Recent Works and Beautified Travels in Elegant Bindings
A catalog of 19th century titles with authors and prices including The Life of Margaret Beaufort Countess of Richmond and Derby, Obligations of Literature to the Mothers of England, The Christian's Sunday Companion, The Progress of Creation for Youth, and Investigation or Travels in the Boudoir. Descriptions note portraits, illustrations, and cloth prices ranging from 7s to 12s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beaufort
Richmond and
Derby
Henry
Canotise A. Harstep
Demy Sre
England
Canotine A.harsteep
Post
Mary Rosanis
Canoutne A. Harstep
C. &c. Fep Sro
Works by the Rev C B Taylor and related volumes
A regional catalog listing Reverend C B Taylor works including Mey you Like It Records of a Good Man’s Life and Montague or is this Religion with others. It notes editions, prices, binding options, and additional titles in Smith Elder & Co.'s general literature catalog offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign and Colonial Quarterly Review
Cornhill
Edinburgh
Bell and Bradfute
Dublin
J. Cumming
Post
R. H. Horne
Eng
Orion
Gregory the Seventh
Dickens
Tennyson
Carlyle
Wordsworth
Talfourd
Browning
Southwood Smith
Martineau
Home
Morning Herald
London
Smith, Elder & CO
Smith, Elder, and CO
Valehead
M.A
Feap
D. Morison
Feap &Vo
C. B.taylor
Farst
Josefu Fearn
Feup
Ates
Morocco
Cheapest work ever printed mysteries of Paris in one volume
Announcement for a popular Paris work priced at 5s 6d in two wrappers with 960 double column pages and 50 illustrations. Claims over 100000 copies sold in France and America. Also advertises Philosophical Dictionary volumes and Voltaire romances with prices and binding details. From 16 Holywell Street Strand publisher catalog entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohl
Ireland
N. Bruce
Farringdon-street
Paris
France
America
Nuinoers Aos
Taire
Atalogme. A . A A Ae Publisher
Holywell Street
Strand
Music for the Million Part VII and related music offers
An old catalog entry lists Music for the Million Part VII and other musical works including I Love the Night and Dibdin songs, plus Beethoven minuet and a large volume of Irish Melodies. It advertises sales through Water Street and Bridge Street offices, with prices and formats, then shifts to life assurance offerings from 112 Cheapside London by Fred Lawrance, resident secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USIC
H. Russell
Dibdin
Sailor's Journal
Davidson
Wilson
Norma
Beethoven
Waterstreet
Bridge-street
Dirdin
Calcott
Cmmercial and General Life Assurance
Cheapside
London
Life Assurance
FRED
Lawrance
Robinsons Patent Barley and Groats Promote Royal Trust
Robinson and Belville promote their Patent Barley and Groats as pure, healthier foods endorsed by the Queen and Royal Family. They claim quick barley water, improved gruels, and benefits for infants and the sick, warning buyers to look for royal seals on genuine packets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obinson
Robinson
Pearl Bailey
Marrs
Knighthood and appointments in royal and religious orders
The Queen knighted William Bain master in the royal navy. Dr Francis Hawkins named physician to the Duke of Cambridge. Edward Field and Joseph Christian Moore receive bishopric and archdeaconry appointments in Isle of Man. Various promotions and to be officers across the cavalry and Foot regiments, with multiple lieutenant and captain postings. Additional notices list marriage registrations and names of local tradespeople and dividends certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
St. James's Palace
William Bain
Camaripee-nouse
Duke of Cambridge
Francis Hawkins
Downing-Stree
