Furnishing Ironmongers announce greatly reduced stove prices
Bentice and Co invite the public to very reduced prices on stoves and related items at No 153 Borough. They advertise Eliptic Rum ford stoves 4 per inch, Register Stoves from 20s, and a wide range of kitchen ranges, tea-urns, tea-trays, fenders, fire-irons, and furnishing goods. Also tout baths and bunion remedies, plus cabinet and upholstery furniture at No 375 Strand and Castle Street.
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Borough
Mr. Fletcher
Duke of York
Great Portland Street
Regent-street
Exeter Hall
James Mullett and Co
J. M. and Co
M.and Co
Strand
London Medical Gazette
J. J. Rippon
Castle-street
Oxnt-street
Rippon
Oxford
Wells-street
Pana
London
For Sale Lands of Harviestoun and Campbell Castle Estate
Scotland property sale of Harviestoun Castle Campbell and surrounding lands with mansion house, arable and pasture fields, timber, and feu duties. Lots include Dollar, Castle Campbell ruins, and church patronage. purchase terms by trustees William Scott and partners, no auction duty. Auction set for Wednesday July 4 at 2 pm in the Old Signet Hall Royal Exchange Edinburgh.
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Castle Campbell
Thole
Ps Sot
Harviestoun
Balhearty
Amellochfoot
Devon
Campbell
County Road
Dollar
St. Lou
Academy of Dollar
Academy
Dollar Burn
Sheandale
Boas Banks
Lawhill
Clackmannan
Tristone
Ford
William Scott
Ford, Wietsteet
Youngs
Aytoun
Ruther- Sikente Pilton Street
Tait and Young
W.S
Ator, Stocyburgh
Thomas Laurie
Moridge
Hats by weight and security for trusted employment
A Victorian advertisement offers permanent work with 1004 pounds security for trust and weekly earnings of two to ten pounds. It directs applicants to Earle and Wright at Lower Thames Street or Mr. Taylor at Stanhope Street. It also promotes Perring's Hats claiming light four to five ounce weights and various styles at Cecil House Strand.
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Mr. Howard
Fleet-atrect
Ted
Uggin
Duggin and Co
Newgate-street
N.B. Waters
Earle and Wright
Lower Thames-street
Taylor
Stanhope-street
Clare-market
London
Perring
Cecil House
Strand
Cecil-street
Address to the King signals royal reception for Wednesday
In the Lords Lords inform the King will receive the Address of both Houses next Wednesday at two o'clock. Debates touch Irish affairs with calls to delay the third reading of laws and petitions on education and punishment. In the Commons a reform petition from Liverpool prompts remarks on Ireland, but the house counts out and adjourns with key motions postponed.
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Tenterden
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Burton
Stafford
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Castlebar
Mayo
Tuam
Ireland
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Cork
Ardwyn
Ayr
Longford
Balonberry
Dublin
Royal Orange Lodges
Lord Ellenborough
India
King’s County
Wokingham
Berks
Fey
Viscount Goderich
Dudley
Selby
House OF Commons
Ewart
Liverpool
England
D. Browne Jng
Gisborne
Amusing testimony in County License Act case
The county justices refused to renew licenses over improper house conditions. An appeal featured a witness, a hyped keeper, who fainted under cross examination and gave evasive replies about drinking after nine. He admitted to drinking, asked about measures of whisky, and finally was deemed unable to yield further answers. New Newton.
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Siily Spur
Robertson’s
New North Riton
Vaulting Extraordinary Boat Disaster at Boston Falls
A boat freighted with iron descended a canal inclined plane after a chain broke. The craft plunged 200 feet down a rocky precipice, broke in two, then sank among rocks. Remarkably four aboard a woman and three children escaped serious injury. The captain and crew reportedly went ashore.
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Boston Falls
Nework
Ascot Heath Races Aims and Crowds at Windsor Turnout
Report on Ascot June 21 race day notes bustling roads from London to Ascot, dense crowds at Englefield Green and Virginia Water, and the Royal procession amid lively betting. Detailed race results describe Hindoo, Conscript, Corset, Banquet, Priam, Sarpedon, and Camarine dead heat, with weather turning rainy after the Eclipse. The piece also covers Windsor Forest Stakes and spectator mischief, plus postrace royal acclaim and clarifications about a sovereign gift to a poor woman.
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Windsor
London
Ascot
Bedfont
Egham
Staines
Hamense
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Hindoo
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Pavis
Houldsworth
Batson
Udny
Sultan
Antiope
Lord Jersey
Lord Exeter
Dahlia
Banquet
Corset
Napier
T. Robinson
James Robinson
F. Boyce
Filagree
Robinson
Conolly
Dorset
Lord Chesterfield
Priam
Grosvenor
Sarpedon
John Day
Stewards
Ascot Week Odds From Aintree Meetings
Amid Ascot week haspar mash, odds show Fontee 3 to 1 against Birmingham 8 to 1 against Beagle 5 to 1 Colwic 12 to 1 Halston 1 to L ady Elizabeth 12 to 1 Consol 711 Gallopade with mixed betting interest noted at the meetings.
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Ascot
Aintree
Fontee
Birmingham
Beagle
Colwic
Halston
Lady Elizabeth
Consol
Duke of Beckingham Suspends Local Patrons Over Reform Vote
Winchester June 21 The Duke of Buckingham strengthens his reputation by trimming city patrons after a tradesmen vote against his reform position. He excludes his chimney sweeper and others who backed reform, while Hampshire election looms with Sir Thomas Haring expected to win unopposed. A city address to the King is being organized over the recent royal attack incident.
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Duke of Beckingham
Duke of Buckingham
Avington
Hampshire
Thomas Haring
Roya
Brussels Paper Misinterprets Five Protocols on Belgian War View
A Brussels paper, advocating war, misreads Protocols 64 to 68 as unfavorable to Belgium. It claims unresolved royal explanations, requests to place German troops at Kerry Thorn in Luxemburg, and potential French troop aid for Antwerp’s citadel, while noting other claims about Dutch waters and Rhine border issues. Times reports Belgium to sacrifice £0,000 per year under the ninth article of the November treaty.
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William
Kerry M. Thorn
Luxemburg
66Th
M. de Talleyrand
Antwerp
England
Holland
Prussia
Mentz
Belgium
Lecture on Future of Society by Robert Dale Owen
Mr Robert Dale Owen spoke Sunday evening to a crowded audience at the Institution Gray's Inn Road. His lecture on future prospects of society drew general satisfaction and displayed fairness toward opponents. He attends their discussions on Thursday evening. The Marquis of Wellesley announced the King will receive the Address of both Houses of Parliament on Wednesday at two o clock regarding his escape from the recent attack at Ascot Heath. A message to the Commons will inform them of the King's determination as the Lords will accompany the Commons to present the Address.
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Juxz
Wellesley
Earl of Shaftesbury
House of Commons
Robert Dale Owen
Gray’s-inn-road
Marquis of Wellesley
Flouses
Parliament
Ascot Heath
Commons
Debating the national debt and funding in Parliament
A speaker argues that Parliament had no rightful power to incur debt and that funding bonds shield lenders while passing losses to future generations. He claims fraud and mismanagement in 18th and 19th century loans, cites an indemnity bill, and mocks claims of security for national obligations.
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