Jewelry and Watches at Cox Savory’s 19th Century Listing
The advertisement catalogs a vast array of goods from KTS and OISEAUS BE ParD to ostrich plumes, china ornaments, porcelain, silks, satins, cravats, garters, and fashion accessories. It notes trustworthy trade practices, fixed pricing, and appeals to ladies seeking reliable purchases. It mentions new “NEW ELAT GOLD WATCHES” in gold cases with vertical moveable mechanisms, advertised by Cox Savory, Working Silversmith and Jeweller, promoting Horisvatel Construction as well.
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R. Souter
Echool Li
Mr. Hi
Lane
Trunkmaker
COX Savory
Orizon
Croxton Park Races and a Political Retort
The notice lists Farmers Hania heats at Croxton Park with 60 sovs stakes and multiple race entries including Abbott bred and various owners, plus a match for 100 sovs. A side note quotes a Tory and Whig exchange about house attendance, highlighting Radical independence and reformist influence.
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Croxton Park
Hania
Tomblin
Abbott
Horsepool
Rector
Sprigz
Burrows
Sir Gilbert
Mr. Foster
Mr. Wilder
Orion
Mr. Hardy
Flyer
Sir D. Baird
Marquis of Waterford
Raw
Lord Chesterfield
Hipporriffe
Earl of Wilton
Lord Waterford
Sird Baird
Tecalved
Errington
Mr. Sadler
Batthyanpy
Forester Usb
Howth
Ps Jack
Hard Bargain
D. Baird
Melton Mowbray
F.johnstone
Lord Macdonald
J. Stokes
Velonia
Mr. Good- Asie
Bisarre
Ld Chesterdale
Pollio
Mr. Harrison
Sager
Rasper
Arrowsmith
Sangar
Billy Go
David Baird
Bg Gift
Lord Macdonnald
the Nop
Lord Hewth
Quaker John Roberts and Early Liberty Mentor
A historical notice recounts John Roberts of Siddington a bold Quaker defender of liberty amid 17th century church versus state clashes. It describes his persecution by the Anglican authorities his bold replies in trials and his long life from Cromwell's era to his death in 1683.
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John Roberts
Society of Friends
Julian
Hhis
John
Siddington
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
Whigs and the flogging system critique in Irish debate
A Times style critique denounces Whig faction hypocrisy over military flogging amid House of Commons motions and ministerial clashes. It cites Judge Advocate and Secretary at War as bowing to popular clamour, condemns opposition tactics, and outlines rifts within the Tory leadership led by Peel, Lyndhurst, and Wellington as the Irish Municipal Bill debate looms.
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Times
Codar Fergusson
Royal Commission
Judge Advocate
House of Lords
Lord Howick
Barnstaple
Robert Peel
Fancourt
E. L. Bulwer
Bulwer
England
M.P
Lincoln
O'Connell
Wakley
Lyndhurst
Peel
Kenyon
Wynford
Tamworth Baronet
Duke of Wellington
Carlton
Pee
Coularmer
Percevala
Emerson Tennents
Whitehall
Jacksons
Shaws
Dito
Ireland
Bank of England Politicized Aid Draws Parliament Spotlight
The Morning Chronicle and The Courier critique Bank of England actions supporting American house operations without secured securities. They warn such bolstering prolongs insecurity, connects bank fortunes to risky expansion, and may pressure Parliament to act decisively to curb abuses of issuing power. The piece also discusses broader threats to UK financial credibility and policy.
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Morning Chronicle the Courier
Bank of England
America
Proceedings in Parliament Press Debate on Intestacy Law
Report from London dated April 5 1837 notes small attendance in Parliament and a Tuesday session focused on railways and Mr Ewart’s motion to divide landed property on intestacy. Attorney General’s reply deemed pompous, with critique of reform aims and a warning against harming longstanding institutions.
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Hull Reform Association
London
Ewart
Liverpool
France
England
South Sea Islands
Durham
Fire and Loss of Life in Westminster
An elderly 70 year old woman named Williams of Bowling Street Westminster died in a bedroom fire discovered about half past three on Saturday morning. Fire crews from Horseferry Road Station extinguished the blaze after heavy flames prevented entry. the body was found burned beyond recognition under bedclothes. Relatives lived in Woolwich and Peckham. The report also includes commentary on Mr Roebuck defeating Mr Trevor's Beer Bill and debates over licensing requiring a clergyman's certificate, with quips about clergy and beer.
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Williams
Bowling Street
Westminster
Birch
Tony Lecistation
Mr. Roebuck
Trevor
Roebuck
Rosbuck
Boniface
Cobbett
Mystery disappearance of daughter in Lambeth house held
A tradesman from Hecksey reported his 25 year old daughter vanished from her home on Saturday after going out to make purchases. He, grieving and of a religious mind, could not explain her absence. He described her as fair complexioned with gabora hair and a mole under her chin. Her linen was marked C Bs.