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Edward Field
Newfoundland
Wairenatt
Isle of Man
Joseph Christian Moore
Andreas
John Cecil Hall
Waitenatt
John Bethune
Uig
Lewis
Ross
Alexander MacLeod
Church of Scotland
War Office
7Th Dragoon Guards
John Hamilton Gray
14Th
Light Dragoons
Robertson
2D Dragoons
Andrew Robertson
Ramsay
14Th Light Dragoons
3D Light Dragoons
Cornet
Edward B. Cureton
16Th Light Dragoons
White
11Th Light Dragoons
Balcarres Wardlaw Ramsay
Gray
Sith Light Dragoons
Cornet Adam Blandy
Ede
Foot
Harry Blair
Stewart
James Speedy
Magrath
Richard William Woods
Maude
Frederick Nassau Dore
Speedy
Frederick George Syms
Woods
Edward Spicer Charlton
Dore
Frederick Francis Maude
Blair
9Th Foot
Francis Levett Bennett
13Th Foot
Williams
William Willis Williams
Bennett
18Th Foot
Frederick Biscar Tritton
Purchase
Mostyn
27Th Foot
21St Foot
Richard Tyrrell Robert Pattoun
Walker
John Crofton Peddie
Pattoon
George French
31St Foot
Eddie
R 27Th Foot
Oliver Langley
Hutton
Thomas Mostyn
Langley
28Th Foot
Henry Furey Wakefield
40Th Foot
Lugard
29Th Foot
Henry George Wailer
Moore
Edward Toke Scudamore
71St Regiment
Schreiber
John Robingen
Agnew
38Th Foot
John James Grant
Alexander Campbell
Henry Holden
Grant
George Green
Holden
George Frederick Campbell Bray
Royal Military College
Bray
Henry Needham
Cobham
Edward John Chambers
Needham
William du Vernet
Chambers
George Jackson
Glengarry Fencibles
Barry Fox
Harry ‘Altham Camberlege
Jackson
George Latham Maddison
Camberlege
Neville Hill Shute
Maddison
William Stratton Prince
Scudamore
Benjamin Brown
Dawson
76Th Foot
William Harding Woodgate
Rattray
James Boyd
John Jerome
Woodgate
Francis Russell Creed
Stuart
G. W. Robinson
Creed
John Richardson Stuart
Jerome
Donald Sinclair
George Macdonald
97Th Foot
Isaac Moore
Craigie
6Th Foot
Robert Hawkes
4Th Foot
Ordnance Medical Department
James Edward Thomas Parratt
David Pugh
Baptist
Cullompton
Loughborough
Cooper-street
Manchester
Pankrupts
Primrose
Bishopsgate
J. Mews
Langley Place
Commercial Road
Ford and Brocklehurst
Row Lane
G. and
J. Wilkinson
Bishop Auckland
Durham
Curriers
R. Hurst
Newcastle Upon Tyne
J. Cowen
Penrith
Cumberland
T. F. Clark
Scotland Road
Liverpool
H. S. Hewitt
Adelphi Hotel
T. Hodgson
Greetabank
Yorkshire
T. Shillito
Leeds
Pe Rogers
Newport
Monmouthshire
J. Harrop
Saddlesworth
Clothier
W. Hudson
Orelia
Isle of Wight
D. Lamont
West Smithfield
W. Fuller
Cotton Street
Poplar
J. and
W. Judd
Romsey
South
Local listing of tradesmen and partnerships dissolved
A long OCR fragment lists names with addresses and April dates including Hampton Mealmen J. B. Williams Regent Street and J. Stewart Hampton Street Walworth among others. It also documents PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED with a roster of firms and partners across London and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell
J. Sproule
Liverpool
C. Reesby
Stamford
Lincolnshire
D. Nicholson
Castle Street
Hatter
J. H. Fuller
Flixton
Lancashire
E. Braim
Rodney Street
Pentonville
J.L. Fiernandes
Wakefield
Yorkshire
J. Donnelly
Liverpol
H. and
J. Slesinger
Catenton Street
City
J. L. Woodruff
Great Missenden
Bucks
Jnnkeeper
Blackbur
Stowell and Co
Folly-hall-mill
Wisbey
C. Stowell
Eye
Suffolk
Hickman and Rawlins
Kentish Town
Topham
V’richard
Leeds
Mary Ace Walker
Jane Tovey
Albany Street
Regent's Park
Darvis and Son
New Bond Street
Cory and Boyd
Drury Lane
Pound and Petty
Blue Boar Lane
Oxford
Carpenters
Jackson and Blockley
Marsland
Kent
Manchester
Downes and Wheeler
Bridgnorth
Shropshire
Jenkins and Son
Tanner's Hill
Lewisham Road
Deptford
Peel, Hayward, and Co
Watlington
Oxfordshire
W. Hayward
T. M. Fox and Co
Cheltenham
R. Evans and Son
Vinall and Son
High Holborn
M‘intosh and Webster
Kingston Upon Hull
