Contract for Welsh Coals for Deptford and Canada Company notice
A public notice details a contract offer by the Admiralty for handpicked Welsh coal deliveries to Victualling Stores with March treaty day and staged delivery through August. It also reports a Canada Company general court of proprietors on March Sath for deputy governor directors and an auditor, with a 3001 bond requirement and a one to four o clock ballot window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deptford
Department of the Comptroller
Somerset-place
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Llangenneck
Ofice
Secretary of the Admiralty
Somerset
Anada Company
Canada House
St. Helen’s Piece
The
Canada Company
St. Helen’s Place
James Gooden
John Perry
Renewable term insurance and hair care products ad
Notices detail renewable term life insurance options offered by the Asylum with age indexed rates and payment plans, plus foreign military cover. Also promoted are Rowland Macassar Oil and James's Powder with dealer details, prices, and cautions on counterfeit products.
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Ccouuw Noes
Rowland
A. Rowland
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills Adverts London 1841
Testimonial from Mr. Sohn Cosher praising Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills for gout rheumatism and lumbago. Claims rapid relief within hours and possibility to cure long standing rheumatic conditions with one box. Sold by Thomas Prout 229 Strand London and distributors nationwide at seven shillings nine pence per box.
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Prout
Strand
London
Beaconsfield
Elair
Butler
Ae “Sohn Cosher
Lombago
Rae Bold
Thomas Prout
United Kingdom
Blair
Bills to reform the appellate judiciary in Lords
Lord Campbell introduces three bills to unify appeals in the House of Lords and Privy Council. He urges a single tribunal for last resort appeals while allowing crown proclamations during prorogation for judicial sessions. Supporters tout efficiency gains and reduced costs, while opponents warn against sweeping changes and preserve Privy Council authority.
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House OF Lords
Turapay
Mar
Earl of Rosebery
Stirling
Duke of Richmond
London
Lord Brougham
Renfrew
Duke of
Chaboery
Aglaod
Judicial Committee
Privy Council
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
Court of Admiralty
Lord Campbell
Court of Chancery
Master of
Philip
Lanacy
Lord Lyndhurst
Bear
Lord Lyndbarss
House of Commons Proceedings on Standing Orders and Bills
The Speaker took the chair at four. Debate covered the second report of the Standing Orders committee and the Stanhope and Tyne Railway Bill. Petitions from Meath grand jury sought Irish agriculture protection and masters’ examination before command. Sixty five corn law repeal petitions were presented, many from Manchester. Measures of Finance discussed as to timing of a commercial statement following resolutions on corn.
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House OF Commons
Tuaspar
Marca
Estcourt
Col. Taylore
Meath
Stansfield
C. Napier
Manchester
G. Clerk
Lord Monteagle
Commissioners of Inquiry
Blewitt
Exchequer
Wallace
Baronet
R. Peel
Prison Reform Debate Examines Prison Diet and Punishment
Mr Duncombe urges parliamentary committee oversight on prisons and calls for uniform diet, stricter religious instruction, and fair treatment. He cites rising crime, poor conditions in Manchester and Cambridge jails, abuse in solitary confinement, and unequal punishments across districts, urging inspectors’ reports to guide reform.
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Committee of Supply
Bawes
Inglis
T. Duncombe
Corretion
Wales
Bate
House of Lords
Captain Williams
Manchester
Cambridgeshire
E University
University of Cambridge
Exeter
Newcastle
Worcester
Bedford House of Correction
Pennsylvania
New York
Duncombe
Mr. Duncombe
Wm. Griffiths
Bath
Wakefield House of Correction
John Riley
Home Office
Salford
M*carthy
Williame
Swaffham
Warwickshire
John B
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Ksylum Foreign and Domestic Life
Babel In
Waterloo-place
the Flonourable Masar
James Law Li Een G
C. TW. Wales
Edmund Ferrera
Thomas Fann Kan
J. Clarmont Whiteman
Foster Raynolds
William Pratt
George Falmer
Jon Pat G. Farren
Bac
Char Ferguson
M.D
J. Forbes
Oldington-strest
Mayo
Hanover-aquare
T. Cohen
F.R.S
George-street
Away
Esq
Wellington-street
GEO, Faearen
Ilver Tea Services
A. B. Savory and Sons
Lilversmiths
Cornhill
Bank of England
James
College of Physicians
Philosophical Transactions
College
Imperial Parliament
Karl Lyndhurst
Westminster Hall
Lord Cottenha del
Lord Cottenham
Privy Counci
Henwe Cottenham
Lord Brouzham
Arches Court
Admiralty
East Indies
Duke of Buccleuch
Itan
Snk -Been
England
James Graham
Bute
Berks
Bedford
Cornwall
Carnarvon
Cardigan
Chester
Devon
Dorset
Gloucester
Hants
Hereford
Kent
Lancaster
Leicester
Lincoln
Middlewx
Northampton
Norfolk
Oxford
Pembroke
Surrey
Bustex
Salop
Suffolk
Wilts
Yorkshire
J. Graham
Sir B. Peel
Prisog
Paming
Gentienan
Edders
Ton
Lambeth
Ins
Secretary of State
Yittting
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