Gardeners Gazette and Weekly Journal of Science Ad
A historical notice advertises horticultural paper offerings and shows a steel plate of silvered dishes in a corner dish set. It highlights the Gardeners Gazette as a nonpartisan medium for readers interested in flowers of rhetoric and usefulness. The ad promotes Cox Savory in Cornhill London offering silver plated dishes with removable handles on covers, forming eight pieces when set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardeners’ Gazette
Journal of Science
Sun, Articultural Journal
T. Cox
T.cox
Cornhill
London
N.B
The Late Mr Henry Thornton New Publications and Listings
London today features new publications and book listings led by The Late Mr Henry Thornton. Included are Family Commentary on portions of the Pentateuch with prayers, Family Prayers for a month, and Hawes of Haw Hollow and Pennsylvania, plus assorted novels and romances such as Cavalier of Virginia and Sydney Beresford priced across volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thornton
John Hatchard and Son
Hawk-Hollow
Leadentall Street
Londo
Abdalla
Calavar
Dr. Hird
Dvole
F. As
Virginia
London
Leitch Ritchie
Toa
Robert D'Artois
Ife
Jovela
Granville Wyrkeham
Charles
Sydney Beresford
Handit
Mad
Padua
Ruthvale Abbey
Coventry Races and Hunting Appointments in Newmarket and Hastings
The article lists race events at Coventry with stakes and entrants including Chit Chat, Fantastic, Nell Gwynne, Catherine, and Donniaptooe as horses in stakes races. It also details numerous hunting appointments across England with venues and days, naming Brookside Harriers, Brighton Harriers, Hastings Harriers, and multiple named hounds and hunts with their weekly meet points and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Harriers
Newmarket Hill
Telacombe Tye
Brighton Harriers
Patcham
Race Course
the Dyke
Hastings Herriers
Linden Baro
Cooden Baro
Filsham Farm
Colonel Wynodhais
Darford Wood
Knowwallgate
Trentham
Boville
Mr. Meyvell
Sudbury
Shirley Park
Wichour
Herefordshire
Rotherwas
Tintill
Ludlow
Butterley Court
General
Tethwell Hall
Martin Village
Lord Yarborough
Beelaby
Hisham House
Claxby Wood
Barton Hunt
Sir W. Sutton
Cainby
Grate Barton
Saxilby
North Springs Wood
Wellington
Kent Hounds
Chinton Wood
Thorn
Stone-Street
Clambercrown
Tickham
Ligosted-streed
Long Beach
Mr. Candler
Poromsgrove Lickey
Crome Perry Wood
Tenbury
Porookhouse Wood
Finnicks
Somerset Subscription
Raleigh's Cross
Crowcombe Heath
Wall Bridge
Mr. Hall
Anois Hills
Downside Kennel
Comptoo Castle
Mr. de Burgh
Obing
Dunton
Vale of Aylesbury
Railroad Accidents and Miscellany from 1837
A string of rail mishaps near London and Hanwell left four workers grievously injured, two severely, with amputation feared. Names include D Clarke 39, Janes Sparks 27, Thomas Gibbons 26, and Thomas Nicholls 23. A Woodbridge court case jailed John Blake 42 for horse theft. Additional items cover the Egyptian navy and an apoplexy scare at Mrs Lashbrooke’s home, plus a Reverend endorsing Blair's Gout Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Clarke
London and Birmingham
Park Street
Camden Town
Regent’s Canal
North London Hospital
Janes Sparks
Thomas Gibbons
Thomas Nicholls
Hanwell
Grand Western Railway
51. George's Hospital
Preachot
Woodbridge
John Blake
James Dowsing
Blacksmonth
Kim
J. Moseley
Egypt
Mesr
Cairo
Mebalet Kebrer
Mansourah
Scott
Death of Thomas Clarkson Esq Barrister and Thames Police Magistrate
The death of Thomas Clarkson Esq Barrister at law and Thames Police magistrate is reported after a fatal horseback chaise accident near Clerkenwell. He was in his fortieth year, son of the Rev. Thomas Clarkson, a noted anti slavery advocate, and leaves a widow and one son. An inquest at Clerkenwell workhouse returned an accidental death verdict, with witnesses detailing the runaway horse and resulting injuries. death attributed to concussion of the brain. Clarkson was respected for his legal skill and mild manners, and his loss is deeply felt by the Thames police office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clarkson
Thames Police
Brentwood
Lord Petre
Coppicerow
Clerkenwell
Ray-atreet
Red Lisa-street
Clarkson
Ipswich
Wilberforce
Suffolk
Walther
Lambeth Street
Cumbe
Thames Police-Office
Ballantine
Bradlip
Ramsgate
Stirling
Exmouth-treet
Griffiths
Clerkeowell-green
Austin
Red Lion-street
Boldero
Barclay
H. Hardinge
Owen
Navy
Marines
House of Commons
Hume
Ben
Mr. Hume
Adam
Thompson
Gordon
George Lennox