Royal appointments and insolvency notices in London Gazette
The March 26 London Gazette lists royal appointments including Edward Turst Carver to the Gentlemen at Arms and George Benvenuto Mathew as governor of the Batama Islands, plus church promotion for Rev. Thomas Myles. It also records numerous declarations of insolvency and a long roster of bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestrations in the Rutland, Middlesex, and surrounding counties with numerous names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
St. James's Palace
Lord Forester
Edward Turst Carver
Hamilton
George Benvenuto Mathew
Batama Islands
Waitexatt
Thomas Myles
Aberlemno
Forfarshire
John Crombie
Scone
Perthshire
County of Middlesex
Samuel Platt
Roxburgh
Dumfries
Browne
Henry Barton
W. Bell
Stockton
Durham
John Bell
Norton
J. Bone
Rettendon
Essex
W. W. Groves
Gerard Street
Soho
Hatter
Nottinghamshire
J. Holloway
Heston
Middlesex
R. Stott
Blackburn
M. Battie
Handsworth
Staffordshire
G. Reville
Mitcham
R. H. Morgan
New Church Street
Paddington
W. Wainwright
Birmingham
G. Butler
Forest Hill
Oxfordshire
W. A. Locke
Manchester
J. W. Wood
A. Soulby
Blackwall
B. B. Wilson
Holme
Westmoreland
Mayfield
Sussex
C. Cunningham
Nutford Place
Marylebone
A. G. N. Malcouronne
Putney
W. Mayler
Chester
G. Crook
Great Marylebone Street
G. Wallis
Oxford
Tovey
Bristol
J. Ingram
Blackheath Road
H. Mahomed
Little Ryder Street
Westminster
Bath
W. Goodsrin
Hackney
T. Thompson
Frumble
Battersea
A. Jenkins
Ryde
H. Newman
Clapham ‘Road
D. Offord
Great Yarmouth
Cutler
E. Snell
Caistor
Lincolnshire
R. D
D. Long
Guiseley
Yorkshire
T. Newed
Calverley
M. Snow
Liverpool
C. Gruneisen
Thanet Street
Burton Crescent
E. Cooke
Kimberworth
J. Shinton
Redditch
Worcestershire
O. Gandidi
Great Marlborough Street
R. Wells
Brewer's Green
J. Crawford
Princess Street
Maida.hill
T. Padden
St. Thomas Street East
Southwark
S. Drew
Wakefield
J. Kibble
Peckham Grove
Camberwell
W. Borthwick
Tottenham Court Road
T. Standen
Hastings
Baker
J. Neale
Walcot
Somersetshire
G. Cordrey
Leamington
B. Pountain
Derby
T. Curtis
Totton Street
Stepney
T. Morris
Southgate and Robertson
Fleet Street
H. Southgate
W. M. Robertson
J. Middleton
Broad Street
J. Mill
Crosby Hall Chambers
R. Graves
Edwards Street
Portman Square
C. Robinson
Great Trinity Jane
T. and
A. Templeton
Congleton
Cheshire
G. T. Knowles
Stockport
H. Bourne
Wolsingham
M.J. Dyke
Romsey
N. T. Smith
Lime Street
K. Toulson
Westminster Bridge Road
J. Ballard
Maidstone
Brazier
C. Williamson
Regent Street
Hosier
T. Balls
Thames Street
G. Diack
I. T. Couchman
Kensington and Rickmansworth
T. P.trapp
Church Street
R. Freeman
Wisbeach
T. Sanders
Ramsgate
R. Brown
Sunderland
H. M
Shrewsbury
Whitesmith
J. Ashton
G. Mitchell
Bury Street
St. James's
Teilor
H. J. Nixon
Great Portland Street
C. D. Laeder
Billingford
Norfolk
A. and
W. Allen
South Shields
Drapers
R. Evershed
Pulborough
Amber
W. Havelock
Carver
J. E. Bradhurst
Newark Upon Trent
Manstrell
Rudson and Harley
Bradford
H. E. Drayson
Faversham
Toone and Robinson
King Street
Holborn
Fownes and
Dawson and M‘neill
Lottomley and Co
Gracechurch Street
Trowell and Cross
St. Martin's
Jane
Procers
Stead and Simpson
Leeds
Curriers
M. Simpson
Chappuis and Co
Lower Ashby Street
Clerkenwell
Hatton and Sheat
Bidford
J. Dewar
Edinburgh
T. Boag
Glasgow
Matthews
Deaths and Notices From London Church Fortunes and Bow Street
An obituary scene from a church service ends with the death of Mr Waring after a mass sermon. Separately, Bow Street officer George Ruthven dies at 52, noted for forgeries and notable captures. Additionally an inquest records Elizabeth Bayliss’s accidental death after a fall linked to heavy drinking. Mortality totals for the week include 981 total deaths with various causes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moore
