Allotment System Prompts Workplace Profits And Pigs Prizes
A Sparrows near Bushey land allotment project by Stewart Marjoribanks Esq awards twelve acres in quarter-acre plots to laborers. Some claim profits of four to five pounds from horticultural produce after rent. Marjoribanks also offered three prize pigs for top allotments. Separately, Catholic Birmingham weighs cathedral appeal and Protestant aid.
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Cornts Bono memorial on foreign corn? refine sugar issue
Glasgow merchants and shipowners petitioned Parliament to permit refining foreign sugar and exporting flour and biscuits, arguing no interference with corn laws. response said insuperable difficulties prevent recommendation. Various brief items follow including a lightning incident at Bleachfeld, steam carriage rumors for Edinburgh, a centenarian death, a cholera memorial dinner plan, and the Noble murder case notes.
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Mellish Fortune To His Two Daughters At Dover Street
Enormous wealth of the late William Mellish of Dover Street will pass to his two daughters. Eldest daughter is married to Lord Edward Thynone, fifth son of the Marquis of Bath. The other daughter was approaching marriage to the Earl of Glengall at his passing. Mellish made much of his fortune via navy provisioning contracts and ship owning. Lord Thynne returned to town after Mellish’s death. Also notes a deputation about the United Mexican Mining Association urging action after an insurgent raid on their Mexican works causing 80 000 dollars in losses. British envoy secured restitution and repairs with the President’s orders to prevent future outrages.
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Marquis of Bath
Duchess of Buccleugh
Miss Mellish
Earl of Glengall
Mellish
Long Wellesley
Edward Thynne
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Inquiry into the Corporation of London Ward Mates Inquest
The commissioners this day continued inquiries into ward practices in Farringdon and other wards regarding holdings of wardmates election and duties of inquest men common councilmen and related matters. The proceedings were local in interest and adjourned at four o'clock until tomorrow.
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Fox and wolf hunt across Nottinghamshire wilds in long chase
A Gotham hunt reports a remarkable chase where a massive fox, suspected crossbred with a wolf, led hounds through Leake, Bunny, Clifton, and Tollerton for nearly three hours and thirty miles, with several riders and hounds tested by floodwaters and rough terrain. other hunts follow with strong showings by Vine, Atherstone, and local packs amid 19th century fox hunting season vigor.
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Lynne Penny-Priced Self Supporting Medical Penitence
A self supporting Pia penanty established in Lynne Norfolk titled The Lyno Self- Supporting Institution offers medical and surgical aid for the poor by weekly pennies. Households up to two persons pay a penny, larger families pay more up to threepence, and up to six people receive care. Members obtain a card from the bookkeeper to visit a preferred surgeon, with physician consultation arranged if needed.
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Dover Commission Opens As Companies Protest
Monday Mr Maude opened the commission business at Dover with many gentlemen in attendance to supply information. A protest signed by nine directors against the corporation decision was refused by the Common Assembly. Mr J Walker resigned his gown in consequence of the corporation's resolution.
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Warters
John
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Isaac Helson
Refuge for the Destitutor meeting notes 1833 results
The annual meeting of the governors of this institution at Hoxton, chaired by Mr. C Foreater, reports 94 males in January and 90 remaining. 143 females admitted, 92 discharged for service, 62 emigrated with aid and supervision. Receipts were 5,7810, with 3,000 Parliament grant. expenditure exceeded income by 2,634. Bible Society gift aids emigrants. Mrs. Hannah More funds reduced by 50.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Shipwrecks and Loss of Life Near Rye Harbour
The brig Conrad, bound Batavia to Rotterdam with coffee and tin, ran ashore near Rye Harbour Thursday morning and broke up. Eleven crew. master and six saved by the guard, four lost. The coast guard praised. Lt. Morgan and Lt. Somerville noted. The brig Pioneer also wrecked near Conrad. all but a boy saved. Others report Holworth cliff erosion, Liverpool market notes, and a Lyons duel ending fatally.
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