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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1842

Page

1

Admiralty Tender for Seamen's Clothing and Warehouse Sale

Government tender notices invite bids on blue cloths for jackets and trousers and horn buttons for victualling stores at Deptford with minimum quantities and security. A separate sale lists home consumption goods including carpets, furniture, silk, watches, and exports, with viewing dates at Queen's Warehouse and associated docks in London, and conditions on delivery and payment.

Somerset United Kingdom of Great Her Deptford CeErox House London Commissioners of Her Majesty's Customs Mincingdane Queen’s Warehouse Custom-house Thames-street West India St. Katherine Hatherhithe

An aged advertisement on colonial banking services

ANK of BRITISH NORTH AMERICA incorporated by Royal Charter proposes drafts and letters of credit for colonies and New York agents. It offers mortgage money at 3 percent on approved plans via London office or Bath address.

ANK British North America London Helen’s Place Bishopegete-street Coslonies Toronto Kingaston Brontreal Quebec Canada St. John and Frederickton New Brunswick Halifax Nova Scotia St. John's Newfoundland New York Prime Ward Provincial Bank of Ireland National Bank of Scotland Manchester and Liverpool John James Coward Lansdown-crescent Bath E. L. Bulwer Dinburgh Lodge Mr. Lodge Lord B

Private Bills and Controversies in the Imperial Parliament

The House of Commons debated private bills including Saundersfoot Railway and Liverpool paving, Bristol boundary and Staleybridge gas bills. Income tax on pensions was discussed with Sir Robert Peel asserting reductions. Caledonian Canal committee timing was set. Angled questions on manufacturer charges, copyright in designs and debates over a proposed marriage bill followed with various MPs opposing or supporting the measures.

House OF Commons Wepnegapar Saundersfoot Liverpool Bristol Staleybridge A. Smith Hitcheo Rt. Villiers M. Gibson Baronet Peel Mr. Ricardo R. Peel Caledonian Canal Ellis Villiers Kearesborough Yorkshire Cobden Knaresborough Ferrand Stockport Stuart Wortley Lord Howick West Riding Fernand C. Villiers E. Tennent France England Bir. P. Thomson Asid Williams Common High Road Court of Chancery Hleman F. Egerton Calico Printing Lancashire Manchester Sheil BR. Peel Scotland Belfast Ireland Potter United Kingdom London Bowring M. Philips British Museum Fitzroy Morrison J. Heathcote Brotherton Henley Nee Gladstone Bolton Lord Mahon Campbell Gregg Milman Lockhart Ward Lady Barkan Cunningham F. Palgrave Doctor Young Professor Wilson Messrs. Longman Murray Mestre Hansard Spottiswoode Finsbury Wakley Hoo Mr. Wakley Hear Macaulay Marmbers P. Borthwice University of Oxford Borthwick Mr. Borthwick Church of Rome House Mr. Curteis Dublin Pusey Hood Oxford C. Buller House of Lords

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