General Steam Navigation Company services and schedules
The General Steam Navigation Company advertises first rate mail packets to Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp and other ports with weekly schedules and reduced fares for cabin passengers. It lists depots at Regent Circus Lombard Street Charing Cross and Leadenhall Street, and notes excursions from London Bridge with a military band.
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Savigation Company
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburgh
His Majesty
Sotterdam
The
Rhine
Sterp
Antwerp
Ostend and
the Rhine
Hhief
Calais
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Havre
London Bridge
Ramsgate Margate
Herne Bay
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Berwick
On-Tweed
London and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company
Brunswick Wharf
Blackwall
Berwick -on-Tiweed
Rotterdam
Messia
de Bie
Rahe
Crescent
Minories
Messrs
de Hie
Rahn
Sanday
Messis
Lightly
Simon
Feochurch-street
Bertha
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
Haymarket
Leadenhall-street
Lowbord-street
Royal Terrace Pier
AXTRA
Ffamburg
Custom House
Hamburg
Norman
Later
Tower-street
Charles Bessell
Maila
Scotwin Land
London
Downe’s Wharf
London Ducha
St. Fore
Mr. Colman
London and Edinburgh Steam Company
Lead-nhall-street
General Steam Navigations Company
Egent-Circus
C. Colman
Monarch
Caledonta
X&c
Morley‘s Hotel
Carmichael Smyth
JE. Puddick
J. Roberts Black
London and Westminster
Bloomsbury Ranch
Charles-street
Bloomsbury
Parliament Debates on Ireland Church and Poole Bill 1836
London August 3 1836 report of Houses of Lords and Commons proceedings. The Poole Corporation Bill faces strong opposition over its precedent and alleged party motives. Debates cover Irish Church revenues allocations, education funds, and potential reforms to the Lords. Speakers warn against alienating church property and threaten to veto or amend measures to protect Protestant and public interests.
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Glebes
Ireland
House of Commons
Privy Council
R. Peel
Robert Veel
J. Russell
Lord Melbourne
Melbourne
KR. Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Baronet
Dennison
Lord Landon
Hume
Sandon
Home
Lord Sandon
Louws
Mr. Flame
John Russell
Mr. Hume
Landon
Tre
Church of England
England
Hear
Hey
Perrs
Shaw
House of Commons Petitions and Oath Admission
Mr Hopeson took seat for Newcastle upon Tyne after oaths. Oswald moved to adopt Lords Amendments on Dublin and Drogheda Railway. Wilks presented Hambledon Berks petition for abolition of church rates. Inglis presented Winchester Dean and Chapter petition against Church Commissioners report use of funds only for ecclesiastical purposes. Landon presented Wicklow parish petition on Divine Service location. OConnell presented Treland petition for abolition of tithes and another on Mr Beaumont case.
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House OF Lords
Lonp Cuaxcetzur
House OF Commons
Commane
Court of Sessions
Brighton
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Ricumuno
Earl of
Lord Strafford
Poole Corporation
Oyster Fisheries
Lord Templemore
Ordee
Lord Redesdale
Corporation of Pool
Gall
Wormwood
Lord Stafford
Poole
Lyndhuist
Marquis of Lansdowne
Percely
Lord Lyndhu Ror
Lord Swafford
Lord Wharnc Lepfe
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Hotraxo
Lord Repespate
Lord Wystorp
J. Russell
Mr. Pitt
Ireland
Consolidated Fund
Church of Ireland
Brougham
Duke of Wellington
House of Commons of
England
Robert Peel
Hatsell
R. Weel
R. Peel
Lurda
Tar Spearer
R. Pred
Treland
His
Mr. Shaw
Sa A
Home Department
O’loghlin
J. Graham
Sir J.graham
Lord Althorp
Lord Stanley
Sir J. Graham
Northamptono
Merionethshire
Essex
Warwickshire
Goring
Baronet
James Graham
Kilkenny
Newcastle
Russell
Earl Grey
Pow
House of Peers
Canterbury
Dundalk
Hopeson
Colonel Percival
George Clerk
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Matthew W. Ridley
Oswald
Dublin and
Drogheda
Wilks
Hambledon
Berks
KR. Inglis
Dean and Chapter
Winchester
Lord Landon
Wicklow
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Lombaardsheet
Regent-circus
True Sun
Tate Sts
T. Tat
Brown
Chard Arms
Old Kent Road
Porough
ST. Marylebone
Borough of
Cavendish Square
David Hannay
J.T. Wetts and Co
J. T. Betts and CO
Smithfield
St. John-street
Milton
Willingsgate
Hongerford
France
Viscount Melbourne
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Haddington
House
Lords
O'Connell
A. Trevor
College OF Maynooth
College of Maynouth
Buckingham
George Sinclair
Aberdeen
British Museum
Armagh
Lord Morpeth
Kingston Harbour
Court of Requests
Re Peer
Committee of Supply
Troutbeck
Warrburton
Mr. Pease
Hindley
Coal Trade Committee