Bond and Dock scheme listed for London Thames Haven project
A mid 1800s notice outlines bonds, dividends, and registration details for a Thames Haven Dock and an associated railway plan near London. It describes land purchases, share issuance, and benefits to steam navigation, cargo handling, and passenger travel, with offices in Poultry and Spring Gardens, and names agents and solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilian
Siren
Rosales
I Rosales
Agenta
Medes ‘George and
James Brown
Eames Haven
Sid
Spazall
London Bridge
Thames Haven
London
Ostend
Hay
Southampton
Southend
Herne 3
Bay
Margate
Ramsgate
Thatés Haven
Eastern Counties
Romford
Megsras Lyon
Barnes and Elhie
Springgardens
Stephen
Burt- Ashdred
Renhy Ambinck
Strange Life Assurance and Trust Institution Ad
A dense historical advertisement notes the Burch of England life and fire as well as large capital sums and agents. It lists bishops and solicitors and urges inquiries at King William Street. It also reports creditors of John Harper and a plate of silverware prices and a Metropolitan advertising facility in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qmills
Mills and CO
Tinceleahins
Krechold
Josephold Pacates
Morley
Suncmnes
Acaignees
Gon
Ublic Varia
Abi Bart Ios
Gainsborough
Ob Tuesany
Haxey
Owston
Sant
Aries Barratt
Joseph Toft
South Forthy
John Chapusne
Thornton Curtis
Jas. Clark
New Broad-street-court
London
Wilmaley
Karihtoy
Parkin
Chancery-limm
Py Holgete
Brigg
R. Brown
Bolmtey
Bartot
Solomons
B&wen
Anthony Carlisle
Barn
Saville Row
Janes E. Asters
Burling
Twits Tendon Hospital
Helter
Saa
New Broad -Street
C. J
T. Conquest
Coulee Fag
Olden
Et Pineal Tees Coadty Hospital
John Tiwrente
Richard Middlemore
Templerows
Birmingham
Jobe
Soden
Bytherab
Tweedy
John Todd
Bags
Grand’ Parade
Brighton
Andraweee, Esq
Old Breyne
F. Seabydok
Eag
Eye Infirmary
A. Martin
Rochester
Fenoal Newson
M.R.C.B
Hettalfey
Kent
Canterbury Hospital
Noe
Esq
Botea Bag
Goal
Bre Tstirmary
Sam
Praveen’ Halse
Prussia
Berlin
Profesor Kroysi
Physeiae
Saxony
Dresden
Refa Stors Clandcend
Ubl
Deiter
Aie
Bchmeisser
Hambur
Ae M'Donnell
M.D
Selfast
Frélénd
Bond Tole
Cork
de Tl Maex
Waterford
Gore
Limerick
Bolomons
Boadvatrest Nly
Ireland
Pete Ae Gray
Burch of
England
Grace Dake
Bocolduod
Queensberry
Worcester
Oxford
Gloucester
Bristol
David's
Chichester
Ray
Jamaics
King
Wiliam-street
City
Enjamin
Jackson
METRO
Politan
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Avertisamdhis
Simllar
Literpos
Willigm-atreet
Bank of England
Albemarle-streat
Piccadilly
York
Ee Ee Aperor
Queen of Hanover
Augusta
Sophia
Eaterbury
Mary Sod Rosa
Duchess of
Bedford
Archbishop of Canterbury
Devonshire
Manchester
Messia
Messrs. Solomons
Great Britain
Volvo
Alarem
Dreaq
Ibemarle-street
King Willem-street
Barsas
Valencia
Pedro Peres
Academy of San Carlos
Figaro
Espartero
Galloway
Solway
Wmyries
Baron Rothschild
Duke of Grafton
Creslow
Royal Hant Club
Arthur Nugent Buckeridge
Kennerleigh
John Kirk- Dess
Crediton
Richard Backmore
Charles
Southmolton
Henry Vivian
Richard Blackmore
Combmartin
Thomas Young
Salcombe
Robert Lane
Douglas Macdonald
West Allington — Western Seminary
Opposing the New Poor Law and Reform Act Opines
A long letter to Huddersfield’s editor argues against the New Poor Law Amendment Act and reform measures. The author defends traditional constitutional order, warns of centralization and rural police, and urges protection of the poor’s rights through Christian principles and Parliament’s duties.
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THE
Halifar qwaRdian
Sra
HuddersAnd
Yorkshire
Aires
England
Budderafield
Bob
Pope Theawe Ciattles
Brunswick
Thas
Poperys
Popery iv
Ple
Reformed Parliament
Reform Ministry
Earl of Eldon
Thomas Ruggles
Roggles
The Redefinition of Freedom and the Threat of an Army
A Victorian political tirade condemns a corrupt administration and warns that a standing army would destroy English liberty. Lord John Russell’s warning about military influence is echoed, urging reform to prevent the police and corrupt senators from weaponizing power. The piece ends with a call to public vigilance and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Riding
Freedom of
England
House of Cominions
Lord John Russell
Westminster
House of Commons
House of Peers
London
John Russell
Victoria
Cura
John Somach
Emir Beschir and English influence in Libanus analysis
The Debats recounts Emir Beschir as a 985 year old ruler of Mount Lebanon, Moslem and Christian loyalties shifting with events. It argues Britain uses Francis Ghazta as New power, cites Mehemet Ali era massacres, and suggests Beschir’s removal signals English strategic success in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beschir
Libanos
Chan
Sherif
Haus Ran
Drases
Egypt
Mehemet Ali
Francis Ghazta
Emr
Francis Ghasin
Syria
Engsb
India
East India Company
Afghanistan
Shah Sanja-Oui- Moulk
Dost Mohammed
West of
Indies
England
Persia
Bagdad
Theraf
Emir Beschir
Libanus
Francis Gousin
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High Court of Chancery
Catiacs
Blyth
Ashere
Bird
Harper and Others
John Harper
Ace
Hdgeware-roat
Middlesex
Eng
Greppford
Edgeward
Kennyl
Asme
Farmar End
Milk
Ryelang
Lion-square
Holborn
Wees
Savory and Sons
Cornhill
Girk
L. Balwer
Bart
Sundats
Aa Ay
Uae
Fineipoems
Strand
Ross and Nightin¢ala
Liverpool
Mies Ss
Eee N.B
Oastler
Sherifie
Essex
Suffolk
Adam Smith
William Pitt
Eldon
Ruggies
Smith
Pitt
Luddersfield
Joho ‘Beckett
Leeds
Sinte Tony
Sir John Beckett
Leeds Intelligencer
Bead
Joh
Bedlam
Engisoh
Commons
Lars John Russell
Bia
Manchester Chronicle
Kidderminster
Tate
Municipal
Worcaster Journal
the Emir Beschir