Coals and cabinet furniture offered by Pope Brothers and Co
The firm pledges best articles at lowest cash prices with delivery. Prices listed for coal grades and multiple Westminster and London wharfs. Also promotes the Egyptian Hall showroom for Cabinetmakers Society with fourteen departments and estate agency. Oldridge’s Balm advertised as a hair restorer with claims of preventing loss and promoting growth. featured certificates from Philadelphia officials.
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Pope, Brothers, and Co
Stewart
Hetton
Lambton
Lambton's Wall's End
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Keyra N Hall
Egyptian Hall
Piccadilly
William I
William IV
T. Ormolu
George Robins
London
England
Cabinetmakers’ Society
Leadenbail-street
Theociety
Thomas Hasler
St. Leadenhall-Street
A. Oldridge
Columbia
Philadelphia
Wellington Street
Strand
United Kingdom
Oldridge
Nied Croen
Gilbert Robinson
Suacele Ja
Great Britain
Baku
Cheap clothing notice from Quain and Co tailors
Q WAIN and CO., TAILORS, 93 Fleet street calls attention to their new stock of gentlemen's dress goods at cash prices. Suits of superfine clothes, black or blue, greatcoats, complete suits of livery, plus diagonal ribbed cassimeres, Bedford cord, and Cobbett's card for trousers. Also velvet and silk waistcoats, Spanish opera and walking cloaks, ladies habits, and children’s dresses. Swain and Co. emphasize punctuality and workmanship, urging readers to note their shop in the True Sun.
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Messrs
Swain
A Plan to Fix Labour Hours and Wages in Britain
A correspondent argues national distress stems from long work hours and low wages. He proposes a law to cap daily labour at eight hours and set wages at four quartern loaves’ value, supplemented by protected pay for agricultural workers. The plan aims to balance benefits for labor, commerce, and the landowners, while questioning corn laws and tax changes.
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THE
True Sun
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Swing
Captain Rock
Tan
Public Dinner in Airdrie Honors MP W D Gillon
Electors of Airdrie hosted a public dinner in the Town hall for W D Gillon MP before his London departure. Provost and Baillies presided with guests including Rev G Sommerville. Speakers urged church reform, reduction of standing army, and removal of bishops from the House of Lords, praising Gillon’s public service.
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Airdrie
London
Burgh
Airdrie Union
Nokes
Airdrie Inn
Provost Baillie
W. D. Gillon, Esq
M.P
George Sommerville
Baillie Forsyth
Bail
America
M‘culloch
Hereford
Westminster
Church of Ireland
House of Commons
Manchester
Poulett Thomson
Plymouth
John Russell
Devonshire
Reports of Harvey's bar call proceedings extracts
Extracts from the proceedings on D W Harvey's application to be called to the bar. The material examination covers deeds, cheques, and payments, including 5001 and 4501 sums, a 2001 extra payment, and a 5001 receipt. Witnesses discuss Frost, Frost's father, and the conveyance, with serjeant Best and Serjeant Wilde debating improprieties and the agreements' existence flagged by the judge.
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D.w.harvey
Mr.rost
Miss Frost
Mr. Frost
Mr. Harvey
Skingley
Daniel Whittle Estes
Baron Richards
Serjeant Best
Harvey
Frost
Front
Andrew
Common Council
Bishopsgate Ward
Essex
Colchester
Chelmsford Chronicle
Serjeant
Wilde
Shingley
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Coggeshall
Lushington
Monk Survives Lethargy Then Dies in Swiss Vault
An extract from Fraunfelddated letter recounts a monk from Eschingen dying and being buried in a subterranean vault. Ten days later another monk is found alive at the vault entrance having gnawed his left arm in hunger before dying. The tale from a French paper describes the monk awakening during entombment and starving to death.
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Fraunfeld
Switzerland
Eschingen
Westminster Courts of Request investigation meeting held
A Westminster Commissioners of the Courts of Request convened at Castle Street to review a House of Commons return on receipts payments and balances. The meeting, led by T S Duncombe, considered alleged clerks underreporting funds and potentially falsifying the record. The chair resisted early disclosure of a defence by Mr Hodgson while Mr Michie urged a rigorous inquiry into book alterations and deceptive returns.
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Westminster Courts of
Castle-street
House of Commons
T.S. Duncombe
Walker
Hodgson
Michie
Westminster
Col. Evans
Mesars
Grotan
Castle-street Court
Vine-street-court
Austin
Jewin-street
Wilkinson
Holdsworth
Honourable House of Commons
Westminster Courts
Augc
Saionen
Crouch
Nicsons Lawford
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ONDON
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Sir Henry Parnell, Bart
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Charles Knightley
D. O. Jephson
Bankers
Coutts and Co
Smith, Payne
Watkins and Son
Coventry
Beck and
Prime
Irmingham
Attwoode and Co
Liverpool
Bank of Liverpool
Shrewsbury
Beck, Dodson
Northampton
Watkins
London Mechanics’ Institution
Southampton
Holborn
John Tidd Pratt
John Eastgate
J. Tidd Pratt
J.C. Manley
Fairchild
William Baker
Borough
Bedford-street
Walworth
Edinburgh Review
Wiffen
House of Russell
Kay
Cathoria
Miss Aikin
Charles
Bridgwater
Whewell
Church of England
Thackeray
Earl of Chathain
Longman and Co
Edinburgh
C. Black
Richard Phillips
Rumford
Franklin
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster Row
Price
Williams and Company
Teamen and Coffee-roasters
Gerrard-street
Soho
House of Lords
Leon
Westminster Courts OF Request
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