Burke's Peerage and Tooth A Treatise for Dignities and Teeth
An 18th century advertisement for Burke's Peerage and a dental treatise by Edward Jukes. It touts Lavements and a Pump device, praises a new edition of Burke's peerage with baronetcies corrected to 1783, and promotes teeth care with testimonials from Sir Hord and Sir A. Cooper. Listings include publishing details at Bond Street and Howel and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pings
Fagin Wiles
Rayel Bee -Bachange
Aisi
Beth Sen
Edward Jukes
Cashon
Howel and
Juenes
John Burke
H. Colvain
R' Bentley
Burke
United Kingdo
Eott
Impkin and Marshall
Joseph
BCOTT
Sururgeon
Weekly Times
Ladies’ ‘Magazine
Liverpool Chronicle
Lower Grosvenor-street
Bond-street
Abolition Petitions Highlight Lords Debates April 26
In the Lords on April 26 petitions from Galway Newry and other places urged immediate abolition of slavery. Other petitions from Yorkshires towns Havant Southampton Camberwell Rye and London urged better Sabbath observance and an end to Sunday trading. The session also covered corn laws Irish juries and a bribery inquiry bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Marquis of Downshire
Galway
Newry
Commons
Duke of Richmond
King’s Lynn
Yorkshire
Bishop of
Winchester
Havant
Southampton
Camberwell
Rye
Hants
Surrey
London
Westminster
Lord Dacre
Hertford
Welling
Lichf
Stafford
Warwick
Suffield
Duke of Cleveland
Durham
Lars Lot
L of Alstaiable
Norfolk
Lansdowne
Holland
Oldhace
Tiverton
Alaq
Hovito
Lincolnshire
Pitzwilliam
Lon Ellenborough
Irish Jury Reform Debate Amid Pressure on Kilkenny Courts
In a charged debate, peers clash over Ireland's jury system amid rises in state insecurity and a demand to protect life and property. Proposals to remodel juries face opposition from judges, sheriffs, and Irish conditions, while calls grow for stronger qualifications and fairer treatment of jurors. The discussion widens to Ireland's distress, coercion laws, and the need for measured reform within the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Ireland
Kilkenny
Kilkenn
House of Commons
Roper
Brill
England
Middlesex
Special Commission
Queen's County
Fogland
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Ewenscrovci
Lyxpuuast
Lord Melbourne
House of Commons Record on Abolition and Trade Treaty
In the House of Commons on April 26 second sitting Lord Althorpe tabled the concep testa treaty with the King of the French for suppressing the slave trade Mr Lennard introduced a bill to abolish the death penalty for breaking and entering a dwelling house First reading ordered for Friday Sir Knatchbull presented Kent petitions for repeal of the mall duty and Canterbury clergy petitions against the Irish Church Reform Bill Law Amendments the Solicitor General brought up the re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord Althorp
Lord Auruor
Marquis of Chandos
Ais
Buckingham
Noble Ag
Mdaving Ga
Palmer
Mr. Cobbett
Treasury
S. Rice
Acis
Marquis of
Chandos
Exchequer
Oldham
Mie
Handley
Ngs
C. Fergusson
M‘gurancé
Nghio
Iajesty
M. W. Red
Hume
Lord Errington
Tyrell
J. Wrotpel
Lincoln
J.wrottestey
E. Knatchbulle
Sir E. Knatchbull
Middlesex
Perhave
E. Knatchbull
Hear
Sir E. Knatchball
E. K
O'Connell
Refand
T. Attwood
Pryme
Marquis of Chandon
Althorp
Brummagem
Bald
W. Togilby
Seger
Ogi Sbeak
William Ingilby
W Dngilby
Swere
Bukin
Dutien
W. Ingilby
Parr
Baronet
J 'Sebright
House OF Commons
Lave T
Mr. Lennard
Knatchbull
Kent
Canterbury
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Claesba
Senay
J- Watson
Windmill
Street
Bingbury
Glosse
Shoelane
Fleet
Hetherington
Notborn
Imperial Parliament
Earl of Aberdeen
Algiers
Earl Grey
Tafford
Lord Kenyon
Earl of Radnor
Tee Ovate
Fizsson Kucwissosaa
D. Price
Rother
Benesey
Wiehewen
Warburton
Ronance
Gira Bse
Ain
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