Savory and Sons Gold Watches at Cornhill London
Advertises A B Savory and Sons gold watches with single and double back cases, BOE dials jewelled movements, cases in four holes, at various prices, plus watch exchange option and location opposite the Bank of England Cornhill. Also notes Henry Magnesia and other remedies and dental offerings from James Mallan at Lee Bank.
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A. B. Savory and Sons
Cornhill
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Bank of England
B. Savory and Sons
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Manchester
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Sohn Burgess and Son
Job
Es Strand
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Butler
Chie
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Princes-street
Edinburgh
Sackville-street
Dublin
Edgams
St. Pan's Church-yard
Prout
Rhaareepgd
Finch Tane
Sanger
Oxford-street
Sutton and ‘Co
Bow Church-yard
Fraschurt
Balborn
Gudgate Hill
Ons
James M. Mallan
Lee-bill
Belle Sauvage Inn
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Auction notices for household effects and a bankruptcy sale
An auction advertisement lists a diverse sale of household furniture wines and china from THOMAS CUFF Esq deceased and a separate bankruptcy sale of corn mill and property at Battles Bridge with stabling granary and related mortgages. The notices announce viewing days and catalogues for the wine service and other items.
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Christie and
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Half Moon Street
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Chapman
Black Boy Inn
Chelms Ord
Battles Bridge
Goo
Corbet-court
Taaitingh Street
L London
Jhis Wilde
Rees
Harpy
Wilde
Ahs
London
Balk
Chelms and Son
Sattioneers
Chelmsford
Itl
Wedex
British Museum Committee Report on Conditions and Reforms
The Select Committee reports after two sessions that urgent reforms at the British Museum are needed. They propose a restructured establishment, new keeper roles, expanded departments, revised hours, improved catalogues, and a public access plan, with costs to be met by Parliament. The committee emphasizes preserving Trustees’ integrity, urging timely action and noting evidence from witnesses. July 14, 1836.
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Madrid
Cortes
Inquisition
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Seville
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Catalonia
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Marshal Moncey
Bristol
Charles the Tenth
Louis Philippe
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Irons
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Army of the North
Cordova
Evans
British Auxiliary Legion
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Bilboa
Morning Advertiser
Great Britain and Ireland
Quebec ii Montreal
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Canada
America
England
British Empire
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Grighton Gazette
Russia
Petersburg
M. von Tatischeff
Vienna
A de Tatischeff
ML de Tatischeff
Count Nesselrode
Lord Durham
Prince of Oldenburg
Council of the Empire
Journal de St. Petersburg
Athens
England Predominates In the Councils, Although That of 3L Lawrencc
Madame Blaque
Moniteur Ottoman
Malta
M. Blaque
Koussin
Frontiens
Szavia
Constantinople
Ponsonby
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Porte
Ness
Wirth
Schwarzenbach
Tue Hacusz
Jay
Finance
Jax
Prince of Orange
Prince
Frederick
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Burns
Blacklock
Elis
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Slave state fears rise after Van Buren win warned by papers
The Richmond and Charleston papers warn that slaveholders fear renewed push for abolition if Congress acts after the upcoming presidential election. The Richmond Phil warning stresses abolitionist strength next session, while the Charleston Mercury recalls Governor McDuffie urging states to rely on their power, not presidents, to protect slavery.
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M‘duffie
South Carolina
District of Columbia
United States
Simeon Age
Westey
God
Christ
Dr. Dealtry
Charles Siizeon
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