All Steamers Sail London to Hull with Passenger Service
The Monarch Gazelle Yorkshireman and London steamers run from Custom House Quay on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays at eight in the morning with passengers carriages horses and merchandise and return from Hull on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays A new steamer finishing at Hull will soon begin daily London Hull service Agented Brownlow and Pearson Hull W J Hall and Co Custom House Quay London
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Monarch
London
Custom House Quay
Hull
Cxnfort
Hall
Ebrownlow and Pearson
W. J. Hall and Co
He Is 8 Certain And Immediate Bonuses Given By This Company
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bonuses promised by a company with figures like 1,208 1p00 and rates per cent. The legibility is low, but the note implies guaranteed or immediate bonuses as part of a financial offer or advertisement.
Southey and Cowper Works and Brandies Ad Verse
An 1830s style notice promotes Southey’s Volume XIV of Cowper’s Works including Homer translations with illustrations, followed by commentary on volume XV and a portrait. It advertises Betts patent brandy as a safer beverage and for home win fortification, plus dessert fruit knives and porks from Cox Savory with ivory handles and marked prices.
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Soulthey
Cowper
Boodatt
Goodyear
Robert Southey
Tassos Jerusalem
Mr. Southey
Hower
Quarterly Review
London
Baldwin and Cradock
COX Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Carnhill
N. B
Tattersalls Yesternay Doncaster St Leger Preview
Four horses backed for money in the Doncaster St Leger meeting with Cardinal Puff and The Doctor leading the field. Griselle colt and Robin Hood colt attract bets, while other prices are nominal. Aquatics notes cover Barpee and Recatra watermen contests with Barrow and Campbell dominating finishes.
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Doncaster ST. Leger
Cardinal Puff
Doctor
Griselle
Robin Hood
Lord Westminster
Cardinal Poff
Fox
Mabumetan
Blelbourne
Horrip MURDER Near Cromer by James May
James May of Almer ton near Cromer killed his one year old child by cutting its throat with a pocket knife after rocking it to sleep. He showed signs of derangement earlier and had expressed a wish to put his seven children out of the world. At the inquest a verdict of Milful Order was recorded and he was committed to Norwich Castle to stand trial.
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James May
Almerton
Cromer
May
America
Norwich Castle
Norfolk Chronicle
Brotherhood
Bel
the Dragon
Hudibras
Trulla
Franklin
Turin
Auvergne
Elections and the Whigs and Tories in the Weekly True Sun
The piece surveys post election politics with a satirical tone, weighing Whig and Tory strength and forecast. It argues Whigs must abandon empty promises and adopt decisive reform, while Tory prospects remain doubtful, urging a bold shift to new measures. It riffs on party character, leadership, and public sentiment.
Circulation Statistics Judge Lisbon Press Clashes
Midosi reports Cortes on national newspaper reach with Lisbon papers dominating. Ecco tops with 1,070 copies per issue, others follow. Democratic papers serve the poor, while Miguelite and Charter papers cater to the rich. Weekly total numbers reflect a nation with low reading rates outside Lisbon and Porto. The Cortes authorize temporary suppression of all papers except democratic ones after Saldanha’s insurrection. Liston Mall, a charter English paper, is noted as suppressed. A printing-office raid blocks publication of a hostile journal.
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M. Midosi
Cortes
Lisbon
Ecco
Examinador
Correio
Pedres
Diario
Nacional
Ciaaly
Charter
Democratic Party
Oporto
Saldanha
Amonng
Liston Mall
Seohar Suares Caldeim
Financial State of Brazil Expenditure and Revenue 1838
The Brazilian finance report to the Chamber details general revenue for 1838 at about 41,289 thousand dollars and expenditure at 13,622 thousand dollars. Revenue sources include import duties, tea and powder duties, reexport and transshipment taxes, colonial duties, tariffs on ships, land sales, taxes on slaves, mining, and urban levies among others. The document also lists various department and municipal allocations, including Interior, Justice, Foreign Affairs, Marine, War, and Finance, with specific sums for the capital municipality and other items. The text also contains later letters and notes on political reform debates in Britain and public dinners in Newport celebrating reform movements.
