Rail and steam notices mix ship, rail, and ads in old bulletin
Shipping between Lübeck and St Petersberg begins May nine with multiple vessels from Lubeck and St Petersburg and runs weekly until October. also notices of agricultural bank meeting in Dublin, London Birmingham third class train service starting October, a patent for iron ship improvements, and charitable appeals for a millinery start with local shop contacts and Lily extract product ads.
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Steam Navigation Company, Gricultural and Commercial Bank A of Ireland
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Bodin's England and France in Two Small Volumes
Public notice announces Bodin's England and France and Bodin's Summaries of the Histories of England and France translated by Jonathan Duncan B A. Two small volumes provide a complete summary of risk progress and establishment of representative government in Europe. Published today at 8s in cloth bindings and available from Joseph Rickerby and all booksellers.
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England
France
Elix Bodin
Jonathan Duncan
B.A
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Sherbourn-lane
King Wiliam-street
City
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Desirable Residence and Estate at Binfield and Catherington
Desirable freehold estates and cottages offered at auction by NESSRS. Daniels Smith and Son and R. George Robins. Listings describe Holy Part near Windsor with 61 acres of meadow and arable land, and a grand Catherington Manor estate of 107 acres with parklands, groves, and a renowned healthful setting. Auctions set for Sept 25 and Oct 22 at the London Mart, with viewings and details available through multiple offices.
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Great Western Railway
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Binfield Rectory
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Red Lion-Square
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Newton, Strand
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Pallemall
Hénts—Catherington House
Pak
Horndean
George Robins
Auction Mart
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Murillo Velazquez and Zurbaran icons of the Spanish school
A chronicle of Murillo Velasquez and Zurbaran tracing their births in Seville and Extremadura, lifespans ages and deaths, and their artistic methods. It contrasts Murillo inducements from imitation to originality, Velasquez versatility and prominence, and Zurbaran’s stark light and darkness.
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Titian
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Magdalena
Saints
Burrender
Breda
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de Hooge
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Murilo
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Lfe
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France
Velasques ‘Nly
Spain
Itiaa
Rodelas
St. Peter
St. Thomas Aquinas
Xerez
Erlal
Bournes
Murtilo
England
Madrid
French Jack Sheppard Godard Seized After Repeated Escapes
Paris police arrest Godard a noted young felon famed for seven or eight escapes since 1829. From large scale robbery to repeated prison breaks including tunneling and disguises, his latest capture occurs in a Paris cabaret after a long career of brigandage. He faces trial for attempted assassination and prior offenses.
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Paris
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Palais de Justice
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Petit Carreau
Department
Cote d’Or
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Assize
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Cité
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Lkue
Naval and Military Commission reforms for Royal Navy officers
The Report and August Order in Council extend back to July, laying out new appointments for lay officers, secretary pay scales for admirals and flag officers, and full and half pay rules. It details medical officers’ rank pay, retirement scales, and conditions, plus masters and mates pay and eligibility, with implementation from July 1.
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Naval and Military Commission
Royal Navy
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Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Admiralty
Ehail
Rayal
Royal Marine
Royal Marine Infirmmaries
Chatham
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Sheen
Scalz
Bank
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Rotal Matt
Oahu
Miko
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Royal Naval College
England
Dreadful hurricane leaves ships lost and crops damaged
Reports from the John O'Groats area recount a severe storm with many fishing boats missing or wrecked. In Papay Stronsay and other isles several vessels were blown from moorings or driven ashore, with crews lost or unaccounted. The Dunnet incident adds further fatalities. twenty men faced sentencing in police court.
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Wedneyseay Iaat
Kinxwau
Papay Strousay
North Isles
Cara
South Isles
Houtan
Ophir
Widewall
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Deverness
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Scarfakerry
Dunnet
Registration tally at Marylebone shows party objections
The report lists Liberal and Conservative objections and approvals for the day's registration in Marylebone. Totals indicate 43 items allowed and 42 failed for Liberal. 91 allowed and 59 failed for Conservative. 38 allowed and 38 failed for joint objections. 6 liberal and 7 conservative adjourned.
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Revision of Voter Lists in East Surrey Court Session
Sir W B Riddell and E Bullock held courts at the Town Hall Southwark to revise voter lists in the eastern division of Surrey. Objections were raised in Bermondsey St Mary and St George parishes, with several entries sustained for Conservatives and one claimant upheld for land tax redemption. The session covered St John Horsleydown St Olave and St Saviour parishes before adjourning at three.
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E. Bullock
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Finn
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Corger
Millar
Radical Party
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Meymott
Crosse
Benaif
Bullocr
St. Mary, Bermondsey
Jean Vousley
Bis
Simon
Burroce
Searned
St. George the Martyr
Alx
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St. John
Horsleydown
St. Olave
St. Saviour
Court Martial on Captain Reynolds at Brighton
A court martial opens over Captain Richard Anthony Reynolds of the 1st Prince Albert Hussars with charges tied to a letter ordered by Earl Cardigan. The Brighton proceedings, tied to Reynolds and Cardigan, draw scrutiny as the regiment's past leadership and a forthcoming defense shape the outcome.
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Dragoon
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Earl Cardigan
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India
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Venior
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Raoka
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Persecution of the Jews in the East Letter to Editor
A letter from Sir Moses Montefiore describes a Highness agreeing to grant a firman to Damascus to investigate persecution and imprisonments of Jews. It calls for unconditional prison releases and return for those who fled, with protection for witnesses. The ruler advised Montefiore not to go to Damascus now, but later confirmed orders were sent. Respected figures advocate swift publication of this humane news.
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Mozes Montefiore
Alexandria
Prirate
Highoeas the Pasha
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Wir
Damascus
Evi
Moses Montefiore
al Hghness
Sir Moses
Orman
Friends of Justice and Humanity
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Infant choked by shrimp in Limehouse kitchen
A coroner's inquest at Old Belpie House Bow Commonfields Limehouse heard how a six month old child named William Clark was fed a shrimp by his two year old brother. The baby choked on the shrimp, a neighbor and surgeon confirmed death from asphyxia with the epiglottis blocked.
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Limehouse
Wiliam Clark
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