Burlesque on Eton busts and Continental baths in satire
A sharply satirical piece mocks placing Newcastle’s bust beside Fox and Grenville at Eton, then skewers English manners in continental baths. It also rips into Regent's Park Sunday gatherings with teetotalers, chartists, and reform discourse, portraying park mobs with biting humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Newcastle
Charles Fox
Lord Grenville
Eton
Grenville and Fox
Newcastle
Twain
Wisdom
Plombiers
France
England
Lady Vavasour
Regent’s Park
Regent's Park
Marylebone
Colliseum
Butler
Trulla
Waiting Women and Other Sales in Lisbon Notices
A series of classified notices in Portuguese detailing the sale and raffle of servants and a wet nurse in various neighborhoods. Items include a waiting woman with a child, a mulatto girl of two for a Christmas present, a wet nurse with a four month old, a pregnant black woman for service, and a waiting woman with an eight month old son, noting qualifications and locations such as Rua dos Lameiras Rua da S Pedro and Large du Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontarnina
Rios Do Roseiio
Iit
Rua Dos Lameiras
Skuse
England
Sussex Jury List Remnants 16th Century Names
A fragmentary record lists many individuals with parish ties across Sussex from 1317 to 1677 and notes on names like Trevor Compton Peace Heaton and Milward Hellingly. Mentions East and Westham Chiddingly Crowhurst Rye Warbleton and Lewes with surnames tied to parochial registers and religious leanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor
Norshami
Compton
Battle
Faintiot Zewett
Heathfield
Makepeace Heaton
Ere
Smart
Fairdasis
Warblton
Kalsy Paige
Withan
Rennn Spelman
Watling
Tlyarde
Jusin Pemble
Westham
Mitchell
Sint-Not Hurst
Supposed Queen’s life attempt details from Newgate report
John William Bean remains silent in Newgate with daily chaplain visits and high civic attention. Inspectors reveal religious books kept by Bean and payments to witnesses, while the public eye weighs gunpowder claims against him and notes his deformity and resumed royal drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Bean
Newgate
Westminster Bridewell
Carver
Privy Council
Hall
James Graham
Inspector Penny
Bean
Claremont Chapel
Pentonville
Morocco
Hilton
Home Secretary
J. Graham
Turner
Jones
No. 14
St. James’s Buildings
Clerkenwell
Central Criminal Court
New Detective Force to Help Capture Escaped Offenders
The police commissioners plan a new eight‑sergeant detective unit, two inspectors, drawn from current divisions, with full district reach and funds to pursue criminals. Inspectors Pearce and Shackell or Mag slated for command. annual salaries set at £200 for inspectors and 30s weekly for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Police
Pearce
Shackell
Mag
Tue Gap
Newgate
Freer Prison
Courts of Law
Hall of Justice
Middlesex
Central Criminal Court
Sessions House
Justice Hall
Fleet Prison
William Hiterncoerk
Holroyd
Sale
Bank of England
Great Britain
Greenwich
Somerset House
John Bull
Assault on the Pioneer on the high seas in Venice gulf
Michael Hanlon Robert Longman and Robert Welsh sailors were found guilty of an assault at sea while commanding the vessel Pioneer in the gulf of Venice. They resisted orders, plotted mutiny and attempted stabbing the captain. Hanlon jailed for 18 months Longman four months Welsh three months hard labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Walk
Portland-place
Hogarth
Ginalley
Jolly Nose
Crator
Naeture
Lelding Npath
Nedinim
London
Spukers
Bret
Tanust
K.B
Regent's Park
Central Criminal Court
Tuurspar
Michael Hanlon
Robert Longman
Robert Welsh
Pioneer
High Seas
Admiralty of England
Gulf of Venice
Hanlon
Welsh
House of Correction
Lertin-Steauma
Frederick Hunt
Baron Gurney
Wm. Simonds
Thomas Whetherstreet
John Gardner
Ann Brown
F. Hunt
J. Fry
T. Robertson
Wm. Gordon
J. Holland
Mansell
J. Titmarsh
J. Oliphant
R. Riddlesdale
J. Brown
W. Keate
John Smith
Thomas White
Kien Long
C. Ryland
J. Morley
Ellen Hutchins
C. Byford
F. Allendale
J. Callaway
Eliza Wilkins
Thomas Stern
J. Cooper
W. Poston
J. Riley
Fred. Bensted
George Jones
