Marquis of Salisbury claims Swanclose estate funds
A parish meeting resisted the Marquis of Salisbury's £60,000 claim on the Swanclose estate, deeming his land value far higher than the demanded rate. a committee was formed to oppose the claim and the proceedings moved toward a possible chancery case. The report also covers salvage operations on the Boyne, revealing a Swedish cannon and other relics recovered from the wreck, with notes on its origin and inscription.
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LaLissarny
St. Martin-In-The-Fields
Coventry-street
Long-acre
Tie
Salisbury
Swanclose
Churchwarden
Staunton
Boyne
Abbinet
Daniell
Mr. Vanderburgh
Charles XII
Cluzow
Augustus
Poland
Charles
Cracow
Warsaw
F.a.h.i.s.1.c.b
E.U.W.C.H.U.R.F
Guadaloupe
Hampshire
Sivcutan
Awrat Deata
J. C.carttar
Lionene Lagat Inn
Lewisham
James Welsh
Lee-terrace
Lee Church
Steele
Leo
John Welsh
Lee
Sylphe
Havre
Paris
Frederic
Porto Rico
Eyre
New York
Antilles
Bermudas
Fragmentary OCR Item Provides Limited Data
A highly damaged OCR snippet contains scattered digits and letters with no clear event or names. readable bits do not yield a coherent person, place, organization, or outcome for a standard newspaper card.
Penny Chronicle Benevolence Appeal and Early Books Notice
A notice from Ludgate street dated July 20 1841 announces sale prices for The Penny Cyclopaedia and related works while detailing a benevolent public subscription for the widow of Charles Penny publisher of the Wrexty Chronicle. It lists initial subscriptions from major publishers, newspapers and local figures, with varied amounts and donors, urging continued support and receipts at the Wrexty Chronicle office.
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Charles Penny
Metropolitan Press
Wrexty Chronicle
Weexty Chronicle
J.B. Kington
Weexiy Canonicle
the Courier
William Dawson and Son
Stephenson, Blake, and Co
P. Thompson
D. Woodman
J. Pavey
Werxiy
A. Beckett
Cscece
J. Cagis
Cscs Ence
Cess
Joseph Hearm
Mr. Everett
Mrs. Vickers
Hetherington
Soran Bom
W.S
Dee Teen
Aubin
Gese Encasdadetnaser Pees Mimen Aeter
P. Dowling
Extraordinary cure narrative with Universal Medicines
A man describes weeks of eye disease improving after failing eye dispensaries and then following a course of Morison's Universal Medicines. He recounts increasing doses of No 1 and No 2 pills over years, heavy evacuations, regained sight, health and activity, and credits the British College of Health and Mr Fraser for guidance. He warns against impostors and cites purchase details and locations in London and Lasswade.
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Edinburgh
Senna
British College of Health
Old Town
Glasgow
Spain
William Terras
Melville Gate
Lasswade
Morison
Hamilton-place
New Road
London
Manhood and Restoration Guide by Curtis and Company
Announcement of the seventh edition of Manhood by J L Curtis and Company with directions for restoration from excess, solitary habits, or infection. Lists extensive London and regional booksellers and notes testimonials from Old England Magnet Age Conservative Journal and others. Advises country patients to send full details with a £1 consultation fee and secrecy.
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J. L. Curtis and Company
London
Balliere
Royal College of Surgeons
Regent-street
Pattie
Bridgee-street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann's-square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Machen and Co
D'Olier Street
Dublin
Duncan
High-street
Edinburg
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Messrs
Curtis
Meiers
Statesman
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho Square
Superior Looking Glasses and Splendid Picture Frames
Charles M lean 78 Fleet Street opposite the Dispatch office informs trade artists upholsterers and public that looking glasses and picture frames of the best manufacture are available at unprecedented prices. Gratis samples sent free of postage with 100 frame patterns and 120 footing glasses diagrams for orders across the kingdom. Trade frames in compo fancy wood frames and mouldings room borders old frames repaired regilt glasses resilvered 30000 frames kept ready for delivery All goods may be returned within three months for a refund.
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Charles M'Lean
Fleet Street
Dispatch
Valuable French medicines advertised in London shop
The notice lists Nervine for nervous headaches and mood, Papier Tayard et Blayn for corns and pains, Sirop Antiphlogistique for coughs and consumption, Sirop Orange Purgatif Be Lagrange as a mild aperient, and concentrated essence of sarsaparilla by M Briant. Prices and wholesale details given for H Schooling at 189 Fenchurch Street, with country orders and postpaid remittance options.
