Report on Arts and Designs in British Industry
A parliamentary report criticizes limited public support for the arts and design among Britain's manufacturing population. It cites scarce instruction, reliance on older styles, and weak design diffusion, urging broader art education, museums, and galleries. The document compares British practice with France Prussia and Bavaria, noting France’s widespread design schools and open access systems. It highlights evidence from inspectors and MPs, and urges policy to connect design to manufacture.
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West
Ta Ua
Martin
Papworth
Louis XV
Louis XIV
Cockerell
Howell
Morrison
House of Commons
Birmingham
Sheffield
London
Coventry
Great Britain
England
France
Flarman
Stothard
M. Guillote
Frasce
M. Tereaux
M.couder
Couder
Paris
Cachemire
Bownag
M.P
Waageo
Prussia
Berlin
Waagen
Bavaria
Public Sales Register Three Houses North Kennington Lane
Record of Dec 9 sales by Mr Hoccart detailing three houses at Kennington Lane and more properties in Rennington and Hammersmith, with terms for 99 or 21 years and ground rents. Also notes on two Hampstead Road houses and a related garden plot, with ages and rents. Includes apprehension report of John Walsh for murder at Carraccaoa in 1834 and arrest at Ashton
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Lanelly
Or Pear
Portardulais
Jeder
Llanelly
Old Broad-street
John Bigg
Hoccart
the Mart
Kennington-lane
White Hart-place
Harleford-atreet
Ren-nington
Jet
St. Per Agnun
Rennington-green
Horus Tavern
King-street
Hammersmith
Hammersmithbrary
Frederick-street
Hampstead-road
Mourpar
Jobo Walsh
Peter Standon
Carraccaoa
Ashton
England
James Elliott
Ashbeton
Walsh
Movorhall
Attorneys Admitted Hilary Term 1837 London Listings
A compiled list of barristers and articled clerks admitted to practice for Hilary Term 1837. It includes names such as Turner George Cooper, Tyson George Joseph, Thimbleby Thomas, Vaughan Louis Richard, Whiting Frederick, and many others with their respective addresses and assignments to different solicitors or chambers, reflecting the era’s apprenticeship and clerk arrangements.
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Portugal
Port Vandres
Oporto
London
Orden
Henry Breti and Co
Old Furnival’s Inn
Holborn
Turner
George Cooper
Lower Southernhay
Exeter
Great Ormond-streets
Middlesex
Charles Henry Turner
Thistleton
George
Bury
Lancashire
Charles Bird
Liverpool
Tyson
George Joseph
Price’s Buildings
Southwark
Samuel Gsoude
King’s Lyon
Norfolk
Thomas Loftus
Newson
Thomson
Paget
South Shields
Durham
Clank
H. Feemowoo
Gray's
Lincoln’s-inn
Samuel Powell
the Elder
Knaresborough
York
Warren
Newtown
Montgomery
Osseers
Salop
Nathaniel Minshall
Oserestry
White
William
Angel-terrace
Pentonville
Thomas Edward Drake
Whitaker
Jonathan
Bradford
Yorkshire
James Leaven
Lev
Wilkinson
William Martian
Jubo-street
Bedford-row
Store-street
Bedford-square
William Shepherd
Barnsley
Wallace
Joseph
Mavenhead
Berks
Wats
Walter
Jobo-street
Joseph King
Sporting Hunts and Hounds Appointments for Local Packs
A long list of hunting meet locations and times in multiple packs across counties. Entries include Cheltenham Harriers at Andovers ford, Charton Abbotts, Naanton Ion, Kennel, Beck ford Inn. Carrs Hounds at Kennel and Chase. Sir R Hill at Petton and Hankelow. Ludlow Hounds at Little Hereford Turnpike and Old Field. Brighton Harriers at Patcham Race Course and Dyke. Monmouthshire Hounds at Landewy Wood Cross Hacban Clytha Lodge. and many more with half past ten or ten o clock starts. The Chesterford coursing meeting reports Nimble winning a Sweepstakes, Adam Brock winning Audley End Stakes, Lily winning the Elmdon Stakes.
