Contracts for Worsted Jackets and Other Supplies
A late 18th to 19th century British notice announces bids for supplying 10000 blue worsted jackets 15000 pairs knitted stockings 10000 woven stockings and 4000 worsted caps for the Royal Victualling Stores at Deptford with delivery dates by February and April next year and a December treaty day for bidders with samples and surety requirements. An unrelated chancery notice urges creditors of Thomas Chambers of Stevenage to prove their debts or be barred, while multiple advertisements invite a Hop Farm suitable tenant, a bookseller move, and details of an Oriental Annual publication.
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Department of the Comptroliss
Somerset-plage
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Deptford
Masterso
Somters
High Court of Chancery
Christian
Thomas Chambers
Stevenage
Hertford
Mealman
William Wingfeld
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
London
HO_ BART CAUNTER
B.D
William Daniell
Morocco
Monthly Review
Literary Gazette
Charles Tilt
Fleet-street
W. Lewis and Son
Homerton
Heck
Nev
George Smallfield
Messrs
Lewis and Son
Toba
Toovey
Chichester-renta
Finch-lane
Cornhill
N.B
Royal Exchange
Bishopsgate-street
Monarch’s Address to Nations Amid Spain’s War and Peace
A royal message from Madrid outlines peace treaties with Mexican republics, trade reopenings with Venezuela and Montevideo, and ongoing measures to stabilize Spain’s economy and civil code. It praises allied fleets, condemns rebel incursions, and pledges to strengthen courts, public instruction, and infrastructure while seeking unity and obedience to the crown.
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Spain
Isabel
England
Wiliam
Victoria
Portugal
Frente
Cortes
Spanish America
Madrid
Mexico
Venezuela
Montevideo
Philippine Islands
Datros
Jolo
Cueta
Turin
Pacific
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Gulf of Mexico
Nsnls
Catalonia
Valencia
Congress
Yemen
Roy
Apprentices Charged in Clerkenwell Jewelry Theft
Boeneer senior and Henry were charged by jeweller Jonathan Hesell of Ne be Gloucaster-street Clerkenwell with taking jewellery valued at 80 pounds. The items were stolen from a cupboard in the workers’ dormitory. Kent’s account says a dagger was shown during the raid. The prisoners were remanded.
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Boeneer Sr
Hsthon Panlet
Ireland unrest in Parliament silence on coercion
Lord Roden denounces Reports of tranquillity in Ireland and urges Parliament to expose danger from Ribbonmen and Whiteboys. He cites murders in Sligo Dublin Kilkenny Mayo and Tipperary, warns of conspiracies, urges magistrates and ministerial controls, and seeks returns on rewards prosecutions and convictions.
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Blake
Sligo
Dublin
Andrew Dandley
Longford
N Long Lord
Dandley
Kilkenny
Mayo
Stephens
Tipperary
Berony
Ormond
Clonmel
Murphy
House of Hanover
Ireland
Earl of Mulgrave
Manchester
Liverpool
Earl
Lorda
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Edinburgh
Leith
St. Katharine'’s
Ower
Royal Adelaide
Ion
Lawrenceslana
Cosnbill
Co. Hespene
Soom Compen
Seck
David Foggo
King's-cross
Keating and Brown
Dake-street
Grosvenor-square
Paternpater-row
St. Martin's-le-Grand
Newgate-streat
Vane
Elegadar Aplandid
Dendon
Gray’s Inn
Ieee
Rittens
High Holborn
Mensis
Stone, Martin, Stone, and Co
Glyn and Co
Lombard-street
Wall
Mosare
Ladbroke
Rev. P. Wilson Co
LE Dray and Co
Newman-Street
Oxford Street
Paris
Saveterrene
Eprc-Sireet
Oxford
Ttrest
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Ptimar
Lord Yarborough
Lincoln
Duke of Richmond
Glasgow
Cheltenham
Lord Brougham
Ministera
Earl of Roden
Mulgrave
Amajesty
Crimea
Abig
O'Connell
Meath
Navan
Louth
Westmeath
Daniel O'Connell
Mackenzie
Allen
Mackensie
Duvany
Fairbanks
Crown Office
Tecita
Feirst
England and
Wales
Ieland
Watea
Blake Wa
County of Mayo
Lord Dillon