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M. Briant
Paris
H. Schooling
Fenchurch. Street
London
Feaver's Embrocation offered as gout cure remedy
An outwardly applied vegetable compound claims to relieve and cure gout rheumatism and related conditions within two to three days. Promoted by Thomas Feaver of Friday Street Cheapside with testimonials from nobility and medical men, sold in bottles up to 30s with signed labels to prevent counterfeits.
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Cheapside
Feaver
Friday Street
Barclay and Sons
Newbery, Edwards
T. Butler
Sutton
Sanger
Royal Horse Guards and other army promotions listed
Long list of 1841 British Army promotions by purchase and merit across multiple regiments including Royal Horse Guards Dragoon Guards Light Dragoons and various Foot regiments. Names rank changes by purchase or without purchase and transfers to Royal Canadian Regiment with notes on exchanges and half-pay status. Also notes on militia commissions and Yeomanry promotions, sugar price, and local notices on Dissenters' Marriage Act insolvency and bankruptcy supersedure.
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London Gazette
Waverrick
Royal Horse Guards
Cornet
Philip Percival
Nethercote
Andrew Vincent Rowland Corbet
Purchase
Percival
Dragoon Guard
John William Gooch Spicer
Perth
3D Dragoon Guards
Spicer
1St
Regiment of Foot
Edward Stopford Claremont
Gray
Royal Canadian Regiment
William Reader
Royal Military College
Claremont
17Th Foot
Thomas Philip H.fitzmayer
Johnston
Rodney Payne O’shee
Fitzmayer
6Th Foot
John Jones
Atkins
James Douglas
Leutenant
Jones
Eustace Henry Rose
Douglas
Foot
William Rutherford
Loinsworth
Park Percy Neville
Baylee
Henry Joseph Swyny
Neville
Henry Lees
Swyny
Robert Penrice Ford
Lees
Barry Fox
Francis Sealey
65Th Foot
Richard O'Connell
Weyland
Oliver Nicolls
O'Connell
Thomas Barnard
Nicolls
George Samuel Young
Leslie
John Gardiner
Dragoonards
Clements
Royal Canaian Regiment
Robert Matthew Forster
Maclachlan
Julius Richard Glyn
Forster
Thomas Smith
Sumner William Smith
91St Foot
Roderick Macneil
Halfipay
Cornwall Burne
99Th Foot
Ewen Macpherson
Halfpay
Augustus Warren
Henry James Day
Macpherson
Greece
Archibald William Reed
Charles Blamire
Day
Edward Beatty
Pardee
Patrick Johnston
Reed
Francis Bernard Pigott
Beatty
George Jean de Winton Wilkins
Henry Middleton Blackburn
Blamire
Rifle Brigade
82D Foot
Shadwell
William Elliot
William Henry Newton
Gillies Macpherson
Matthew Gregory Blake
Cape Corps
Daniel O'Donoghue
Patrick Cruickshank
11Th Foot
Denis Robert Muter
James Black
Alfred Knight
90Th Foot
George Chapman
Sth Royal Veteran Battalion
Arthur Gray
1St Foot
John Ross
Royal African Corps
Unatracnen
Thomas Collins
44Th Foot
Thomas Miller
49Th Foot
Haspitat Starr
Frederick Henry Lainsworth
62D Foot
Rutherford
Edward Frederick Kelaart
Supstandairgsen
Duff
Royan Mariiary Asylum
John Loftus Hartwell
Smith
Starr
William Russell Lucas
8Th Foot
Edward Edmonds
Brewer
Patrick Cruikshank
Robert Muter
64Th Foot
County Palatine of Lancaster
Duke of Lancaster's Own Regiment of Yeomanry
Francis Levison Egerton
Braddyll
John Lord
Kearsley
Alexander Fowden Haliburton
Lord
Clarence Braddyll
Gibson
George Egerton
Haliburton
West Riding
County of York
City of York
Yorkshire Hussar Regiment
William Sawrey Morritt
Simpson
Ralph Creyke
Morritt
Great Britain
Grocer's Hall
Henry Brix-Nell
Bankrupts and dividends listed across multiple trades
A historic notice lists bankrupts merchants grocers builders and brokers on King William street Bristols and Rayleigh with names such as M Merentié H W Prentice J Stammer and W B Winter plus a long section of dividends to August 20 for warehousers booksellers woollen-drapers and carriers and a following block of certificates partnerships dissolved scotches sequestrations and assorted trades including ironmonger pub lican hatter and stock-broker firms with numerous addresses and dates.
