Elections of 2 Peer of Scotland at Holyrood House
London Gazette reports the June proceedings for selecting a new Peer of Scotland to sit in the House of Lords. Earl of Eglinton elected. peers and clerks present under royal commission. list of attending nobles and authorities recorded. Contagious disease among Holstein cattle prompts new customs rules at Styeden port. penalties include fines and confiscation of cargo.
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Gordon
Lotian
Errol
Eglinton
Casfilis
Abercorn
Kelly
Galloway
Lauderdale
Lou- Goun
Lever
Northek
Aboyne
Aberdeen
Marchmont
Roseberry
Hopeton
Holstein
Kdving
Styeden
College of Commerce
Holsein
Sensence
Mary- Ann Paolucci
Frascati
Guildhall
Thomas Wooldridge
Bridge Ward
William Stephenson
Knit
Charles Asgifl
Newnham
Oliver
Hallifax
Lee
Wooldridge
Mr. Wooldridge
Winds and ships depart and arrivals at several ports
A long notice lists wind conditions and outbound sailings including Hound and Coalition to Liverpool, George Booth and Arthur for Exeter, and others for Cadiz and Dubin. It records arrivals at Dublin, Ileith, Portsmouth, Dover, Barcelona, Guernsey, and many more, with details of crews and destinations.
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Parker's Chemical Hair Water Promises Color Change
Victorian notice declares Parker’s chemical hair water will change red gray or brown hair to match natural growth and remain, with a money guarantee if it fails. Sold at W Parker proprietor Mr Singleton’s 1 Harte, No. 5, West Side of Fleet Market, with appointments at Mr Lloyd’s York Street Covent Garden and W Johnson stationer No 54 Cornhill.
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England
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