Waring
Benbow
Northampton
Deattuh
Bow-street
George Ruthven
One Tun
Chandos Street
Covent-garden
Chandos-street
Thistlewood
Summers
Thurrell
Mr. Weare
Nature
Goodson
Salmon
Ruthven
John James Smith
Ballard
Mace
Godard
Baker
Hackney-road
Elizabeth Bayliss
Hackney-read
Kirkby
Bingham
Pluckrose
George Kirkby
Deor
Pluck
Pinckrose
Benton
Metropolia
Money Market and City Intelligence Update
The Consol market firm with rising bids, prices near 99, and New Three and a Half per Cents around 1023. Exchequer Bills and Bank Stock show modest activity while Foreign securities stay steady. Mexican Deferred improves. Spanish paper firmer. railway shares steady amid cautious speculation and upcoming half monthly settlements.
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India
Paris
London
Hamburgh
Flamburgh
New York
England
America
Commissioners of Savings’ Banks
Hamburgh Mar
Amsterdam
Buenos Ayres
South Sea
Bailwaayys
North Midland
Great Western
Eastern
Dover
York & N. Midland
London & Brighton
Eastern Counties
London & Blackwall
Great N. of England
London & Birming
N & Greenwich
London& Birm
Londo Banks
London & Birm
London & Westminst
London & S. Western
Colonial
Manch. & Leeds
Union of Australia
Australesian Jt-stock
Northern & Eastern
Marriages and deaths in Barley and Jersey notices
Marriages listed in Barley Hertfordshire with Rev Henry Wortham and Rev Dr Lee's daughter Emma and Jardine hall Wellwood Maxwell to Jane Jardine. Deaths noted in Jersey Rev Robert Jones aged 63, Little Bray estate Thomas Acland, Lieut Col Sanders of Bengal Engineers killed in action at Maharajpoor, Rev W Goodall at Dinton Hall, F C Ward of Bank of England, W C Murphy scholar. Also Count Pajol death and St Chad's Birmingham death of James Waring senior.
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Barley
Hertfordshire
Henry Wortham
Jesus College
Emma
Lee
Cambridge
Jardine Hall
Wellwood Maxwell
Manshes
Jane
Sir W. Jardine
Jersey
Hlls
Robert Jones
Bedfont
Little Bray
Devon
Thomas Palmer Acland
Sir John Palmer Acland
Batt
Fairfield
Somerset
Maharajpoor
Col. E. Sanders
W.C. Murphy
William Murphy
Cork
Wortley
Gonville and Caius College
Count Pajol
France
Kiy
Kleber
Altenkirchen
Massena
Zurich
Austerlitz
Moscow
St. Chad's
Birmingham
James Waring
Mercer and Draper
New Street
London Markets Corn Exchange Market Report
Moderate wheat supply from Essex Kent and Suffolk with generally indifferent condition. Some dry parcels sold at a decline while overall quality held or fell by about two shillings per quarter. Free foreign markets were dull with sales at last week's rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Norfolk
Poland
Arley
jScotch
Ireland
London
P.Y.C
Brazil
St. Domingo
Havannah
Sahia
Pernambuco
Cassia
New Carolina
Ciba
West India
Mauritius
Bengal
Madras
Congo
Twankays Ld
India
Padang
Batavia
Costa Rica
Bahia
Malabar
Penang
Collee
Java
Country Markets Advertisement Printed in Strand 1514
Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by Jons Norris of Fetterlane Holborn. Published for the Proprietors by Journ Norris at No 337 Strand. Advertisements and communications requested. Saturday March 30 1514.
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Strand
Middlesex
Jons Norris
Fetterlane
St Andrew, Holborn
London
Journ Norris
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Pierce Bean
Wat Tyler
Paul Jones
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Findlay
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Thomas Tegg
DODD
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the Library For the Times
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