Last Two Nights of Mr Collins At Royal Pavilion
The Royal Pavilion Theatre presents the final two performances of Mr Collins with Mrs Pope in roles including Rob Roy and Diana Vernon. A second bill features The Dream at Sea with principal characters by Denvil Lyon Norman S Smith Wilkinson Miss Lee and Miss Mears. Gardens open nightly with concerts ballet and fireworks. Tickets 8d for adults 6d for children. Musical director Mr Tinney. Doors open 7 and show begins at 7:30.
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Royal Pavilion Theatre
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Pope
Yoornow
Rob Roy
Francis Oswaldistone
Collin
Nob Roy
Denvil
Bailie Nicol Jarvie
Mr. Wilkinson
Dougal
Mr. Lyon
Helen N'Gregor
Coleman Pope
Diana Vernon
Miss Meats
Messrs
Lyon
Norman
S. Smith
Wilkinson
Miss Lee
Tinney
Bedford
Altered Exchequer Bill Exchange Schedules Explained
Orry notes changes in exchequer bill calls affecting timing and interest. September and December bills now have shorter run periods, with exchange limited to June and March each year. Holders risking nine months’ interest if not exchanged by March 18. Notices lacked clarity and some losses already occurred. US accounts remain favorable for British trade in fabrics.
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Orry
Treasury
Straseholders
Adair-street
Adelph
New Bund Street
Carendon
Lamb
Conduit
Holborn
F. Isherwood
West India
East India
Bengal
Havannah
Hamburg
West Inia
St. Kite’s
St. Vincent's Fair
Corres
Canada
Sydney
Geneva
P. Y
Insolvent and bankrupt lists from Bondon Gazette
Insolvent Charles Thomas of Jerusalem Coffee-house. Bankruptcy superseded Sarah Ladd and Thomas Sad. A long list of bankrupts including Samuel Charlesworth Shoreditch grocer and John Humphsen Skip Tavera Great Yarmouth victualler. Partnerships dissolved and certainties granted noted for various trades across Britain.
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Bondon Gazlette
Jane
Charles Thomas
Jerusalem Coffee-house
Mer
Sarah Ladd
Thomas Sad
Bec
Relea
Lis Biocote
Samuel Charlesworth
Shoreditch
John Humsen
Skip Tavera
Great Yarmouth
Victualler
George Paul Sharp
Leucester
Thomas Moses West
Witheridge Bill
Rotherfeld
Grays
Oxfordshire
John Bond
Jan St. Thomas the Apostle
Devonshire
Samuel Williams
John Wiliams
Manchester
George Tonks
Stephan Tonks
Bordesley
Birmingham
William Atwood
Lawes
Sussex
David Iies
John Hilton Baziey
John James
Cheltenham
John Prosser
Edmund Gunney
Liverpool
Thomas Moseley
Nathaniel Overbury
Gyé
Joseph, Hell
Abraham Parkinson
Leeds
Abraham Craven
Noah Ake
Royd
James Young
York
Abraham Acraven
Bankruptcy notices from London Gazette list names and trades
A June issue lists multiple bankrupts including Thomas Bissell coachmaker Samuel Headley butcher Henry Barker butcher Samuel Musgrave and William Reich auctioneers Thomas Milward grocer Walter Wilmot and Daniel Wilmot glass cutters and others with a call to show cause by June 29 this year.
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London Gazette
Faway
Thomas Bissell
Ruper-stret
Haymarket
Samuel Headley
New
Bond-street
Henry Barker
Bower-street
Islington
Samuel Musgrave
William Reich
Reading
Thomas Milward
Bradford
Walter W Wilmot
Daniel S. Wilmot
Bristol
David Trick
Leassington
Prore
Bane Igtard Ryton
Northrurhe
Evans
Trade Advertisers and Tradesmen List in Yorkshire and Beyond
A historical directory-style listing catalogs numerous tradesmen across England. It names plasterers, nurserymen, wool merchants, attorneys, drapers, lace manufacturers, coal masters, grocers, race manufacturers, brewers, and more with associated towns such as Bradford, Huddersfield, Manchester, Nottingham, and London. The fragment preserves names like John Dixon, Joseph Bower, James Honivall, Edward Shaw, Henry Liddell, and others, indicating a comprehensive trades directory.
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Pakisnsonics
Discoblv
Hice
Manchester
Silk
John Dixon
Georg Dixon
Bradford
Yorkshire
John Webber
Edwd
Pierce
Merriott
Somersetshire
Joseph ‘Bower
Joseph “Bottomley
Huddersfield
Wovlataplere
William Williams
Wiiliam Turton
Stoke-upon- Trent
Tunstall
Staffordshire
Attormeya
William Mackrill
Barton-upon- Humber
Lincolnshire
Henry Mitchell
James Mitchell
Worthing
Sussex
Bowers
Thomas Pearse
Northmore
Herr- Pierce Lawrence
Samuel Rowles Pattison
Launceston
William
Truman Harrod Phelps
Philip William Dodd
Newport
Monmouthshire
Joseph Hawthorn Curtis
Frederick Henry West
Walsall
John Liddell
Ion
Henry Liddell
Thomas Liddell
Joseph Liddell
Huddensfield
Robert Scarr
John Petty
Thomas Coulbry
Men Hester
William Walker
Marmaduke Wilkin
Atkingon Wikin
Hart-court
Lombard Street
Murder at Waterloo Road Trial Hears Testimony and Suspicions
A coroner’s inquest into a Waterloo Road murder heard witnesses describe a shaken man seen in the deceased’s house, blood on his hands, and a threat with a knife. Inspectors found no conclusive suspect. jurors returned a verdict of wilful murder by unknown person. Local police, including Superintendent Grinsell and Inspector Field, were commended by the jury.
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Francis
Owen
Field
Edwin
Hubbard
Mr. Hanly
Miss Glover
Glover
Mary Fisher
Deceased
Essex
Charlotte Parker
Strand Theatre
Charlotte Rosedale
Piccadilly
Charles Burges Gough
Gleas
Eliza
Lty
Carter
Chaplin
Grinsell
Price
Anderson
Fire claims two children in Pancras-road blaze
A morning fire at a Pancras-road shop run by 2 patten and clog makers spread rapidly to upper rooms. Two children aged 14 and 7 died, water supply hindered early efforts, origin unknown, but damage did not extend beyond the origin building. Bertan Spa hosted a grand floral fete for St Anne’s Society schools with flowers, bands, and prize distributions.
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Pancras-road
Perry-street
Bertan Spa
St. Anne’s Society
Herr Strauss
Auber
Rossini
Dreadful riot at Bosenden Wood and dead man Thoms
The report details funeral processions for Baker and Branchett at Hernehill and Boughton, with 20 000 people viewing Thoms in death at the Red Lion. Crowds swarmed the inn, sparking magistrate intervention. The piece critiques Thoms and recounts his eccentric, wealth-fueled antics and charity to the needy against a backdrop of fanatical following.
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Curling
Thoms
Wraight
Baker
Branchett
Hernehill
G. Griggs
Boughton
Red Lion
England
Sinbad
Aladdin
Channel
Dover
Calais
Deane
Robinson
Hardy
Courtenay
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