Man Presents as James Bryan in Kensington Suit over Hidden Papers
A man calling himself James Bryan, aged about, wearing tartan and dusty attire, appears before a magistrate in Kensington after leaving a debtor’s lodgings at No. 8 Sutton Street. He produced a bundle of private letters and papers claimed to be copies addressed to Queen Victoria and other officials, warning against coronation ceremonies and urging charitable works. The landlady, Mrs. Stewart, seeks charge for debt and asserts the items, including royal portraits and gazettes, were not worth the rent. The inspector and magistrate consider custody of the documents, which Bryan insists are his secret papers and deserve publication.
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Nkempron Parry Sissroxe
Mir
Ton
James Bryan
Crouchley
Ayrs
Sutton-street
Kensigton
Law Ord
Mr. Pilkington
Bryan
Inspector Smith
Windsor Castle
Victoria
Althou
J. B
Queen Victoria
Blackburn
St. George’s Place
Knightsbridge
Kensington
Lady Victoria
House of God
James
Melburn
Earth
Heaven
Sean
Windsor
Duchess of Kent
Sweet Kensington
Lamb
Lord Melbourne
Uccess
Chapel Royal
Great Park
Britain
Waghorn
Alexandria
Mehemet ‘Ali
Constantinople
Smyrna Jounal
Mehemet Ali
M. Cochelet
Mar- Ali
France
M. Helet
Go‘vérnmentt
Mehemet
Ali
Ignani
St. Luke
Chelsea
John Scott Lillie
Hans
Arcchial Committee
Duke of Kent
Henry Wheatley
Marquis of Huntly
Dundee
Montrose
Aberdeen
Paris
Arbroath Herald
Marquis of
Huntly
Scotland
Earldom of
Aboyne
Charles
George
Duke of Gordon
Maryrtesone
A. Daniell
Dibdin
St. Mary
J. Chichester
All Souls
R. Walpole
Christ Church
J. Penfold
Trinity
Spry
Kensett
Sheppard
Flood
Marylebone
Gibson
Langley
Theobald
Rathbone
Liverpool Mercury
J. B. Johnson
Spain
Cabrera
Cortes
Don Carlos
Isabella
Ferdinand
Augsburg
Coneteat Tyople
Marseilles
Dardanelles
Beshika Bay
Sea of
Marmara
Seraglio
Russia
M. de Bouteni
Prince Albert of
Saxe Coburg
London
Antwerp
Tower
Dears
Tamworth
Prior Park
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Viscount Tamworth
Earl Ferrers
Lady Rapstock
Park-crescent
Portland-place
Mary Lesone
St. Pancras Committee
Marylebone Reform Association
Lawson
Gowerstreet North
Vigors
Benjamin Hall
Benjamin
Howard Elphinstone
M.P
Hastings
J. Young
Mansion House
van Buren
United States
King’s Arms
Bow
Baker
Charles Tuckfield
Messrs. Hathwaite and Co
Bromley
Middlesex
Freeman
Story
Tuckfield
Corontate Disinterment Hearing and Inquest Turmoil
In a village inquest the coroner ordered the disinterment of Thomas Austin amid clashes with Rev Theodore Williams and Mr Gadsden. The scene included opposition from churchwardens, a halted burial service, and notes from the Rev Williams about warrants. The inquiry resumed after the body was viewed and the jury returned a verdict guided by sworn evidence.
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Onsta
Holbrook
Gadsden
Austin
Wart
Théodore Williams
Tanehtet
Williams
Thomas Austin
Sexton
Theodore Williams
Guardians
Tibat
Nigt
Arrival and unrest sweep 19th century Bayonne and Bristol
A Bayonne report notes small battalion deserters joining Queen's service at Estella and a Carlist band halting a Madrid bound stage coach near Ormaistegui. City concerns rise as watch salaries and police strength are outlined, while Great Western brings U S specie and New York letters. other items cover deaths, a steam boat accident, and a tale of the evil eye linked to Counts de Rivoli and misfortune in arts circles.
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Bayonne
Estella
Madrid
Ormaistegui
Zavala
Atecan
Court of Common Council
Col
Rowan
Mayne
Metropolitan Police
Great Western
King-road
Bristol
New York
United States Bank
Jaudon
England
Montreal
Poulett Thomson
Canada
Alderman Scholey
Clapham Common
Dowgate
Aldermen
Duke of St. Alban’s
Highgate
Norman
Antwerpen
Rotherhithe
Academie Royale
Paris
Italy
Ce Rivoli
Jetlatore
Milan
Rome
Naples
Count de Rivoli
Society of Artists
Nourrit
Venice
Lablache
Madame Nourrit
Marquis de Custine
Paganini
Manchester
Malibran
Lafont
Uniting British medical faculty aims and structure debated
The proposal to form the British Faculty of Medicine seeks a General Medical Senate with national sections in England Scotland and Ireland. It outlines uniform exams, licensing, and strict professional rules for practice and drug sale, plus a central register and medical police oversight.
