Meeting of the Tailors Benevolent Institution in Westminster
A summary of a late meeting at Willis's Rooms King Street Westminster where the committee reported progress toward founding a relief fund for aged and infirm journeymen tailors and their wives. Chairman Harrison noted strong early subscriptions, urged continued effort, and emphasized philanthropy amid trade fluctuations.
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Benevolent Institution For the Relief of
Willis’s Rooms
King-street
St. James's Street
Westminster
Hunter
Stockham
Harrison
Stulz
Heater
Stultz
Chee
Mrr
Chiers
Mortimer
Boy Hangs After Linen Swing Accident
An inquest in Barngley reports Richard Richardson a fifteen year old from Old Town died after a linen yarn swing broke free as he stood on a clog. Death ruled accidental. The Leeds Times notes reformist dinning scenes and rate relief meetings, while other brief items cover a wheat rick fire at Chiseldon a drowning at Farley and a wage-scarce townfront response.
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Thomas Lee
William Ward
White Hart
Barngley
Richard Richardson
Old Town
Staira
West Indies
Brown
Bath Journal
Farley
John
Miss Lanz
White Horse‘Inc
Gomersal Hill Top
Lord Morpeth
George Strickland
Duke of
Messy
Fielden
Whitworth
Steel
Kerry
Stewarda
Leeds Times
Hererorn Music Maertina
Gloucester
Worcester
Breford
R. Price
Bart
Higford Burr
Eng
E. T. Foley
K. Hoskins
Watties Corbet
James King
Moartey
America
NortingHam
Apo Addison
Nottingham Journal
Trowpelpee
Trowbridge
Working Class Association
Fole
Paeigaiet
Wilts
Ind
Spectator's Complete Lists of Lord Melbourne's House of Commons
Pamphlet details numbers polled in the 1837 and 1835 general elections showing politics of each member. Includes rejected and doubtful candidates, gains and losses by party, and tables of comparison. Praised by New Palmer's Journal as accurate and impartial, suitable for wide circulation.
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Price
R. T
Palmer's Journal
Clayton
the Spectator
Windsor Court
Straud
French Lectures on Social Change and Human Nature
A speaker discusses origins of human evil, arguing false beliefs about human nature have driven misery. He outlines a plan to unite those who understand the subject to reform society without harm, recounting lectures in Paris and a disrupted Hotel de Ville event.
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Aga
Ateps
Paris
Athens
Hotel de Ville
Errart
Salle St. Jean
M. Precorbin
Dr. Errart
M. Fournier
Owen’s Paris lecture on society reform and public opinion
Robert Owen argues that ending public prejudice and changing opinion are the main barriers to human emancipation and social progress. He details disruptions at a Paris lecture, defends his aims, and outlines his plan to promote a new science of society across Europe, returning to London before revisiting Paris.
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High Court of Chancery
Caurca
George Hazel
Swansea Stortemd
Southampton
Chancery-Lane
London
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Tooke and Son
Bedford-row
Holborn
Winter Williams
Willias
Holburn
Menars
Holme and Lofton
New Inn
G. T. F. Brace
Surrey Street
Strand
Perkins and
Frampton
Solcitors
Gray'stun
Miller
Frome
Somersetshire
J. G. Pearse
Southmorton
Devonshire
Rooker
Bideford
Devon
Jenkins and Jeffrys
Swansea
Nicholatts
Hmdrt
Thomas Glover
Henry Martin
Great Western Railway
Great Western Railway Company
Act of Incorporation
Mesera, Glyn, Hailifax, Mills, and Co
Cornhill
Bristol
Messrs. Miles, Harford and Co
Elton
H. Simonds
Charles A. Saunders
Thowas Osler
Monarch
Custom House Quay
Hull
Newcastle
Leith
Dundee
Victoria
Brownlow and Pearson
W.J. Hall and Co
Athengium
Hotel de Ville
M. Fournier
Paris
Viena
Berlin
Brusaets
Notel d'Angleterre
Rue Des Gilles
St. Thomas
Thames Tunnel progress and directors praise for Brunel
The Thames Tunnel repairs near completion with water reduced six feet below the crown and about thirty feet pumped out. Directors praised Brunel and Page for their decisive action to clear water, suspend public viewings, and adopt measures to finish the work as river bed permits. Foreign visitors observed renewed activity as workmen showed zeal and commitment to the extraordinary project.
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Tuames Tunnel
Thames Tunnel
Brunel
Cautious Warnings and Rumors Amid Atlantic Voyage
The New York Gazette reports whispers about the Commonwealth witnesses and plans to voyage to Europe. It notes fears of clashes between Cauriat and Mr. Claston as they drift near Castle Garden, urging both men to stay vigilant as night approaches and a bright binnacle light stays lit.
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Monsieur
Europe
Castle Garden
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Cincinnati
New York Gazette
Catholic Clergy in Lower Canada Preaching Divine Right of Power
Canadian dispatches report a Montreal address to clergy on the consecration of the Bishop of Telmesse urging loyalty to lawful authority and warning against revolt or lawbreaking including smuggling. The scene included 140 clergy, a toast to the King, and unanimous clergy approval.
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Bey
New York Daily Express
Liberal of
Quebec
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Napierville
Correiun
Thiseason
House of Assembly
sPssion
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