Maritime Steam Packet Ads Offer Low Fares To Hull and Med Tour
Notices advertise regular steam packets from Hull to Hull Newcastle Leith and Dundee with cheap fares for steerage and cabin travel. Also details a Mediterranean tour on the CHIEFTAIN with Captain H Hunter from London to Plymouth and onward to Cadiz Genoa Naples and other ports with wine provisions included. Broker and port contacts listed at Custom House Quay London and Blackwall.
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Hull
Saloun
Custom House Quay
Newcastle
Leith
Dundee
Brownlow and Pearson
High-street
J. Hall and Co
London
Mediterranean
H. Hunter
Brunswick Wharf
Blackwall
Plymouth
Oporto
Lisboo
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Marveilles
Risen
Genoa
Leghoro
Malaga
Carthagena
Barcelona
Naples
Sicily
Syrian
Greece
Constantinople
Matinard Diesandria
Hunter
France
Italy
Captan Hunter
W. J. Hall and Co
Life Assurance tables show sex based premium differences
A London life office announces new tables showing lower premiums for younger male lives and especially favorable terms for female lives. It notes policies abroad or at home with profits shared among the insured and offers foreign assurances to Americas, the East Indies, and British territories.
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Agle Life Assurance Office
Crescent
Bridge-street
Blackfrisia
North
South America
Three Months Imprisonment Mitigated for Sunderland Pair
The three months’ sentence at Durham Assizes for J. Coul Carr and Alexander Kirkaldy of Sunderland on a Wimb. Snowball assault was reduced to one month in Durham Gaol and a fine of fifty pounds each. The piece condemns harsh middle class punishment and calls for equality with nobility. Lord Stourton subscribes to O’Connell indemnity fund and praises Irish justice. A note on a Siamese white elephant gifted to Paris’s Jardin des Plantes is included.
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Durham
Tyne Mere
O'Connell
Lord Stourton
Connell
P. Howard
Carlisle
Light
Bey
India
Kouta
Siam
Newspaper Stamp Duty Bill and Charities Debates in Lords
In a lengthy session the Lords debateed the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill alongside the Stannaries Court and Irish Church bills. They clashed with the Commons over charitable trusts, casting votes on amendments and calling for free conferences to resolve differences amid political tension and procedural amid controversy.
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House OF Loris
Lora Ciascedon
Lord Abinger
House OF Commons
Exentauer
Commons
Exchequer Offices
Ireland
Ball
Pi R. CamPucci
East India
Court of Exchequer
Scotland
Lord Melbourne
Alargine of
Lansdowne
Equity Court
Lord Wynford
Lord Falmouth
Lord Lyndhurst
Duke of Richmond
Free Conference
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Ripon
Bishop of
Gloucester
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Wharnchife
Lyndhurst
Lord Fitzgerald
Lords
Earl of Rivon
Lord Lyndhurste
The
Theo
Lord Lyodhurst
Viscount Melbourne
Bar Lament
Fort
Radnor
Nut
Attwally
Earl Repon
Hear
Duke of Mellogtes
Lot
House of Peers
Lord Holland
Oliver Goldsmith
Pp Aburs
Viacouot
House of Commona
House of Lords
Flear
Marquis of Salisbury
Ellenborough
Wharnchile
Abinger
Earl of &Pon
John Russell
Lorda
the Commons
Parliament
Messrngera
Whearnclipfe
Duke of Weldingeon
Melbourne
HOUSE OF COMMONS DEBATE ON BILLS AND FREE CONFERENCE
The House of Commons debates the Exchequer Offices Ireland Bill the Slave Owners Compensation Bill Copyright and Newspaper Stamp Bills and the Coal Trade and Marriage bills. A free conference with the Lords follows as Lords adhere to amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
London
Church Bild
Lord W. Bentpinck
Todia Company
Madras
Bombay
Bengal
Mr. Howard
Carlisle
T. Attwood
F.dtaghurgh
Birminaghan
EJ. Stanley
Sheffield
J. Parker
Treasury
Down
A. Hitt
SaNoys
Supply
Steuart
Committee of Supply
Ways and Means
Andrew L. Hay
Committee On Ways and Means
Exchequer Offices
Ireland
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Hume
A. Trevor
K.G.F. Young
F. Lewis
Lewis
Durham
A. Chapman
G. PF. Young
Gregson
John Russell
Chanenzes
Home Department
Wilks
Middlesex
Russell
T. Duncombe
Thorney
Poor Law Commissioners
Lushington
Lords
Iff
Hon
House of Commons
Goulburn
Board of Guardians
Commons
J. Russell
Exchequer
Lord J. Russell
Earl of Ripon
Mr. Fume
J Russele
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Doha
Ara Sana -Street
Edmund Ri
Anded
Hampshire
High Court of Chancery
Morne
Twynam
Henry Mart
Fsquire
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
Tresvay
Munger
Itchenswell
Nuthanger
Lydd
Sicheanwell
Hants
Newbury
Berke
Kingsclere
Whitchurch
Basingstoke
Southampton
Messrs. J. and
R. FE. Arden
Clifford’s Tonpassage
Fleet-street
George Twynam
Winchester
White [Art Inc
Henry P. Smith
Jw.hammon and CO
Gloster-street
St. John's-street
Clerkenwell
J. W. H. and Co
J. Tbetts and Co
J.T. Kers and Co
St. John-street
Taon Keown
Kromiapon
Pirsa
Peimr
C. Price
Baines
Hindley
Brotherton
Palmer
Essex
Borthwick
House of Lorda
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Church of England
Hay
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Guardians of
Hindley Sid
Eee Eee Pais
Thia
Rice
Boston
J. Rossex
Welch
Pastor Populi
Wales
St. Asaph
Puralist
Hereford
Bangor
St. David
Principality
Canterbury
Hoo
Conference
Treasury Bench
Noble Ford
Monmouth
Seriy
Aglioney
Ihe
Laco
Young