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Wortzina
Radtancz
Belora
William Mcleaworth
United Kingdom
John
Louis
George Ball
Upper Siddington
Woile
Dunch
Jobe
Je Roberts
J. Roberts
Down-Amney
Gloucester
Jobn
J. Roberta
Theo Hast
Ulent
J. Robertsa
Oliver
Common Prayer
J. Roberto
Dmy
Christ Jesus
Eshop
Mr. Bull
Mr. Baill
England
Ivers
Hecksey
Lambeth
Gabora
Gigantic Infant Exhibits Extraordinary Size in Eaton Constantine
The infant son of Mr. Giles, a farmer at Eaton Constantine, shows remarkable growth as he marks his first birthday. He measures 32 inches around the head and 11 inches around the calf, with immense height, while his twin brother was born nearly alongside him, according to the Shrewsbury Chronicle.
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Giles
Eaton Constantine
Shrewsbury Chronicle
Bill for Improving Metropolitan Ways and Commissioners
A bill introduced in Parliament by Alderman Wood and Mr Angerstein proposes creating a permanent Commission to widen and open streets in and near the metropolis to ease traffic and connect London and Westminster with Middlesex and Surrey. The body to include City MPs and Aldermen, with powers to purchase lands, raise funds, and oversee improvements under parliamentary authorization. A duty on coal imports to finance the scheme is suggested, with railway coal exempted, and the Commissioners empowered to borrow up to 1,500,000 pounds on the fund’s credit.
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Alderman Wood
Angerstein
London
Westminster
Southwark
Middlesex
Surrey
Lambeth
Finsbury
Maryebone
Tite
Treasury
Inquest into William Moody at Belle Sauvage Inn Ludgate
An inquest held before Mr. Payne, city coroner, on William Snowdon Moody aged 24 a shopman at Ladgate bill who hanged himself in distressing circumstances. Witnesses described Moody leaving work then being found suspended by a cord, with a prior dispute with apprentice Frederick Swift noted but not deemed sole cause. The jury and surgeon noted Moody’s nervous condition and remorse over the apology, recording a verdict of temporary arrangement.
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Belle Sauvage Inn
Ludgateon
Belle Sauvage Ian
Lurigate Bill
Payne
William Snowdon Moody
Younen
Ladgate-bill
Jeremiah Friend
Yonen
Vitruesa
Youen
Bradford
Frederick Swift
Bavio
Dope
Swift
Mr. Youen
Daring Robbery at Gravesend Ends in Violence
Last night between eight and ten o'clock three men forced a Bailey village home. They shot Mr Richards senior in the face, ransacked the house, and stole about 50 pounds before escaping. The alarm spread, locals search actively, and one man has been taken into custody.
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Ee Gravesend
Mr. Richards
Bailey
Sun
Richards
Sea
Mail boat capsizes near Yarmouth. several drownings
A mail boat from Lymington to Yarmouth capsized in a gale near Yarmouth, drowning several passengers mostly women. Three women were saved but died from exposure. rescue efforts were aided by pilot boats and Newport medical staff. The incident followed swift actions by local inhabitants. A robber named Wise was captured by Mr Wentworth after a chase from Hoxton to Archfont. Meanwhile stock speculation expands in America with Savannah Insurance and Trust Company subscriptions. Cotton shipments from US ports to Britain totaled 28 000 bales, while manufacturing districts report economic distress. Glasgow unemployment rises, Liverpool merchants seek government aid. Old Bishop Bathurst dies. Dr Murray to succeed him.
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Lymington
Yarmouth
Noroag
Oige
N. Ecv
Abe
Archfont
Mr. Wentworth
Hoxton
Baltimore
Savannah
Savuonab Insurance and Trust Company
United States
Great Britain
Glasgow
Blanchester
Liverpool
London
Bathurst
Norwich
Tts
Murray
Abo
Batharaty
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Siratford
Snaresbrook
Iford
Dimckney
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Ventum
Angel Court
Saver
Ling-street
Hofhorn
Clementi
Vantom
King-street
Holborn
Sarunpary
Kidderminster
Asle
J. Collins
Knight Rider Street
Doctor's Commons
Ventom
Bitchcock
Rogers
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Church-yard
Paternoster Row
Ae Ok
Apex
Eee
Hsien
C. Rletors
Sporting
the Crue Vo
Ek Ee Do
Calibans
House of Commons
Mr. Ewart
Sam
T. Perronet Thompson
Matthew Hale
Richard Farnsworth
Truth
Banbury
John Stephens
Lypeat
Sarah
Cotemporary Pres
Spectator
M‘culloch
Europe
United States of America
Baines
Parliament
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