New York Capital Shares Offer and Cemetery Prospect
An advertisement declares capital shares of twenty one pounds with ten guineas per share, managed by twenty four directors. It promotes a public cemetery project near Piccadilly, with a two mile site of fifty two acres, open for inspection, and lists subscription schedule and office details. It also notes related publications and various commercial listings and medicines from London shops.
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Newy Capital
G F. Carden
Mitrecourt
Temple
Steasrs
Wright, Robinson, and Co
Covent-garden
Piccadilly
Oxford-street
Pere la Chaise
Paris
Church of England
Lady's Magazine
Sun
Regentstreet
Waterloo-place
Notting Hill
Public outcry at British Museum management crowds editor’s page
A reader from Ripon laments the exclusion of the public from the British Museum during holyday periods. He questions staff influence and alleged extra charges during closures and urges Parliament to investigate management while noting unrelated diplomatic receptions in Madrid and audiences with officials.
Appeal in Chancery Case Resumes Proceedings
The Attorney General and Sir William Horne continued the appeal in chancery today as the case was partly heard. The reporter left during resumed arguments.
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Court OF Chancery
Newbury
William Horne
Shipping arrivals and incidents at sea update
March 17 to March 18 port notices report arrivals including Harlequin unter from St Domingo LiverPool Caledonian Brander Hewson from Virginia and Ellen from Rotterdam with cargoes. The John and Elizabeth of Yarmouth ran aground on Herd Land Monday. Other vessels listed include Active from Oporto Aurora from Geflean and Perseverance from Calais with multiple names noted.
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Keee Lloyd's
Orr Falmouth
Harlequin
Unter
Gonaives
St. Domingo
LiverPool
Caledonian Brander
Hewson
Virginia
John and Elizabeth
Yarmouth
River
Ellen
Rotterdam
Carl Frederick
Maria Guiliana
Anna Margaretta
Ramona
Hambuteh the Active
Oporto
Aurora
Geflean Perseverance
Calais
Market Commentary on Goods and Commodities Prices
A limited demand still rules in the market though sales proceed briskly. Sugar prices range from 26s 6d to 298 in damp, with Bengal stock low and a shortage of 22 birds. Mauritius rice and tea show advanced or lower prices at public sales. fish remains in steady demand with prices unchanged. Linseed sales are noted for shipment to New York under 26 per ton.
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Bengal
Mauritius
East India
New York
Corn-Exchange Market Report From Dublin
Irish Oats abundant and quality good yet selling slowly at prior prices for fine sorts. Inferior oats cheaper. Wheat firm but moderate demand. samples in good condition. Barley steady at low for inferior but at full price for fine. Beans and Peas unchanged, dull. Flour very dull. top price for fine white town bread 40s. Malt plentiful but weak demand. Arrivals list Wheat Harley Malt Oats Beans Peas Flour with mixed foreign and English figures.
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Harley
Newgate and Leadenhall Meat Market Prices Report
Moderate supply and high quality slaughtered meats in Newgate and Leadenhall. Beef and veal sold at late market prices, mutton and park limited activity. Large French dead game supply but few buyers. Hares and rabbits priced, poultry dull. Butter and eggs plentiful with steady sale, various beef veal mutton and pork price ranges listed.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Durant
Cambridge
ENGLISH AND FRENCH POST-OFFICES DISCUSS POSTAL DEALS
The Herald reprints a Postmaster-General letter to Lord Althorp defending British concessions with France. The Duke of Richmond cites years of English initiative, says delays stemmed from French objections, and outlines agreed regulations for daily French communication and faster British letters, with no public charge for new packets or staff.
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Duke of Richmond
Lord Althorp
Great Britain
France
Deoulay
Channel
London deputation meets Viscount Althorp after tragic accident
A London deputation led by Alderman Wood and the city’s emembrancer conferred with Viscount Althorp yesterday. In Cavendish Square a boy of twelve was fatally injured after a carriage accident on the North road near Holloway, his legs crushed by wheels. A separate mine disaster at St George Mine caused massive destruction with boiler fragments hurled far, many killed by falling debris, leaving engineers unable to determine cause.