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M. Merentié
King William-street
H. W. Prentice
Rayleigh
Essex
J. Stammer
Charlesstreat
Grosvenor-square
Brush
W. B.winter
Bristol
T. Millership
Moseley New Colliery
Staffordshire
Wilson and Co
Stockport
Cheshire
T. Jordan
Lambeth
T. Arnold
W. Ball
Paternoster Row
S. Bidwell
Chertsey
Surrey
R. Barris
S. King
High Holborn
Camden-street
Birmingham
J. Warburton
Claytonnsquare
Liverpool
J. Moore
Bishop Wearmouth
Durham
G. James
Bangor
Carnarvonshire
T. Jones
Womhorne
J. Jackson
J. Singleton
Leeds
H. Lock
Bracondale
Norwich
Millwright
C. Robbins
Digbeth
E. Mahony
T. Slattery
J. Ankers
N. Wyse
Nuthurst
Warwickshire
J. Hicklin
Nottingham
J. Knowles
Staley-bridge
Lancashire
Cooper—A. Nicholson
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J. Bevan
Swansea
Glamorganshire
W. Wood
Walsall
R. March
Cheapside
W. Chequer
Blackfriarn Road
H. Down
Throgmorton-street
J. R Vivian
East Stonehouse
Devonshire
N. Treasure
Reading
Crawley and Thompson
Lawrence and Offord
Sun-street
Bishopsgate
J. Nicholls
Senr
Junr
Searle-street
Lincoln's-inn
J Maclear
Kidderminster
Fontaine
Fontaine and Summers, Mortimer-street
Cavendish-square
Wansey
Tagart
Ely-place
J. Wilkinson
Longroyd-bridge
Huddersfield
J. Templer
Lymington
J. Lawrence and Co
Brighton
Apothecaries
J. Lawrence
T. and
R. Kenderdine
Stone
T. Jackson and Co
Bobbin and Wharfe-Turners
R. Main and Co
Dover-road
White and Kinloch
Jermyn Street
St. James's
Kilner and Bacon
Sheffield
W. and
J. Middlemore
Saddler's Ironmongers
F. Hawkes
Kingston
Jamaica
Jones and Griffiths
Smethwick
J. Apted
Guildford
Reigate
Ai'Kelar and Co
Glasgow
J. George
Monthblairy
Alva
J. Minto
West Nile Street
A. Lambert
Falkirk
Draper
W. D
Hill
A. Watt
Maitland Street
Edinburgh
The Colonial and Emigration Board Appointments
The Queen appoints Thomas Frederick Elliot, E. E. Villiers, and J. G. Shaw Lefevre as commissioners for supervising crown lands sales and emigration, with another commission for South Australia under the William IV act. Also named are Thomas Harpur as Registrar of Deeds in St. Christopher. Subsequent lines list bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestrations in brief.
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London Gazette
Downine-street
Thomas Frederick Elliot
E. E. Villiers
John George Shaw Lefevre
South Australia
King William the Fourth
Thomas Harpur
Island of St. Christopher
A. Harrison
Manchester
J. E
F. New
Highstreet
Aldgate
R. Phillips
Regent-street
G. J. Bennett
York-street
Portman-square
W. M'Cheane
Gloucester
W. and
C. Burton
Bordesley
Aston
Juxta
Birmingham
H. Mason
Culver
Derbyshire
J. W. Christie
Walworth-common
A. Court
Blackburn
Lancashire
Dayes and Sewards
Newstreet
Ccovent-garden
Victuallers
Coxon and Moore
Jun
Sunderland
Frankham and
RK. S. Smith
Worthing
Sussex
Baker and
Bradford
Newton- Abbott
Devonshire
Currie and Bowman
Newcastle upon-Tyne
M. A. Hodson
Burton-extra
Staffordshire
Stanley and Lillie
Liverpool
Kershaw and Buckley
Coupland and Ross
Smith and Cleverly
Southampton
Goodson and Westmacott
Steward-street
Spital-fields
Reckless and Davis
Badgley and Coward
Phillimore-place
Kensington
Apothecaries
Hardmeat and Healy
Wisbech St. Peter's
Cambridgeshire
J. Craig
Bridgend
Dalkeith
C. Donaldson
Glasgow
T. Dobie
Edinburgh
J. Baxter
Curricea
Perthshire
W. Harvey
Campbeltown
Tanner
Births and Marriages and Deaths from Forres to Hereford
Birth notices from Morayshire and Monmouthshire report several given names and infant outcomes, listing a stillborn child and a daughter born to Mrs Wynter in Oxford. Multiple marriages are noted in London churches, naming brides and grooms with their paternal lines, including Sir D Macht worth and Francis Jervoise Ellis. The death notices honor Lords Feversham and Chetwynd, Lady Emma Wemyss, Sir Edward Mostyn, and Sir Thomas A Strange, with biographical details and heir statements.
