Great Lottery drawn in Hamburg contract notice and union meeting
Hamburg authorities announce the 4th lottery of 12,000 tickets will be drawn October 1, with ticket prices and prize breakdown detailed. A meeting of the Operative Bricklayers and Plasterers Labourers denounces master builders union-leaning declarations and backs nonunion foremen while praising workers for opposing the document.
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Hamburg
Eine Brothers
Board OF Treasury of
Goa
Arjona
Mecca
Heine Brothers
Ham
Bank F
England
Scot _ Sterling peank
Scotwast
Friendly Society of the Operative Brick
Black Bull
Little Cap
Ae Moran
London
Ludgate-hill
Messia
Pearse and Garrier
Elliot
Shimmel
Collin
Goodwin
Mr. Morris
J. Horan
Debate on Warwick and Vintners Licenses in Lords
In the Lords August 5 session the v. chancellor rejected Warwick Borough Bill on second reading. Vintners objected to a licensing clause. Wynford and Duncannon warned of rights loss. Foreign policy criticisms followed with Melbourne and Wellington clashing over Spain Portugal and Belgium. Public notices, church questions, and Ireland tithes bills dominated the rest, with debates on drunkenness and spirits duties concluding in divisions.
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House OF Lords
Warwick
Serjeant
Merewether
Vintners’ Company
Justices of Peace
London
Westminster
Wynford
Id Duncannon
Shades
Adelphi
Lord Wynford
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Wicklow
Westmeath
Ireland
Duke of Cumberland
Trish Road
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Londonderry
Lord Ondonderry
Belgium
Ancona
Turkey
Holland
Persia
Russia
Austria
Prussia
England
France
Louis Philip
Charles the Tenth
Don Miguel
Don Pedro
Portual
Portugal
Ponngel
Don Carlos
Spain
Uke
Wellington
Lord Melbourne
Europe
Great Britain
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bernal
House of Commons
Ieland
Marquis of Bute
London and Westminster Bank
Bank of England
Lord Beresford
Armah
Wexford
Dungarvon
J.russell
Carrickfergus
Berwick and Durham
Hawes
Tulg
Buckingham
Army
Navy
Our Lawes
Borsog
Holborn
Lambeth
Sheffield
Sittleton
Cambridge
Goulburn
Lefroy
Clery
Tipperary
Tr. J. Young
Lord Acheson
Halcomb
Shaw
Dublin
Littleton
O’connell
Lord Althorp
Cohen
Brighton Guardian
Warburton
Sheil
S. Rice
O'Dwyer
H. Hughes
Cohenaera Oryer
Church Temporalities
O'Connell
Rider
House
Mr. O'Connell
Callaghan
Walter
O’ferrall
O’con L
Scotland
O'Callaghan
Walker
O’callaghan
Bayswater
Court of Chancery
Jones
Abuse of Public Benevolence at a London Meeting
A public meeting at Dundee Arms, Wapping, examined how 1832 subscriptions for Francis Webb's widow were handled. It heard that Rev G C Smith and others received funds but many sums remained unaccounted. A committee was formed to recover unappropriated money and ensure proper use for the widow and six children.
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O’dwyer
Baines
Connell
Col. Williams
Colonel Williams
M. Phillips
Howard
Lord Landon
Ir. Brotherton
Forde Russell
Lord Sandon
Sinc.r
Ruthven
Max- Well
Lerroy
Dundee
Wapping
W. Morris
Metropolis
Francis Webb
River Thames
G. C. Smith
Saint Ann’s
Limehouse
Thames
Evans
John Harding
Coleman
Mr. Smith
Webb
Inland Bonding System. Costs of port stations debated
A Newcastle Journal survey of 1833 customs receipts shows seventy four English ports with many running deficits and high collection costs. The article argues against expanding ports and criticizes ministers for adding useless establishments while readers wait for cheaper, more efficient reforms. It notes large sums from London Liverpool Bristol and Hull and lists struggling small ports incl Aldborough Beaumaris Bridlington and others.
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Newcastle Journal
Treasury
Hutt
Hull
House of Commons
England
London
Liverpool
Ristol
Newcastle
Gloucester
Sunderland
Stockton
Berwick
Scotland
Ireland
Aldborough
Beaumaris
Bridlington
Cowes
Deal
Harwich
Ilfracombe
Milford
Minehead
Scilly
Southwold
Wells
Banff
Cambertown
Inverness
Stornaway
Stranraer
Baltimore
Westport
Arundel
Blackney
Clay
Chichester
Dartmouth
Grimsby
Maldon
Kirkwall
Scarborough
Canlissa
Llanelly
Lyme
Padstow
Ramsgate
Rochester
Rye
Swansea
Weymouth
Whitby
Woodbridge
Ayr
Dumfries
Irvine
Lerwick
Thurso
Coleraine
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W. Donnan
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Enfield
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Fitcharies Street
J. Down
Strand
Savoy-street
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Martin
Buon
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Gos
George Henekey
High Holborn
Ecimen
Per Doz
Gray's Inn
de R. Webb
York
British College of Health
Caul
Holborn-hill
Edwards
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Mesura
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Butler
Cheapside
Sutton and Co
Bow Churchyard
Stradling
Gate of the Royal Exchange
Sanger
Oxford-street
Norton and Lowe
Blackfriars'-road
Ross and Burton
Mawhood
Harris
Northampton
Stevenson
Derby
Sutton
Nottingham
Tucker
Worcester
Prockter
Cheltenham
Mares and Co
Maidstone
Cook
Ipswich
Cooper and Cross
Bath
Hobbs
Munsell
Brighton
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Holborn Bill
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Regent-street
Russell
Oawhyn
Catherine Street
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
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Chapple
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M'Phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Courtenay
Dr. Courtenay
Great Marlborough Street
Inspector and Literary Review
Redmund
Charles-street
Islington
Newington-green
Wood’s Green
Enfeld Road
Enheid
Imperial Parliament
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Colchester
Essex Standard
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Tue Hanveet
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Edinburgh
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Notts
Limerick
Oatine East
Rufford
Ollerton
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Archway Tavern