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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

13 Nov 1836

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 13, 1836

Page

8

Siege of Bilboa Report Details Carlist Assaults and Blockade

Intelligence from Bilboa via the Comet describes a Carlist siege with fifteen battalions under Villareal and Eguin, breaching walls near Salve and Begonia, two hundred Carlist dead or wounded, and stubborn garrison resistance of six thousand under arms. Lord Palmerston dispatches relayed. English gunboats and orders for possible Legion pay are noted. Additional items include a French gun-boat seized, and the Swedish Consul’s family abducted for ransom by Carlists.

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Sebastian Bilboa Otway Portugaleste Villareal Eguin Salve Begonia Zumalacarreguy Mallona St. Augustine’s Gate Alava Campo Valentino Berrecalda Zuchane Balmaceda Espartero Villacaso Villasanca Oliviaga Bandera Portugalette Artigua St. Domingo England Rhadamanthus Lord Palmerston Evans Legion Spain
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Madrid Dispatches Describe Carlist Movements and Cortes Debates

The latest Madrid reports detail Gomez in a critical position after marches toward Truxillo and possible crossing into Portugal. Alaix reaches Campanario. Rodil’s forces are cited in Estremadura. officials discuss army finances and mobilization measures. The Cortes debate alliances and the Regency of Queen Christina with police and military safety proposals. A Portuguese observation force is noted on the frontier to monitor Gomez.

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Rodil Gomez Guadalupe Logrosan Truxillo Tagus Arzobispo Portugal Alaix Guadiana Campanario Madrid Sanz Correllana Palillos la Mancha Cortes M. Cabrera Nevares M. Alvaro M. Cambo Estremadura A M. Argumese A. Mendizabal M. Caballero National Guard Christina Osuna Andalusia Villa Real de San Antonio Baron de Bombin Spain Estremadura
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Emperor Nicholas Health Report From Berlin

News from Berlin states Emperor Nicholas is reestablished after severe, but short, illness and now attends to state affairs with usual vigor. An inquest in London reports landlord William Thomas Atwells died of apoplexy in his Blackfriars road inn after a day of drowsiness and no struggle or violence.

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Carter William Thomas Atwells Doubleday Watling-street Whitecross-street Ellis Straker Strand Mr. Straker No. 7 Lowther Arcade Parker Fiestel Harrison West of England Crown-street Farringdon-street King-street Golden-square Lowther Cranford Bridge London White Hart Inn Hounslow Barracks Brentford Messrs Booth Overa No. 5 York Street Stepney Fryer Walpole St. Peter’s Sandwich Kent New Rose Inn York-street Grove Exeter John Warren Edward Reginald Williamson Brookman
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Sunday newspaper sales case at Guildhall reviewed

At Guildhall Mr Alderman Farebrother heard Joseph Potter the beadle press a complaint against Whitty for selling Sunday newspapers and almanacks during church time. Mr Mayo defended, arguing the charge was unclear but the alderman urged strict observance of Sabbath hours and promised to enforce decency, refunding Potter’s fees since no conviction occurred.

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Farebrother Sunday Times Mr. Mayo Potter Alderman Farebrother Home Office
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Worship Street Attempt to Murder a Wire Case

Maurice Butler a tailor from Spitalfields was brought for re-examination on a charge of attempting to murder his wife. He attacked her with a box lid causing 27 wounds, resisted the police, and was remanded after a hospital report warned of his wife’s dangerous condition.

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Maurice Butler Grove Spitalfields M‘carthy America
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Fatal underwater rescue in Alderney wreck attempt

The death of Peter Gallienne, a Guernsey Submarine Society diver, occurred during efforts to salvage cargo from the I Amée Rose wreck off Alderney. Gallienne collapsed after a dangerous ascent and the coroner ruled apoplexy. The piece notes police protection and local hostility toward the divers.

