Carlyle on Downing Street and political reform
A London reviewer critiques Carlyle’s Downing Street pamphlet. The piece condemns his impractical remedies while echoing public demand for real reform of the executive and civil service rather than mere parliamentary tweaks. It warns against chasing a mythical royal agent to purge burocracy and urges continued expansion of the franchise and ballot reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Downing-street
Smail
Iblic
Anon
England
Hastings
Dovning
Histrice
Wilkers
Carlyl
Auinus
Bnet
Taz
Commonwealth
Tatie Carlyle
Belus
Hercules
Glase
Ted Wellington
Waterloo
Alfred
The Eclectic Review Changes Ownership After Religious Controversy
The Eclectic Review returns to Dp Price and Linwood after controversy over Linwood's religious principles. The April issue lacks usual religious or philosophical features and features varied content including De Quincey and a discussion of stamp laws and press liberty with journal statistics and a list of remaining articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dp Price
Linwood
Thomas de Quincy
Statistics
United Bites of
I T
Channel Islands
Fim
Yard and timber yard ads and printing trades notice 1850
An old column advertises timber and building materials at a Port sales yard and Timber-yard on Rundle Street with lengths from 7 to 26 feet. It also promotes ploughed and tongue flooring, 14 and 1 inch stock, and moderate cash terms. A second notice invites printers and bookbinders to T SITARWOOD for printing supplies, cases, chases, presses, and related equipment, with freight details to colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soward
Hs Pow Landing
Rotler
Shenherdess
Aml Celedowin
Rundle-street
Ne-street
T. Sitarwood
Man
Co, &c
T.S
River Murray steam navigation grants debated in council
The Legislative Council debated a motion to place 4000 pounds in the 1851 Estimates to fund bonuses for the first two steamers over 40 horsepower navigating the Murray from Goolwa to the Darling junction. Details cover depths, channels, and fuel potential along the river as of August 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Goolwate
Darling Hic
Otallorar
Awa
Bow
Darling
Axa
Sua
Goolwa
Eail
Goalwa
Lake Victoria
Moorandi
Mooranui
Cure claims for Holloway medicines from 19th century letters
A trove of testimonial letters from Thomas Brunton and others tout Holloway pills and ointment as cures for rheumatism gout leg ulcers and injuries. Narratives describe long suffering patients healing after using the preparations with mentions of naval service the Peninsular War and the Battle of Waterloo plus endorsements from Berwick upon Tweed and Edinburgh outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brunton
Land
Waterloo
Trewern
Coathan
Parkshire
Life Guards
Holloway
Thal
Tygon
Mer Andrew Brac
Berwick
ImPOUNDING LIST OF LIVESTOCK AT PUBLIC POUNDS 1850
A lengthy catalogue from multiple pounds lists numerous cattle horses and calves impounded at public pounds in Gawler Town Angas Park and other districts. Entries detail colors brands horn types ear notches and approximate ages with sale dates set for September 23 28 or 22 1850. Poundkeepers Marsh Oremond Oliver Bryant Plush Bear Robt and others sign notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riba
Marsh
Poundkeeper
Lin
Gawler Town
Diamont
Meek
Oremond
Glen Osmond
E. Oliver
Angas Park
Cock Horne
Crewe
Ander
Ame
John S Plush
Muino Peta
Henry Bryant
Rusep
Iber
Udon
Jola Saunder
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Pamruuers
Trouas Carcyle
Tlondon
Chapman and Hall, Strand
the Eclectic Review
Troper
Leigh-street
Signor Caporelli
Grenfell-Street
Lexis Fatre Council
Bagot
Governor Asp Legislative Council of
Wom
Australia
Ollow
Andrew Brack
Oliver Smith Jenkins
Pulhirk
Professor Horrowsy
Edinburgh
Oliver Smith Jenkinns
RAOR
Snary Cere
Windisease
Mufun Silite
India
Eliza
Sump
Tibe
Noarlunga
Wm. Robt
Bell
Brighton
John Bear
Batoss
Lyndoch Valley
Reid
P. Doug
Poundkeepar
Publis Pound
Montegua Village
Mt Wee
William Reason
Tesdan
Per Tan
Adelaide
Sya
Pperemi Asso
Pers
Awo Aaa
Adi
Burton
Silien
Isato
Winptoe Hollands
Barrett's Port
Ato
Perth
Wales
Candlewick
Seosaee
Sane Taser
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