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Abi
Dominions
London
Edinburgh
Dublin
England
Scotland
Ireland
General Medical Senate
Herajesty
First General Medical Senate
General Senate
Howell
William Dei
Migration to New Zealand free passage offer for agricultural laborers
The New Zealand Land Company invites applications for a free passage on the ship Botros leaving London on November 5. Eligible are married agricultural laborers not exceeding 80 years, with land-orders available to select surveyed land and free cabin passages for self and family up to 60 percent of purchase. Further details at the company office No 1 Adams Street Adelphi.
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New Zealand
New Zealand Land Company
Botros
London
Botton
Adam-street
Adelphi
Joan Warn
Debentures Scheme Amid Market Doubts Facing Banks
The note discusses Jaydon’s arrangements and a proposed debenture sale to liquidate Bank of the United States engagements, while skeptical mercantile houses may resist backing in current conditions. It lists bond prices and bank shares, noting premiums and discounts on several issues and rail stock movements.
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Jaydon
Ai8
Bank of the United States
Mercantile House
London and
Birmingham
Railia
Great Western
Brighton
Jackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
Ondon and Westminster Bank
London Joint ‘Stock Bank
London Gazette Bankruptcy Notices and Dissolutions
London Gazette lists bankrupts including W Key and T Standage with trade notes across multiple locales. Certificates dated Oct 25 show J Edwards, T Willis, and others. numerous partnerships dissolved such as White in mill making, Williamson in linen drapers, Bow.. in lumber, and Goos in accounting and law.
Insolvent and bankrupts in London Gazette list of trades
Insolvent W Phillips of Stanford Rivers Essex. Bankrupts T M Temple Great Titchfield Street Portland carver and girder C Humphreys Bear Lane Southwark timber merchant J H Albrecht Fenchurch Street spice broker T Gray Tunstall Staffordshire grocer Cort and Harrison Blackburn Lancashire cotton spinners H Noel Brighton dealer in fancy goods Hague and Co Manchester commission agents. Certificates Oct 29 G and W Helder Clement's Inn money scriveners G C Dawe Regent Street Pall Mall printseller D Worthington Manchester dour dealer W Davies Queen Street Mayfair tailor W Fowler Aston juxta Birmingham brick maker M A Gage Birmingham fishmonger J Galloway Theobalds Road Red Lion Square ironmonger. Partnerships dissolved Davenport and Roylance Nether Knutsford Cheshire coin dealers Bardwell and George Great Portland Place milliners Saunders and Pendrill Waterloo Road Southwark model makers Spetch and Hardie York curriers T and J Johnston Manchester drapers S Blackwell and Co Manchester manufacturers as far as regards Blackwell J and E Vyse Diss Norfolk curriers J Stelfox Pendleton Lancashire bleacher and W Carr Manchester coach-builder Marriott and Booth Wakefield joiners Norfolk and Potter Louth Lincolnshire grocers Robinson and Hobbs Charterhouse Lane Charterhouse Square boot makers Bayley jun and Thwaites Hastings Sussex carriers Turner and Hollier Worcester chemists T and D M'Cheane Portsea commission agents E Hatcher and Co Bristol curriers as far as regards E Hatcher T and L Farrrow Reading Berkshire butchers Grundy and Maitland Manchester coal dealers Jones and Aldis Preston linen drapers Evans and Brown Godalming Surrey tailors
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London Gazette
W. Phillips
Stanford Rivers
Essex
T. M. Temple
Great Titchfield-street
Portland
C. Humphreys
Bear-lane
Southwark
J. H. ©. Albrecht
Fenchurch-street
T. Gray
Tunstall
Staffordshire
W. Fowler
Aston-juxta
Birmingham
M. A. Gage
J. Galloway
Waterloo Road
Spetch and Hardie
York
Curriers
T. and
J. Johnston
Manchester
Drapers
S. Blackwell and Co
Blackwell
J. and
E. Vyse
Diss
Norfolk
J.stelfox
Pendleton
Lancashire
Bleacher
W. Carr
Marriott and Booth
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Joiners
Potter
E. Hatcher
L. Farrow
Reading
Berkshire
Grundy and Maitland
Jones and Aldis
Preston
Evans and Brown
Godalming
Surrey
Tailors
London Markets Corn Exchange notes October 7 easing prices
London markets report moderate wheat supply from Essex Kent and Suffolk with select parcels commanding higher money. Barley generally indifferent, white peas selling freely while grey dull. Oats heavy on foreign supply, flour in demand, mustard seed poor quality scarcely saleable. Arrivals listed for English and foreign grains.
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Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Monnai
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Beasts and meats price notes from Smithfield market
Monpar October 9 market data lists livestock totals 3740 sheep 24910 calves 118 pigs 490. Beef prices 3s 6d to 4s 4d mutton 4s to 5s veal 4s to ds pork 3s Sd to 33-. Beef trade unchanged from last Monday with mutton higher but prices stable. veal unchanged.
