Cassell’s Book of Birds praised for useful emergency guidance
A note highlights Cassell's Book of Birds Parts XI to XIV published in London. The review commends its practical directives on emergencies such as fractures bleeding burns and drowning. It notes vigorous prose and solid information and suggests readers, especially women, should study the volume.
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Cassell
London
Cassell, Potter and Galpin
Bach Passion Music fills St James Hall season opener
The first Oratorio Concert of the Barnby series at St James's Hall praised as a public favorite. The review lauds conductor Mr Barnby soloists Madame Patey Cummings Rudersdorff Stockhausen Beale and others for precise choruses and refined chorales. Mentioned plans include Mendelssohn Hijo on March last and Beethoven Mass in Dia to follow.
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Barnby
St. James's Hall
Novello
Madame Patey
Dulcia Villa
The American Census Totals and West Territory Note
The census reports total U S population as 31 455 080 and 38 535 153 in different counts. It notes no enumeration of western wild Indian tribes or those in Indian territory and explains Nebraska in 1860 as a territorial area containing part of today’s Dakota.
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United States
West
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Dakota
Washington
Alabama
Arkangag
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
Jowase
Kansan
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Maassachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
N. Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Idaho Territories
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Marriage Willis Barrett to Fanny Bridge at Headgate Chapel
The notice reports the marriage on February 16 at Headgate Chapel Norchester between George Willis second son of George Willis Exq Dellaport House Haverstockhill London and Fanny Bridge younger daughter of Mr Thomas Barrett High street Colchester. Also notes the death of Rev Benjamin Godwin D D aged 86 at his son John W Godwin’s Bradford residence.
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Willis—Barrett
Headgate Chapel
Norchester
HB Miller
George
George Willis
Dellaport House
Haverstockhill
London
Fanny Bridge
Thomas Barrett
High-street
Colchester
Godwin
John W. Godwin
Bradford
Benjamin Godwin
Bank of England Gazette and Holloway’s Pills notice
The Bank of England weekly account shows totals for government debt securities deposits and coin holdings as of February 15, 183De. An advert promotes Holloway’s Pills as a general health tonic, touting digestion regulation, body balance, blood purification, and disease prevention for all classes.
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Bank OF England
Victoria
Holoway
Belloway
Holloway
London Markets Lead Off With Mixed Wheat and Cattle Prices
CORN EXCHANGE reports a slow English wheat sale at a sharp decline from Monday prices as demand weakens for export flour. Metropolitan cattle and meat markets show dull trade with plentiful imports from Spain and Ireland, prices easing on various stock. Bread, potatoes, seeds, wood, and coal sections note limited activity, some price drops, and pockets of steady or higher demand.
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Corn Exchange
Mark Lanz
Oata
London
Matropolis
Prises
Breade
Norfolk
Suffolk
Essex
Cambridgeshire
England
Scotland
Ireland
Conlon
Gluckstadt
Romero
Ostend
Per
Best Waterford
Covent Garden
France
Inet
Chaeaes of Bops
New York
Wealda
Bussex
Farnham Sud
Its
Olde
Borovan
Ginglizh Shaws
Kugtioh
Bootc
New Brunswick
Caradoo Wallsend
Elliot Ditto
Hettone Ditto
Haswell Ditto
Hartlepool
Quinine Wine promoted by Waters and Williams firm
An advertisement extols Waters's Quinine Wine as a restorative tonic with careful preparation. It notes a chancery case revealing a counterfeit imitator and urges buyers to use the original Waters's product sold by grocers at a quoted price.
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Waters
Watere
Williama
Worcester House
Eastcheap
Londo
Lewis and Vo
Worcester