Lottery distribution of Glasgow Improvement assets in London sale
The Glasgow Improvement Company assets will be distributed by lot on 22 July in 2036 lots at Cooper's Hall London under William IV era rules with prizes valued up to large sums. Tickets are on sale office to office with a 3 percent commission on prizes over £100.
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Andrew Pritchard
Whittaker and Co
Ave Maria Jane
Ehrenberg
Mr. Hudson
Optician
Henrietta-street
Cavendish-square
Spectaclaenia
London
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationers
Williams and CO
Sccaees
Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
Messrs
Gosa and Co
Messrs. Goes and Co
Goers and Co
M.R.C
Lancaster-price
Strand
Paternoster-row
Caltonstreet
Edinbu
Eringsie
Glasgow
Grafton-strest
Dublin
Sll
Price
William IV
Glasgow Improvement Company
Coopers’ Hall
So. &c
Monsieur Mallan
Paris
Falkner-street
Manchester
Ile
Court Journal
Lawson and Co
St. Martin's-lane
Ball and Son
His Majesty
Bond-street
Sherborn and
Sams
Piccadilly
Forthurm
Mason
Hickson
Welbeck-Street
Lazenby
Lamb's
Abbot
St. Martin’s-lane
Barclay and Sons
Edwards, Newberry and Co
Sutton and Co
Wbite
John Perring
Ceci
Hose
Staanv
Cecil-street
Cecil House
Gyptian Hall
Hell
William J
William LV
George Robins
Iduse
England
Cabinet-makers’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Thomas Hasler
Nervale
Expedition off Portugal and Lisbon reports
From own correspondent Pantaleon arrived from Lisbon this morning after leaving on the 28th ult. Napier sailed on the 17th ult. with two corvettes to attack Figuera but wind hindered action. Vianna may have fallen per telegraph but private letters doubt it. Caminho seized, Miguel’s supplies landed at a northern port. An English cutter bound for Don Miguel captured. Vigo. Lady William Russell may sail tonight for England. The Chronica proclaims Don Miguel stripped of titles and estates. Oporto unrest grows as presses call for liberty and ministry critics triumph in municipal elections. Lightning steamer sails up Channel toward Portsmouth.
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Pantaleon
Dacres
Lisbon
Oporto
Napier
Figuera
Vianna
Leiria
Caminho
Miguel
Portugal
Don Miguel
P.mw
Portsmouth
Church Appointments and Cathedral Music Debate
The Lord Bishop of Hereford names Rev. John Parton to the rectory of Oldbury near Beidgenareth after Rev. Thomas Dethick’s death. Rev. Percy Bysshe Haines is presented to Deene and Corby livings in Northamptonshire by Lord Chancellor Patton and the Earl of Cardigan. Dr. Rennell, Dean of Winchester, and the Bishop of London oppose cathedral musical performances prompting the long‑standing discontinuation of the Hampshire Musical Festival.
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Hereford
John Parton
Trinity College
Oxford
Oldbury
Beidgenareth
Thomas Dethick
Patton
Percy Bysshe Haines
Deene
Corby
Northampton
Peterborough
Cardigan
Rennell
Winchester
London
Hants
Cruikshank at Home dispute clarified
A letter to the editor argues that the engravings for Cruikshank at Home were created solely by Robert Cruikshank, not George, acknowledging Robert's sole merit and correcting the attribution in the April 2 1834 correspondence.
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THE
True Sun
George Cruikshank
Cruikshank
Robert Cruikshank
Milton Street Committee Inscribes Cups for Jury Judges
The Milton Street Committee met at the Jacob's Well Tavern to approve inscriptions for seventeen silver cups for the Caltho jurymen. They ordered engraving at once and planned a public dinner presentation. A silver pen for the editors of four papers was also approved for Reynolds the secretary, with further cups to follow. The committee adjourned to meet again Thursday night.
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Jacob's Well Tavern
Milton-street
Caltho
Mackenzie
Lthorpe-Street
Reynolds
Disputed Parish Scrutiny Report From Gray's Inn Lane
In yesterday's True Sun report the blue and red factions clashed over vote scrutiny led by Mr Hutchinson at the workhouse in Gray's Inn Lane. Officials refused admission to the vote dissection, despite assurances of no impediment, prompting the committees to return to Handcourt Holborn to seek expert parochial guidance under local Acts.
