Notice of Admiralty tender and Indian mails setup
Department announces Tuesday next for tenders to supply bags and patterns, with details at the Office. Tender must be delivered to the Secretary of the Admiralty in writing, two sureties, and left corner marked Tender for Bags. Also notes Royal Mail steamship sailings from St Katherine's Wharf with sailings on March 30 and April 1910 to Barbados and West Indies, plus passenger accommodations and offices listed.
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Pee gomersa-Disve
Meme
Royal Mail
Southampton
Felmouth
Barbaios
Ugad
Madeira
Havannah
Nassau
Savannah
Charleston
New York
Helifax
Snd
South America
Fansma
Baildy
Winchester Buildines
Geil
St. Katherine’s
Royal William
Royal Victoria
Loyal William
Blossometon
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
Haymarket
Lombard-Street
Leith
Wlangow Wharf
Joseph Adams
ON Life Office
Cornhill
Law Life Office
Teg
Sow Life
San Life
San Fire
Craig’s Court
Welbeckestrest
Cavendish Square
London
Oval Exchange Assurance Corporation
Proposed alteration in the timber duties at Sunderland
A public meeting in Sunderland convened by Mayor Sir Hedworth Williamson debated Sir Robert Peel's timber duties proposal. Speakers including merchant Jean Steyce and shipowner Hamptner pressed against changes, urging gradual reform and warning of harm to British shipping. a motion to condemn the ministerial plan was defeated, with an amendment rejecting interference carried. The session ended with thanks to the chair.
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Sunderland
Exchange
Hedworth Williamson
Heowoarg Willameon
Jean Steyce
Wear
Rollet Peel
House of Commons
Poulett Thomson
The
of Trad
Hubert Peel
Liverpool
Board of Trade
BAE Secsesencesssasers
SLO
Creesvere
Spence
Lonig
Srzace
Cuanteron
G. Stozzi
Glasgow
America
Hear
H. Tamner
Baltic
Loudeneera
Canadas
Robert Peel
Canada
Wu. Ono
J. J. Waiaur
Sir B. Peel
Janes Harteey
Spewce
Tanner
Mazon
The changing commerce between Britain Europe and the United States
A detailed reflection on rising protectionism in the United States, its bipartisan support in the North and Midwest, Southern resistance, and the impact of tariffs on cotton, industry, and trade with Britain, France, and India. It weighs export surpluses, debt, and the potential shift toward home manufactures amid global market pressures.
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Great Britain
Europe
United States
England
France
Mississppi
Indiana
Illinoia
Atlantic
America
Congress
Pennsylvania
Middles
Savannah
South
India
Boston
Salem
Massachusetts
British East Indies
Asia
Bombay
Calcutta
Walla
Committee of Manufactures
Clay
Kentucky
Senate
Lovoice
Paris
Thuett
Bialth
Gouth
Peta
Wright
Newarks End
Ifl
Tabacco
Eer
Asa Trelant Biiteio
Ireland
Brerss
Guiana
Morriarty 1 New York Interments Week Totals
In New York during the first week 161 interments were recorded with 39 men 42 women 155 boys and 45 girls. Causes included apoplexy cancer consumption croup delirium tremens and scarlet fever among others. Natives of the United States Ireland and Germany are listed.
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Morratiy
New York
Pes States
Ireland
Germany
New Fork Hi
Germanys Catholic Question Divides Chamber After Bishop Vote
The article reviews parliamentary friction over Catholic interests in Germany, noting a Bishop of Rotenburg motion defeated 76 to 9 with 16 Catholics in the majority. It discusses priest complaints, mixed marriages blessings, Protestant defenses of laity, and the broader impact on Germanys political landscape amid foreign trade tensions and regional disturbances, including Bucharest.
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Ae ; Beurtemberg
Rotenburg
Veryes
Ongrafers
Germany
Cologne
Zollverein
Hamburg
Holland
Great Britain
Pyateus
Bescot
Aga Peemiam
Hungary
Iies
Odessa
Bucharest
Ghika
Ambitious Greek Envoy in Constantinople Controversy
In Constantinople the Greek envoy faces a wary Turkish reception amid Allied efforts to nominate Eumer Pasha. Reports describe negotiations over Syria and indicated authorities grant full power to act, with tensions rising around the role of a viceroy and the broader administration.
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Constantinople
Marcu
Coerespordes
NASA
Dio
Afaira
Satiox
Effendi
Stratford
Combes A. A
Eumer Pasha
Ely
Bern
Sytia
Pacsa
Sarshal
Stuynnz
Pepess
Ulayia
Bere
Ciety
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William Tetlow Hibbert
Lancelot Holland
Dea Gunis Lochner
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John Wm. Lubbock
Charles John Manting
J.T. Uegeste
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Edward Howls Elmer
John Henry Pelly
Ie Robinson
Samuel Scott
William Soltau
Robert Thorley
Octavius Wigram
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A. B. Savory and Sons
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John Henery
A.M. Thomes Horst
Paul
E. L. Bolwer
Riensi
Viola
Literary Gazette
Enxminer
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ADPIT
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Rome
Julia Maynard
Erona
Eden Lowther
Ar Aly
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Eton
River Hill
George Stanley
Davis
Dublin
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Ban Jonson
Willias Drummond
Midawe Bentajec
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Mr. Jobson
Jesu Paul Richier
Lord Tischerton
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Paisley
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Mary Anne
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