Life and Death of James Dawson at Victoria Theatre
Victorian theatre advertisement notes the Life and Death of James Dawson, the Rebel of 1745, starring E. F. Saville and others, followed by Raffielle the Reprobate and Sweet Poll of Horlydown. Also advertised are a Grand Roman Festa at Surrey Zoological Gardens and a Bank of England dividend notice.
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Jetves Daweon
Les
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Mitts
Tbe
James Dawson
Jamey Dawson
E. F. Saville
Lambourne
Mr. Dale
Sim Bimple
Mr. Gardner
Dick Boddy
Paul
Kate
Mrs. Lee
Sarah
Count de Monte
Dale
Goblin
Howard
Pauline
Lea
Madame Bonbon
Garthwaite
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Promens de Masiele
Champotre
Bosthoven
Tiber
St. Peter's
St. Angelo
Bank OF England
Bonk of
Basland
Thoradey
John Watis
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills Advertised Cure
An aged advertisement touts Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills as a universal remedy for gout rheumatism and related pains. It cites testimonials from patients in various towns, claims rapid relief within hours, and lists Thomas Prout of 229 Strand London as the supplier with government stamp on the box.
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Lair
Blair
Meg
Howhdy
Bagshot
the Royal
Newfoundsend Vateran
Gopanies
Her. Dy
Blomberg
Chevalier de le Garde
Miskin
Dartford
Chambers
Maidstone
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
United Kingdom
Thomas Prouis
Straud
Re elections at Huntingdon for two burgesses
The Huntingdon boroughs vote to send two members to Parliament with Sir Frederick Pollock and Colonel Peel elected amid Conservative triumph. Peel and Pollock secured seats after a campaign highlighting loyalty to the crown and opposition to Melbourne era policies.
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Godmanchester
Frederick Pollock
Peel
Ordnance
Crauces Veasey
J. Fert
F. Potlick
Ws Tery
Cheere
England
Christiana
Aeather
Brajesty
George the Third
Dewnis Hxzarnz
Troxier
Prel
Perr
Robert Peel
the Ordnance
Agand
France
Oren
Sir ‘Frederekeljork
Colore Jonatoan Peel
Chippenham Elects Captain Boldero Unopposed
The borough of Chippenham reelected Captain Boldero MP after the Whig-Radical party failed to field a challenger. The oaths and formalities completed, cheers greeted the announcement and Boldero pledged to serve local interests regardless of office or party. Officials then adjourned to the White Hart Hotel for refreshments.
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Boldero
Nual
Rosaxt Asue
Langley House
Taylor
Maron
Holder
Botoeso
M. P
Hem
Peet
Eetheeas
White Hart Hotel
Bradford Nomination Sparks Borough Election Drama
The vacancy caused by the sudden death of councilor Willan Canliffe Lister prompts a contest among William Bunfield, William Lister, and W Wilberforce. Chartist electors urged neutrality but backed the Tory candidate amid Whig opposition and debates over reform and bread prices.
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Ae Oaer
Whic
Willan Canliffe Licter
Augest
William Bunfelld
West Riding
Robert Milligan
Wat Busselid
Joshua On
John Garnett Horsfall
W Wilber
Winsexrosce
Colonel Thompson
Confess
Basfeild
Attwood at Sunderland Campaign Appeals to Voters
Mr. W. Attwood arrived in Sunderland and addressed a large crowd at Thompson's Arms Hotel. He argued the electorate’s support for a ministry that commands confidence and pledged to defend commercial and shipping interests. He urged voters to back reform, cheaper bread paired with employment, and policies benefiting the working and mercantile classes.
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Sunderland
W. Attwood
Thompson's Arms Hotel
House of Commons
Banderland
Lord Howick
Northumberland
Bot
Rowan
Howith
Wenlock elects Mr Gaskett to Parliament amid cheers
In Wenlock the mayor and crowd celebrated the choice of Mr. Gaskett as representative. He spoke of duty, government, and unity, praising the cabinet as a pledge of efficiency while acknowledging uncertain promises from the new administration. The scene closed with loud acclaim and formalities.
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England
Melbourne
Aime
Elf Dsb
Freie
Church of Ireland
Robert Peel
Chetrs
Cheera
Ireland
Lord Stanley
America
India
China
Britain
Tony
Noresh
Spon Wieneer
Robert
van Boren
Ioe
Ole
Aretak
Papa Iperanid
Eli Hector
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Gaskett
Wenlock
Davies
Thell
Parlis
Gasxerr
Biss
Gaskel
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Hmes
Hod
Political Meeting in Bury St Edmunds Ends in Cheers
The gathering praised Lord and electors of Bury St Edmunds. Mr Spiee promised loyalty and earned approval, while the Lord’s assurance of trust drew renewed support. Lord Jexiryy and Major Batlock received thanks as the meeting closed.
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Itborough Bay
Edmand
Spiee
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Bury St. Edwund’s
Jexiryy
Major Batlock
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