Local advertisements showcase medicines and household goods
The column lists numerous advertisements for tonics and kitchen wares. Benjamin Bennett and Co. promote Syrup of Malt with exclusive agency rights across London districts. Evans and Chandler advertise Allam's Pills for digestive ailments. Other notices offer Harps, pianos, wax candles, oils, soaps, and various goods with prices and store locations in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Greg
Board of Health
Bennett and Co
Trafalgar-place
Charing-cross
St. Martin’s Church
Messrs. Butler
Cheapside
St. Paul’s Churchard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
New Andons
St. Paul's
Evan Edwards
Sutton and Co
Bow Church Yard
Nix’s
Royal Exchange
Bailey
Aldgate High-street
Sharwood
Bishopagate-street
Farley
Mark-lane
Woodhouse
King William-street
Londonbridge
Pink
High-street
Borough
Rouse
Decorator
Fitsroy-place
Southwark-bridge-road
Newington-causeway
Norton and Lowe
Blackfriars-road
Idge
Bridge Road
Lambeth
Thorn
High Holborn
Terry
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Pritchard
Great Portland-street
Bentham
Wigmore-street
Cavendish Square
Watkins
High Street
Marylebone
J. R. Marshall
James-street
Manchester-square
Hall
Oxford-street
Bond-street
Chandler
J.G. Chard
Fleet-street
Knaggs, and Co
Piccadilly
Barlow
Quadrant
Regent-street
Oxordstreet
London
British Museum access complaint letter to editor
A reader protests exclusion of the public from the British Museum during Easter, alleging staff benefit from restricted hours and hidden extra charges. The writer urges parliamentary scrutiny and calls for immediate inquiry into museum management and fairness toward staff and the public. The note mentions a March 1 date and references to officials and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Sra
Pubblic
British Museum
Court of Chancery proceedings resume in this cause
Sir William resumed the arguments in this cause this day and were in progress when our reporter left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
William’ Ores
Shipping arrivals and local maritime incidents summary
From Lloyds dated March 17 to 18 reports arrivals at various ports. Harlequin with Orr Fatmovrh from St Domingo and Caledonian Brander Hewson from Virginia, John and Elizabeth of Yarmouth on Herd Land shore, Ellen from Rotterdam, vessels from Hamburg, Oporto, Gefle and Calais listed as entering or arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Orr Fatmovrh
Harlequin
Hunter
Aurora
Gefle
Perseverance
Calais
Market Slump Persists as Prices Hold Despite Robust Demand
Limited demand remains in this market while sales proceed briskly and prices stay stubborn. Bengal rice and tea show varied auction results with modest gains and continued stock shortages. Public sales note advances for Maugitius and Bengal, with minor shifts in other commodities like fish and linseed, as traders seek steady shipments to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal
Gineer
East India
New York
Markets report mixed demand for Irish oats and grains
Market notes show Irish oats abundant and firm for top sorts, but dull for inferior. Wheat firm at Monday’s prices, barley steady to high for fine, dull for inferior. Beans and peas unchanged, flour very dull with top white town price 46s to 48s. Malt abundant with little demand at nominal prices.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MEAT MARKETS MIXED SUPPLY AND PRICES
Slaughtered meat supplies were moderate with generally high quality. Beef sold well at prior prices. veal and lamb brisk in inquiry. mutton slow at low prices. French dead game scarce and low quality with few buyers. Hares and rabbits 11s to 12s per dozen. Poultry dull. butter and eggs abundant but weak in value. a wide range of prices listed for various meats and poultry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Leadenhall
Dorset
Cambridge
ENGLISH AND FRENCH 3H POST-OFFICES
The Herald reprints a Postmaster General letter defending Britain’s post office stance in negotiations with France. It argues delays and objections lay with French authorities, notes a daily France post and faster British letters via French routes, and promises two extra Belgium contacts without public cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
Lord Althorp
Postminster-General
Great Britain
France
London deputation meets Viscount Althorp after alarming incidents
A London deputation led by Alderman Wood and the City Remembrancer met Viscount Althorp yesterday. A boy, age twelve, on a carriage box, fell ill and was run over, fracturing his right thigh. He lies in a dangerous state at his father’s home. An oil boiler explosion at Great St George Mine caused massive destruction with debris tossed far. The only informed official was killed by falling stone, leaving the cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Alderman Wood