William Townley
Henry Hills
W Avery
William Rust
Eliza Smith
J. T. Brown
Nat, Beazley
M. Robinson
Alfred Griffiths
Stage
J. Sullivan
Ann Morris
Wm. Weaver
J.sanders
Emma Fair
W. Walker
A. Priestly
Fleury Pearse
J. Wood
C. Jones
G. Green
Sarah Gray
Margaret Tiguri
Maria Preston
Henry Thomas
Martha Hubbard
Samuel Gibbs
J. Stagg
Elizabeth Dale
Henry Davis
John White
Abraham Morgan
S. Spiers
J. Pedder
Jones
C. J. Jones
Catharine Ford
Alexander Simmonds
Catharine Packer
J. Trail
R. Sindon
Ann Wood
J. Beamish
Charles Parker
Charles Ford
J. Ryan
J. Jones
C. Denis
Ann Buller
J. M
Newgate
Court notes verdicts and local court proceedings in London
Reports from Guildhall and surrounding courts detail Miss Anne Bailey against James Smith over a promissory note, a Board of Trade theft case, an indecent assault at the Tower and Kensington police matters, plus discussion of a permanent metropolitan court plan and magistrates’ resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Guildhall
Miser Smith
Bailey
Bow Street
Board of Trapt
Frederick Howe
Board of Trade
Porter
Westminster
Luke James Hansard
House of Lords
Cox
J. Tothil-street
Starlton
Portson
Fleaaing
Anne Clarke
Fulham
Williams
Viotghou
Strand
Chtess
Fleming
G? Jrant
Witnes
Counstable
Regentstreet
Marborough Street
Frederick Bacon
al Ooney
Broadwood, Huggins An Co
Broad-street
Golden Square
Child
Wyre Ace Chita
St. Martin's
Grand
Huggins
Ar. Hari. Wick
Tam
Hardwick
Sevral
Ames Blond
William Henry Merritt
Wardour Street
Soho
Clerkenwell
Richard Gamble
Daniel Goop
Daniel Good
Greenwood
Richard Hammond
Baldwin's Gardens
Gray's-inn-lane
Kensington Police Court
Ouse
Catherine Daley
T. Paynter
Sitling
Kensington
Swaine
Middlesex
Sergeant Adams
Home Department
Whitehall
County of
James Graham
S. M. Purriies
Henry Pownall
Russell,square
Court of Quarter Sessions
Ireland
Central Criminal Court
Middlesex Sessions
House of Correction
Middlesex House of Correction
Westminster Bridewell
Central Criminal
Widl
Westminster Grijes
Westminster Bettewell
Parkhurst
Wilks
Vie
Diddlesex
Tulk
Devon
Armstrong
Walsig
Wid Caut
Basie
Pownall
Wetam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
M. Guizot
Mont Farnasse
Constantinople
Stratford Canning
Lord Aberdeen
Sir Stratford
Porte
Wood
Sedik-Gibraltar
Count Appony
Actwon
South America
Rio Janeiro
Rio
Saracaba
St. Paul
Damascus
Moses Montefiore
Harrah
Sim Ronear
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Wandsworth
Clapham
Chelsea
Socian
Bedford Arms
Sheridan Knowles
Knowles
Haymarket
Nelson
T. Williams
Arragon
Bradford
Manchester
India
China
Trare
Leeds
Belfast
Mr. O'Connell
Rowland
Monaghan
Collyer
Patrick M‘calville
Mary Ann Watson
Disner
Metropolis
White Conduit House Tavern
Wild
Cathering Street
Sutherland
Duke of Sutherland
Inverness Courier
Sussex
Roberts
Waite
Liser
Moure-frune Fowler
Last
Hadley
Lewes
Meek Brewer
Okrham
Warbleton
Dighurst
Rhodes
Wisberry
Hailsham
Milward
Hellingly
Waldron
Vication Richardson
Wisdom Wood
Much-mercy Cryer
White
Ewhurst
Small-hope Biggs
Rye
Earth Adams
Warbieton
Repentance
Avis
Storeham
Knight
Burwash
Lower
Kinc Pger
Lord Palmerston
Affghanistan
Lord Auckland
Baronet
Board of Control
Government of India
Lord Stanley
Sir James Graham
Palmerston
Globe
Gladstone
John Gladstone
Fasque
Wiseman
Birmingham
Birmingham Advertiser
Ricua
Primuosnaith
Queen's End Tavern
High-street
Primrose Hill
Jenkinson
Meade
Primrose-hill
Avenue-round
Walpole Eyre
Fry
Tatepayer
Duke of Portland
W. SI
Sasse
Wich
Primose-bill
Primrosehill
Liverpool
Wallingford
Arsanaing
Eiven
Cor Ierey
Bermondsey New Road
Tim
Furtar
Prauran Ovena
Marlborough Street
Polies Sergeen No. 24
Lady Coventry
Opera
Fox
Court of Queen's Bench
Archbishop of Canterbury
Courtney
Sir Joseph
Bhack WaLu
Alyssis
Green
Wigram
Aml Green
Blackwall
Watermen’s Pier
Thames
Dundas
Deans Dundas
M.P
Admiral Dundas
Carpenter
Wendham
Owen
Toker
Warrison
Woolwich
Lochnyay
Munlay
W. Maxwell
Prince Albert
United Kingdom
Duchess of Somerset
ball—Galloway
Baldwin
Lambeth Street
Norton
William Thomas Elder
Ordnance Office
Chambers
William Yowell
Coldstream Guards
Sharp
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