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Cheltenham Harriers
Andoversford
Charton Abbotts
Fretwell
Naanton Ion
Kennel
Beckford Inn
Mr. Carr
Sir R. Hill
Petton
Hankelow
Me. G. Owen
Cracton Hall
Pitchford
Achao
T. Boughey
Kington
Keowle’s Wall Gate
Trenthams Pool
Seighford
Ludlow
Little Hereford Turnpike
Old Field
W. Wyon
Catton
Rollestone
Loxley
Marquis of Hastings
Swarkstone Bridge
Hathero Turn
Herley Priory
E. Kent
Paddlewith Grove
Black Mill
Swantos
Tickham
Park Gate
Redmarsham Place
John Cope
Compton
Monmouthshire Hounds
Landewy Wood
Cross Hacban
Clytha Lodge
B. C. H. Harriers
Mattingle Green
Hartley Row
Lord Petre
Southall Bridge
Woodham
Langdon Hills
Mr. Mure
Torsday
CockGeld Green
Roombridge
Ravensmore
Wicklesley
Sudbrook House
Sarnsby
Spittal Road
Stanfield Hall
Hlackney
Lord Yarborough
Beelaby
Fordales
Langmere Furze
Mr. Healey
Tothill Wood
Thorotop
Clerby
Raford
Twibell’s
Thoreday
Deddale Bar
Labourtn
Vaig
Thanet Harriers
Plamnstone
Alund Court
Sir G. Dering
Potter's Corner
Steed Hil
Cambridgeshire
Toft Bridge
Downing Arms
Mr. Candler
Woodcote Green
Tenbury
Splash Bridge
Woodston
Herefordshire
Bradwardine
Berrington
Berrington Mr. Faquharson
Short Wood
Nether Cerne
North Perrot
Cocker Wood
Milbury
Portman
Rushmore Lodge
Handley Common
B.V.H
Toumer Farm
Harton Common
Scorton
Norton Conyers
Hambledon
Cold Kirby
Orden Hall
Warwickshire Hounds
Hornington Turnpike
Newbold Pacey
Forcote
North Warwickshire
Danchurch
Ryton
Stone Bridge
Mr. Wilson
Nimble
Mr. Tivel
Ancy
Mr. Edwards
Adam Brock
Mr. Gillet
Giovanni
Sir. Frost
Lily
Mr. Webb
Witch
Correspondence Between Molesworth and Vivian on Ballot Debate
A fragmentary exchange between Sir William Molesworth and Sir Hussey Vivian from 1836 discusses support for the secret ballot. Vivian wrestles with open questions of voting, party influence, and ministerial constraints while Molesworth presses for a clear pledge. The letters note reform aims, electoral risks, and the politics of East Cornwall.
Political letters reveal stance on open ballot in 1836
In correspondence from November 1836 Sir Hussey Vivian and Sir William Molesworth discuss not standing again, electoral reform, and support for liberal candidates. They debate whether the ballot should be open or protected from coercion by landlords or mobs, with Molesworth opposing coercion and endorsing a trial of the ballot.
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London
Sir Hussey Vivian
England
East
Cornwall
House of Commons
William Molesworth
Sir Hussey Vivian, Bart
Turney Cottage
Clay
Std
Sir William
Ireland
C. Hussey Vivian
Sir William Molesworth, Bart
Tetcott
Launceston
Mr. Grote
John Cam Hobhouse
H. Parnell
P. Thompson
Lord Blelboumne
William Trelawsey
Ordnance Offices
Lord Melbourne
Sin Rosszy Vivtas
P. Thomson
J. C. Hobbowse
H. Parsell
Dundee
William Mosesworth
Tiessheaeet Foundation
East Cornwall
Devonport
O’coonell
Taw
Wm. Molesworth, Bart
Sir Hussey
MereiRa
Iberal
Iberala
Aes
Cp Ticans
Buckingham Conservatives Rally Against Government Policies
A Buckingham Conservative Association dinner at County Hall Aylesbury heard Earl of Orkney chair a panel of speakers including the Marquis of Chandos and Sir Wm. Young. They attacked Government motives, warned against dissolving the House of Lords, and urged defense of the Constitution and anti reform measures.
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Buckingham Conservative Association
Aylesbury
Earl of Orkney
Duke of Buckingham
Marquis of Chandos
Wm. L. Young
J.B. Praed
Ireland
Lord Melbourne
Snd Commons
House of Lords
W. Youna
J. B. Paash
Dilenatat
Lyndhurst
D'Isgattt
Earl of
Brady Haut
Secessi
J. Russell
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Portland Place
Rhmpa
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Penchurcherect
Garrawnay's
Urnpire
William Abbott
St. Albans
Hert
Strafford House
Coannes
Bedford
Hertford
S. Storey
Ebagz
St Albans
Mesars
Broughton
Briggs
Mesrick
Palcon-square
Jendoo
Eynesbury
St. Neots
Huntingdonshire
Northern Railway
Bucklersbury
Tacrsday
Fem
Thres
Bignold
Pulley and
New Bridge-street
Ondon Grand Junction Railway Company
Board of
Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co
Lothbury, Senet
Samuel B. Wialley
Fandon Grand Junction
Cheapside
Brighton
Lste
H. Dean
Chapel-place
Poultry
Aorwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Lord Wodehouse
Saint Onley
John Stracey
Jacob Astley
John Wright
Sy E. K. Lacon
Dartace de. &c
Ectors
Towne Preston
Chas. Evans
Eag Eder
Steward
L. Evans
E. T. Boon
J. W. Rossians
Harvey
George Moree
Anthony Hudson
Wo. Herring
X Pe Hares
C.B. Gee
Seppings
Seresrs Rilis
A Taylor
Samuel Bignod
Atorruas
R. Morgan
J.P. Garrard
Usted Kingdom
Surrey Street
Norwich
Crescent
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Proces-street
Edinburgh
Capel-street
Dublin
yoRwicl Union Insurance Society
Lord St. Lord Walpole
Lenter Bod
C. Turner
Fay F Noverre, Esq
Blakeston
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Crowe
Fay W. Moore
Psy
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Taylor, Ny
Winter Far
Uzas
Wodehouse, Esq
Savill Onley, Esq
John Morse
Avorroas
Thomas Nimoo
W. Kinnebrook
Sacarrauy
Samuel Bignold
Artiasy
Richard Morgan
United Kingdom
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Surrey-street
Creban Bidge-treet
Hinckfriars
Princes Street
Church
Capel Street
MR. Bulwer
Duchess DE LA Valliere
Eugene Aram
Pompeii
T. Cox Savory's
Cornhill
Cape
Abel Patten
Chazy Henest
Ker
Pearis
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Goldsmith
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