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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 27, 1842

Page

1

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Bran Horr 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.

Cates 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

Portsart Sixx-weawine Duchess of Kent Spicer Street Miles New Town England Cochrane Mincvar Royal Court Guernsey Messrs. Arnold and Turner 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.

Prince Albert R. Peel J. Russell Faistan F. Buxton Niger Association Boric St Exeter 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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