Beards and Co Restrict Coal Sale to Best Brands
ESTCOALS propose to halt substituting lower quality coals by restricting trade to Stewart's Netton's and Lambton's Wall's End with a fixed lowest profit margin. They offer 200 pounds reward for proof of other coal purchases and advertise 26s per ton cash delivery at their London wharfs. They also promote Bennett and Co.'s Syrup of Malt as a hygienic drink aid and list a long network of exclusive agencies and retailers across London.
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R. Beard and CO
Purfleet Wharf
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Ressrs
Beard and Co
Stewart's
Netton
Lambton
Wall’s
B. and Co
Bennett and
Board of Health
Rouse
Yecaralter
Fitzroy-place
Thwark-Bridge-Road
Norton and Laws
Radaoa
Ridge
Bree
Holborn
Riterer
Tye
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Pritchard
Greatortland-street
Bentham
Fruiterer
Wigan Street
Cavendish Square
Watkins
J. R. Maraiell
Bond Street
Hall
Cigar
Chandler
Oxford-street
the and Co
Ind
G. Chard
Fleet-street
Knaggs
Piccadilly
Barlow
Easor
Quadrant
Regent-street
Swallow-passage
Oxford
London
Warmoll and Co
Dann
Newgate Street
Pateshal
Jonea
Bonn
Fenchurch-street
Mr. Lund
Newgate-street
Mr. Evans
Strand
Knight and Sons
Gracechurch Street
New Bound
Street
Sharpe and Sons
Pincham and Co
Charing-croas
Taylor
Regent Street
Messrs. Elkins
Fore-street
Messrs. Bourne
and Chatherd
Aldgate
Mr. Reece
Shoreditch
Mr. Robinson
Red Lion-street
Airy
Mr. Boare
Messrs. Horne and
Cheapside
Pugh
Ditto
Hannah
Newington-cauveway
Armstrong
Fridgehouse-Place
Newington
Hickson
Niveries
Acton
Farringdon- Street
Crizor
Queen’s Buildings
Knights Bridge
Aday
Turnham-green
Skinner Street
Somers’ Town
Howe
Greenwich
Giles
Fowler
St. Alban's
Old Montague Street
Whitechapel
House of Commons Daily Debates on Malt Tax and Irish Affairs
In a lengthy session the Commons heard petitions on repealing the malt tax and Irish local taxation, with debate on church establishment and dissenters. Mr Finn urged abolition of tithe payments in Ireland while O Connor highlighted Irish famine and poor relief, urging government action and an inquiry into local taxation.
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House OF Commons
Jacob
Dungarvan
H. Parnell
Dunilee
Russell
Merthyr
M. W. Ridley
Wm. Folkes
Clive
Salop
Dundee
B. Carter
Limerick
Pendarves
Duchy of Cornwall
W. Ingilby
Horncastle
Mewser
Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
Sandford
Somerset
Fas
Tynte
Estcourt
G. Langton
O'Connor
Ireland
Miles
Nottingham
Rarional
Strickland
Roebuck
England
Chard
C. K. Tynte
Bath
Tyrite
Mr. Miles
Col
Laneton
Brotherton
Church of Christ
Issentera
Yorke
Wiaeach
Shell
Finn
Killcolliheep
Sun Great Force
Kilkenny
Great Britain
Verner
Feargus O’connor
Skibbereen
Cork
Sta
J. Feargus O'Connor
Richard Becher
John Bull
Hera
Hear
Mr. O'C
Triah
Christmas
J. Stanley
Cheshire
Buluer
Galway
Dublin
Baron Smith
Flear
Jephson
Mr. O.C
O’connor
Oswald Mosley
F.o’connor
Tallow
Mallow
E.ruthven
Flor Cork
Malton
Air. Jephson
John Sohnstone
Scarborough
Batanet
Staffordshire
Mosely
Stafford
Buller
H. Verney
F. OP Connor
O. Mosely
A. Agnew
A. Johnstone
Virtuosic Young Guitarist Giulio Regondi Delights London
Giulio Regondi, a feminine looking boy with long yellow hair, gave a Grat concert at Hanover-square Concert room upon return to London. Assisted by his father and Mesera Begret and Weippert, the crowded audience praised his astonishing guitar feats including Le Carnivale de Venice and Partant pour la Syrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giulio Regondi
Paganini
London
Hanover-square
Mesera
Begret
Weippert
Iccto
Giulio
Venice
Rousseau
Opposition to South London Market Bill At St Saviours Parish
A parish meeting at St Saviour's Southwark voted to sanction opposition to the South London market bill in Parliament. Trustees of Borough-market push to protect monopoly and avoid poorer-rate losses, with a committee appointed to assist. A Liverpool cotton market report follows noting strong demand and 4,000 bags sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-market
Holdridge
Schofield
Drewett
John Ellis
Jones
London
Blackett
Liverpool
Malt Tax and Dissenters Grievances Petition Debate
Mr Wyndham presented petitions from Norfolk and Norwich for repeal of the malt tax, urging support from agricultural interests. Colonel Williams and other MPs echoed repeal requests. Dissenters sought relief from disabilities, with petitions from Norwich and St Botolph Bishopsgate calling for ecclesiastical relief and separation of church from state. Speaker adjourned at three o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale
Lancashire
Scotland
Uousta di Bol
Ndf
Truma
Maxwell
Wyndham
County of
Norfolk
W. Ingilby
Colonel Williams
Norwich
Memser
Scoland
Alepiother
Grote
St. Botolph Bishopsgate
Market News and Disruptions In London The City Swings
A late British market digest notes depressed conditions amid ongoing parliamentary concerns and a frail Cabinet outlook. Consols hover around 90, with Spanish and Portuguese securities largely unchanged. heavy turnover but few new trades as settling day affects both English and foreign money markets. A Lisbon and a Mexican mail arrive, while a wreck near the Hole-in-the-Wall reports the disaster of the Sap Jose Rosa with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloe Ang
Eet
Thesa
Elas
Monenies
Lloyd's Book
Stock Exchange
Consojs
East India Company
o'oLock
Lisbon
Senege
Turkey
O'Cloce
Conzols
Portuguesa
Jose
Rosa
Oratava
Havannah
Montelenaes markets show steady demand and prices
Exports of the overplot of Montelenaes figures dominate inquiry for ship barley. Barley sold in good demand at higher prices. Ants did little while Monday prices remained steady. Flour sold half the per sack town made. Beans and peas also steady at Monday quantities.
Market Report Notes Steady Beef and Mutton Prices
The market showed steady trade with beef mutton veal pork and lamb in fair supply and generally good quality. Prices remained unchanged and game was nearly over with minimal activity. Butter traded at about 2d per pound and various meats and poultry moved at assorted shillings and pence from Dorset and other supplier regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Downs
Dorset
Perth
Notes on 1831 London social events and parliamentary figures
Fragmentary report covers Hawkes and Sir John parades, a large torch-light gathering, royal audiences with nobles, a Queen's drawing-room concert featuring Mr Mason, and a government bill on the Exchequer. Also mentions a festival at Exchange and rising prices for foreign fruit and wine.
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Cox
Duprey
Festa
Hawkes
Sir John
la Bristol
King
Ean
Queen
M. de Moraes Sarmenta
Duke of Somerset
Countess of Eenle
Lord Castlereagh
Cady Emit
Foley
Fromre
Wyatt
Christa
M. de of Sertttos
Mason
Tie Bend
Fatima
Poulett Thomson
Board’ of “Trade
Auckland
Esterday
enUeman
Eabeer E
Damier Cnet
Coleman
Peiver
Rte
Hereford
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