Private notices and railway financial updates from Bristol 1837
A mixed page notes private offices and tender forms for ordnance in Pall Mall and Hyde Park Cavalry, details railway general meeting in Bristol, and a seventh instalment call by Great Western Railway with payment deadlines. Auction and book notices include Mrs Gore and new novels, plus warnings of sales near Linton Devon and Windsor.
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Office OF Ordnance
Board of Ordnance
Pall-mall
Hyde Park
Regent's Park
Buckingham Gate
Kensington Cavalry Do
St John's Wood
St George's
Pyorden
Tern Railway
Bristol
Guildhall
Broad-Street
Njamin Shaw
Robert Bright
Geneva
Nqw
Saunders
Thos Osler
Cornhill
London
Coratrret
T Western Railway
Great Western Railway Company
Mills, and Co
Mesarsford, and Co
Messrs
Elton, Ballile
Lowsbater Bank
Reading
Messty
J. C
H. Simonds
Directo Deas AR A Saunders ‘Vgtarles
Agnatene
Arnard
PNB
Faria
T. Haynes Bayly
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
C. Ball
Henry Colburn
Tassopoughe Street
Gore
Hill Place
Mgs
Armytage
Henry Gottrtro
Aoe Street
Theodore Holburn
NEW Son Taly
Caner
Linton
Orth Devon
Welsh
Batol
LEY- Barton
Paler
John
Link
Barnstaple
Covemubnae Bis Alherstong
Leicester
Leauingians
Cyeach Caine
Birmingham
Eos Pi
Uneaten Daily
Lg Prighies Axeesy Digisate
Warwickshire
Bedforn
Memru
Hitchett and Wagstaff
Warrington
The Printers Patents and Scottish Stationery Costs
A parliamentary report highlights Sir David Hunter Blair and Mrs Tyndale Bruce holding Scottish King's Printers and Stationers patents. Costs to public offices in Scotland rose under the old system, contrasted with lower prices under the Stationery Office, prompting Treasury to negotiate compensation of twelve and a half percent and surrender parts of the patents. The piece condemns patent abuse and calls for public benefit over patronage.
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Blair
Commons
King's Printers
Scotland
David Hunter Blair
Tyndale Bruce
King's
King’s Stationers
Wellington
Peel
Excise Office
Treasury
London
Tland
Apolix
Iaddel
Publc
Excise
Stamp Office
Aggreen
Este
Advertiser
Balance of political opinion in English burghs analyzed
A historical analysis explains how Reformers versus Tory strength in English burghs shifts by population brackets and by number of Members. It compares burghs with 100000 plus, 50000, 20000 and 10000 inhabitants, showing Liberal dominance rises with size and independents.
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Peters
England
Liverpool
Mainisters
Peel
Cowees
PRD Veneseee
Numiber
Thea
Ministry
Peel and Co
Teturna
Burghs
Borg
Rity
Norwicame
Wetpool
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L Gn
Cany
Malaga
Lubeck
Chem
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Travemunde
Edinburgh
Leith
St Katharine’s
Pealeree Royal
Adelaide
Royal Victoria
Royal William
Blossoms Inn
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
Haymarket
Glasgow
Deal
Walmer
Dover
St Katha
Boulogne Fron
Ori
Isaac Young
Raa Oe Assurance
NCE CO
Edward Bevan
Nik Suai
Ea Sac
Eive
Eire’ ‘Xears
iBuisoy Et Isin Avies
Goa
Ness
Raval Acadew
Ecxiland
John Warwick
Lawrence
Frederick ; Ricketts
Poke Iil
Wau
Ieee
Adela M
Saague RatWar
Pepilgpanaemat Ead
Kt Boeild
Farches
Urea
Spas
Chanticleer
Dting
Tve
Moora
Mackintosh
Rome
Bradfield Moors
Wraynes
Reformers
Scottice
Membess
Eer