Dictionary of Sports and Lexicon Volumes for Sale
An advertisement lists HAREWOOD S Dictionary of Sports with engravings priced 7s 0d in extra boards and a Greek and English Lexicon in four parts by M Wright. It notes publishers Tegg and Son Glasgow Griffin and Co in London and Dubin and other UK book dealers, with various other science and natural history titles by noted authors.
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Succedaneum for Decayed Teeth and Delcroix Perfumes Adverts
An early 19th century advertisement page promotes Mallan and Sons dental succedaneum for rapid painless tooth restoration without wires, plus extensive Delcroix perfumes and beauty products from Delcroix and Co. New Bond Street. It notes availability in Shrewsbury and lists several fragrance lines, regimens, and prices, presenting a period luxury goods showcase.
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Two 1835 notices of church rates and bankruptcy in UK papers
The column lists parish and court actions from June 1835 including Charles Ellice promotions, master extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery, and numerous bankruptcies with dates, place names, and attorneys. It also contains a political critique about church rates and a discussion of Mr Childs of Bungay and Lord Duncannon's exposure of Rev W B Stoney.
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Spain General Valdez Forwarded May 16 Letter on May 11 Events
The report from General Valdez, sent from Vittoria on May 16, recounts officers offering to defend the queen and laments Madrid events of May 11. He denounces insurgents as cruel, condemns them as cannibals, and warns to Europe that liberals’ violence harms soldiers and peasants. The letter criticizes English Commissioners and calls for recognition of the army’s indignation.
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Colonel Torrens Dines in Bolton to Celebrate King’s Birthday
Colonel Torrens, a former parliamentary representative, arrived at Bolton's Commercial Inn on Thursday afternoon. By five o'clock more than forty friends gathered for an excellent dinner, with courses reflecting the season, served in a manner praised by host Mr. Holder of the George and Siegon Inn.
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New Police in Gloucestershire Meeting on Eastern Division Maintenance
A meeting of Stow-on-the-Wold Institution subscribers met in the magistrates room to raise funds for sustaining a metropolitan police presence in Gloucestershire eastern division. Rev M Witte proposed that only supporters of the cause attend, while Ackerley urged against the unconstitutional association, citing harm to locals and manor lords. Witts argued for continued force and a letter to Lord Melbourne to counter opposition, with nearly fifty Tory tenants signing. Ric Moorsom was gifted an elegant silver cup by Whitby Reformers for his public conduct and political principles.
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Court of King's Bench and Insolvent Debtors Court Case Summary
In a King’s Bench sitting, Lord Denman refused a new trial in the Millegan case after a hostile party was warned to sit down. Elsewhere, Frederick Adams, a Regent Street publican, was discharged from insolvency after his debts exceeded 1,046 and assets were short, with Booth and Company named as assignees.
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Drunken man charged with(window) carriage assault and tavern disturbance
Police account in Queen-Square reports John Grady, a shabby drunk, breaking Doctor Sutherland’s carriage window on Parliament Street and assaulting the coachman. Grady was fined for drunkenness after the coachman and doctor declined to press charges.
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Independent Electors of Stroud and Malta Reform Report
Observer notes Lord Gosford unlikely to be sole Chief Commissioner for Canada with possible inclusion of Sir Charles Grey. Cheltenham to Gloucester rail death near-miss described. Madrid ministers face Caballero report urging imperial accountability. Malta proclaims a seven-member advisory council to ease governance, three seats filled by local elites and two by merchants, extending debate freedom and honorifics.
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Shipping Intellig from Lloyds List May 30 1836
Reports of multiple vessels with damage, strandings, and disappearances. The Annandale from Hill to Bombay arrived after bowsprit sustains damage in a squall near latitude 65 13. Gambier was freed after grounding at the harbour entrance. Susannah caught fire aboard near Maidstone. some bales thrown overboard. Young Regulus rescued after grounding on the Swin. arrived in Halt. Gode Haab bound for Hall returned to Copenhagen after a collision near Lessoe. Ann Gales from London to St Petersburgh stranded Texel, refloated and carried to Everland. William bound to London touched reefs at Calligan but sustained no water loss. later arrived off Ashogs. Sarah from Berbice to London leaky. Berlina and Staffe repairing nearby. Pallano lost at Tarifa. Aimable Josephine captured at Feejee Islands with master and officers killed. Ice bridge at Carouge broken. William Ash expected in port. Stag aided into Bermuda after cargo dumped. Nauta sailed for Gibraltar, last heard Feb as no further word.
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