV
Graham
Zacharias Genowen
Queen-Square
James
Jamin Emery
Joseph Burton
Excise
Vauxhall Walk
William Eimery
House of Correction
William Lough
Iffbeer
Charing-cross
James Webb
Hatton Garden
Arvaip
Elizabeth Miles
James Broughton
Brush-Paker
Middietonstreet
Clerkenwell
Broughton
Mr. Bennettu
Bennett
Jehan Were
St. Pancras-gate
Collard
Kentish-town
St. Pancrasgate
Hussey Vivian
Ordnance
Santiago
Chili
National Congress
Gagoce
Lisbon
Riba-Tejo
New Brunswick
Wis
Archibald Campbell
Bart
Goverror
Province OF
York and
Carleton
Persupa
Crown Lands’ Office
United States
House OF Lords
Land
Braon
Mr. Emerson
Henry IV
Tyndal
God
Church
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