tHear
Board of Admiralty
N. C.wood
Srajesty
G. Leavox
Spain
Lord Mahon
Ed Majesty
Committee of Supply
Zentleman
Wood
Navy Pay Office
Admiralty
His Majesty’s Navy
Scientific Department
Otleman
Wool
genUemane
Joulney
Lord Palmerston
Portugal
Don Carlos
Lord Grey
Jord Chard Palmerston
Duke of Wellington
Rail and waterworks bills move through parliament session
The session sees multiple bills advanced including Glasgow to Greenock rail, Westminster Greenwich rail petition, Stamford Waterworks second reading, and Derby Belper deviation petition. Other items include Cheltenham and Tring rail, Clarence rail, Merthyr Tydvil Justices report, Baroley water supply leave, Mansergh Inclosure second reading, Saddleworth Reservoirs hearing, Bolton and Preston rail second reading, and Northamptonshire parish petitions to abolish church rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Duncombe
Sig. Strickland
Lord Howdon
York and North Midland
Holland
Clarence
Colonel Hudson
Staford
Yarmouth
Gladstone
Clapham Pomertas
Baines
Glasgow
Greenock
Wallace
Paisley
Westminster and Greenwich
Alsager
Surrey Roada Aparo
Westminster, Southwark, and Greenwich
Stamford
Finch
Stamford Waterworks
Grand Connexion Railway
J. Wrottesley
Birmingham Canal Navigation Company
Grand Connexion
Baronet
Belfast
Cheltenham and Tring
Cripps
Cheltenham
Clarence Railway
Ingham
W. Duncombe
Great North of England Railway Company
Merthyr Tydvill
Shaw Lefevre
Barnsley
Baroaley
Mansergh
Derby
John Beckett
Belper
Saddleworth
Ainsworth
John Moore
Saddleworth Reservoirs
Bolton and Preston
Wilson Parten
Bolton and Preston Hailney
Marsland
Northamptonshire
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Derron
Devon
Witoate
Totmess
Dartmouth
Blackawton
Alent
Cornworthy
Turnees
Ermington Cum
Kingston
Ermington
Glebe
New Lemdon Inn
Exeter
Castle
Seven Stars
Wm. Times
Sulicter
Auenn Friars
Andhon Mart
Mr. Geo. Robina
Covent Garden
Abergavenny
Mount Pleasant
Perrmoore
George Robins
Apgel Inn
Texsvar
Aberpavenby
Pontypool
Newport
England
Brecon and
Bluen Avon and
Warteg Iron Works
Grem
James
Carmarthen
Bush
Bristol
New London Inn
Cheltenham Chronicle
Angel
Abergaveony
Mrecco
Mostyn
Usk
Monmouthshire
South Eastern Railway
Bo Contractors
Coleman
Shakespeare Clif
Dover
Clarence Place
Coleman Street
William Cabit
Great George Street
Westminster
Lnst
Shakspesre
Yeats
Osher
Coleman-street
Great Western Railway
Chippenham Livision
Chippenham
Corn-street
Panel
Ofice
J. A. Saunders
J. J. Chapman
Belgium
J. Johnson
D. Davies
Jonathan Pereira
P. L
Aereta Materia Medica
F. Tyrrell
New Bridge Street
St. Thomas's Hospital
Foodhouse
Jamaica
Meath
Decimus Woodhouse
King Wilieet
New London-bridge
Bite
Woodhouse
Sporting
Coventry
Wepwespay
Lamb
Col. Peei
Fantastic
Byra
G. Hawkeons
Nell Gwynne O. Essen Cree
Captain Lamb
Jack
Walter
Sir Felix
Mr. Hawkes
Foster
Veres
Blompgas
Blair
Blomberg
Mieperton Hall
Yorkshire
Cripplegate
Finmeelf
Thames
Fashionable Terrace
Regent’s Park
Ireland
Abunt
Barnet
Lowa
Ours
Dave Wattis
Battle Abbey
Amoy
Bate Abbey
Hastings
Waltrans the Conqueror
Lady Webster
F. A. Dernhardt
No. 12
Upper
Montague Stree
Montague-square
Morning Post
Stevensburgh
Samuel James
Orange County
New York
Alexander Jackeson
Phil
Mr. James
Sarah James
Janes
Bat Jackson
United States
Miss James
Jackson
Sarah
Alexander Jackson
Albany
Hamilton Gazette
Tadiana
Imperial Parliament
Mancy
House OF Lords
Cnancector
Give O’clo
Ath and Wells
Wells
Somer
Canterbury
Armagh
Dudley
Earl of Shaftesbury
Wiltshire
Earl of Verulam
Exham
Eerentre
Bishop of
Clifton
Nus Redesdale
Lord Ashburton
Croydon
Brougham
Ovbie Ford
Lord Brougham
Lord Holland
Chifton Morison
Devonshire
Earl of
Lord
Earl
Radnor
House of Commone
Earl of Devon
Lord Wharncliefe
Lord Lyndhurst
Earl of Roden
Lincoln
Earl of Radnor
Bexley
Kent
Lord Wodehouse
Norwich
Lord Stradbrook
Lord Duncannon
Lor Strangford
Liverpool
Lord Melbourne
G. Palmer
R. Palmer
Farrand
Wilks
Essex
Boston
Hutt
Lord Advocate
Leith
Leeds
Dunkeld
Scotland
Long
D. Browne
Mayo
Robert Inglis
Dedham
E.stanley
Anglesey
C. Bruce
Forest
Power
Wexford
R. Nagle
Westmeath
Mr. Bell
Cumberland
Lord Pollington
Bernal
Borough OF Hythe
Hythe
Sergeant Jackson
Leitrim
Potter
Pendenas
Lord Morpeth
Limerick
D. W. Harvey
Home Secretary
Sands
Lord J. Russell
J. Russell
Church OF Scotland
W.rae
Home Department
John Russell
W. Rae
Royal Marines
G. Lennox
Artillery
Engineers
Marine
Spearen
E. Codrington
C. Wood
Lord Hotham
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