Mystery Paste Yarn Spurs Local Mentioned Stopping Short
Near Leadenhall Mechi's shop a shopper bought Magic Paste and Strop. The scene shows a learned assembly breaking up as chatter turns to a visitor for Mechiforthwith. A list of place names follows including Stratford Stoke Newington Swindon and many London districts.
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Dover
General Steam Navigation Companys Packets to Hamburg and More
Advertises weekly steam packet sailings from London to Hamburg Rotterdam Ostend Calais and Ramsgate with specific days and times. Also notes passenger boarding tips, freight agent contact, and mentions private tuition trusses magnet therapy lectures and new Edinburgh Magazine issue with extensive content listings.
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T. Duncombe
Little Queen Street
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Tariff comparisons on woollen cloth protection
The Harrisburg Intelligencer cites the New York paper noting tariff protection details. It lists woollen cloths at five dollars per yard and compares protections under the present tariff, Mr. Clay's bill, and Verplanck's bill as amended in the committee of the whole. The summary preserves entities and key figures from the source.
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Thames police to add boats and officers for security
The Thames police plan to add three boats and twelve officers to patrol the pool, with a new boat kept constantly rowing to prevent robberies and smuggling. Young watermen named as river constables and three surveyors from senior staff will be sworn as revenue officers with Custom-house warrants. The Waterford Chronicle cites conflicting reports on Lunpy Footer's attack, urges caution, and hopes the incident was accidental.
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Meeting over factory reform in Newcastle unions oppose
A crowded Newcastle Guildhall meeting on March 29 heard a coalition of High Churchmen Whigs and Tories push for factory reform while labor groups led by the Northern Political Union denounced politics in the cause. Debates over petitions, resolutions, and courtly courtesy ended with a split vote and the council dissolving the assembly, the unionists prevailing.
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Peel
John Fielden
Todmorden
Cobbett
Oldham
Duke of Wellington
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Doubleday
Mayor
James Losh
Gentlemmn
Jobn Fife
John Braowa
John Fife
Extraordinary Arrival Of Vessels At Liverpool
The wind shifted to the west enabling a vast influx into the river with not less than 130 arrivals including coasters and many foreign ships. Nine from New Orleans, five from Savannah, five from Charleston, two from New York, five from South America, four from the West Indies, and two from Africa. The river crowded with ships and cargoes, an unprecedented move in a single day.
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New York
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Africa
Liverpool Chronicle
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Husban
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Ey Waals
Execution of Five Mexicans at ToTlaowian for Felony
On Tuesday Patrick and James Doyle brothers John Cassidy James Morrison and George were hanged in front of the new county plon for firing and pistol at Michael Kirwan near Pington and wounding him in the arm All except James Doyle claimed innocence and on the scaffold protested they were not at Rirowan s house at the time and had not aided the attackers James Doyle admitted being part of the group but said he never entered the house and that the others were innocent Representative Peerage election for a successor to the late Marquis Conyngham concluded with Lord Downs leading Viscount Lismore following and a large majority expected cholera lingers in north west Ireland with fatalities reported near Ballyotherland Liford gaol sickness struck prisoners but they recovered after strict vigilance and medical aid Enniscorthy and Gorey suffer cholera and fever respectively
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Sun Newspaper case before the Court of Chancery April session
In a mid day proceeding the Sun Newspaper case is discussed with Lord Chancellor noting security for the deposit and purchase money. Sir E Sugden argues costs and benefits of bidding while the court contemplates security for sums beyond the initial bid as well as potential future improvements in value.
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Thornton—Thornton
Sun
E. Sugden
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Sugden
Swindler Before Mansion-house Reports Repeated Forged Cheques
At the Mansion-house yesterday Byers the swindler was examined on various forged cheques. A solicitor said a man visited hop merchants Parkes and Co. months ago, bought hops for 115d, tendered a forged cheque for 1361, and received the balance. Seventy forged cheques were said to be uttered to Jones Lloyd and Co. Other witnesses described similar frauds in Borough, Watling Street, and Charing Cross. The Lord Mayor noted police pursuit for three years. Remanded.
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Parkes and Co
Jones, Lloyd, and Co
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Hope Merchant
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Ea Jones and Co
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Jones and Co
Ministers Meet at Foreign Office Amid Irish Crisis
A meeting of several Ministers of the Conference was held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Office with Baron Bulow, Baron de Weasenbrire, Count Mataszewic, and Viscount Palmerston present. In Dublin, Roman Catholic Prelates declare they will refuse absolution to members of secret societies. A Dunfraline public meeting against Irish Coercion bill drew a sparse crowd. An accident due to lightning killed farmer Walker and his horses. Money concerns noted around the rearyon pew rate. Ship-building on the Clyde continues with about 20 vessels on stocks and new steamers planned with innovative boilers.
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