Watches and medical notices from London firms and publishers
London advertisements list FVOLD WATCHES London-made at T. Cox Savory with a large stock of ladies and gentlemen timepieces in gold cases and patent lever designs. Also advertised are new volumes and medical books by Lucas, Newbery, and Pepper, plus R. Hamilton’s Vital Pills and Dalby’s Carminative with cautions about counterfeit remedies.
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FVOLD
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
London
Gracechurch-street
Ccansee
N. B
Lucas and Co
Brittain
Pater- Bostérrow
Effinghem Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Field
Quadrant
Hegent-street
Burgess
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hoett
High Holborn
United Kingdom
Mesure, Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
R. Hamilton
Conservatory
Simpson and Co
Sanger
Jell
Erifad
Ite
R Newbery
Newbery
St.Paul’s Churchyard
Wenger
Gell
Dalby
Belfast Election Controversy Aims at Bribery Inquiry
Debates on Belfast writ suspension continue as O Connell demands select committee to probe alleged bribery, personation, and costs. Peel backs limited inquiry while Howick and others warn of downgrading trade if corruption proves overstated.
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House OF Commons
Tonapay
Henry Winston Barron
Thomas Wyse
City of
Waterford
Toxteth Park
Bouma
Colvile
Rd of Derby
College of Maynooth
Alderman Copeland
Farringdon
Hindley
G. Strickland
East Riding of Yorkshire
Hill Cooles
Mr. Wakley
Stockport
Ebeneser
House
Poor Law Commission
Mackinnon
Towns
Ferrand
H. W. Barron
Ireland
Tipperary
Belfast
Shaw Rose
Shaw
Polhile
Lord Sandon
Emerson Tennent
Johnson
O'Connell
Liberal Party
Polbill
John M'Neill
Candell
Daobiin
Robert Peel
Jo Garsest
Heer
Cass
R. Peel
John Russell
Baronet
Belog
Barovat
Dividio
Battwan
Tyce
Howick
France
England
Belgium
Holland
Rotterdam
Reine
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Tts
Russia
Custom House
Wear
Hutt
Mr. Hutt
Hamburg
Nica
Exchequer
South Northumberland
Liddell
Ashle Ford
Lord Howick
Sa Ae
Ford
Campbell
Lord Brougham
Lord Campbell
Debate in Imperial Parliament on Tax Bill and Special Commission
Lords discuss property tax measures, the Marquis of Lansdowne’s resolutions, and a plan to limit income tax. Debate covers Tipperary special commission costs, not guilty pleas, and Syria reports, with the Wit nesses Indemnity Bill advancing after strong cross‑chamber exchanges.
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Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Lansdowne
Viscount Duncannon
Sucaus Ee Orten
Atpen Teena
Tipperary
Marquis of
Clanricarde
Dublin
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Fitzgerald
Nenagh
Iriab
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Kingston
London Joint Stock Bank
Conakry
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Midhsad
Canadas
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P ‘Princes-street
Goornse Union Fire and Life Insurance Company
Hoyal
Robert ‘Murray
Par R. Oliverson
Es Divie Hoberteod
H. F.sand
Bea John Small
Eege
Danial Binadars
Jackenzie, Esq
Bite Strand
King William-street
Ae Department
Widinigos
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Life
Weat Strand
F. G. Smith
Re Station
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Lower Thames-strait
Raady
Rance Daguerro
Santen Pepper
Gavarni
Daumier
Leech
Baonders and Otley, Publishers
Conduit-street
Baroness de Calabrella
Literary Gazette
de Foe
Thomas Miller
Newgste-street
Bearbim
Europe
Bell
Newceastie
Barover
Hear
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Ewcastle
Hbo
South
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House OF Lords
Tussnar
Commonal
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Thos. Smith
Liverpool
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Chester
Syria
Lord Howden
Beyrout
Damascus
Africa
Tore Duke of Wellington
Olite Marquis of
Londonderry
Earl of Haddington
Foreign Office
Earl of Wicklow