Victualling Office Seeks Coopers for Deptford Supplies in June
The Victualling Commissioners announce sealed tenders on June 19 for Coopers and Coopers Tools contracts at Deptford for twelve months with renewal on three months’ notice. Bids must state price in words and be delivered before 1 pm. The works commence July for Cooper’s and September for Tools with pattern samples available on application. The event is supervised by Renald M. Waller Clifton.
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O'Reilly
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Calcutta
Lords hear bills and petitions in quiet session
House proceedings include reading amendments to the Surrey Coal-meters Bill and the Election Trials Act Consolidation Bill, private bills first time, and notices on bull-baiting, slavery abolition, Catholic Emancipation, and parochial settlement. Returns on wheat prices and petitions for peerage, with adjournment for recess.
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Edinburgh
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Mold
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Ireland
Downing-street
Weir
Ion
Waka
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Parliament Debates petitions on slavery and legal reforms
Lords approve Surrey Coal Meters Bill amendments. Petitions against Negro Slavery and Catholic concessions discussed. Hindoo jurors petition urges grand jury eligibility. Ashbury to consider repeal. Bills on civil list pensions, hotel licenses, hackney coach reforms, and electors registration outlined with committee prospects.
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Davenport
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Londonderry
O'Brien
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Hackney Coach
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Abbott
Gower-street
Bedford-square
Bulmore
Tower-street
Tower-hill
Capt. Williams
Charles J. Gerse
North Buildings
Robert Ponsonby Staples
Hackney Coach Office
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