Anted for two inch fempra with 49 feet barrels
Various classified notices and ads from a London page dated 18 November. Items include demands for engineering work and shop help, an exclusive medical notice, property sales, wholesale goods advertisements, millinery and fashions, instrument makers, and a concert course announcement. The jumble references Mr. Hillery Hampstead Read, Wakley M.P., and multiple trades and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N Hillery
Hampstead-read
Clothing price list from Fisher and Go at King William Street
The notice lists prices and items for men and boys clothing including frock coats silk velvet jackets buckskin and kerseymere fabrics and shooting jackets with prices from 35 cents to 63 shillings and 6 pence. It advertises at Fisher and Go's 31 King William Street City Ten Doors from London Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper North Place
Gray's Inn-road
London
London. the Journeymen Coach-Wheelwrights
Coach and Horses
High Holborn
North-street
Whitechapel-road
Wises
Canebury Square
Ilington
Petersham
Fisher and Go’s
King W Wiliam-street
Louden Bridge
Calendar and tides notes for late November
Daily entries list moon phases high tides and sunrise times from November 19 to 25 with a note on the execution of Mary Queen of Scots in 1586 and the 1698 Malt liquor duty. Includes high water times for morning and afternoon and sunset rises across days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysaiah Ivii
John ii
Teaiah
London Bridge
Thursdax
Legal Notices and Election Case in Bury St. Edmunds
The Jurist reports on Reg v Hagie granting a warrant to stop a voter in 1829 election meddling. Eagle’s warrant to arrest John Pierce for alleged nonpayment aimed to prevent voting. rule granted. Libel case Reg v Carus Wilson. judge misdirection ruled harmless. rule refused. Also lists Michaelmas term court order and reader letters about legal matters and local inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Bench
Hagie
F. Pollock
Eagle
Bury St. Edmunds
John Pierce
Bury
Carus Wilson
Lord Abinger
Staffordshire
Patterson
Eliza Moses
Portman-square
A. B
Richmond
Commissioners of Excise
T. M
Hackney
A. Z
C. C
Hwe
B. E. BE
Newport
D. C
Ivy-lane
Hexton
Kentish-town
Sheriff's Court
T.P. B
P.S
M.A. H
F. G
J.C
Fenchurch-street
Scotland
England
Ireland
M.J
John
Augusta Jones
William Burton
James Street
Bermondsey
A. L.J
John Shaw
E.C. M
Gonstant
J.H. B
William Stafford
GC. H
Southwark
T.Q
X.Y
LA. D
Y. Z
R.C. D
James Henry
B.W.T
H.R. T
Notions on Love Advice and Domestic Remedies in Chronicle Columns
Readers seek guidance on romance and health with letters and medical recipes. The page compiles speculative treatments, dosage details, and admonitions while offering literary and horticultural notes, public notices, and historical miscellany from editors.
Maids of Kent sought for privileges and guidance
Readers seek information on ancient records granting special rights to the Maids of Kent and related questions. The editor asks for further details and suggests contacting G Berkeley MP while noting Queen’s visit dominates attention. Warnings about a magistrate’s conduct and complaints about policing are raised with calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N
Kent
G. Berkeley
John Conroy
Ireland
Kensington Palace
J. Clementa
Lambeth
Whitehall
Unionhall
John Russell
House of Correction
Fenchurch-street
Her Majesty
Times
St. Katharine’s Dock
Times claims lead over Weekly Chronicle in circulation
The Times boasts of unprecedented sales following Queen's city visit and asserts the Weekly Chronicle surpassed prior records. It credits its own superior national coverage and pledges to maintain its position as the empire's leading journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Weekly Chronicle
Panglea
Chronicle
Annals of
New Averding
Mer
Empire
Almanack Offered With Warely Chronicle for Purchasers
Notice to readers advises that an Almanack will be issued separately with the Warely Chronicle. People should place early orders to newsmen to avoid disappointment. The Weekly Chronicle will report Parliament proceedings during the forthcoming Session more fully than other London journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haerlem
Great Britain
Haerlera
Augusta
Kate
Camberwell
J. E
Sarah
Fanny Kemble
P. G
W. Wilson
Borough
Edward the First
Drury-lane
Jordan
St. Cloud
France
