Frugal Housewife Book Note in Behalf of Nobility Aid
Mrs Childs Frugal Housewife with pride 2s in boards bound, appealing to the Nobility and Gentry for support. The ninth edition of Beontimy, marketed as the poor man’s revenue, is arranged by Satie, marketed through Griffiths Co Dublin.
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Breter
Spacix
Comte
Sy TM and Co
Ile Superior
Beauchamp
Taye
Aris A . H
Piles de Firmal
Beondmy
Ey Ne Child
Beontimy
Thie i Satie
Griftasha Co
Cine
W. F.W
Dublin
Lords and Commons Open Session With Monarch and Reform Debate
The Lords and Commons assemble with the King entering the House amid formal ceremony. Petitions on tithes in Ireland and Poland surface, while Speaker reports a session marked by Ireland issues, the Established Church, and sweeping Reform efforts in Parliament.
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House OF Lords
Lord DuHancettor
Rochester
Lord Teynham
National Political Union of Norwich
Ireland
Somerset
Thorsley
Watson
Rhodes
de Beauvoir
Earl of Shaftesbury
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Norfolk
Marquis of Wellesley
Earl Grey
Marquis of Cholmondeley
House of Commons
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Address in Parliament Prorogues Parliament and Royal Procession Incident
The account recalls the prorogation of Parliament by royal assent to a Supply Bill and related acts, followed by a procession return met with jeers. A disturbance in Palace-yard involved a coal-heaver and police, eight men subduing him as crowds hissed at the King's return.
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Drew
Sheffield
Alethea Broadhead
Adecea
Watt
Bay of
Rena
Morison
Ana
Avery Fae
Jana
Mihi Hivetlane
King'scross
London
Surrey
Patreet
Mr. Field
Ke. Walker
Mr. Chappell
Royal “Exchange
Lota
Aduit
Beanetts
C Cavent-gar
Haydon Y Ricardatis
Norton Falilorte
Baise
Norbury's
Yeeping
Clare-market
Salmon's
Ley
Lucas-street
Sloane-atreet
Chelsea
Chapple
Walworth “Palluall
Dartford
Cowell
Hoan
Trinity Greene Are-Road
Misa C
Grounds Deptford
Taylor
Hanwell
Wichangi
Howbridge
Stratford
J. Moore
Wake Eerie
Ager H Colege
Dallas
India
Fréland
Ireland
George
Helmore
New Wharf
Queen-square
House of Lords
D'bléck
Horge
Reform Dinner at Abingdon Celebrates Passing of Reform Bills
180 gentlemen dined at Farm Hall Abingdon to celebrate the Reform Bills. Dr Tomkins presided with Monck Mitford Bowles and Throckmorton present. Speeches praised emancipation and Catholic relief as Healths were toasted to Walter and others amid loyalist cheers.
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Abingdon
Tomkins
Mfr
Monck
Mitford
Bowles
H.'Marsh
R. Throckmorton
N. Throckmorton
Phb
Sussex
Amsy
Friends of Reform
Maberly
Melton-hill
Mr. Bowles
Throckmorton
Berkshire
Walter
Age
Oakingham
John Walter
H. Marsh
Newbury
Tithed Meeting At Halsetown In St Ives Borough
A public meeting of farmers and others in St Ives condemned tithes as an engine of oppression and voted to petition Parliament for abolition with compensation. James Halse presided, defended the motion, while MP Praed criticized it as electioneering and questioned the case for abolition.
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Charles Harris Groocock
M.D. Robert Hay
J. Scott
C.P. WM. Scannell
H. Hodgkins
G. Anderson
J.P
G. Marchall
RW. Nowlan
John Neil
G. Lovett
J. Joseph Scammer
Shrewsbury
Mestrs
Morison
Moat, Aid Co
Cenidinen
Abd Dresdful
Ely
Jeter
Tam
James Fisher
Ireland
Hales
Praed
M.P
England
Halse
G. D. John
John
Mr. Halse
Tyrol under Austrian occupation and wary Tyroleans
From Spruck Tyrol August 9 reports show Austrian troops massing in the Tyrolean mountains with 15 000 infantry and 1 600 cavalry quartered among villagers. Troops press toward the frontiers near Lake Constance as detachments cross into Tyrol amid heat and fatigue. The Tyroleans distrust Metternich and fear an attack on France, hoping for a patriotic resurgence like Andreas Hofer, while espionage permeates society. An order to hang the murderer Cook in chains is noted.
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Spruck
Tyrol
Tyrolean
Lake of Constance
Vienna
Corps de Reserve
Metternich
France
4Th Dragoons
Ancona
Baden
Bavaria
Marshal Wrede
Austria
Andreaa Hofer
Landrath
Ausria
The Late Duke de Reichstade Examined After Death
A French paper describes the post mortem of the late Duke de Reichstade, noting livid marks from leeches, brain and skull findings, extensive thoracic tubercular lesions with fetid fluid, left lung with a cavity and infection, enlarged liver, and mesenteric glands. The report cites severe vascular and organ changes, including ossified structures and abnormal thymus.
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Detenasca Duga Reta
Diyala
Palace of
Ata
Compiegne Marriage Festivities Described Amid Royal Finances
Fragmented OCR notes discuss the Compiegne marriage festivities and royal concerns over finances. It notes Leopolda's moderation despite lavish expectations, a melancholy air around the crown, and a look toward a union with a princess while referencing Abelard and European iconography.
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Compiegne
Leopoda
England
Ahi
Princesa
Seno al Eas
Tress
Abelard
Odé
Fragmented OCR note on stalled trades and rates
A garbled OCR fragment reports on stalled negotiations over church rates and carpeting with remarks on pricing and handling. The text mentions selling hesitations, poor procurement options, and an astonished reaction to a quoted Shilling for a carpet. No clear dates or names are discernible.
Letter urging Irish tithes protest to the National Political Union
John Lawlees appeals Rowland Drotiersi and the National Political Union to shield Ireland from Crown prosecutions and mass meetings aimed at abolition of tithes. He urges English members to act for Ireland and defend constitutional peace, warning of dire consequences without Irish representation.
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British Empire
Irelnnd
Ireland
Greece
England
Wellington
John Lawlees
Rate Payers in St George Hanover Square and St Martin in the Fields
Returns from the churchwardens and overdeers show the number of rate payers and tenements in the parishes of St George Hanover Square and St Martin in the Fields. The report details poor rates due, paid, and outstanding, with parish totals and monthly marks from the fiscal year ending April.
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Square
ST. Martin-In-The-Fields
St. George
Hanover-square
St Artin-In-The
Hanover
Ana
Tate
Avenie T
Rovinsox
C. DA Aveke
St, Martt
St. Martin-in-tee- Filia
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