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Hutchinson
Gray‘s Inn Lane
Mr. Haywood
Sr. Hutchinson
Libet Law in France and Other Notices
A French court sentenced M. Lionne after a default on a repeated offence, five years’ imprisonment and a 24000f fine. Reports describe a pauper at outdoor relief, dismissed after being found duplicating relief with wages. Notices review Waverley novels, Irish tales, and literary releases including Byron, Blessington, Carne, Hunt, and Irish Union histories.
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France
M. Lionne
the Tribune
Court of Assizes
Pavprrizep
Andress
Consona
Nowlans
Benim
Crohoore
Bill-Hook
Eedoe
North
Irish Union
Ar Joush Parenton
Ireland Relief Demands Immediate Legislation in Cork Letter
From Our Own Correspondent reports how famine and disease drive Irish peasants to despair. A government inquiry backs calls for urgent relief, debating parochial rates versus a general land tax to fund public works and aid the destitute. A broad condemnation of absentee landlords, tithes, and harsh enforcement accompanies notes on local politics.
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Cork
Ireland
House of Commons
Jans
G. Barry
Algo
Famuly
Ponsonby
Earl Gites
Speteen
Liverpool Cotton Market Faces Heavy Trade Amid Declining Prices
LiveRPooL market reports a heavy session with about 1600 bags sold as prices drift lower. Evening arrivals include the Tapley from Maranhao the Glan mallier from Valparaiso Rio and Bahia the William and Robert from Demerara the Britannia from Bahia the Ocean from New York the John from Leghorn the Henry from Smyrna and the Nova Adelaide from Marseilles. The Parkfield from Bombay and the Speedy from Africa also arrive.
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Liverpool
Wednes-Nesday
Tapley
Maranham
Glanmallier
Valparaiso
Rio
Bahia
William and Robert
Demerara
Britannia
Ocean
New York
John
Leghorn
Henry
Smyrna
Marseilles
Parkfield
Bombay
Speedy
Africa
Scotch lands dispute at Lords over Linlithgow property
The House of Lords sat at ten this morning to hear Forbes v Livingston a Scotch appeal on possession of lands in Maourig Barony of Haining Stirlingshire once belonging to the Earl of Linlithgow. Debate over precedence interrupted proceedings and the Lord Chancellor called for protest. The Lord Advocate then spoke for the respondents, concluding the day.
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Forbes
Aggravated Criminal Conversation Case at Shrewsbury Assizes
An aged land-agent of Lady Byron faced a criminal conversation action. The cabinet maker plaintiff, 27, accused the defendant of seducing his wife through pretended piety at a chapel, culminating in marriage sacrament and open adultery. Evidence described manipulation, betrayal, ruined prospects, and a verdict for the plaintiff with 2000 and damages.
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Shrewsbury Assizes
Elam C. Harding
Serj. Talfourd
Richards
Atley
Lady Byron
Daugter
Aen
Church of
En Laad
Mr. Whately
Derby magistrates publish statute on transportation for illegal oaths
The Derby magistrates issue a harsh warning by publishing a statute about agricultural laborers sentenced to transportation for administering illegal oaths. The report also notes widespread darkness in Marylebone streets due to a lighting change.
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Derby
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Hunt
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Royal Exchange
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Burridge
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Broad-street
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Ffatlemen
Liam Day and Co
Black Boy
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King’s Theatre
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Leitch Ritchie
Henry Neele
J. Burke
Morocco
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Liverpool Albion
Liverpool Courier
D. Marples and Co
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
Fate Angh and Innes
Edinburgh
W. Curry
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Suim Cuique
William Kiln
Chandos-street
Wear Strand
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Esual
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George Ponsonby
Earl Grey
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Lisenasho
Edon
Leith
Benes Presen
Hansen
Sinauban
Adam Ani
John Molusca
Brechine
Ajesty
Forfa
George Murray
Andnen Lannion
Leven
Melville
General Balfour
Balbiraie
Sir John Oswald, Bart
Fife Jeurital
House OF Lords
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