Mutual association opens servant books for respectable households
The Mutual Association for Encouragement of Respectable Household Servants announces books opened for supplying trustworthy servants, requiring testimonials of character, no charge for protecting servants, no office-keeper applicants. Also notices a lodging house near Lincoln's and Gray's Inn with immediate possession and yearly rent about 100 pounds. Several new publications advertised including memoirs, religious works, and arithmetic manuals with prices.
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Conduit-street
Regent-street
C.solomons
Lincoln's
Gray's Inn
Jenkins
Southamptonstreet
Strand
British ships convoy and sickly voyage record near Portsmou th
Portsmou th reports brig Gannet from West India station with cholera remedies aboard and Wasp reporting two cases. Vestal, Dispatch, and Saphire movements noted along with deaths from yellow fever. Romney troop ship Refitting at Milford. Plymouth lists outward-bound ships and troop transports for Jamaica, Malta, and Cork. Promotions and appointments include Berlie to President and Mansel to Captain with several lieutenant and surgeon shifts aboard multiple vessels.
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Portsmouth
Gannet
J.B. Maxwell
West India Station
Barbadoes
Wasp
J. Burney
Pell
Burney
Forte
Commodore Pell
Saphire
Carlisle Bay
Vestal
W. Jones
Jamaica
Sir G. Cockburn
Daniell
Maranham
Para
Agar
Mr. Crane
Sapphire
St. Thomas's
England
H. W. Molyneux
96Th Highlanders
Norman
Laurell
Holstein
R.N
Sheerness
Plymouth
List
S4th
Kinsale Head
Cork Harbour
Carrie
Milford
Fes
George Shaw
Bombay
Samuel Robertson
New York
Woodmancote
Lord
Lady Naier
Elliott
Macao
E. Younge
Melville
Andromache
H. D. Chuds
C. B
China
East India Station
Rio
Cape
Thunderer
W. F. Wise
C.B
Parke
Marine Artillery
Malta
Salamander
Chatham
Dee
Spike Island
Hope Transport
Athol
Lyox
Huntley
Africa
Jupiter
Cork
Nimrod
J. M.dougall
Mediterranean
Mary
Perth
London
Donegal
Eddystone
John M.berlie
Thomas Mansel
T. Henderson
B. Shepherd
Silvia
C. W. Phillot
C. W. H. G. Fitzroy
G. Gray
M. Dill
M.D
John Naulty
Messrs
C. Wilcox
J. W. Conway
W. Merewether
Mr. Ellis
Rainbow
J. Browning
J. W. Drake
Belvidera
C. Eden
J. Fry
Canopus
G. King
C. Dixon
W. Bland
W. Thomson
Wright
Firebrand
Woodate
Tyne
J. E. B.C. Freeze
J. W. Sheridan
Excellent
Sibbald
Asia
Royal Marines
W. Taylor
Woolwich Division
A. Herriot
Woolwich
Hugh Brown
Herriott
Anecdote and Plaints in 1834 Dublin and Navy Pay
A letter from Arthur Murphy in Dublin 1834 appeals for subscription to the True Sun while urging national support for press freedom. An anecdote on Abernethy, and a note on naval petty officer pay disparities in small vessels, plus Hampshire Telegraph remarks.
Naval estimates stir Parliament over defence and economy
In heated debate Mr. C Fergussion defends navy size while arguing for prudent cuts, reminding the house that 180,125 in savings came from dockyard reforms and criticising reductions to half-pay. Capt Yorke supports the Prime Minister’s naval program, noting Woolwich docks enlargement to house larger ships, as MPs press for answers on winter troop use and overall costs.
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Cutlar Fergusson
Is Bon
Middlesex
Europe
Mr. C. F
Ian
Mr. F
Hear
Pripriett
Pourtsmouth
Portsmouth
Chatham
Baronet
Dip
Chapman
Admiralty
Lloyd
Corbett
Ross
Aptain Yorke
Yorke
Woolwich
York
Srp
Iddlesex
Mr. C
France
Spain
Holland
Providence
Navy
Royal Marines
England
Scotland
Hume
Spain News Letter Indicates Spanish Moves in Portugal
A Madrid letter dated February 5 reports calm and strong support for forthcoming Decrees. Nominated ambassador Conde de Florida Blanca and Duke de Frias are to Paris, with Don Eusebio de Bardage y Azara to Queen Maria da Gloria's court. France and England plan to renew the 1820 1823 Portugal treaty and send two eight thousand man divisions to end the contest in Portugal.
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Madrid
Conde de Florida Blanca
Duke de Frias
Paris
Eusebio de Bardage Y Azara
Donna Maria da Gloria
France
England
Portugal
LAW INTELLIGENCE. Barber Weaver assault case at Farringdon
In a King s Bench nisi prius session Barber Weaver the master butcher and plaintiff s case described two neighbours testimony to a violent assault and a facial injury. The defendant denied intent, a separate witness testified the master acted to restrain the plaintiff, leading to a verdict for the plaintiff with £15 damages.
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Barber J. Weaver
Farringdon-market
Thesiger
Hutchinson
Farringdon Market
Court of Exchequer case on welded gas tube patent
An action by a Birmingham gas-tube manufacturer against Cowrey and Dixox over a 1825 Whitehouse patent for welded iron tubes. Trial spoke of a furnace process and a scorpion machine, with many witnesses claiming identical methods. Lords agreed to return to Chancery for further guidance and potential new trial.
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James Scarlett
Brunell
Deakin
Platt
Richards
Liverpool Cotton Market Faces Decline Amid Sluggish Trade
The Liverpool Cotton Market reports weaker weekly prices for cotton and bretts, with steady or unchanged rates for American cotton. Imports show 14,391 bales with 294,900 in stock. sales today reach 9,000 bales and a marginal advance overall. Money conditions in the U S dampen Manchester orders, though trade largely shifts to the trade. wheat, barley, and oats arrivals prompt modest activity while flour and oatmeal remain weak.
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United Kingdom
England
Westminster Review
House of Commons
S. Jackson
Sheffield
France
Germany
Prussia
Duchy of Berg
William Pilling
Bolton
Lancashire
Manchester
Liverroot
Mary Aon
Savanila
New Orleans
Laverroon
Maaket
Fes
Sore Lawa
Convier
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Cattaneo and CO
Exeter
Be John Roberts
William Rowitt
Jacob Abbott
Willcolke
Wm. Darton and Son
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United States
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Freemasons
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Lincoln’s Inn-fields
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Viscount Palmerston
Stanley
James Graham
Charles Grant
John Russell
Hackney-road
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