Leith and London Steam Services and Related Goods
An extended advertisement page lists transport by Royal William and Royal Victoria from St Katharine's Wharf with sailings on November 25 and 28 and December 3, plus weekly departures. It also promotes waterproof cloth coats and fur garments from Hudson's Bay, Argyll Rooms goods, stove sales from Rabnotts and Hallen, plate-glass glassware from Claudes and Houghton, and Redge's Heal-All remedies, with various prices and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Leith
London
St. Katharine’s
Tower
Royal William
Royal Victoria
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
Haymarket
Lombard-street
Alsigow Wharf
Joseph Adams
Poe
Gent
Hudson’s Bay Fur Establishment
Urs
HUDSON'S BAY #FUR ESTABLISHMENT
Argyll Rooms
Regent-street
Hudson's Bay Fur Establishment
Duchess of Kent
Rabnott's
Ain
Cottam God
Hallen
Wilsley
Oxford
Street
Thuch ‘Ag
Claudes and Houghton
Glasa
High Holbert
Redge
England
Eanb Hottse
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-streat
Eastern question notes show five-power backing for Ottoman peace
A sequence of 1839 1840 dispatches from Austria Russia Britain Prussia and France outlines a concerted effort to preserve the Ottoman Empire under its dynasty. The notes insist on unity against any anti Ottoman plots and urge immediate steps to secure a durable peace in the Levant.
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Morning Post
France
Austria
Russia
London
Vienna
Berlin
ST. Petlasburg
Aria
Srm
Lord Palmerston
Baron DE Bourqueney
Foreign Office
Monasrua
Barnon
Dalmatia
Europe
Prince Metternich
Count DE Saint Aulaire
Mahmoud
Ottoman Empire
Great Britain
Prussia
Cory
Count DE Modem
ST. Petersburg
Duke DE Dalmatie
Fouxign
Valas
Baron de’Barante
Peresversy
Ottoman Émpire
Tuileries
Saron Werthee
Count Bresson
Monsieur le Comte
Turkey
Sublime Porte
Mehemet Ali, Pasha
Egypt
Mehemet Ali
Mehemet ‘Ali
Porte
Abdul Medjid
Alexandria
East
Five Courts
Levant
Nocreeff
Nourri Effendi
England
Constantinople
Nouri
Effendi
M. Guizot
Cherib Epfendi
Chekib Effendi
Boy dies of hydrophobia after dog bite at Inberrow
In Worcester Herald report, seven year old Joan Perks was bitten by a bull terrier at Stoke Wood on October 6. He died the same evening after hydrophobia symptoms appeared three weeks later despite standard treatments. Inquest by Mr Best returned verdict that death was caused by hydrophobia from the dog bite. The boy’s mother was bitten next day. wounds healed but arm pain persisted.
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Joan Perks
Stoke Wood
Inberrow
Mr. Best
Corp. Orr
Evesham
Jobo Perks
Worcester Erald
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Lose
Brighton
Notics
Ivan
Ton —Bles Smith, Payne, and
Smitha
Menars, Ladbroke, Kingecgs and Co
Liv
Manchester
Liverpool District Bank
Gistean Bagk
Paul Harman
Brightenibway
Thresmorton-etroen
N. M. Rothschild
Fat
M. Ferdinand del Ponzo
Jenty
N. M. Rotheohildy Ag
John Venn
Newtty
Messrs. N.m.rothechild and Sons
Monty
Jon
Vvaroan
Yoaar Edge
Auuks
Ibere
Barak
Akera
Onda of
SUN Life Office
Perrone
Sun Life
Cornhill
Sun Fire
Craig’s Court
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-Square
Sun Fire Office
Argyll Rooma
Kingdom
Hudson’s Bay
Roe Post
Moss
E. L. Bulwer
Ssanders
Otley
Publichéra
Condoit-street
Mora
R. G. Cuninghame
Price
Henry Walter
Hasilbury Bryan
St. John’s College
Cambridge
East India Company
Hertford
Pitringtons
St.Paul's
St.Paul's ‘Church-yerd
Waterloo-place
Gil-Mall
St. S. Beards
Rdv
Exton
Burcet
Fagt Ate Sk Bs Et
Iag
St. Paulie Charoh Ybri
Waterloo
Haiti
Soukers
le Beppe
Bion
Heher
Renee
Yo Rivington
Whittaker and Co
Lumpkin and Co
J. Souter
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Ot. avLaing
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Brisson
DE Radante
Palmerston
Marternich
Mbassador
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Grizor
Cherie Effendil