General Steam Navigation announces weekly mail packets to Rotterdam and Antwerp
The General Steam Navigation Company runs mail packets from London to Rotterdam, Antwerp and Batavia with weekly schedules, including departures Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Reduced fare options for Chief Cabin class offered, with routes via the Rhine and Boulogne, plus connections to various ports and agents listed in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam
Weinert Serge
Labeck
Bt. Petersburgh
Co Rhine
Rotterdam
Omeada
General Steam Nai Company
Setend
The
Rhine
Boulogne
Unday
Re- Sanday
Te Y. Baubaton
Seppes
Brighton
Ies
Bewessei
Carter
Margate
Cowie
Martin
Colman
Underwood
Haymarket
Ofce
General Steam Navigation Company
Rd-Atreat
London
Petition and debates mark imperial Lords session
June 23 House of Lords session reports petitions from Lewis and Douglas for church relief, discussion on clerk of Parliament office after absent peers, and opposition to beer sales in new beer shops. Education postponement noted. Indemnity Bill second time. Ireland public instruction deferred to Monday. house adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Denman
Earl of Abdyne
Duke of Hamilton
Island of
Lewis
Church of Scotland
Douglas
Lanark
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of Wellington
Melbourne
Earldom of Devon
Society of Reads
Bristol
Jord
Commons
Lord Brougham
Lord Melville
Earl of Snarrespory
Ireland
Lord Duncannon
Exeter
Debates and petitions mark House of Commons session
The session opens with the Drogheda petition committee sworn in and a ballot for private bills. Widespread petitions urge abolition of tithes and relief from Exchequer proceedings. Warkley proposes daily ballots before the chair, sparking Speaker intervention. voters treated at Lambeth election trigger inquiry into alleged interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Sreaxes
Drogheda
Shepherd
Spencer
Crawford
Belfast
Maher
County Wexford
Prading
Court of Exchequer
Diocesan Committee of Ferns
Wakley
Buckingham
George Clerk
Wilks
G. Young
Teigemouth
Medway
Long Walpole
Norfolk
Colonel Verner
Armagh
Mr. Hawes
John Thomaser
Lambeth
Newman
Farbreather
Municipal Reform Debates On Freemen And Burgesses
The discussion centers on the Municipal Reform Bill with focus on burgess eligibility, freemen rights, and property trusts. Lord J Russell, Sir W Follett, and others argue over preserving freemen voting rights for Parliament, while proponents push to limit new burgesses and adjust corporate property and charitable endowments under reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Howick
Lord Stanley
S. Whalley
Russell
Jervis
W. Follett
Pryme
Mc Lean
Grote
Scarlett
James Graham
Wakley
Aviionby
Praed
Exchequer
John Russell
Trevor Rose
Dublin
London
Bart
Newcastle
Trevor
Santee
W. Fielden
Fielden
Bernal
William Follett
Hear
Agi
W. Follet
Oxford
Home Department
Tamworth
Coventry
Thomas Wight
Wight Charity
WW. Follet
Sir W. Fuller
Stafford
W. Fotler
Yarmouth
Freewell
Follet
Hoo
Exeter
Boroughs
He Wold
William the IV
Court of King’s Bench
D. W. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
Colchester
Hn Iself
Sir W. Follett
White
W. F
Court of C Chancery
Cutantes Barclay
Williams
Vernon Smith
J. Graham
Tiv
Lord Grey
Ford Grey
Southwark
Middleset
J. Graban
J. Russell
Middlesex
Frieon
Frien
Comatey
Ruth
Lord John Russell
Baronet
Cheera
Lord Sandon
Robinson
J. Russelog
Mr. Robinson
House of Lords
C. Buller
Ford
Ahea
Mr. Hunt
Nottingham
Norwich
Maidstone
Ipswich
Captain Berkeley
C. Baller
Col. Sibthorpe
Guest
Great Yarmouth
A. Trevor
O'Connell
Sir J. Graham
Landon
Lord Landon
Mr. O'Connell
England
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South
Daly Aos
Cal Ce
Lincoln's Inn Felds
Rowland Hill
Iwiy
Elcroix and CO
Russia
Austria
Prussia
New Bond-street
Iuia
Deicroit
Delcroin
Delcrein
Delcroix
N.B
Delcroix and Co
New Bond Street
Imperial
Alderman Wood
Farebrother
Hawes
Gisborne
Leicester
Forster
Walsal
Lord Morpeth
Sinclair
Barony
R. Peel
Lord J. Russell
Hon
Reform Hill
Brotherton
Manchester
Sir R. Peel
Liverpool
Pew
Common Council
Brothertox
Barnes
Hardy
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