Triumphant ships sailings and public notices in London
Shipping notes show the Triumph leaving London for Bombay in July with an onboard surgeon, and the Lady Raffles sailing from Blackwall in June for passenger embarkation. Also listed are art gallery openings, a gas company directors’ election at Crown and Anchor, and Irish property auction notices with Bishop's Court lands and the Oughterard manor in Kildare featured.
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Bombay
Triumph
Thomas Green
West Tudin
London
Robert Green
Cornhill
Lady Raffles
Asi Tans
William Tucker
Blackwall
Portstoud
John Pirie and Co
Freeman’s Court
Icelot Atomimlid Dmard
Pall-Mall
William Barnard
Regent’s Park
St. Pete's Church
Rome
Thiers
France
Deptford
Portrane Cooperage
Bank of England
GAS Light and Coke Company
Ares Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Strand
Middlesex
King George 10
Whrch
Court of Directors
Richard Gade
Beeaee Ee eBay
GAS Light and Core Company
Efflux
Crown and Anchor
Bateman
John Sloper
George Green
Bridge-street
Frederick Pousonby
John Lod F . Ponsonby
Poe Court of Chancery
Ireland
King’s Fun Quay
Dublin
Bishop's Couilt
Salt and
Naas
Kildare
Oughterard
Salt
William Brabazon
Ponsonby
Anoum
Beare
Wellingtoneus
Robert Miffer
Henrietta-street
Messrs
Walker and Grant
Argyll-street
John Wilcox Osborne
Cropthor
Chadwick
Bromsgrove
Kington
Cropthorne
Worcester
Cheltenham
John Wilcox
Joy Wilcox
Thomas Burton
William Cales
Willian Wilcox
Mary Burton
M Ag
High Court of Chancery
Osborne
Gifin Wilson
John Wilccox
William Coles
Restaror
Mather
Tuomas Burton
William Witcux
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Moor Hall
Warwick
William Wilcox
Stretton-upon-Dransmore
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Lendon
Sackville-street
Princes-street
Edinburgh
Messrs. Butler
Tove
Creasy
Old Ship Tavern
Brighton
Edward Dean
Kaye
Newhaven
Tevernas
Bridge Inn
White Horse Tavern
Britannia Inn
Anchor
Singmer Green
Denton
Telscombe
Piddinioe
Brighton and
Hicketend
Bridge Inn, Newhavens
Palmer
Bedfordrow, Landonz
Nevers
Firner and Hill
Woingar
Lewes
Plage
Sale
North-street
Brightoy
Triumph of Westminster Purity of Election at Crown and Anchor
A Westminster anniversary gathering for Sir Francis Burdett drew Hunt, Cobbett, O Connell, Hobhouse, and Nugent. Heated exchanges over parliamentary reform, Irish disfranchisement, and Catholic relief peppered the evening, ending with O Connell praising emancipation and Cobbett exiting amid boos.
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F. Burdett
City of Westminster
Crown and Anchor
Strand
O’cluock
Hunt
French
Cobbett
Jack Lawless
Mr. O'Connell
Great O
Slawants
Mr. Hole House
D. W. Harvey
Hosuousy
Francis Burdett
Commons
House of Commons
Mr. Hosnoose
Westminster
Patie
Sir Francis Bardett
Mr. Hebhouse
Ireland
Sir Francis Burdett
Mr. Hobhouse
Name House
Bonegrabber
Paine
Mr. Sturch
Burdett
Baronet
Bardett
Bartlett
Mr. O’connell
Mr. Cobbett
Mr. Cubbett
Blone
HopHouse
Hassousg
Francis Bannett
Henry Halford
Francip
St. Jamen’s Place
Jones Burpatt
A. Dawson
John Cam Hobhouse
Wesatmineter
G. Lamb
Swith
Lord Cochrane
Bear
Mr. French
Huot
Goorness
Sir F. Burdett
Mr. Hobhone
Collegue
W. Stuart
M. Fitzgerald
J. Newport
Mr. Hunt
Tsay
Surgeon’s Hall
F Cobbdett
Lord Nove Ent
Mr. Honst
Lord Nucent
Cossett
Hobhouse
Middlesex
Heaney
Don
Rman
Court of Justice
Creanf
Tom Maine
Westminster Abbey
Daniel O'Connell
O’connell
East India Company
Lord Nugent
Aylesbury
Frence
Mosck
Reading
Monck
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Latish Vier
Francie Bartlett
Thase
Genteman
Honsgea
F. Bartlett
Tom Paine