Foreigner seeks support for tutoring and loans in London
An English appeal narrates the plight of a 45 year old foreigner with two children who ran a respectable West End establishment but now seeks small loans or tuition work in French and Spanish. References for character and security are offered to Mr Richards at 8 St Martins Lane.
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Lawrence
Whitehall-ptace
Oyal
E&r
Dean-street
Curtis
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Gloucester
Soho-square
Royal Dispensary
Froyal
Westminster Infirmary
Royal Westminster Infirmary
Duke of Wellington
Ona o'Llock
London
Mocers
A. F. Haldimand and Sons
London Gazette
Gantlemen
Molteke
Addrew
Richards
Martin
Lanc. Ee
Joseph Mitchell
Collingwood-street
Chelsea
Queen’s Row
Chelea
J. Wild
Mary-le-bone-street
Golden-square
P. Kruse
Old Swan Wharf
W. Booth
Duke-street
Manchester-square
Messrs. Taylor and Green
Printess
Old Bailey
Liverpool
Commons
Mr. Brogden
Viscount Belgrave
Wharton
Lord Edward Somerset
Ireland
Canada Company
J. Hinde
Equitable Loan Bank Company
Earl of Darnley
Mediterranean
Earl of Liverpool
Marquis of Lansdown
Gloucestershire
Lord Melville
Earl of Mar
Earl Bathurst
Ertenence Chapel
South Gas Light
Lord Holland
Law
Bishop Burnet
Lord Somers
Lord Hardwick
Sir S. Romilly
Scotland
Rions
Ar Hey Donieo
Melville
Scotand
Chan
Henry the Eighth
Lord Perceval
Hers
Burnet
Dee Pan Conaral Webarsiog
Cicero
Charles York
France
Lord Colchester
Lord Hardwicke
Earl of Roseberry
Colchester
Holland
Roseberry
Baron Hume
S. Romilly
Baron Holland
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England
Cholinsehete
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J. Smith
Dublin
Armagh
Trevor
Kilmeinham
Raying
Goulb RN
Oulburn
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Abercrombie
Mr. Coife
Pert
Jay
Omeg
Hutchinson
Cpile
Debates on Warehousing Bill and Naturalization Reform
Long Lords debates on the Warehouse Corn Bill and related measures. Petition debates on Catholic relief, naturalization by oath, and forfeiture of blood. Lord Holland leads a key reform, with Colchester and Roseberry opposing, others urging justice and modernization amid Union-era constraints.
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County of
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Great
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Commission On Private Charities
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