Popular Books for Schools and Domestic Education
A catalog of educational works and books for young readers. Items include The Mother’s Book of Education by C Wall, The Mother’s Dictionary by Mrs. Jamieson, Laire’s First to Third Catechisims, Laire’s Plas t Lines of Arithmetic, The Nursery Book by Bilby and Ridgway, The New London Wordbook, The Parlour Book by W Martin, The Book of Sports by W Martin, and The Juvenile Cyclopaedia in seven volumes. Darton and Clsik, Holborn Hill.
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C. Wall
Lair
Price
Hy T. Bilby
R. Ridgway
W. Martin
Cruickabank
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Darton
Clsik
Holborn Hill
Extraordinary Supplement to the Guide
The grateful series of various notices will be issued separately on a stamped page to test, on Saturday next, and that day the News Chronicle will be incorporated and reduced to threepence halfpenny.
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Royal Patent Harp Harmonic and Related Music Ads
The notice promotes the Royal Patent Harp Harmonic invented by Mr Corbett, asserting its ability to produce diverse sounds with certainty and recommending it for harps in general. Also advertised are Betts patent brandy, its suggested uses, prices, and a sales location. Additional items include overfull musical bones in wood cases and small musical boxes offered by London suppliers with prices and shop details.
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Oyal Patent
Royal Patent Harp
Corbett
Hoyal Patent Harp Harmonie
T. Cox
Vast Adresses and Notices From Damaged Gazette Dated Aug 9 1917
The Gazette lists numerous societies and officials from Aberdeen to Oswestry with entries covering noble, civic and church bodies. It notes audience of Bur Majesty with Swedish envoy Count Bjornstjerna and Baro n Alvensieben, and announces new embassy secretary Henry Lytton Bulwer. It then runs bankruptcy notices, dividends and partnerships dissolutions for a wide set of merchants, spinners, engineers, and tradesmen across Britain.
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Buctingham Palace
Count Bjornstjerna
Sweden
Norway
Baron Alvensieben
Cary Linet
Duke of Saxe
Porvign
Henry Lytton Bulwer
Brussels
Sublime
Ottoman Porte
Sub Treasury System Proposed to Replace Bank Notes
The Economist reports a bold US pamphlet by W. M. Gouge proposing a Sub Treasury System to substitute government paper for bank notes. A 50 percent stamp on bank notes would issue Treasury notes of 125 million dollars, with specie pledges and interbank transfers through a network of sub-treasuries and subordinate offices to handle taxes, land, pensions, and post offices.
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W. M. Gouge
Washington
Treasury
Gouge
Union
Banka
Sub-Treasury
New York
Mississippi
Congress
Economist
Batish Plantation Market Brisk with Rising Sugar Prices
The Batish Plantation Market shows brisk activity last week with grocers buying freely across brown and yellow sugars as prices rise 6d to 13d. Barbadoes sales total 261 bhds with strong demand. private purchases reach 3,200 bhds plus 2 public Barbadoes lots. West India Sugar stock stands at 28,21 bhds and 4,312 less than last year, while Mauritius stock rises by 28,253 bags. Prices for refined sugar firm amid scarce goods, with Lumps and Treacle advancing. public sales and private contracts progress amid steady demand from grocers and shippers.
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London
Stearn
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Deptford
West India Sugar
East India Dock
West India
Mauritius
East India
Hamburg
St Ao
Dominica
Jls
Trinidad
Howe Age
Corree
Jamaica
Los
Demerara
Spain
Ceylon
Sumatra
Samarang
Rio
Brazil
Malabar
Mace
Holland
Queen Dowager’s Birthday Honored by Florists Exhibition
A Monday horticultural exhibition at Morton-lodge near Laleworth celebrated the Queen Dowager’s birthday with 48 rare plant displays from around the world. Distinguishing guests included the Duchess of Richwood and Lord and Lady Denbigh, as medals were awarded to gardeners Wilmer Sunbury Flowao Brixton Butcher Lawrence Slough Lane Bevan Berkhamstead. The Coldstream Guards band performed, refreshments were plentiful, and balloons filled the sky as the event concluded in favorable weather.
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Metropolitan Society of Florists and Amateurs
George Glenny
Morton-lodge
Laleworth
Duchess of Richwood
Laurence
H. Bevap
Brodrick
Cook
Cooper
Barnerss de Roll
E. Smith
G. Seymour
Ramsden
Mackenzie
Fitzroy
Sergeant Stephen
Thackrab
Earl
Countess of
Denbigh
Rose du Roi
Roi de Siam
Duchess of Kent
Reloe Dess Es de Bourbon
Buauur
Fenelon
Duchess de Vaulenye
Duke of Devonshire
Duchess of Northumberland
Wilmer
Sunbury
Flowao
Brixton
Butcher
Lawrence
Drayton-green
Miss Browne
Slough
Lane
Bevan
Twickenhatn
Berkhamstead
Coldstream Guards
Elementary education and crime analysis
The article notes that a South Lancashire assizes calendar lists 44 prisoners with varying literacy levels. Only eight can read and write well, sixteen imperfect, seven cannot write, and thirteen cannot read. Among eight literate prisoners, most offences are serious, including manslaughter and murder. The piece argues education relates to crime but admits limited data from a small calendar. It calls for broader England and Wales data including moral as well as mental factors.