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Guernsey Peter Gallienne Guernsey Submarine Society Alderney Submarine Society Procureur Buccaniers Franklin Red Rover Herne Bay Nore Lignt Fletcher and Fearnall Limehouse
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Accidents and Offences in a London Day of Fire and Fate

A crowded report details a series of disasters from Lord Mayors show cannon blasts injuring workers and bystanders to a fatal river drowning at Blackfriars Bridge. Others include a bullock rampage injuring a man, a boy of 13 hurt by fireworks, fires at Aldermanbury and Cranford Bridge, and a policeman's death by self harm.

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St. Bartholomew's Hospital Harte Hayes Sharpe James Wakefield John Hughes Andrew Burns Moulder Dovecourt Brookhill Clerkenwell Brown Duck Slughes Foxe King’s Bench Smithfield Blackfriars-Bridge Bryant Southwark Christchurch Wood Green Tottenham London Hospital Cornwall Terrace Regent's Park Mr. North Miss North Baker Street Lincoln D Division Farat Measrs Lomas Goading Lion Ale Belvedere Read Lambeth Harrison Chandos Street Covent-garden Bishop’s Walk Westminster Bridge Thomas Bond UN Division Bond London-bridge St. Saviour's Dock Aldermanbury Wir. Ellis
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King of Belgium Opens Chambers in Wise Speech

The Belgian king opened the chambers noting prosperity at home in science art and manufacture and satisfactory foreign relations aside from unsettled ties with Holland. Reports from Madrid highlight Almaden mine damage as a major wartime event. A police report warns against highway robbery by Ann Smith alias Crusty Poll. Also noted are fines for fire negligence and a long list of regional agents and offices for distribution of a paper, with Charles Penny named as general agent.

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Bercium Belgium Holland France Bordeaux St. Mildred’s Poultry St. Mary Colechurch Richard Crawley Robert South Mercers’ Company Almaden Madrid Hicaway Rosser Ann Smith Crusty Poll Bithrop Banbury Court of King’s Bench Rousseau
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Bankruptcy notices and names listed from The London Gazette

The London Gazette lists numerous bankrupts and certificates including George Collins and Edward Dorset 12. John Matthews wax chandler of Long Acre and High Holborn. Henry Jonas of Well Street. Edward Bowler of Pen Teyngy street Marylebone. George Jermyn haberdasher Oxford Street. John Tripp Kingston upon Hull. James Koyle Joseph Millar Constable Mane corn merchant street. William Wright Harrow on the Hill banker. Charles Drury Sheffield timber merchant. William Turner Leamington Priors builder.William Denby Manchester and Heywood fustian manufacturer. Henry Ormerod Cadney Halifax coin dealer. and others with addresses in Manchester Bromyard Herefordshire City Nottinghamshire and London trades.

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John Matthews Long Acre High Holborn Henry Jonas Well-street Wellclose-squaroe Edward Bowler Eden Bowler Pen Teingy Marylebone Lock-yard Huntsworth-moyst Vnsten Square Hackneyman Dorze George Jermyn Oxford-street Haberdasher John Tripp Kingston-upor-Hull Sawyer James Koyle Josepim Millar Mane Suesion William Wright Harrow-on-the-Hill Charles Drury Sheffield William Turner Leamington-priors William Denby Manchester Heywood Abcashire Dury Henry Ormerod Cadney Halifax John Tetlow Robert Dans Bromyard Herefordshire Scrivener Ralph Speechly City John Williams Joseph Hunter Cheapside Shoemak Slingtog Woodward Mangotsfield Gloucestershire Vaikengook Edward Whitelaw Williams Gerrard-street Soho
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List of Bankruptcy Enlargements and Supersessions