City Remembrancer
Viscount Althorp
Mr. Humphries
Queen Anne-street
Cavendish Square
Hornsey
Holloway
Humphries
St. George
Mas
Falmouth Packet
Private and public bills pass in Victorian Commons session
The House of Commons chaired by Sir BP Sarre hears petitions on the Lam beth Waterworks and Western Railway Bills, River Abergaven navigability, and Great Western Railway issues. Debates cover Scotch and Irish pauper removals, church rates, Dissenters’ rights, Sunday observance, and calls for free trade in corn with Liverpool petitions supporting abolition of Corn Laws while warning about manufacturing vs agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendarves
Lambeth
Western Railway
Vivian
Abergaven
Glamorganshire
C. Blount
Farnwell
Basings
Stgleby
É My. James, Buller
Exeter
Alderman Wood
British Iron Company
Marquis of Chandos
Stoney Stratford
Stratford Old Bridge
Mr. Finch
Aird St. Lawrence
Scotland
Ireland
Middlesex
Sir S. W
House of Commons
John Lewis
Benett
Hour
Marylebone
London
Clas E
Kent
Mansion House
Home
R.h
H . Presig
Knatchbull
Roebuck
Maryteboné
Kearesborough
Mr. Rotch
Whalley
Buck
Hume
Knaresborough
Home Office
S. Whalley
Sheppard
Fromé
Somerset
St. James’s
Mr. Benett
Henley
Clartkes
Baines
Hes
Wilts
Sheffield
Mgr
Parke
Leeds
Stephen Glynne
Flint
Great Driffield
Cayley
Driffield
Roche
Limerick
Bourdeaux
Muresty
Germany
England
Baltic
Prussia
Neemar
America
France
Seine
Thames
Mersey
Hudson
Mount Pleasant
Cockspur-street
Liverpool
John Astley
Enland
Murder charge in Nottingham assizes ends in temporary insanity verdict
Mary Hollard wife of Jesse Hollard faced murder charges over the death of her eight year old child from laudanum ingestion. Witnesses described her distressed state and family hardship. The jury acquitted on the grounds of temporary insanity, ordering detention until royal decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Nottingham
Mary Hollard
Jesse Holland
Pruison
Ir. Clarke
Mr. Whitehurst
John Shipstone
Mansfield
Emloy
Mary Ratcliffe
Martin Furness
Repeal of the Union and Hamburgh trade grievances
The article reports political motions on repealing the Union raised by Mr O Connell and noted by Mr Jephson through Mr Emeraud Tennant. It describes a conference with Lord Palmerston on Hamburgh trade grievances, and mentions the Austrian Ambassador visiting Prince Lieven. It also notes the Chancellor of the Exchequer delaying the House Tax Appeal Bill. The piece covers a funeral of Trapes unions members in Greenwich, a charity collection for a widow, and a London banker's decline into poverty. It ends with gas workers wage strike risk discussions at St Andrew's, Holborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Jephson
Emeraud Tennant
William Hutt
Enq
M.P
Hull
Lord Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Hamburgh
Prince Lieven
Greenwich Church-Yard
Blackheath
Aeowland Stevenson
London
Sir William Curtis
Lord Sefton
New York
Paving Board of
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Burs
Sts Andrew’s
Court proceedings on East India Company officer conduct
Fragmentary notes describe a court debate over management regulations and the continuation of officers. The chairman approved of continuing the current officers, while motions sought access to papers about alleged extumpts tied to Mr Hutchinson. A government move to stop future occurrences was noted, with members arguing for and against disclosure of letters between proprietors and the Court of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arate
Malabay Yiaheeral Court
India
Adae
Astu
Mageelf Ant
Hely Hatchidsod
John Hutchinson
H. Hutchinson
House of Commons
Messrs
Grant
Macaulay
Gowan
Asuimed
A ‘Lugus
Viscount Acheson
O'Connell
Bulwer
Court of Directors
Havin
Honourable Proprietora
Bua
Hutchisson
Miscellaneous notes from a Victorian newspaper item
A long mixed-page item covers political party views from Dr. Franklin era plus local incidents. It reports a house fire in Dover Road, a public dinner in New York honoring Paine, a Exeter mail yard servant Tommy Waters, a mour ning at Exham, and various inquests and court notices. Names include Mr Ketster, Mr Paine, Miss Elizabeth Fair lamb, Mr John Fairlamb, Mr George Fenwick, and Mr Robert Fairlamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketster
Dover-road
Southwark
Erratu Davy
Tuomas Paing
New York
B. Offen
Messrs
Sinclair
Kelly
Johnson
Houston
Mr. Paine
London
Tommy Watters
Exeter
Bath
Plymonts
Tommy
Beier
Frymouth
North Devos
Mouraung
Exham
Elizabeth Fairlamb
White Horse Toubitcs House
John Fairlamb
George Fenwick
Hexhall
Robert Fairlamb
Gret
Fenwick
George Fairlamb
Newcaatis Journal
Pringe
Arthur
Gaswell-street-road
Baker
Termes Drew
Carneymas
Arthur Street
Mary Warner
Ead
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