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Sulely
South Lancashire
Onry
Perano
England
Wales
Wanchester Guardian
Cholera at Malta report from Malta Gazelle
Malta Gazelle reports a sharp rise in cholera cases and deaths in the week ending July 12, noting 165 new cases and 202 deaths followed by higher totals, while alarm led residents to seclude themselves and abandon meals. News also notes the epidemic reaching Marseilles with several deaths.
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Malta
Malta Gazelle
Marseilles
Murper Murder Trial In Leeds Slays Young Boy
A three year old boy, son of pocket-book maker Mr Webster of St Alban's Street Wade Lane Leeds, was found in a play ground with his throat cut and died next day. A nineteen year old idiot, Joseph Jeffgate, confessed to the area crime and was charged with Wilful Murder after an inquest. The wound, inflicted by a table knife found on him, proved fatal. Jeffgate was committed to York Castle and attempted suicide while in custody.
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Leeda
Webster
St. Alban's Street
Wade Lane
Aonis
Joseph Jeeffgate
Joseph Jeffgate
Elizabeth Marston
Teale
York Castle
Paradise
Spencer
Circassia
Africa
London
Pagis
Baddeley
Paris
Strathfieldsaye
Reading
Strathfeld
Heckfield-beath
Hampshire
Miss Mitford
M‘culloch
London University College
Cannet
London University
Medal Striking Promises Exact Replicas From New Die Method
A Royal Mint medallist, Mr Pistrecsi, discovers a process to stamp a matrix from an undisturbed die to yield a medal identical to the original design. The method uses a plaster mold, cast iron impression, and a heated cone press, producing a true facsimile with reduced engraving labor and cost. It could improve accuracy beyond current minting techniques and may illuminate ancient cuvins.
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Spearts
Pistrecsi
Royal Mint
Pistrucci
Gilbert Blane
Pistracci
Louis Napoleon Buonaparte in Strasbourg Rumors Spreading
A letter dispatches concern over Louis Napoleon Buonaparte possibly in the region, with authorities tightening controls across Rhine towns. It notes a villa at Richmond and conjectures of covert travel via Taunus or Ardeonnes routes, while warning of swift delivery to Montebello. The writer reports the Duchess de St Leo is gravely ill and prospects of illness deepening in Constance.
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Rhine
Holland
Louis Napoleon Buonaparte
Switzerland
London
Richmond
Fenton
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Bades
Taunus
France
Belgium
Strasburg
Rhenish
Duc de Montebello
The Two Josselins Pride of a Father Humoring a Vagabond
A report from a prison bench shows Judenne Josselin senior claiming a young Josselin for vagabondage. The elder proclaims many callings while the boy professes tailoring and music ambitions. The scene ends with the elder accepting custody to reclaim the son.
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Josselin Judenne
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Josselio
Jusselin Judence
Papa
Josselin
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Josaelis
Wolf Attack Kills Man in Forest of Gresigoe Taro
News from Portsmouth reports a man in the Forest of Gresigoe, Taro, bitten by a wolf and seized by hydrophobia, dying within hours amid frightful convulsions. The British service pays off remaining Spain returnees aboard the Prometheus Hulk, with 3s.6d each, as they seek passages via Ireland and Scotland or to London to claim gratuities yet unpaid by the Spanish government.
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Taro
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Britannia
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Scotland
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Freeman’s Court
James Duff Wins Liberal Seat in Banffshire Declaratio
A large Liberal gathering in Banffshire heard the Sheriff declare James Duff, Esq. duly elected after 506 electors polled. Duff praised unity for civil and religious liberty and pledged to repay the voters for their confidence with worthy service amid cheering.
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Banffshire
Sheriff
Ion
Ireland Election in Cork County Confirms Liberal Momentum
A Cork County election meeting shows Liberal candidates overwhelmingly supported as the writ is read by Sheriff W. Joungon. Daniel Clancey and Daniel Geran voice strong opposition to Tory governance, urging liberty for Ireland and criticizing Reformers foes. Attendees include Sir George Gould and R. Freeman.
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G.S. Barry
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Hi. Townsend
R. Loschietp
Lord Berehaven
A. Newman
Daniel Clancey
Charleville
Mr. Roche
Daniel Geran
Roche
Ireland
Geran
King
Mr. King
Court
Camp
Kinz
Newmen
Kerry County Members Returned on August 14
Kerry County returns list Morgan Joho OConnell and R Arthur Blennerhassett as attendees, with phrasing echoing parliamentary practice. The long coastal piece then shifts to diverse extracts including a moralizing note on Tartars wives, an alligator hunting anecdote, London and Paris fire statistics, and scenic Strathfieldsaye commentary.
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Kerry County
Aga
Morgan Joho O'Connell
R. Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq
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