ARMY CONTRACTS and Furnishing Deals Across Bath and London
A fragmented 16th to 19th century advertisement chunk lists military supply tenders for a land force in several counties including Newhit Oxford and Bath. It mentions contracts, bonds, and tendering procedures, plus notices about furnished houses for sale or rent, Hats, and a wide array of domestic and furnishing goods from multiple London vendors. Names and places include Harrington-place Bath, Cecil House Strand, and several manufacturers in Minories and Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury C Chambers
Cairon
Newhit Oxford
Surrey
Sussex
Worcester
York
North
Aris
Bath
Harrington-place
Noppock
S. General Outfit
West-Strand House
Strand
C. C
Perring
London
Piblic
Cecil House
Cecil-street
Honourable Board of Ordnance
H. M. Robinson and Co
Minories
Tragic Drag Accident Claims Young Boy Near Newark
On Tuesday afternoon the 3d inst a drag belonging to Mr Jeremiah Nicholson of Southwell returning from Newark Jaden with 60 deals swung a little boy named Good of Collingham-row onto the pole his legs were caught between the wheel and the drag and he was jammed. His legs were severely injured and his bowels protruding despite surgical aid he died the following afternoon in great agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Nicholson
Southwell
Newark
Good
Collingham-row
Lawton
Clinton Arms Inn
Debate Over Russian Dutch Loan and Belgium Separation
In Parliament discussions on July 12 to July 18, 1831, ministers defended paying the Russian Dutch loan after Belgium’s separation from Holland, citing treaty terms and national honor. Opponents accused ministers of secret conventions, lack of parliamentary sanction, and circumventing legal duties while urging a reexamination of obligations and economy.
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House OF Commons
Easthope
Bank of England
Portman
Guernsey
Althorp
Netherlands
Russia
Great Britain
Kingdom of
Belgium
Ceae
France
Ussjia
Herries
Gorsins
Holland
Vattel
Baring
Law of Nations
Europe
Crown
England
Belgium van Holland
Great Britain and
Ireland
Russias
United Kingdom of the
Hollor
Treasury
Exvlegaeri
Mr. Herries
Hear
Lear
Lord Palmerston
Qnoad
Worcester
C. Wetherell
Elgium
Lushington
House
Nst
Iawarda
Lord Castlereagh
Mtone
Uasia
Belton
Neterlands
Herrie3
Ntleman
Houde
Francesh
Faxis
Ali
Belgica
Filand
Demetarh
Baier -Pasenmho
Cape of Hope
Paty
Cates
Tad
St. Petersburgh
Polan
Jesty
Beseint
Beed
Davies Sai
Pine
Macaulay
Olinger
Tregard
Poland
Bonodr
Natio
Thetford
Alington
Duke of Wellington
House of
J Jong Ab
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Tron
Ramford
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Exeter Hall
James Mullest
J. M. and Co
J. M.and Co
Regent-street
British Magazine
Apollonicon
Pico
Seg
Josey
Annnal Baltol
Fi Kemble
Castlere
Lord Newnt
Eaq
P. Blackwood
Nugent T. Roscoe
Tyrone Power
H. Caunter
P. Burke
A. C. Wigram
Theodore Hook
Lord Morpeth
Trollope
Thomas
Norton Napoleon Bonaparte Sheridan
Lord Nugent
J. Taylor
Marshal Neyoe
Knowles
Edward Bull
Holles-street
Cavendah Square
Bell ‘and Bradfute
Edinburgh
Cumming
Dublin
Kingdom
John Guy
Boys College of Surgeons
Robert Street
Adelphi
Chapple
Pallmail
Catherinestreet
Upper King-street
Bipomahayy Marsh
Oxford-street
Fladong’s
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Guy
Stee
RIDAY
Imperial ‘Parliament
House OF Lords
Earl of Bodes
Lord Kenyon
Marylebone
Plunkett
National Political Union of Ireland
Munster
Lord Oriel
Lord Wharncliffe
Westminster
Doneraile
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Haddington
Earl of Rosebery
Duke of Hamilton
Church of Scotland
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Wynford
Green
Commons
Privy Council