MEXICA and Cape bottles offered with hampers
A Victorian ad lists six bottles including Port Lisbon and Cape varieties with a hamper. It promises free delivery to London and cash on country orders, with a note that money for the bottles and hamper is refunded if returned free of expense. Also promotes KNOLLY'S PILLS from the National Institution of Health and a caution against spurious medicines.
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General Steam Navigation Company
London
Hamburg
Moraine
Serskesooo
Norman
Ater-Lane
Lombard-street
Delta Cpe
Mir
R Radwell
New Bondy’ Street
Tim
Numberland
Wienesarke
D.—G
Dublin
Seeel
Ibys
Bonnerstrom
Bisis
Iti
National Institution OF Health
Seymourstrest
Euston-square
Knolly
Wiltness
Igg
Enouwy
Eve
Pythian
Wests
Enouy
Chemi
Penoeeddae
Hataering
Divided sentiment on Ireland council decision and convoyed convicts
Dublin Evening Pocket reports division among members for Ireland on holding and council, listing many names as affirmative or negative. Also notes 50 female convicts dispatched from Newgate to Woolwich for transport to New South Wales, and includes details on silk weavers and wage trends in Middleton and surrounding areas. Lisbon letters describe unrest with troops in the capital under arms, trade restrictions, and the call for a Redcar harbour to protect shipping, outlining proposed harbour plans and cost estimates.
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Dublin Evenin
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Daniel Cailaphes
Maurice O’connell
James Roe
Morgan O'Connell
Richard Sullivan
John
QcConnell
William Howie
Charles O'Connell
Cornelius O'Brien
Christopher Fitzsimon
Pat. Lalor
William
F. Fine
Pierse Butler
Herbert Baldwin
W. N.m‘namara
Rathven
Walter Blackney
K Ruthven
Ditto
L. M‘lachlan
D. Ronayne
Richard Nagie
Ci O’ Dwyer
Feargus O’connor
H.W. Barron
M- L. Chapman
Sir RB. Keane
J. Crattan
John M. Galwey
Thomas Wallace
John Browne
William O'Reilly
Frederick Shaw
George Evans
Stawell
B. Stapland Carew
J. H. Talbot
Lambert
Alexander Perceval
Charles A. Walker
David Roche
Leonard Dobbin
R. Fitzgibbon
F. M.namara
Newgate
Balks
Woolwich
New South Wales
Middleton
Failsworth
Manchester
Lisbon
Tagus
Niet
Aunget
Leith-roads
Humber
W. A. Brooks
Redcar
Tees Bay
United Kingdom
Tax reform urged to end inequality and waste in revenue
In the forthcoming Parliament, revising the fiscal system tops the agenda as overtaxation and misallocation spark protests. The piece critiques indirect taxes, calls for a direct property tax, and argues against unequal burdens, wasteful collection, and policies harming virtue, urging a principle-based shift.
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England
Mus
Lord Alshire
Embargoes Drain Towns as Don Miguel Forces Trade
The army of Don Miguel reportedly uses embargoes to seize goods for troops, redirecting conveyance needs and coercing payments. Citizens named in the Gazette as voluntary donors may be jailed as Malhados if they resist, with property sequestered. Also noted are Rinck EsTERHAZY creditors receiving a dividend over 20,000 pounds, with further restitution due before Midsummer and uncertainty over the Prince’s return.
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Don Miguel
Rinck Esterhazy
Radical Oliphant letter sparks satirical charge in Caledonian Mercury
The paper reprints L Oliphant of Condie 1 January epistle to the Times editor praising his views, then mocks the Perth MP for aligning with the Times and favoring abolition of bishops in the Lords, while noting the Times shifts on policy. It also covers high court decisions at Bedford and other legal matters, including charity governance, bond disputes, mayoral election challenges, trial delays, and a yacht insurance case.
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Caledonian Mercury
the Times
Europe
James Stuart
House of Lords
England
L. Oliphant
Condie
Mr. Oliphant
Perth
George Barnes
Times
Oliphant
Fair City
Bedford Charity
Matthiason
Bedford
Lord Eldon
Visi
Aqua
Hétiaimed Wiro
Catertar
Croter
Court of Aldermén
Dne
Desars
Brown
Bain
Kropsitc
Sem Kings‘ord. Arid
George
Fotemeki
Boteler
Kingsford
Aint Ky
Rideout
Watson
Serjeant
Merewether
Pantomime as Mirror of Politics in Examiner View
The Examiner argues pantomime mirrors politics with Harlequin as reformer and Clown and Pantaloon as Toryism and aristocracy. It portrays Aristo cracy as old fashion idle gentility, while Harlequin prompts change, and notes clashes and eventual alliance against the common foe of reform.
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Warlequin
Harlequin
Paty _rirtus pescta
Columbine
Conlsderate
Leigh Hant
Aristotocracy
Pantaloon
Torgiam
Wellington
Pantalgon
Hirt v Alsop case adjourned after arguments
Law intelligence note from the Court of Chancery on January 14 reports that arguments in HIRT v ALSOP were concluded and judgment postponed. The appeal noted questions over whether it related to the whole decree and the case was ordered to stand over until morning.
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Court OF Chancery
Hirt
Court of King's Bench Jan 4 usury bill case verdict set aside
In the King's Bench a bill of exchange case, the defendant won at trial on grounds of usury and insufficient value. Platt moves for a new trial arguing improper evidence, including an abbreviated Exchequer copy, and that verdict conflicts with the evidence of full consideration. Kingsford and Scarlett appear on Rule.
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Court OF King's Bench
Anderdon
Lord Foley
Platt
Red
Steed
Court of Exchequer
Kingsford
Sir J. Scarlett
The Standard as Ally to Truth and Reform
The Standard is praised as a strong ally to truth and reform, admired for its vigor in urging arms and counterarguments. It is viewed as a beacon for sensible men across parties, while derided by its own faction. The piece contrasts Union laws with those of a corrupt Legislature and condemns leaders who disrespect constitutional principles.
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Lang
Afta
Union
Wen
Erdlad
Larif
Congress
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