Countess Victoria steam packet to Rotterdam and Ramsgate
A historic notice describes the steam navigation company's services from London to Rotterdam Dieppe Ramsgate and Berwick. It introduces the Countess Victoria and other vessels with weekly departures every Wednesday and Saturday morning at seven, plus reduced fares and freight options to Antwerp Rotterdam and Berwick. Berths may be reserved at major offices in Piccadilly Lombard Street Leadenhall Street and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Navigation Company
Agere Oneral Steam Navigation Company
His Majesty
Cary
Rotterdam
Raine
Csbih
Rhine
Paneweep
Antwerp
Jabin
Brighton
Dieppe
London Bridge
Rambgate
Mabgats
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Berwick-Ontweed
London
Edinborc
Brunswick Wharf
Stackwall
Bedinbirgt
Thureday
Berwick On Tweed
Messrs
Mabe Bio and Rabo
Wrateink
Rehn
Moone Gon
Fencharch Street
Circus
Piccadilly
Lombard Street
Hae Ring-Crom
Leadenhall-street
Aera Eement
Ao Comrie Beent
Bard-Street
Cure of Ulcers of the Leg Second Edition and Other Works
Fragmented catalog listing medical works and general publications from the 19th century. Includes references to The Cure of Ulcers of the Leg by William ECC and various editions and prices. Mentions works on Russia England and commerce, a Manchester manufacturer author, and notices for public works and wine promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ecc
Union Court
Old Broad-street
St. John's Hospital
Lancet
Medico- Chirurgical Review
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Manchester
Russia
Turkey
England
Poland
Ireland
America
Price
William Tait
Edinburgh
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
Declaration of Insolvency and Bankruptcies Listed
Insolvency declarations for Lewis Swansea carps inc grocer and multiple individuals and firms. Court of Bankruptcy dates in Oct and Nov with official assignees, attorneys, and locations across London, Sussex, Lancashire, and other regions. Includes bankrupts, names, trades, and dissolutions of partnerships with filing agents and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Swansea
Carps Inc
Grocer
Charles Pearce
Chavy Change-alley
Court of Bankruptcy
Patterson
Old Broadstreet
Clark
Saint Swithin'stone
Lombard Street
George Cowell
Great Rumsell Street
Covent-carden
Hatter
Cooper
Lewes
Sussex
Sweet and Luton
Basinghall-street
London
Richard Hil Priors
Lansdowne Hotel
Props
Cox
Hed
Commissionrs Rooms
Manchester
Bower
Chancerylene
Clegg
Oldham
Priest
Reading
Eietesi
Atten
Court of Sekrartcy
Torneys
Messrs
Taylor
Inet, Sharpe
Sed Ick
Bedford-row
Graham
Bosinghall Street
Susan Shepherd
Richmond
Milliner
Cnr
Helder
Inn
Kington
Abraham Oxley
William Oxley
John Oxley
Sheffi Ironfounders
Ses Attomneys
Rogers
Devonshire-square
Bishoperate Street
Ryalls
Shemeld
Trade Names in Preston Directory Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists firms and occupations across multiple Lancashire and nearby towns. It names surgeons, veterinary surgeons, stationers, printers, coffee-dealers, linendrapers, shoemakers, cheveofactors, and farmers with associated partners or locations such as Preston Salford Bristol Manchester Nottingham and Birmingham. The text serves as a partial business directory snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Menk
W. Greer
Preston
Lancashire
J. Miller
J. E. Coates
Salford
E. Beckett
Barbican
W. W3li and Co
Bristol
J. Heaton
Sen., and Co
Bolton-le-Moors
J. Swannenl
Rooddane
G.willson
P. Lade
Westminster Bridge-Road
J. Dale
EB. Atkin
Manchester
Y. Parnham and Co
Nottingham
G. Thomas, and Co
Birmingham
Cheveofsctors
J. Tomlin
8. Wade
Boreham Park Farm
H . Farmers
Cost of producing a newspaper laid bare in True Sun
From the Weekly True Sun the piece argues the true cost of a newspaper is fixed by staffing, printing, rent, taxes, and distribution. It details how ad revenue and the stamp duty affect profit, notes the newsboy’s share, and pledges radical transparency while anticipating higher circulation and a tax cut on paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Times
Thousan
Losa
Reduction of the Penny Tax Cleanses the Press
A historic note argues that cheaper newspapers, funded by a reduced penny tax, will uplift the poor and improve press tone. It contends aristocrats feared decline, while critics praised the readers' papers as purer and closer to working-class sentiments, beginning with a favorable review of advocates for the working classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artizans
Do unto Others As You Would Have Others Do Unto You
A radical democratic call praises peaceful revolution to build a just order while preserving mean-spirited cries of equality. The piece defends workers and unions, denounces aggression toward labor, and urges reciprocity and civil civility among political actors and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heueriicron
Reform of the Lords Advocated in A New Paper
A new paper edited by Mr Campenten debuts with a prospectus tone urging a Reform of the House of Lords. It notes the reform idea predates by Mer. Foxscanaue of the Examiner, who argued for repeal of the knowledge tax in 1830, and criticizes the piece for lacking vigour and piquancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Advertiser
Campenten
House of Lords
Canpenten
Mer. Foxscanaue
The
Examiner
Sealed Journal by Bett Sparks Strong Party Diction
A noted writer attacks Tories as haughty and rapacious Whigs as eager cunning cowardly and greedy Radicals as unlikely to be flattered Lords Joan Russitt Mr Bregiavan and Mr Parker are tomahawked without fear of favour Publisher touted as Copperr kin children An uncertain journal may test its singular authorial power in coming issues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bett
Eagel
Joan Russitt
Bregiavan
Parker
Reform Bill viewed through a skeptical lens
A critical examination condemns the Reform Bill as Whigish pretension and ignorance. The prospectus claims it is wielded by a giant and dubs it the Maxima Charta. The first leader asserts reform will test all public measures to decide approval or condemnation, effectively testing reform by reform.
