GENUINE EDITION OF EVENINGS AT HOME One Volume
Genuine edition of Evenings at Home in one volume with thirty three engravings. Published complete in one volume deluxe binding with engravings after Harvey. Ships from Baldwin and Cradock Longman and others. Booksellers list multiple publishers and editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
London
Edinburgh
Dublin
Paris
Veterinary College
James Rennie
Zooto Melepe Coltege
Quarterly Journal of Foreign Medicine, &c
Baldwin and Cradock
Pater- Boster
Harvey
DR. Aikin
Sirs. Barhauld
Fillecath Paulions
Athur Atkin
Miss Kin
Harsey
O. Baldwin
Cradock
Longman
R Dod Co
Jobo Murray
Joseph Booker
Darton
John Greig
Baldwin and Cradock, Paternosterrow
Recehane Wins Town Plate at Newmarket Races
In a brisk day of racing at Newmarket, Recehane led from start to finish to win the Town Plate by four lengths. The next race featured Misrule colt triumphing by a neck, with Warne and Medora Gilies close behind. Beiram led early in Chestarbald Stakes but was overtaken by Grand Cairo, with Laodice and Redgauntlet following. Bodice edged Glima in a slow finish. Aquatics notes call a busy week with major matches and yacht events, while a pigeons shoot at Chal Farm saw Hyde win with twelve birds hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Recehane
Kr. Irby
Mr. Carter
Warne
Medora Gilies
Chestarbald
Entees
Beiram
Newton
Alound
Laogar
Grand Stand
Grand Cairo
Labgar
Laodice
Redgauntlet Coll Inh
Marielle
Fille de Joie
Great Britain
Ireland
Horse Guards
Cheshire
Frederick Hergat
James Frodsham
Edward Irl Galland
Thomas Wyan
Daniel Rogas
General Steam Naviove Company
Barrell
Candy
Mons
Nich
Wilcox
John Benet
Coroners Inquest on An Insane Inmate at Grove Hall
An inquest at Old Ford Middlesex investigated the death of Ann Symonds an aged Grove Hall inmate who died after a fall from a top room nearly eighty feet to the pavement. The jury found she committed self harm during temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rampton
Ares
Strand
Texaple Bar
Dax
Johnetoo
Paiu
Old Ford
Middlesex
Baker
Ann Symonds
Grove Hall
Thomas Wagataff
St. Gregory
Clerkenwell
Edward Byas
Mary Newton
Busy UK Parliament session on Dublin and Drogheda rail bill
The Lords debated the Dublin and Drogheda Railway Bill with petitions from Dublin town officials and Manchester merchants. Support grew for the line continuing to Dundalk and beyond, while opponents urged delay and warned of coal price effects. after further pleas, the bill was read a second time and adjourned amid accusations of jury bias in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lore Coancxtton
Lord Kenyon
Lord Sefton
Dublin and Drogheda
Manchester
Downshire
Clontarf
Haddington
Duke of Richmond
Sussex
Ste
Brighton
Cape of Good Hope
Lord Gewerg
House of Commons
Fithes
Greenwich Pier
Earl Grey
Lord Berry
Dublin
Dublin and
Drogheda
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Downshire
Dabta
Dundalk
Newry
Bambridge
Lisburne
Belfast
Ireland
Duke of Leinster
Marquis of Headford
Earl of Radnor
South Durham
Lord Wharncliffe
Perenas
Lanricarde
England
Hatherton
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Rapnor
London and Black Commercial Railway
Commons
Lord Lyodhurst
Viscount Melbourne
Monay
Lyndhurst
Marquis of Sondonderry
Sunderland
Marquis of Clanricarde
Holland Lieht
Canada Timber
Viscount Strangford
Legislative Council of Lower Canada
London
North American Association
Lord Glenelg
Lyynogugst
Wynlord
Morning debate on Troutback Estate inquiry in Commons
Mr Warsparon moved for a select committee on the Troutback Estate case. The Chancellor of the Exchequer defended the government stance while accusing the opposition of bias. The exchange touched on perceived betrayals, claims, and the involvement of the Treasury in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Warsparon Hid
Select Coure
Troutback
North Leith Harbour Bill debated by House of Commons
The House considered leave to bring in a North Leith Harbour Bill in line with Lords amendments. Mr Hay argued the bill met public utility and should pass after delays. Attorney General and others warned against private bills after the session limit. A Danish claims select committee motion followed, with detailed discussion of 1807 losses and Danish fleet history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brieree
Trinity North Leith Harbour
Sir A. L. Hay
Lords
Rney-General
L. Hay
Welks
Tigan
George Clerk
Edinburgh
Scotland
House of Commons
E. Codrington
House of Lords
Po Sppouliiog
Bette
Eas Hone
Brotherton
Odes
Leavic
Seciog
Soojan Ead
Clay
Avery
Loris Gambier
Camperdown
Copenhagen
Bon Gambier
Baltic
England
Yistee
Seo
Denmark
Beyer
Mar
Eee Ogdersbdia
Maring
Arihg Peut
Evans
Weasela
Carpocnte
Nati Aea
Sta Mf
Hume
Athens
Bolichor
Hbo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lesb Mor Cini
Pasbie
Southwark
Opa
David Salomons
Queen’s Head
Borough
Liverpool
Glasgow
Birmingham
Gloucester
Bristol
Lime-street
Leadenhall-street
Loxton
Portsmouth
Chichester
Bognor
Guilaford
Godalming
John Street
Adelphi
Robinson
Portsea
Archibald Low
J. Miller
Peter Nicholson
P. Nicholson
J. Rowbotham
Baldwin
Sid Cop
Ito
Bruce
E. and
J. Bruce
J. C. Bruce
A.M
Asia
Africa
America
Brace
Encyclopedia Britannica
Pater
French Academy
BM. DE Levizac
Wee Wno
Lonzanne and Co
Whittaker and Co
Dulac and Co
E. Williams
Wad Holdsworth
Dle
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
N.B
Marcellas
William Torr
Hull
James Clarke Ross
Antwerp
Cathedral
Association of Ideas
Saxaler
Beigua
Sporting
Aquatics
Satuine Matca
Bartism Yacat Cios
Brilliant
Alarm
Selina
Margaret
Thames Yacht Club
Duke of Buccleuch
British Yacht Club
Lyon
Chal Farm
Mr. Doore
Mr. Hyde
Boc
York
Warburton
Goer Fn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!