Ben Jonsen
Westminster Abbey
J. H
Hackney
Savings’ Banka
England
W. F
Lisbon
F. F
George Moreland
Bond-street
Courlier
Gaudineas
City of London and Richmond Railway
Zashet
Galloway
Smithfield
W. K
Lombard-street
Stock Exchange
K. K
Kingston-on-Thames
Richard the First
Henry Osborne
John Jones
Britton-street
Chelsea
Weekly Chronicle
Bagland
Waterles-place
Pall Mall
Paris
Jonathan
Holborn
Warely Chronicle
London
Tadworth Chronicle on Reform and Hanover Influence
The paper decries indecision in the cabinet and questions the reform bill’s vitality. It cites Lord Melbourne’s timid cabinet, fears for voter independence via secret suffrage, and compares English reform to Hanoverian developments under King Ernest. It urges Parliament to act with public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Party
Stanley
the Treasury
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
Lord Melbourn
Lord Ebrington
Barnstaple
Count Munater
Gottingen
Celle
Hildesheim
Hanover
Duke of Cambridge
Munster
Diet
Ernest
Weekly Chronicle
House of Brunswick
Duke of Camland
Parliament
Address on reform bill sparks caution about liberties and unity
The piece argues that grievances drive demand for remedies and questions who empowered Lord Ebrington and allies to curtail future liberties. It laments weak reform arguments, questions the Queen's speech implications, and obstacles to radical questions. It stresses radicals need firm unity and leadership for any practical gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakley
Re-election Debate Over Mr Abercrombie's Speakership
The piece critiques the prospects of Mr Abercrombie winning re election as Speaker noting Tory caution and Liberal strength. It calls for ministers to act boldly in tomorrow's speech and hopes for a clear reformist path under Lord Melbourne. It argues against overoptimistic press triumphs and urges honest reformers to rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie
Lord Melbourne
Honexr
Globe
the Chronicle
Terra
Court martial at Chatham on Essign Dickson
A court martial at Chatham tried Essign Charles Sheffield Dickson for conduct unbecoming an officer after being seen intoxicated at Chatham barracks on Sunday September 17 and firing loaded pistols at Ensign Irby and others. Dickson pleaded contrition and the sentence awaits royal confirmation. Also details a Dorchester labourers meeting calling for inquiry into government delay after their pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Ensign Dickson
Ensign Irby
Dorchester
Newroad
W. D. Saull
Hartwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Working Men's Association
Roebuck
Thompson
Bowring
Crawford
Ewart
Messrs
D. O'Connell
D. W. Harvey
T. Leader
T. Wakley
C. Hindley
J. Fielden
General Johnson
Sir William Molesworth
White-Conduit House
James Watson
Watson
Commercial-place
City-road
Cobham
Newsgate-street
Letherington
Strand
Cleaver
Shoe-lane
Fleetestreet
Robert Hartwell
Dukestreet
Stamford-street
Blackfriars
Strange
Paternoster-row
Goldspink
Mechanical Institution
Circus-street
New-road
William Lovett
Eliza Swainzen
Kingston
Jamaica
J. G. Swainson
Hotich
Isaac Blore
Jeane Blore
Derby
Ann Blore
Sexes Land and Emigration Company
Gracechurch Street
Air
James Wetenhall
Copthall-court
Thro¢guierten-street
Christopher Schutz
Texas
John Bell
Craven-street
N.S
Heath’s
King-street
Covent-Garden
Price
Thomas Wakley
George Rogers
Finsbury
Pattie
Brydgen Street
Catherine-street
Glossom
Sinn
Lawrence-lane
Cheapaiee
NES
Brunswick Cottages
Brunswick-Street
Hackney-ferd
Wise
Stepney Green Terrace
Mile Endread
Chater
Thomas Apostle
Queen Street
Cheapside
Sherwood
Gretten
Patermnater
Oxford Street
Bates
Palace
Temple Bar
John Limbird
Edinburgh
J. Sutherland
Glasgow
M‘phun
Dublin
G. Young
Sackville-street
W. Fell
Friday Street
Iiresic Mall
Store Street
Bedford Square
R.T. Philipps
Brandon
Myers
Allophen Rooms
Albemarle-street
T. Emmett
Helborn-hill
Holborn-hill
Chyapnwess
Saxony
Palmer and Co's
High-street
Palmer and Co
St. George’s Church
Deary
Puipay
Medical
Europe
H. M
Tottenham
Air Province
Childe Harold
Cavite
Crewe
Balaam
Anxistas
Joseph MacWilliam
W. Dane
P.D. X
B.N.M
W. P
St. Katharine’s Docks
James
James the Second
L. Wilson
West Indies
Paul Eginells
China
Sicily
Madeira
West India Islands
Thomas Gresham
Royal Exchange
Gresham Hospital
W.G. F
Thames-street
Elizabeth
Botanical
Tee
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