Family Library volume note and medical marriage work
An antiquated catalog item listing: three volume post 8vo works by the author of Night and Morning, a new edition of Night and Morning, a Family Library volume on the mutiny at the Nore, and a medical work My Marriage with the Confessional. Includes publishers Saunders and Otley, Tegg, and Sherwood with various shop addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riensi
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-Street
Richard Parker
Spit
Head
Nore
London
Thomas Tegg
Cheapside
Boo
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Carvalho
Fleet-street
Hianas
Oxford-street
Mann
Cornhill
All Hook
Newport Wholesale Meat and Fish Prices and Hay Markets
Pricing lists from Newport and Hungerford show wholesale rates for beef mutton veal pork and various fish including turbot haddock and salmon with hefty per stone and per pound figures. Agricultural products cover upland meadow hay rye grass hay clover and straw with multiple quality tiers and regional market notes detailing supply and trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
Haddocks
Dabila Bay
Whittna
Thames
Thorough horse race odds and racing notes afloat
The article lists odds for many horses and jockeys led by Lord Verulam and Lord Chesterfield contenders, with detailed prices and entrants such as Lord Jersey's Bro, Phoenix taken, Adee filly, Lanereest, Marchal Soult, and Rodanthe, plus remarks on related racing chapters and a local clipping from Amsterdam about a finance minister mission. Also includes assorted notices and imports from British papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Wreford
Dixon
Bal
Lord Verulam
Lord Chesterfe Ice
Chesterfield
Joenna
Greenwood Aken
Jersey
Phoenix
Bowes
Metguy
Mr. Kirby
Laneréest
Lord Westminster
Marchal Soult
Colonial Markets Report on West India Goods and Tea Prices
Marketes show little change in British Plantation and Mauritius rates with some declines. West India Docks stock and recent exports detailed for Mauritius Bengal Ceylon and Jamaica Trinidad, plus prices for Cocos and refractions. Tea and tobacco trade steady with heavy hold prices for yellow candle and concerns over duty changes affecting provisions and grazing sectors in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Mauritius
Bengal
West India Docks
Ceylon
Jamaica
Trinidad
Cocos
St. Lucia
Common Free Trade Congou
Ireland
Market Notice Shows Stable Tone With Some Canal Demand
There is no material change to notice in our market today. Loddon and Birmingham 1725 Manchester and Birmingham 25 London and South Westerns 60. Demand seen for Huddersfield, Lancaster, and Rochdale Canals. Bank shares also see increased inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loddon
Birmingham
Manchester
London and South Westerns
Huddersfield
Lancaster
Rochdale
Cortox Mancet Trade Slows Amid Free Trade Plans
The sales to-day total 3,000 bags as parties await government free trade plans. business stagnates and prices recede. Suaze Mancet reports a dull market with limited transactions including Edinburgh and Glasgow 454, Grand Junction 1844, Ditto Halves 92, London and Birmingham 1674, Ditto Quarters 341, and Gs 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortox Mancet
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Grand Junction
London
Birmingham
Brighton
Ship News Briefs From February Ports
Mariners report arrivals and incidents at European and Caribbean ports. Vessels including Eleanor Long Palermo Greyhound Bibbs Alicant Ramsaare and others reached Havana Cherbourg and Beaumaris. The Margaret Emery Calcutta and Ocean Queen faced shore issues, while the Bombay packet and Ganges arrived and sailed for Africa and Hamburg respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tLorn
Srancatz Crezx
Fes
Eleanor
Long
Palermo
Greyhound
Bibbs
Alicant
Ramsaare
Helen
Symera
Dondee
Havana
Noel
Cherbourg
Dear
Pioneer
Graham
New Orleans
Portareouth
Glover
Mobile
Hebe
Warren
Smyrna
Columbus
Green
Pernambuco
Memphis
New York
Blargaret
Demerara
Beaumaris
Nautilus
Gibson
Lima
Bombay
Africa
Ocean Queen
London
Ranpelstove Bay
Trinidad
Dover
Ganges
Antwerp
Flora
Rio
Hamburg
Facnourn
W.N. W
House
Louthton
Vigo
Baister
Rice
Toxsay
Newport
Rio Janeiro
Coxx
Monte Video
Vesta
Odessa
Bazaar closes with auction sale to raise funds
The Manchester Chronicle reports the bazaar ending Thursday with an auction of remaining items on Friday. Organizers expect about 10,0001 after expenses, gladdening agitators funded by the Smiths and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehouse
Gloucester
Bristol Journal
J. Trew
Llavelly Common
Nantyglo
Clydach Works
Wust
Liberal Party
Newcastle
Barnstaple
Board of Customs
Afr
Back
M.P
Hodgson
Board of Polssioners
Treasury
Devonport
Royal procession and beach airing near Norfolk Hotel
A detailed account describes Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Albert with a large royal party taking carriage and beach airings along the pier and Marine Parade, with crowds of fashionables watching. The Duchess of Kent and other royals also partook in carriage outings while private bands arrived for a palace evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beicuron