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Rio Grande
Mont de Pieté
Rio de Jacenro
Rio
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Marine
Ministry of War
Ministry of Finance
Westward Wanter Rumor Of Desertion By Eastern Women
A New York Sunday Morning News correspondent laments that many eastern women should abandon their homes to move west where a ready market exists. He describes crowds of bachelors at the pier awaiting seduced brides as steamers from Buffalo and Detroit dock, and he notes the lure of marriage in the western region.
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The
Post
Buffalo
Detroit
Rocky Mountains
New York Sunday Morning News
Odd Election Feats and Oddities Across Parishes
Reports from Sheffield, Doncaster, Blackburn, and Nottingham detail peculiar voting journeys and strange incidents. An 83-year-old John Wainwright walked from Thurlstone to Barnsley and back to vote Morpeth and Strickland, while a 102-year-old James Farham and 99-year-old John Crackles submitted ballots with ease. A Blackburn ostler survived a horse’s runaway and a man in Newark area sleepwalked from Fiskerton to a cliffedge escape. The item also notes early signs of madness in dogs and a Nottingham Review account of Alfred Hutchinson’s nocturnal wandering and injuries.
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Oto
John Wainwright
Thurlstone
Barnsley
Morpeth
Strickland
Sheffield Tris
James Farham
John Crackles
Doncaster Gazette
Ostler
Angel Inn
Kingstreet
Blackburn
Briggs
Accrington
Alfred Hutchinson
New Sweenton
Fiskerton
Newark
Hutchison
Hutchiggon
Nottingham Review
Dinner Address by E. A. Sanford in County Election Toasts
The Liberal electors hosted a public dinner for E. A. Sanford at 5 Prince Street Cross, with about 250 present. Sanford praised his colleague Mr. Tynte, urged ballot reform, and urged electors to defend reform against Tory opposition, stressing the ballot, registration, and continued county organization.
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Srnely
E. A. Sanford
Peindrew Crosse
E. A. Santorp
Tynte
Sanford and Tynte
Iam
Great Britain
Britain
Commons
Somerset Gazette
Coatrman
Dinner honors E A Sanford Wellington toast
A large Wellington dinner for E A Sanford M P drew nearly 300 guests. Sir T B Lethbridge presided as Sanford voiced gratitude and praised reform aims while urging persistent political effort and vigilance in voting. Lethbridge thanked the host, and stressed open public action and accountability.
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Nosbatt
Staffordshire
High Court of
Chanrery
Lloyd
Mason
Giffin Wilson Knight
Certen Preehold
Nocbutt
Leigh
Buford
Ralph Rossington
John M‘arthur Campbell
Aay Inn
Synoh Hazaard’s
Reat Western Railway
Cornhill
Bristol
Charles A. Saunders
Thomas Osler
Buckingham
Wene
Lord William Bentinck
Septimus Ramsey
Tandard of England Life Assurance Company
King Wiliam-street
Regent
William Davis
William Cory
Lawrence Dorgan
John Barrett Lennard
William Cumaton
William J. Richardson
Colosel Chon En Hodgeon Preoeree
I A
Fedligigna
Sum Assurabie
For Life
Life
Board of Directors
W. Wright
Betts
J. T. Betts and Co
Betta and Co
Smith
St. John Street
Sporting
Tattersall’s
Mr. Gireville
Mr. Kowen
Mr. Forth
Mr. Golden
Mr. Fairlie
Abraham Newland
Mr. Osbaldiston
Mr. Robinson
Waterloo Barpee
Surrey
Waterloo Bridge
St. John’s
Lambeth
R. T. Barrow
H. Creed
G. Franks
R. Barrow
Ge. Jown
St. Marcanet
Weatmosterbridge Stairs
H. Campbell
J. Jones
Son
H. ‘Spratt
G. Campbell
HL. May
E. Howel
H. Winsor
Sen
Ndon
True Sun
Tattersal’s
Sidrophel
Lord John Russell
Mr. Spring _Rice
the Press OF
Financial State OF Brazil
Chambera
Isdu
Examiner
Torquay
Sia
England
He. &c
Mannikin
Walter Savage Landor
Cavier
Browning
Newport
Pelham
Isle of Wight
Green Dragon
Captain Pelham
Richard Oglander
Mr. Holmes
Gret
Holmes
Reform
Goodman Kirkpatrick
Lord Worsley
Richard Simeon
Clarke
Pring
John Hippisley
Charles Day
Wellington
T. B. Lethbridge
A. Sanford
Curry River
Tyote
Robert Peel
Tameworth
T. B. Letharinge
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