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Smithfield
Monpar
Hay market prices across initial districts report
Hay markets show varying prices per load of 36 trusses. In Lithfield hay ranges from £1 to £4 10s, clover £4 1s to £5 5s, straw £2 3s to £2 4s. In Honcetrorp hay £4 to £4 10s, clover £4 0s to £5 5s, straw £2 to £2 4s. In Recent's Parx hay £4 5s to £4 10s, clover £5 to £5 5s, straw £2 0s to £2 6s.
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Lithfield
Honcetrorp
Hungerford Market Fishmarket Prices and Trades
Turbots 15s to 20s drills 4s to 6s cod fish 2s 1d to 10s haddocks 1s to 1s 6d whitings 6d to 1s lobsters 2s to 3s per pair fresh herrings 1s 6d to 2s and smelts 2s to 3s per dozen eels 1s to 1s 3d per lb Supply good trade moderate Poultry and Geese 5s to 10s 6d fowls 2s 6d to 1s capons 6s to 7s 6d chickens 2s 6d to 3s ducks 2s to 2s 9d rabbits 1s to 1s 6d grouse 3s to 4s partridges 2s to 2s 6d hares 3s 6d to 4s 6d and pigeons 6d to 1s each Supply good trade middling.
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Hungerford
Coal Prices for Delivery Across Various Mines and Areas
A market notice lists coal prices to be increased by 10s to 12s per ton with delivery free of extra charges. Prices span multiple collieries and districts including Adair 18s 6d, Holywell Main 20s 6d, Pontop Windsor 20s, Hetton 24s 1d, Hartlepool 24s 3d, Kelloe 24s 6d, Adelaide 28s, and others. Ships arriving since last market-day total 142.
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Coal Exchange
Braddyll
Hetton
Haswell
Lyons
Lambton
Pemberton
Stewart's
Hartlepool
Barrington Tees
Brown's
Heaton
Hilda
Newmarch
Whitwell
Kelloe
Adelaide
Seymour Teves
Tees
Devonshire
Elgin
Elshar
Hartley
Howard's Netherton Main
Preston Grange
Births Marriages and Deaths in Whitehall-Place and Beyond
Births announce Lady Rennie’s daughter in Whitehall-place. Marriages record Capt G Croasdaile wed Margaret Henderson in Marylebone, Wm Houstown to Matilda Jesse in Paris, Rev W Weir to Jane Hill, and James Birnie to Martha Taylor at Wingfield. Deaths include Robert George Clarke of Parliament Street, printer of the Leider Gazette, mourned for his intellect and kindness, with note of his late wife’s sorrow.
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Whitehall-place
Robert George Clarke
Parliament Street
Leider Gazette
Clarke
Brighton
Suz
Bishops-Stortford
Herts
Elizabeth
W. Hawkes
Advertisement Office Announcement October 13 1839 Strand
Printed at No 387 Strand Middlesex by Jo Norris 58 Fetter Lane Holborn London Published for the Proprietors by Cuartas Panny Office No 387 Strand Advertisements and Communications welcome Sunday October 13 1839
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Strand
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the Duchess OF Kent
Daguerreotype
L. J. M. Dacverre
M. Arago
Chamber of Deputies
M. Daguerre
W. Strange
Tachin and CO
Arlile
Carlile
Water-lane
Fleet-street
Deansgate
Eekly
Horse-Shoe Robinson
Ryd
Peregrine Pickle
Prairie
Mohica
Lionel Lincoln
Don Sebastian
Peter Pilgrim
Nick of the Woods
J. Cunningham
Crown-court
Fleetstreet
Rirate
Red Rover
Hawks of
Hawk Hollow
W. Whuts ‘Mostrey
Ll.d
c—Simpkin
Marshall
Cambridge University
S. d
W. Key
Broad-street
Cheaside
T. Standage
Charbery-lane
S. and
J. Beckett
Chester
D. Thomas
Murthyr Dowlais
Glamorganshire
C. Walker
Oulton
E. Elsworth
Kirkstall
Leeds
W. Elliott
G. Tennant
Wigan
T. Lakin
Nottingham
T. Wilson
Cheslyn Hay
S. Harvey
Wellingore
Lincolnshire
C. Bebbington
Burslem
J. North
Mold-green
Huddersfield
J. Lucas
Newnham
Gloucestershire
Scrivener
J. -W. Edwards
Kingsbridge
Devon
T. Willis
Great Yarmouth
Victualler
Bargrave
H. O
J. Silk
Cheapside
W. Cole
Crane-court
S. Wright
Watton
R. Woodhead
Bradford
Newell, Parfitt
Cole
Cambridge
Godfrey and Griffin
Kidderminster
W. S
J. Appleyard
Wamstairs
Halifas
London Markets
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