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Forres-house
Morayshire
Geo
Orred
Glen Aske
Monmouthshire
D. Machtworth
Thomas Ware
Kingsland-road
St. John's College, Oxford
Wynter
Trinity District Church
St. Marylebone
Arthur Graves
King William-street
Strand
Caroline
William Percy
St. George's
Hanover-square
T. Ellis
Lasham
Hants
Francis Jervoise Ellis
Preston Candover
Mary Louisa
George Marx
Eaton-square
Trinity-church
Sidney Godolphine Osborne
Frederick Pelham
Royal Navy
Earl of Chichester
Ellen Kate
Rowland Mitchell
Upper Harleytreet
Trinity Church
Marylebone
Charles Rodd
Northhill
Cornwall
Sergeant Gaselee
Justice Gaselee
Alicia Mary
John Tremayne Rodd
K.C.B
The
White
Hampstead Church
W. Money
Yatesbury
Wiltshire
Richard Rushton Preston
Park-street
Westminster
Chelsea
Arlington-street
Lord Feversham
Charles Duncombe
Baron Feversham
Duncombe Park
County of York
United Kingdom
Charlotte Legge
William
Earl of
Dartmouth
Thos
Slingsby Duncombe
Finsbury
Lady Chetwynd
George Chetwynd
Gundenhall
Stafford
Torrie-house
Fifeshire
Emma Wemyss
Earl of Erroll
A. Elliott
Isabella Wemyss
Queen Adelaide
James Weymss
R.N
Flintshire
Edward Mostyn
Miss Blundell
Nicholas Blundell
Crosby
Thomas A. Strange
Robert Strange
R. Anstruther, Bart
Balcaskie
W. Burroughs
Castlebagshaw
Cavan
Nova Scotia
Madras
Richard Lloyd
Hatfield
Aistol
George Til
Drury-lane
Arop
Earl of Powis
Lloyd
Robert Wainewright
Gray's-inn Square
St. Andrew's
Janet Hadow
George Hadow
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Caroline Louisa Henrietta
Francis
Railways share prices and bank stocks to close
A fragmented list shows shares across North Midland Great Western London and Birmingham and other railways with prices, plus banks including London Westminster and Colonial. The document also notes Australasian stock totals and assorted earnings figures.
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Ipaid
Railways
North Midland
Great Western
South Eastern
Doser
York & North Midland
Londos
Brighton
Eastern Counties
London & Blackwall
Great North of England
London & Birmingham
London & Greenwich
London & Birm
BANKS
New
London & Westminster
London & South West
Colonial
Manch
Leeds
Union of Australia
Northern & Eastern
Australasian Int
London Markets corn exchange Monday report
On Friday last a good demand for English wheat rose 1s to 2s. Bonded buyers showed similar improvement. This morning wheat by land carriage sold readily at two shillings and sixpence above Friday. Free foreign value unchanged. bonded held at Friday’s advance with few buyers. Barley up 1s. peas and beans unchanged. oats up 1s with better demand.
HOP MARKET Squeezed as Hop Growers Sell to Consumers
Reports show a hop shortage with scarce new harvest yet strong demand from buyers. Old hops are quiet while plantations praise bine growth. Estimated tax duties rise to £169,000 to £170,000 and Worcester duty above £18,000.
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Worcester
Colonial Market Prices Hold Steady Across Commodities
Sugar demand strong for West India with good support at public sales. Bengal and Mauritius lots sold near full value with prices ranging from 40s 6d to 61s 6d per hundredweight. Coffee, cocoa, tea, and indigo showed firm or quiet demand, with holders firm and auctions yielding near full value. Tallow markets remained dull for Russian, with no sellers below 47s per cwt.
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West India
Bengal
Mauritius
Java
Trinidad
Advertisements and Communications Address and Publication Details
Printed at No 387 Strand Middlesex by 207 Norris of No 68 Fetterlane St Andrews Holborn City of London Published for the Proprietors by Jeux Norris at the Office No 937 Strand where Advertisements and Communications are to be sent Saturday July 24 1841
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Middlesex
Norris
Fetterlane
St Andrews Holborn
London
Jeux Norris
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