Henry L Cooper Furnishings at Bishopsgate Street Window
A London notice advertises Henry L Cooper 93 Bishopsgate Street Within offering upholstery and cabinet goods. It lists mattresses curtains carpets and chandlery plus house agency, sales, and rent collection. Auctions by Christie include rare books drawings and a library. wine and property sales also announced with dates and venues.
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Henry L. Cooper
Bishopsgate-Street
Kidderminster
Ex Cooper
SS. Bishopgate-street
London
Christie
King-street
St. James’s Square
Rey
Dex Mensive
Kemble
Carter
S Gogh
Dugdale
L. P. Houbraken
Vertues
Stafford Gallery
St. Edmund the Martyr
Ate Pha
Kingestreet
St James’s Square
Cosway
Beadlay
Amour
Cains
Roe
St. James's Square
Tolow
Boos
Caxton
Warwickshire
Osmerod
Cheshire
Morant
Lodge
Artra
Westallty
Regent's
Syrristie
St. James's-square
Apg Weil
Johannesberg
Lockheim
Jamaica
Pith Street
Tothill-stree
Westminsters
Thynne
Garraway
Brian Arch
Rose and Crown
St. James's Park
Toshill-street
Darmouth-street
Mesurs
Wanroit
Metcalfe
Lincol's
Pearce
Burgh and County Appointments and Insolvency Notices
Crown Office issues appointments to Parliament and militia posts with entries for Kilkenny and St Ives. Insolvency declarations cover Willian Sloman Wilson and several bankrupts with surrender dates and legal firms in Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, and London districts.
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Kilkenny
John Doherty
Ireland
St. Ives
Charles Arbuthnant
Whitehall-place
Middlesex
Woodford Kettering
Northampton
Christopher Hawkins, Bart
Chiltern
Office of Ordnance
Flest
Richard Say Arnstrong
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Henry Allen Omemaneéy
Armstrong
Huntingdon
John Taylor Walker
Coupland
W. T
Liverpool
Radcliffe and Duncan
Freer
Thomas
High-street
Shoreditch
Basinghall-street
Bennett
John
Melkslam
Wiltshire
Bristol
BourtoltHon
Bread-street
Cheapside
Bevan
Brittan
Brown
George
Crown
George Grimes
Jackson
Edwin
Carbrook
Stayley-bridge
Cheshire
Calico-Printers
White’s Hotel
Manchester
Atkinson
Makinson
Sanders
Temple
Marling
Lancaster
White
Lincoln’s Law
Old-buildings
Short
Horseman
Brietel
Hackney
Lincol’s bin
Old Squares
Hartley
Lightfoot
John Jackson
Raisbeck
Wilbon
Paber
Stockton
Hart
West Ham
Essex
Lewis
Thomias Chiney
Charles
High Holborn
Marshman
Benjamin
Casle-stovet
Leicester-square
Martin
Bayley
Peter
Somersethire
Draper
Brighton
Thowas
Paine
Thowas Doughty
Downham Market
Norfolk
Cambridge
Drinkwater
Willian
Royal Hotel
Goodman
Humphrey
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Hartlebery
Worcesshire
Grimshaw
Joba
Harrison
Willa Brown
Clarendon Rooms
Lafone
Samuel
Toxteth Park
Clarendon Road
Plough
Cheltenham
Shaw
Wilson
Wellenborough
Ralph
Northamptonshire
Hind Inn
Bigg
Viomus
Cooper
Willian Henderson
Cannon-row
Westminster
Ellis
Petitions on Catholic Emancipation and Test Acts Heard
Lords heard petitions from Oldfield Chapel parishioners in Yorkshire and Shropshire seeking repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. A Roman Catholic Ireland petition on the Sub letting Act was noted as signed, with supportive comment on the Act's aims. Other Catholic petitions from Mayo were presented. A message was moved to obtain the crime inquiry report from the Commons. The House adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Lord Dundas
Oldfield Chapel
Yorkshire
Whitchurch
Llangalin
Shropshire
Lord King
Ireland
Lord Clifden
Aghadoe
Mayo
Rd Weynham
House of Commons
J. Brown
Kerry
Tralee
Moore
Dublin
England
Mount Mellica
Queen's County
Mallow
London
J. Grattan
General Gascoyne
J. Newport
Emigration Debate in House of Commons on Ireland and Britain
Mr Horton outlines three motions on emigration policy, urging consideration of reports from 1826 and 1827. He argues for voluntary relocation of Ireland's redundant labor force to British North America, with repayment plans and evidence from committees and witnesses. He cites Cockburn’s report and settlers’ experiences to support potential economic benefits and self-sufficiency.
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A. Campbell
Glasgow and
Hibernian Protestant
Wilmot Horton
Glasgow
Colonial Department
Cockburn
England
Enyglaas
Ireland
Cork
Canada
Robinson
Scotland
Labeus
Psetention
North America
United
Fainy
North
Amera
Calcatus Witneses
Cabnel Cockourn
Adoaral
Tio
Maat
Aaerica
Moses
Lanark
Cockburs
Morrisyn
Martini
Pei
Calomlockbari
Huonourabie Menbers
United States
Colonel Talbot
Port Talbot
Lake Evie
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Great Marlborough-street
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Westnorland
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Red Lion-square
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The
London Gazette
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Canson-street-road
Master Mariner
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Ashley
LEACH
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Oliver
Greenwood
Pringle
Jun
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