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St. George
Hnry
Fe Packet
Parliament Notes On Bills And Debates At Westminster
The House of Commons tale runs through private business including the Lam beth Water-works Bill third reading and debates on the Great Western Railway Bill. Lords discuss petitions on Irish and Scotch pauper removal, Sabbath observance, and public works while advocates press free trade in corn and broader commerce.
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Lambeth
Western Railway
Vivian
Abergaven
Glamorganshire
C. Blount
Farnwell
Basingstok
Stolby
James Buller
Exeter
Adderman Wood
British Iron Company
Marquis of Chandos
Stoney Stratford
Stratford Old Bridge
Finch
Aird St. Lawrence
Middlesex
Sir S. W
House of Commons
John Lewis
Benett
Marylebone
London
Ireland
Alderman Wood
Kent
Mansion House
Hume
Murder trial in Nottingham circuit ends in temporary insanity acquittal
In a Nottingham assizes murder case Mary Holland, wife of Jesse Holland, was accused of poisoning her eight year old child. Dramatized testimony described laudanum use and neglect. The jury acquitted on grounds of temporary insanity and ordered custody until royal pleasure known.
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Midland
Nottingham
Mary Holland
Jesse Holland
Ir. Clarke
Mr. Whitehurst
John Shipstone
Mansfeld
Knave
Mary Ratcliffe
Whitchurst
Mansfield
J S
Repeal of THE Union and Hamburgh Trade Grievances
Reported discussions include Mr O Connell questioned on Union repeal and Mr Jephson cited from morning papers. A deputation of Hamburgh traders led by William Hutt met Lord Palmerston at the Foreign Office over grievances of British merchants in Hamburgh. An Austrian Ambassador visit to Prince Lieven is noted. The House Tax Repeal Bill second reading was deferred to Monday. Trapes Union funeral in Greenwich drew 4600 judges bearing laurel branches and a public subscription for the widow. Rowland Stevenson, once famed London banker, now reliant on charity after debtor’s gaol. A gas workers wage dispute threat looms for St Andrew's parish if unions strike.
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Weaither
Roebuck
Tne Marylebone
Mr. Roebuck
Hume
Satie
Knaresborough
Home Office
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Frome
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St. James’s
Benett
Henley
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Wilts
Sheffield
Parker
Leeds
King’s Dominions
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Flint
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Cayley
Driffield
Roche
Limerick
Barnard
Greenwich Road Chapel
New Cross Chapel
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Ember
Germany
England
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Prussia
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Jephson
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William Hutt
Hall
Lord Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Prince Lieven
Greenwich
Blackheath
Rowland Stevenson
London
Sir William Curtis
Lord Sefton
New York
St. Andrew’s
India House half yearly meeting on East India Volunteers
Morning meeting at India House discussed a resolution approving officers and honors. Mr. Lock praised the resolution as the court debated removal of alleged calumnies against Mr Hutchinson’s uncle, with directors and proprietors reading letters to show no intent to impugn his character.
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India House
East India Volunteers
Lock
Anteli ‘Fortimeeclf
Poyadae
Thane
Hely Hutchinson
John Hutchinson
H. Hutchinson
House of Commons
Grant
Macaulay
Ned Bees
Tsident
Abe
Blaglis
Achegon
Mer. Bulwer
Court of Directors
Miscellaneous notes from a bygone era on politics and accidents
A scrambled page discusses party liberty and public good with quotes from Dr. Franklin and Cooley, notes on social entertainment, and a fire incident at Kempeter’s house where a month-old child died. It also recalls the Paine anniversary celebration, James Walters the Exeter mail servant, and obituaries including Elizabeth Fairlamb.
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Dr. Franklin
Lipe
Kempeter
Doviard
Tomas
Celébi
Tommy Walters
Exeter
Bath
Plymouth
Jebs
Coween
Monrratry
Hethan
Elizabeth Fairlamb
White Horse
John Fairlamb
Estar
Lanp Courant
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Sutton and Co
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