The London Gazette lists bankruptcy supersessions and enlargements including William Henry Howard of Cheltenham upholsterer Richard Parkinson of Farsley cloth man Charles Roberts of Oxford victualler Charles Eldridge of Brighton builder John York of Thorne tanner James Everard of Wellingborough farmer John James Holyoake of Redditch pong manufacturer William Boam of Buxton draper Robert Wilby Parkstreat Islington ship owner John Ward Woolwich banker James Smith Covent Garden salesman James Peters Littlehampton corn merchant Solomon Harris Wardour Street Soho timber merchant William Brooks Hatton Garden jeweller James Stringer Northampton scrivener Charles Danvers Rotherhithe sawyer Benjamin Homan Hastings builder John Middleton Bread Street Cheapside warehouseman maker Uda merchant

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London Gazette William Henry Howard Cheltenham Richard Parkinson Farsley Yorkshire Cloth Man Charles Roberts Oxford Victualler Charles Eldridge Brighton John York Thorne James Everard Wellingborough Northamptonshire John James Holyoake Redditch Worcestershire Pong Wa William Boam Buxton Derbyshire Robert Wilby Parkstreat Islington John Ward Woolwich James Smith James-street Covent Garden James Peters Littlehampton Sussex Soloman Harris Wardout-street Soho William Brooks Hatton-garden James Stringer Northampton Scrivener Charles Danvers Rotherhithe Sawyer Benjamin Homan Hastings John Middleton Bread Street Cheapside Afaeturer Uda mMercirea
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London Markets Grain and Cattle Prices Nov 9

London market reports show moderate fresh grain supply with wheat up 4s per quarter from last week and flour higher by the week. Barley, beans, and peas follow with mixed demand. cattle and meat markets at Smithfield, Newgate, and Islington show dull trade amid large meat arrivals from Hull and Scotland. prices listed for beef veal mutton pork with regional coal prices. Births marriages and deaths noted in Holywell House Gerrards Cross St Marylebone and Portsmouth entries.

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Corn Exchange Mark Lane Ireland Smithfield Newgate Hull Scot Islington Leadenhall Scotland
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London imprint record from 1338 publication

An OCR fragment shows a London imprint from Gadsden and Percival at Upper St. Martin's Lane and Waterloo Place, Westminster. It notes publication at Catherine Street Strand on Sunday 13th November 1338, with publishers listed and address details for GaDsDEN and Percival.

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London Gadsden and Percival Upper St. Martin’s Lane Robert Gadsden Upper St. Martin's Lane St. Anne, Iona Raaymonp Percival Waterloo Place St. James Westminster Catherine Street Strand Sunpay
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Jim Crow North of England Smith Scotland-road Liverpool Carruthers Newcastle-upon- Tyne Bready Shefields Guest Birmingham Mann Leeds Bakes Croydon Riches Norwich Cogswell Bath M‘phun Gilagow James Rogers Lower Marsh Arnold Litpool Croker Chappel Briscol Cook Harting Portsea Heydon Plymouth Hurst Warrington New Derby J.O. Riches Lynn Norfolk Povey Kingston Pilote Potteries Stafordshire Seal Leicester Towson Devonport Warren Royston Watson and Co Chester-le-street Durham Anderson Wisbeach Isle of Ely Straw Berger Holywell-street Purkiss Compt Clements Pulteney-street Watson City-road Share Kent-street Borough Stallwood Hammersmith Marshall Buck-ians Detrosier St. John-street Hucklebridge Charles-street Hutton-garden Charles Penny Ovemdber Gorge Collins Edward Dorset Eweate-Marias London Markets Waunessay, Novy Coal Exchange Finday Adair’s Burdon Main Chester Holywell Main Leaze’s Ditto Clarke and Co Gosforth Hotspur Stanhope Steam Northumberland Ditt Newmarch Riddell’s Walker Belmont Braddyll Hetton Haswell Lambton Pemberton Stewart's Butterknowle South Durham Holywell House Hants Henry Thynn Gerrard's Cross Bucks George Thyn Bulkeley St. Marylebone V. Knox Child M.A Botolph Bishopsgate Frederick Huth Frances Carslins Chapman Marshall St. George's Regent’s Park Whitechapel Portmar Hungerford
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