Lords Debate on Reform Bill and Ireland State
The Lords adjourned after long debate on the Reform Bill with speeches from the Chancellor and others. Ireland's state and petitions were discussed, with motions to summon further consideration and petitions printed.
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Antene Ae
Depusher
Commons
John Russell
Milton
Phost
House of Commons
Mr. Berxat
Thomas Fowel Buxton
West India
State OF Ireland
Duke of
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl
Grey
Ciacus
Lightweight Beaver Hats and Medical Volumes on Sale
A period advertisement lists Perring's Patent Extra Light Beaver Hats and related headwear with prices and shop details at Strand near Cecil Street. It also promotes medical texts and manuals by Ryan, Hennen, Wilson, Winkworth, Gray, Laennec, and Brande, with prices and publication notes, offered by Rush at 356 Strand, plus a free reading room for newspapers and periodicals.
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Perring
India
Spain
Portal
France
Strand
Cecilstreet
R. Z. H. Laennec
John Forbes
M.D
Defoe
London
Loos
Emo
Srande
William Thomas Brande
Eon
Rush
King’s College
Rices
N.B
Mr Owens Monthly Festival At Gray's Inn Road
A correspondent reports on Mr Owen's gathering in Gray's Inn Road with well lighted rooms and tasteful lamps. The address to the audience offered valuable public knowledge during a crisis, drawing hundreds in a scene of genuine good will. Robert Dale Owen, son of Robert Owen of New Lanark, may visit Britain to promote liberal, benevolent ideas in America and Europe.
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Gray’s Inn-Road
Owen
Robert Dale Owen
Robert Owen
New Lanark
Haseen
America
New York Free Enquirer
Privilege Question Over Foreign Ambassador's Servant
In Palace Court a domestic servant Frentburg of the Swedish Ambassador, also a Leicester Square tailor, defaulted for 15 pounds 12 shillings. An execution seized his goods and a rule was sought to set it aside claiming privilege as a Foreign Ambassador's servant. The defendant also ran a business and faced bankruptcy law. the court discharged the rule.
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Comte
Efroy
Crampton
Dublin
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G.connele
Midlin
Ireland
Spring Rice
Hampshire
James Macdonald
Ionian Islands
John Campbell
Court of Chancery
Fan Althorp
C. Wethereld
Spence
Shaw
Court of Chancery (Ireland
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T. O
Ir. Crampton
Tunis
King's County
Eor
A. Baring
Kerry
O’connell
House of Tonamienaa
House ‘of Commons
F Barton
Mills
Mr. Baring
Leest
Geo
Beeisai
Coney
Frentburg
Leicester-square
Jere Bentham Dies After Illness in Westminster
Jere Bentham died yesterday at his residence in Queen Square Westminster in his eighty fifth year after a season of bronchitis attacks. He had recovered from earlier illness and resumed work on his constitutional code, with plans for a new edition of his works and writings on language and mathematics. His death ends a long career devoted to legal and linguistic scholarship, with many recognizing his influence abroad.
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Westminster
Jere Bentham
Apo
Prince Talleyrant
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Paris
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North
South America
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Eincoin’s Inn
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Royal College of Surgeons
Michael Ryan
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