Foreign Wine Company advertises PORT SHERRY and BRANDY at London stores
Extensive list of Old Port and Sherry in bond, direct from growers in Andalusia, plus patent brandy claims and wide whiskey and gin offerings. Addressed to private consumers and trade with cash or four months terms. W. Walsh acting proprietor at 56 Berwick Street and Drury Lane, with sample rooms and delivery within London.
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Election Statistics From 1831 Reform Act Summary
The Literary Gazette prints Mr. Vardon’s abstract on England and Wales 1831 representation. It notes 513 MPs initially, reduced to 600 with 53 counties and 160 members, 203 boroughs, cities, and others sending 340 members, totaling 656,337 electors for 600 seats. It covers disfranchisements, new boroughs, costs of registration, and per-elector and per-member expenses, concluding that some data are imperfect due to multiple registrations and noting expenses beyond statistics.
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Reporter Rights Beset by Magistrate Gatekeeping
George Edmonds denounces Mr Rawlinson and Mr Shutt for barring reporters in police court over an assault case against King the coffee-house keeper. He links the decision to harsh treatment of un stamped newspapers and a prior case of a boy jailed for exposing such papers. Edmonds urges fair trials and public reporting.
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Provincial Markets Report From Dec 24
Markets across Wolversam Romorport and nearby towns show firm prices for grains and meats while supplies remain limited. Reports note dull trade in beef mutton and pork with variable oats and beans prices. Berlin struggles to fill a Finance Minister post as Von Alvensteben may take over after Vienna Congress.
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Emigration to America Advice From a Minister
A four year observer warns readers about emigration to America, detailing practical limits, pre requisites for different professions, and the dangers of ill prepared moves. The letter urges sobriety, adaptability, and moral conduct, and provides landing guidance and cost estimates for sea passage from Liverpool to New York or other eastern ports.
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Reflections on Emigration and The lure of England
The fragment surveys emigration to new lands, warning against fake bargains and noting the enduring pull of England’s memory. It recalls pleas of wealth seekers who long for home, the danger of gullibility, and the folly of trading happiness for barren soil. JOSEPH CLARKE is cited.
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MR HUME AND THE CANADAS IN CANADA DESPATCHS
The pamphlet shows tensions between British officials and Canadian colonists over loyalty to Britain. Major General Sir John Colborne replies to Gore district residents, reaffirming attachment to the mother country while addressing unrest between English and French factions. Report notes calm weather and ships locating for Liverpool and London ports.
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Death of Wolfe and Conquest of Canada
A historical account recounts General Wolfe’s naval setbacks at Montmorenci and his bold plan to seize the heights of Abraham. It portrays Montcalm’s rash clash on the plains of Abraham, their mortal wounds, and the final charges leading to the surrender of Quebec. The piece honors both leaders as noble, lamenting their deaths amid victory.
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Opposite Byeraue-ie Necessity of Poor Laws Debate
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