Fen
Her
Prince Albert
Wylde
Theok
Chiin-Pier
Palace
Majesty
Duchess of Kent
Faery Howard
Chain Pier
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Saxe Coburg
Jocelyn
Fanny Ward
Lehzen
Thee- Bristol
Att Vey
Clarke Leon" Grays
Baron Mar
George Couper
Comte Dagenfeld Schomberg
Foreign Office deals and royal visit notes headline a busy day
Belgium minister M Van de Weyer transacted at the Foreign Office while Cape of Good Hope dispatches arrived at the Colonial Office. The Privy Council met with Lords Brougham Campbell Erskine and the Admiralty judge, an appeal in Henfrey v Henfrey heard, Lebreton v Lecasselaine disposed of, and the court rose. Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Augusta left for Belvoir Castle to visit the Duke of Rutland. The Times notes a tribute committee for late J S Taylor, a public meeting at Exeter Hall, and mixed parliamentary reports on corn law repeal and poor law petitions. The Persian commerce treaty is presented, with mutual aid terms and resident agents. At Clerkenwell, Joseph Garder is charged over a broken glass dispute, and Burnes correspondence hints at Sir Alexander Burnes’s fate. Duke of Hecton and Petersfield MPs profiled amid local politics. A Wombwell menagerie accident is reported from Hollesby bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. van de Weyer
Foreign Office
Cape of Good Hope
Colonial Office
the Privy Council
Lord Brougham
Rd Campbell
Justice Erskine
Admiralty Court
Lebreton
Earl
Maxpar
Halifax
Holyhead
Syrpser Tarzar
A.M
J. S. Taylor
Duke of Buckingham and Chandos
T- Clarkson
John Chetwode
G. Elegyig
Adonica Mesgia
Sturge
W. Ewart
Eeq
HE. Potrsatt
Enq
Exeter Hall
J. Chetwode
Exchequer Bill Commission
Times City
Public Petitions Committee
Ireland
Persia
Teheran
Great Britain
Tabriz
London
Bombay
Bushire
Clerkenwell
Terday
Joseph Garder
Worthington
Foreign Quarterly Review
No. 3
Mecklenburgh-street
Mecklenburgh Square
Ted
Dr. W
Gavana
Agghit
Combe
Alexander Burnes
Hecton
Stodham-houre
Petersfeld
J.C. Hector
Passo
Bourhood
Alvo
Nat
Jane
H. Jolliffe
Ortland
Bugland
Widdrington
Walcot
James
Wombwell
Hollesby-bridge
Terra Firma
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Department of the Comptroller For Victualling and
Someraet-place
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Bristol
Kingetown
Dublin
Plymouth
Harwich
Sheerness
Deptford
Deal
Portsmouth
Bevis
Liverpool
Assesty
Chatham
Pembroke
Haul
Secretary of the Admiralty
Somerset-place
Admiralty
Her Majesty
Eneral
Worcester
Oxford
London and Worcester
W. L. Maberly
Leith
St. Katharine’s
Tower
Royal William
Royal Adelaide
Blossomstop
Lawrence-lane
Haywarket
Lombard-street
Joseph Adams
Astern Counties Railway Company
High-street
Shoreditch
Don
Eastern Counties Railway
Henry Bosanquet
Theodore W. Rathbone
Sarah Impey
Montague-place
Russell-square
Grosvenor Street
R.B. Follett
Bedford-row
High Court of Chancery
George Rose
RED Lion
Cwmdwe House
Monythusloyre
Monmouth
Messrs
Birch and Davis
Monmouthshire
AMES
Windsor
Palm
Davies
St. Martin's-Jane
New Slaughter's
E. L. Bulwer
China
Hanley
Stafordshire
Titus Rutter
Woeman
Ridgway
Rutter
Michael McCabe
Burslem
Bootseller
Huckster
Speyd Green
Weatherby
Wet
Assizes
Largiery
McCabe
Staffordshire Advertiser
St. George
Otto Calcutea
Cape
Jones
Bristok
Aiz-la‘Chapelle Gazette
Amsterdam
Prussia
Ashleworth
St. Mary's Church
Boles
Tas
Denton and Reed
Sunderland
Newcastle Journal
Dowrais Ison
Cardiff Advertiser
Chaectenham
Joseph Pitt
Pittville
Cheltenham
Pitt
St. George’s Church
Caledonian Mercury
Manchester Chronicle
Tau Gon Taeick
Montross
Montrose
Ryals
Dauxzirg
Rawwar
May
Johnstone
Church of Scotland
Evtasorex
Smith
Victoria Theatre
Davidge
Davidge-terrace
Kennington
Boswell-terrace
Metropolis
Blind
London Orphan Asylum
Marylebone
Marlborough-street
Queen-square
Bow-street
Hatton-garden
Guildhall
Mansion-house
Worship-street
Lambeth-street
Union-hall
Rutherford
J. and
W. Mryer
J. P. Wilkinson
T. P. Cooke
Wit
Anpraw Ducnow
Oscar Byrne
Serle
Anderton
D.W. Brasdfoot
Joseph Hiller
Margaret
Louisa
Chase
Petit Ducrow
Ducrow
Peter Andrew
Louiss
Kensal-green
Ihn Reed Rasen
Nottingham Mercury
THE
Courier
Salisbury
J, Barfitt
Dorset County
Acks
Aft
Payton
Kent Terrace
Old Kent
Road
Vate
Sun
Phenix
Court of Queen's Bench
Stowell
Esther Stanley
Wakerley
Williams
Union Hall
Sepvex Inungss
Concerts de Societé
Monsieur Dautonnet
Dantonnet
Monsieur Jullien
Captoonet
Dantynnet
Tae Paeas
Glasgow Courier
Messare
Silbert
Plymouth Times
Robert Peel
Syistol Journal
Worcester Journal
Eastern Counties
Springfield
Chelmer
Essex Herald
Loxpon and Gursenwich
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
William Shadbolt
Croydon
Fara
Safenness
Hawke
Alla
Ocean
Wil- Hiama
Tan Gaxar
Iesrawn
Malone
Comnor
Nenagh
John Malone
Gardiner-street
Anthony Malone
Spain
Court of Chancery
Monpar Evenrea
Ship News
Tais Dar
Julians
Barker
Cape Agulhas
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