Rugby School Vacancy Notice and Bank Branches Ad
The fragmentary text notes a Rugby School vacancy for a head mastership following the death of the Rev Dr Arnold and invites candidates to send testimonials to Mr George Harris by July 18. It also mentions a branch of the Bank of the Boer Se orvib of Alabama at Mobile with a notice of coupons and examination times at B and M Boyd offices.
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Bank of the Boer Se Orvib
Alabama
Mobile
Taree
Union Bank of London
Bank
Eesthat
Messrs
B.and
M. Boyd
Lothbury
New
Rugby School
Arnold
George Harris
Rugby
Batore
George Til
Rogby
Church of Land
University of Oxford
Cambridge
van School
Summer Assizes 1642 Dates by Circuit and County
Crown Office lists the Summer Assizes schedule for 1642 by circuit. Durham on July 9, Newcastle July 14, Appleby July 23, York August 13, with many other counties and towns across Oxford, Home, Midland, Norfolk, and Western circuits beginning in early July and running into August. It records the presiding judges and locations including Abingdon, Oxford, Worcester, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Monmouth, Gloucester, Hertford, Maidstone, Lewes, Guildford, Northampton, Lincoln, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Coventry, Warwick, and Bristol among others.
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Northern
Lord Droman
Justice Maule
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Cumberland
St Carliale
Westforeland
Appleby
Lancashire
St Lancaster
Liveryehehtre
Setarday
York
Hereford
Mooncithshire
Monmouthshire
Gloucester
City of Gloucester
Lord Abinger
Justice Coltman
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Enix
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Susex
Thoreday
Betbyshire
Derby
Leicester
City of Coventry
Coventry
Warwickshire
Warwick
Norfolk
Baron Alderson
Justice Williamsinghamshire
Buckingham
Aeonshire
Bedford
Aption Soushire
Saturn
Hantingdon
Cambridge
Norwich
Exeter
Brecer
Newtown
Dolgelly
Carnareenshire
Gatard
Angiewy
Beaumaris
Bire
Rathie
Mold
Daly
Carmarthen
Itaver Fordust
Cardigan
Radnorgh
Brecon
Chabine Sansone
Presteign
Chester
House of Commons business and notices of motions
The session lists orders of the day including colonial and Irish bills, various committee stages, and notices of motions by Lords and MPs. The record notes debates on Poor Law Amendment, Customs, and Municipal Corporations with names such as Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Ferrand among others. A separate item reports a street death and health notices, a new pier opening at Blackwall, and various parliamentary communications and private notices from June 1842.
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New South Wales
Rivers
Ireland
Municipal Corporations
Robert Peel
Earl of Lincoln
London Bridge
Fuund
Ferrand
Pope-law Commission
Board of Guardians
Settle Untes
Bowring
Sfate
Wade
Ian Ek
Preto
T. Danrembe
Rous
Thomas Duncombe
Jervis
Her Majesty's Treasury
Wakley
Colonel Sibthorp
Escott
Redhead Yorke
Tarver
Colvile
Stuart Wo
Arkwright
Charles Napier
Beckett
Borthwick
John Chetwode
Ailix
John Russell
Cowper
Scholefield
Lord Boot
Richard Hodgson
Viscount Sandon
Labouchere
Canada
Naval Intelligence update from Atlantic station and dispatches
The latest naval intelligence notes several ships sailing for Constantinople and various routes, with the Thanderer and other vessels set to Gibraltar or the GoodHope area. It lists ships on station around Jamaica Bermuda Barbados and Halifax, with appointments, promotions, and fittings for West Indies, Weymouth, and Canada patrols.