Review of 19th Century Newspapers and Ties to Royalist Bias
A sharp critique surveys rival papers and their political alignments, praising England's first liberal Morning Paper for its terse style and lucid arguments. The writer mocks fraudulent claims of newspaper mergers and condemns Whig sycophancy while commending the Constitutional for clear and vigorous prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Dallying Chronicle
Opinion pages mark shifting winds in British press
The Weekly Dispatch notes its lead in circulation while praising liberal allies such as Spectator and Sunday Times. It critiques The Era as regressing to Whig apologism, laments Atlas as a sombre Whiggery relic, and describes Old Messenger as Tory. It mentions Agriculturist as a farmer paper with unclear politics and flags ongoing stance of Patriot, Watchman, and Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Sunday Times
News
Satan
Atlas
Bells Old Messenger
Agriculturist
Observer
Bells Life
London
The
Patriot
the Watchman
Advocate
National Education Criticism of Rural Schools in Reform Letter
Sir Culling E Smith criticizes rural education under Poor Law trustees, arguing existing national schools fail to improve morality and religion. He cites 1821–1831, calls for Guardians to manage schools, and notes limited scripture instruction and focus on memory. He compares English provision to continental nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culling E. Smith
Hertford Reformer
Board of Guardians
Sir Culling Smith
Kensington overseers face trial over accounting charges
Three late Kensington overseers, Jennings Cousins and Milwood, appeared before magistrates to answer trustees of the poor for failing to render true accounts and for moneys received. Trustees struck out illegal charges including five days attendance at the workhouse and fees for revising barister proceedings, while the bench allowed some items after scrutiny of vouchers and payment proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Jennings, Cousins
Milwood
Kensington
G. Codd
W. R. Pilkington
Churchwarden Hawkes
Jones
Crown Office
Jennings
Hawkes
Middlesex
Codd
William JV
Hammersmith
Kir. Jennings’ House
J. Cousins
Coventy
Cousins
Cousina
Alea
Millwood
Nam O
Bayley
Afilswood
Mr. Codd
Sond
Edgerley
Magistrates Hear Reform Act Costs Amid Courtroom Dispute
The bench debated payments for lamb, beverages, and coach-hire tied to the Reform Act case. Disallowed items included expenses for pursuing a bastardy warrant and gig repairs. Access to parish documents was granted under conditions, with cases adjourned for a week and public interest rising in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Hammersmith
Cousins
Coventry
Crown-ofice
Woodward
Rimel
Lighthouses on the Black Sea shores proposed by Maceroni
Translation notes a note to British and other ambassadors in Constantinople detailing the Black Sea dangers. It argues for rocketry as an early lighthouse substitute, describing 6 pounder rockets rising above 1000 yards, bursting to emit bright light, with a parachute cage to observe the display. It suggests depots of rockets at key points and color coded signals for navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Co Maceroni
Black Sea
Odessa
Blac Sea
Autume
Noth
Bosphorus
W. Cotgrove
Macezone
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Charles Bessell
Sec
General Steam Navigation Company
Hegent-Circus
County Fire Office
Provident Life Office of
Milton Sterling
Life Office
Thomas Webb
Brentford
Porrell and Nicholls
Battersea
Charles Goad
Camberwell
George Lever
Caroden-town
Beyhan-street
Robert Holloway
Edgeware-road
Grand Junction Terrace
Richard Maides
Hackney
Henry Gunby
Petend
Thomas Doswell
Islington
Spencer-street
W. C. Gee
Newington Causeway
M. Matthews
Shoreditch
S.morris
Stratford
J.G. Plancs
Stepney
White Horse-lane
Wm. Kerby
Whitechapel
Leman-street
Wn. J. Laing
Wandsworth-road
Portland Terrace
Broughton
Briggs
Meyrick
City
France
Brer
Boulogne
Bree
Panton-street
Haymarket
Rue de Capecure
Champion
Bridge Union
Canterbury
Ista
R. Cobbett
Red Lion-court
Fleet-street
Son
Marsala
Gray’s Inn
High Holborn
GEO, Henekey and Co
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbars
Ludgate-hill
Monsieur Mallan
Bloomsbury
Paris
Bloomebury
Budgate-Hill
the Gazette OF
Penne Pe
Verpool-Street
Upholaerer
Paskrepngaben
P. Burstall
Kingston
Apon Hull
George Son
Kingston-apan Hull
F. M.worth
Balt
Shire
Bt. Paul's Churchyard
Woghnerspeey
Bailey
Livenlashire
Iron Fairclough
Laver
Eacetimer
Gece
Shefield
R. Todd
Box Trees
Warwickshire
Heyes
Oe Martin'Kisne
G. Brown
Marlborough
Wiltshire
J.M. Miller
Tighy T. Main
G. Bint
Liv
Johnson
Liverpont Abrahams
D. J. Davis
London Dispatch
Cleave
Police Gazette
Ant
London Journal
London Mercury
the Weekly Chronicle
Wimaelf
Weekly Times
Sunday Evening Globe
Globe
Weekly Herald
I T
the Constitutional
Paley
Agristeask
Tex House
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