Postponed Extraordinary Meeting for Society liquidation
Fragmentary notice from a 19th century issue reports an extraordinary meeting of a society to discuss its desolation and liquidation. It notes postponement to the 24th of June and references attendance and share deposits, with a brief unrelated medical advert for Frampton's Pill of Health detailing digestive and bilious benefits and availability in London vendors.
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England
Asiaan Inglib
Oil of Corteeat
OMY
Propri
Act de Societé
Nicholes-lone
Jane
Cor
Cing
Depoaitia
Thomas Aweon
Rampton
Frampton
Soares
Prout
Strang
London
Petition Debates on Navigation Taxes and Education
Imperial Parliament sessions discuss numerous petitions from Gloucestershire Cork and other counties opposing ideas on a national tax system while they weigh education reforms in Ireland and England. Wellington and Brougham push amendments as Hull magistracy expansion sparks debate over partisan appointments amid broader municipal reform and security of the crown.
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Fara
Aram
Earl Fitzhardinge
Glagvetter
Bargquis
Downshire
E . Tyro Alnyat
Statin O
Araland
Down
Oxford
St . the Harlef Wicklow
Eon
Stants
Duke of Buckingham
Cambridge
Cleveland
Aguiculturias
Shropahire
Pbell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Cork
Admiralty
Viscount Melbourne
Woburn
House of Commons
Lord Brougham
Kendal
Exchequer Bills Commission
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Wicklow
Commons
Marquis of Normanby
Hull
England and
Wales
Lancashire
Tn Bath
Dr. Alderson
Dr. Chalmers
W. Lowthrop
Justice of the Peace
Hell
Hear
Crown Office
Sea Office
Sam
Marquis
Plymouth
Bristol
John Russell
Lancaster
Manchester
Goildford
Earl of
Winchilsea
Jord
Yarmouth
Lord Cottenham
Guildford
Leutenant
Great Seal
Tords
Dumorerine
Lord Leptenant
Home Department
Tosgistrates
Audh
Wetill
Abolition Debate on Army Discipline and Customs Duties
In a long session, MPs debated corporal punishment and army discipline with several speakers opposing or supporting the abolition. The discussion touched on military efficiency, crown authority, and the stance of commanding officers. The bill advanced after division, while customs duties for West Indian and North American colonies prompted Mr Labouchere to oppose duties on wheat flour and defend intercolonial trade.
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House of Commons
Farr
Laicester
Alomen
Maes
City
Yorks
Maca
Edinburgh
Seopa
Handel
Hertford
Francis Egerton
Cardigan
James
Blake
Wakefield Election Committee
Air. T. Mackensie
G. Bankes
Gir H. Hardinge
Bernal
Boldero
Lord Hill
G. Arthur
Ireland
Sir H. Vivian
Lord W. Beatinet
United Kingdom
Major Fancourt
Captain Boldero
Havnng
H. T. Howard
Duke of Wellington
Howard Douglas
Sir.h. Douglas
Pan
Ign
Vivian
Offfers
Cane
Nichol
Rawdon
Polhile
Gladstone
Bosse
Bank
America
Labouchere
United States of America
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United States
Canada
Poulet
Lord Sydenham
St Lawrence
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Woich
the &J. Lawrence
Ohito
Board of Trade
Laboucbets
Americas
United
Mir
G. Tone
Mr. Gladstone
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Qndon
Dublin
Life Lassurance Comeary
Charlotte-row
Honeh Gas
Kingsford
Benjamin Tall
James Hartley
Sea Soa
John MiGufie
Burgess
Strand
Savoy Steps
John Burgess
B.anc Son
Burgis
Messia, Saunders and Otley
Conduit Street
Manover-square
Lodge
AR Lodge
E. L. Bulwer
Riensi
Viola
Meade
Literary Gazette
Exswiner
Atlas, Saunders and Onley
Conduit-street
Hughes
H.wilon
J. Valpy
M.A
J . Wiz
Bildybetree
Yamet
Bessey
Bherwood
Paternoster-row
Carralbo
Fleet-street
Fuannay
Oxford-street
Mano
Cornhill
Imperial Parliament
Aarai
Uthe
Merquis
Mormanby
Duke of Beausort
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