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Formidable
Alta
Bone
Imprgzabie
Port
Queen
Howe
Ceylon
Impregnable
Calcutra
Vanguard
Cambridage
Vernon
Magiscienne
Snake
Steangrs
Preeni
Eie
Elentenant
C. J. Featherstone
North America
Sir C. Adam
Bellse
Voluge
W. Dickson
Rover
Keele
Jamaica
Tweed
Douglas
Ramsay
Honduras
C Elliot
Halifax
Vidal
Asores
Vestal
J. Parker
West Indies
Charles Metcalfe
Avon
Henry Byng
West India Station
Byog
Magnificent
Ceene
Seringapatam
Marquis of Hastings
St. Vincent
Victory
Excellent
Royal George
Albatroes
Satellite
Pigue
Echo
RB. H. Fleming
Weymouth
H. Davis
W. Mortley
D. M'Kensle
Dublin
W. P. Crozier
Sydenham
Iskee
Canada
R. A. E. Scott
H. W. Hire
B. Byng
James A. Stevens
J Dunbar
C. J. Brickdale
Royal Naval College
Protests and naval innovations in a crowded port news item
The issue includes a protest against a third reading of an income tax bill citing its odious nature and wartime use concerns, followed by a detailed report of the Penelope frigate being cut in half at Chatham to become a steamer, amid public spectators and official observers. It covers related industrial reactions, employment distress in Nottingham and Paisley, and a broad roundup of scientific and public notices from Manchester and beyond.
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Penelope
Chatham
T. Cory
Admiralty
W. Symonds
R Brandeth
Navy
Shiriff
Fincham
Anh
Hampshire
Nottingham Journal
Britain
Robert Longman
Michael Hanlon
Robert Welch
Seaman
Broderip
Thames
Plymouth
Liverpool
Ancona
Newgate
Relief Committee
London
Naw
Twistleton
Edinick
Bandon
Courtmastery
Scott
Coast Guard
Limerick
Cathedian
Haymarket
Stephen John Leopard—O‘neill
Sage
Tleman
South of
Ireland
Statistics of Manchester mills and spinners described
A summary of five tables reports 19 cotton mills in Manchester spinning large yarns with 037 spinners, aided by 3,288 child workers. Spinners average 32 years, worked about 22 years 10 months. Absenteeism 24 days per year, 74 percent considered in good condition, injuries cited from machinery.
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Sarlsce
John Davies
Fonce
Brodie
Gloucestershire
Sxcron
Strickland
Asia
John Robertson
Dan
Catlow
Ntleworth
Manchester
Mewnesh
Opera uproar over Persiani illness and Beatrice substitute
A London audience roared at a late change of program when Madame Persiani fell ill on June 25 1842 and Beatrice di Tenda was named as substitute Beatrice Frezzolini failed to sing and the ballet opened early The lessee Mr Lumley faced questions about the delay while M Laurent spoke French and Robiny offered to sing and address the crowd but was ignored The uproar subsided after Lumley promised tickets for another evening and the opera was not performed
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Spicer Street
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New Town
England
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Mincvar
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Che Miste
L’averesse
East India Company
Apothecaries’ Hall
London
Mesors
Arnold and
Tarver
Ancresse
Wxbour
Usta
Ame
Perth
Madame Persiani
Janzs Wanvzer
M.D
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Beatrice di Tenda
Madame Frezxolini
Lox
Lumley
Laurent
M. Laurent
Robiny
Vinto
Lamley
Lumiey
Lomiey
Rosie St
Hudinl
Peslani
Prima Dencra
Prima Deane
Batlteesms
Beatrice di Tende
Dice
Beatrice
Niger Association in London Reflects on Public Interest
The piece laments waning support for the Niger Association, noting absence of Prince Albert and Lord John Russell, while Sir F Buxton’s letters and annual report show perseverance. It critiques funding reliance on public money and questions the group’s future amid calls for restraint.
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R. Peel
J. Russell
Faistan
F. Buxton
Niger Association
Boric
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Spettater
Einiet - Mistaxas
Beigne Yin
Waltey
Dudley Arms
Barrow-read
Mary Pearce
Willian Pearce
Thed Beabead
Edward's
Seyrpour
Etreet
Pinea
Bayswater
Paddington
Aly li
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