Antique Furniture and Glasses Sold and Hired at Reduced Tariffs
A Victorian advertisement extols second hand and new glassware and furniture offered by Henry L. Cooper. It lists sizes of glass panes, carved chimney and pier gables, and a wide range of upholstery fabrics, bedding, and cabinet work. The notice notes expert carpentry, gilding, paper hanging, and varied furnishings for homes. It promotes steam and sailing vessel fittings and foreign travel provisioning, plus house agency and funeral services with economical terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Distinctou
Vic
Jiss
Hinky L Cooper
Mindows
Mindows, Carriages, Conservatories, Internal Decoracoos, &c
H. Lot. Nacrex
Henry L. Cooper
Regent-street
Varus Zee
Imilar
H.L. Cy
Hoi
Famles
Krussels
Kidder Treter
Venrtiao
Baiae
Isc Lott
Hircle
Henry L.cooper
Frank Pranks and Cure for Urethral Disorders Exposed
A London advertisement touts Franks Specific Solution as a rapid cure for urethral discharges and related issues. It lists eminent medical names as testimonials, notes preparation by George Franks, and provides price details and purchase outlets across the United Kingdom. It also promotes a new medical treatise by C. Courtenay on syphilis and related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
London
Pranks
Joseph Henry Green
F.H S
Royal College of Surgeons
St. Thomas's Hospital
King’s College, London
Bransby Cooper
TUS
Guy's Hospital
C¢ William Hentsch
Free Hospital
Greville Street
Hatton Garden
Alexander Tweedie
Hatton-garden
George Franks
Blackware Road
United Kingdom
Franks
Rumors of Stamp Tax Abolition Share Cabinet Meeting
In a London weekly note the government may abandon the penny stamp on newspapers and abolish the tax. A Cabinet Council at the Foreign Department with prominent ministers is reported, amid market chatter on India bonds and Portuguese securities, as investors react to delayed tax decisions and renewed buying.
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True Sun
Suspay
House of Commons
Guildhall
City of London
Lord Melbourne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Holland
Lord Howick
Lord J. Russell
Lord Minto
Lord Duncannon
Lord Palmerston
Lord Glenelg
John Cam Hobhouse
Poulett Thomson
Exchequer
Foreign Department
Sarcivar Fraxina
India
Cary Bill
Lisbon
Market summary shows mixed English securities and sugar rise
The report notes Spanish Bonds steady and Active Stock 45 to 1, South American securities weak and nominal, and overall share activity modest. Great Western Railway jumps from 40 to 434 with a 334 premium. Sugar prices for the week ending 1st instant rise to 403 Std per cwt, about 6d higher than after the late reaction and about 40 percent above the pre indemnity level. English consumers bear the cost.
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Great Western Railway
Scevola's Letter and Reform Battle in 1836 Sun
A radical letter from Scevola defends total repeal of the stamp duty on newspapers, attacks fiscal restraint, and praises O’Connell and reform allies. It positions the working class against aristocratic economy, applauds enlightened public opinion, and calls for continued political warfare and diffusion of knowledge amid parliamentary plans and reform bills.
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Caosen
Corpu
Scavola
The
True Sun
Spring Rice
Devonshire
Sam
O'Connel
Teucro Duce
England
Europe
Innocent the Third
George the Fourth
Nell Gwynn
Oxford
Portsmouth
Don Carlos
Brougham
O'Connell
House of Commons Monday March 7 1836 Debates on Irish and English bills
The day’s orders include second readings and committee stages for Tithes Commutation, Registration of Births and Marriages, Municipal Corporations in Ireland, Registration of Voters, Slave Trade Spain, and related supply and Ways and Means motions. Notices cover amendments on Tithe and English reform bills and motions on tobacco, port of London, and Irish affairs.
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House OF Commons
Secon
Ireland
Spain
Stafford
Scotland
G. F. Young
Henry Warburton
Select Committee
Crawford
Consignees
British
India
Sid
William IV
Ewart
Liverpool
Mr. Hawes
W. Marshall
British Museum
Arthur Trevor
Harland
Bowes
London
Pemberton
Parrot
Elphinstone
Francis Egerton
Jephson
Municipal Corporations
Villiers Stuart
Euch
Sharman Crawford
Sibthorp
W.S. O’brien
Royal Dublin Society
Roebuck
Edward Bevens Blackburne
Alsaritius
Nespite i bin Jones
Tha’ le
John Russell
Viscount Morpeth
Dublin
Shetland
Lord Viscount
Howick—Anny
Committee of Supply
Hume
Waktey
Exchequer
Thomas Duncombe
England and
Wales
Great Britain
Sir George Grey
Mauritius
Burton
Cape of Good Hope
Caffre
Heniza
América
West India Islands
Hughes Hughes
Oxford
Wallace
Uble
Alston
Hertford
Petersburgh
Cronstadt
Russia
Wilson Patten
Lord Viscount Castlereagh
John Wallace
Newry
Brocklehurst
Manchester and Cheshire
Manchester South Union Railway
Borthwick
Brotherton
Salford
Ward
Potter
Wakley
Woolwich
Constabulary Force
Harvey
England
Bains
Ewart—Qon
Irish Constabulary
His Majesty’s Army
Ecclesiastical Leases Bill Restricts Renewal of Church Leases
The bill, presented by the Lord Chancellor, seeks to curb renewals of church leases by ecclesiastical bodies. It limits new leases to lifeless, survivor, or up to three lives, and imposes 14 year, 7 year, or other term restrictions based on prior grant terms. It preserves existing uniform practices if certified by archbishops or bishops, and voids nonconforming leases since March 1 1836 or issued after enactment.
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England and
Wales
Salvage awards for gallant crew after gale at Margate pier
Salvage commissioners awarded 3401 to brave fellows who risked their lives by going out at the height of the gale to bring the fine brig Thomas Moulden into Margate pier. Nearly 30 to each man, according to the paper. The report notes a large salvage sum and honors the rescuers amid the perilous harbor conditions.
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London
Margate Pier
Thomas Moulden
Skimmels
Scawby
Brigg
Lincoln Mercury
Falkirk
Bridgeness
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Constitutional
J. Nokes
Char- Prospectuses Jorte-aheel
Bloomsbury
Rougham
Paley
Charles Knighton
Ludgate-street
COX Savory, Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
Ants Ace
Kiptaios
Lts
Petersham
George D. Dot
Fleet-street
Injtee Loches
N. d
Gobad
BFE
Kuire
A.B. Savory and Sons, Goldsmiths
Srobill
Rett
Brett
Drury-lane
Henry Brett and Co
Knight
C. Knight
Charles Knight
C. ¥. Courtenay
M.D No
Great Marlborough-street
Hegent-street
Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationer‘s Court
Oawbyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
W. Marsh
Anxford Street
Hayes
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
H‘phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Stanhope
R.N
Dover
Her
Colonel Jones
Jones
Marylebone
Scevola
Sraina Rica
Scevota
Moore
Aramaton
Grainger
Marchionesa Wellesley
House OF Lords
Lords
Earl Vane
House of Conmons
Orange Lodges
Maarch
Athenry Peerage
Braye Barony
Vaux Harony
Law
Fleming
Sanford
Yeovil
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