Auction of 1835 Capital's 1600 novels and fashion collection
A London prospectus offers 1600 tomes from the Capital collection at 1s per volume, with bulk discounts and binding options. Also offered are 1000 volumes of newer novels at reduced price, plus bindings by order. Additional goods include Dr Kitchiner creams and Delcroix perfumery at New Bond Street depots, with full details and contact.
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Sai Bypost
A. K. Newman and Co. London
Kitchiner
Sensi Ae
Paremont
Finsbury-square
Two girls before Lord Mayor over a Bedfordshire style capture
Police intelligence reports at the Mansion House recounts Anne and Charlotte Smith being charged with robbery after a fraught scene with Mr. Joseph Sorrell a stamp maker who admitted gifting bedclothes and drink to the girls. The Lord Mayor ordered their discharge after Sorrell urged leniency and a light sentence. Additional items include illicit still findings and fraud warnings involving Sir Robert Shaw and others, along with smuggling cases from the Thames docks and a Buckingham Palace interior preview.
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Mansion House
Anne
Charlotte Smith
Joseph Sorrell
Sorrell
Devonshire Square
Guildhall
Juin Worseltine
Chancery Lane
Alderman Atkins
Bow.street
Robert Shaw
Bart
Bablio
Minahull
Sir Robert
Dublin
M.P
Corderoy
Sloane-street
Helsea
Iheroy
Sir Robert Shaw
Lettef
Coombes
Addison
Ludgate-hill
Shaw
Frevery de Aecared
Jose Fpetinshull
London
Kerr Robert
Bland
Gothic Cottage
Twickenhem
Minshell
R. Shaw
Ellis
George Bai
Coombs
Robert Oliver
Twopenny Post Office
Magrath
Viscount Auckland
Elaton
General Post
Miss Spong
Kilkenny
Ireland
Spong
Marlborough Street
Hilgrave Turner
Conant
Dyer
Mayhew
St. James's
Penrle
H. Turner
K-street
Hilgrave
H.turner
Joseph Moseley
Holden
Marner
Farm Street
Edward Wills
Cobler
Thames
John Johnson
Joseph Pormaso
Hythe Fast Indiaman
China
Broderip
Combe
India
Blyth
Thames Police
Blackwall
Johogun
Pormaso
Hythe
William Jardiz
Buckingham Palace
Grand Hall
King’s Council Room
George IV
Green Park
Royal Bed
Axminster
Hanover
Ffersons
St. James’s Park
Reform Association in Lambeth Forms to Back Messia Hawes andennyson
To the editor of the True Sun a letter from One of the Proseptons announces the formation of a Reform Association in the Lambeth parish. Its aim is to secure in a future election the return of Messia Hawes andennyson free of expense, praising their conduct to their constituents. Rules will be printed soon and forwarded for inspection.
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Sik
Lambeth
Reform Association
Messia
Hawes Andennyson
New York Papers Received Yet Find No Notable News
New York papers up to the 28th were received but contain no decisive news worth reporting. The issue notes routine items and standard notices with no standout events or developments to highlight.
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New York
Restoration of suppressed colonial and royal offices questioned
A 1782 Burke's Act suppressed the third Secretary of State for the Colonies the Board of Trade and Plantations the Board of Works and other offices. The writer asks when these offices were restored and why pens of those offices are back in vigor, seeking information on the restoration period. The note regards a salutary statute deserving attention.
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Sta
Colonies
Board of Trade and Plantations
Board of Works
Collision Between the Two Houses Free Conference Remedy
A reviewed argument proposes a free conference between Lords and Commons to decide measures by majority in joint attendance, aiming to curb Lords dominance while preserving reform. It advocates unity of ranks, warns against hasty changes, and blames courtier machinations for Tory revival.
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Edinburgh Review
Commons
Lords
Faogland
Teo
Cumberland
Wellington
Peel
Direct Taxation and Debtor Court Actions Highlighted
The piece discusses opposition to indirect taxes in favor of direct taxation, notes the impending expiry of the Insolvent Debtors' Court on June 1, and mentions the Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt bill moving through Parliament. It also covers a Duke of Buccleuch fishing feat on the Teviot and a cannon from the Royal George arriving for public inspection.
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Duke of
Royal George
Spithead
Royal Arms of
England
A. Schalch
Fecit
Royal Armoury
Tu& Corporation
Earl of Haddington
Dublin
Parker
Shelborne
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Forces Liberal Link Challenge
A letter to the Morning Chronicle disputes Taunton Courier's claim that D'Israeli the younger campaigned for Labouchere's defeat. It asserts D'Israeli is liberal, cites his Westminster Reform Club membership, a Marylebone candidacy bid, and his pamphlet What is free which urges triennial Parliaments and cross-party Tory Radical coalescence.
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Morning Chronicle
Taunton Courier
D’israeli
Labouchere
Westminster Reform Club
Great George-street
Westminster
Mesars
Marylebone
Cambridge Election Meeting Endorses Mr Rice Promises Reform Support
A Cambridge Chronicle report describes a large Tuesday meeting of St Thomas Street electors. Julian Skrine chairs as Mr Rice, backed by Ebenezer Foster, outlines support and argues for reform, including municipal and Church reform, while defending the Protestant Church and urging civil instruction where needed.
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Cambridge Chronicle
Friends of
St Thomas Spring
Hoop
Skrine
Ar. E. Foster
Mr. Spring Rice
Alwaye
Forster
Rices
Rice
Cation
Baronet
House of Commons
Cambridge
Mr. Bridges
Church of England
Parsons
All Whig Party
Mr. Fox
House of Lords
Mr. Rice
Wat
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Austria
Prussia
New Bond-street
Delcroix
Salta J
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Delcroix and Co
New Bond Street
Police Intelligence
Agricultural
Adust
the True Sun
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Devon
J. C. Husteel
Feq
Lynehay
Devonport
John
Stonehouse
John Russell
Totnes
Jaspar Parrott
Kingsbridge
John Russell Basin
Tavistock
Lord John
Oakhampton
Modbury
Castle of
Exeter
Loftus Otway
Lord Seymour
Lord Ebrington
South Devon
Plymouth
Honiton
Axwins Tée
Lord John Russell
Church
Friends of Reform
Lord Paltimore
Sidmouth
Paltimore
Stroud
John Russall
Devonshire
Manchester
Sanowich
Sanowich.—Ooor
T. Troubridge
Hapy
Thomas Troubridge
Treghine
Deal and
Elmer
Eenterald
Newport
Green Dragon Hotel
Charles Day
Ord
Hawkins
Willoughby Gordon
Mr. Ord
Willowsby Gordon
Horse Guards
Polsician
H. Labouchere
Hia
Constituente
Taunton
Sherbourne Journal
High Wycombe
Falmouth
Falmouth, April 22,—(Borough of Penryn and Falmouth,)—Mr. Rolfe
Lord Tullamore
Rolfe
C. Wood
Treasury
Admiralty
Halifax Express
Craven Arms
Bayswater
South Devonshire
Paddington
George Anson
Ordnance
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