L Utleney Hotel and Marble Works Advertisements
The notice proclaims L Ultene y Hotel at Albemarle Street newly repaired with elegant suites to suit visitors including a public invitation to view a large Marble Works showroom in London offering chimney pieces tables wash-hand stands and more. Also advertised are medical instruments trusses Dunsford Liverpool cures for deformity injuries and a long list of patent medicines including Odens cough pills Manning Malta Exotic and widespread country agent details with prices and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arble Works
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell Street
Milbank
Westminster
Noals
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Wii
Dockhead Wharf
Sha
Wawahie
Tareton Street
Liverpool
Dunsford
Owden
Fleetsmwet
Temple-bar
London
le. Lie
United Kingdom
Manning
Malta
Weekly Dispatch
Sofrce
Andrew Duncan
University of Edinburgh
John F. M‘farlaine
Northbridge
Edinburgh
James Maray
Royal College of
George-street
Glasgow
Gaven Browning
Paisley
J. Stevens
King-street
Kilmarnock
S Philip M‘soulby
Ayr
Ie Jong
Institution Prospectus for Reading Room and Debate Club
The prospectus describes an Institution at Strand offering a library of reference and circulation, reading rooms with periodicals, and weekly debates for a subscription of 1s 5d yearly. A public meeting with Colonel De Lacy Evans to preside will be held to gauge support and appoint officers, with notable supporters named including John Galt and F Marryat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
de Lacy Evans
John Galt
F. Marryat
D. W. Harvey
M.P
J. Gi Wan Robertson
A. Barnays
Clarch
Public Meeting Corn Laws in Cowgate Chapel Edinburgh
A large meeting of inhabitants called by the Lord Provost debated petitioning Parliament for corn law revision toward abolition. Speakers urged free trade while detailing burdens on landlords and farmers, and resolutions for speedy abolition were carried by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh Chronicle
Cowgate
Tait
Weclmatlaeed
Whigham
Ape
London
Knox
Rennie
Jameson
Abercromby
Erskine
London Money Markets Drift Amid Mixed European Bonds
At ten o'clock the French mail reports firmer funds boosting the funds market and easing into public securities. Consols hover around 914, Portuguese Regency bonds touch 64, Spanish Cortes around 30, with limited stock activity and a cautious tone across colonial prices. By twelve, drug sales surge as new consignments arrive. in the stock exchange rumors of the Carron steamer from Lisbon fuel speculation of Saldanha’s victory over the Miguelites at Santarem, while Consols hold at 914 and Spanish at 30 with little business. At one, mails due from Jamaica and the Americas. Exchequer Bills at 49.51, Bank Stock up to 016 2L7. India Stock inactive. By two, Consols at 914, Portuguese fluctuating near 65, and three o'clock shows Consol 9134 with ongoing Portuguese movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consola
Antwerp
Lloyd’s Books
Partegueas Regency
Cortes
Stock Exchange
Lisbon
Saldanha
Miguelitea
Santarem
Portuguse Regency
Jamaica
Mexico
Leeward Islands
America
India
Portugese Regency
Berry B Coombes Patents Case in Vice-Chancery Court
In the vice-chancellor court Berry B Coombes seeks an injunction to stop defendants and their agents from making or imitating Berry patent articles including instantaneous light machines and toilet bottles. Berry claims prior patent in 1824 for volatile fluid salts marked with Berry’s patent on top. Sugden notes parties had an arrangement, lamenting that a fuller description might have led the court to become a purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry B. Coombes
E. Sugdeo
Henry Berry
Green-street
Theobald’s Road
Berry
E. Sugden
Labourers' Friend Society meets at Exeter Hall in Strand
The annual meeting of the Labourers' Friend Society at Exeter Hall heard the chair Landon preside as the report highlighted rising prosperity, public relief plans for agricultural labourers, and wider dissemination through monthly publications. Funds rose to 423 3d with a 367 pound gain over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Strand
Landon
Duke of Bedford
Lansdowne
Bank Meeting Declares Four Percent Dividend
A general meeting of Bank Stock proprietors was held at twelve o'clock today to declare a half year dividend. Discussion covered the bank's interest rate changes, a reported loan from the East India Company at three percent, and whether a charter alteration affects dividend declarations. It was agreed the dividend would be four percent and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse
East India Company
Young
Blackburn
Meeting of Middlesex Magistrates at Hicks's Hall
A county court session led by J Benjamin Rotch met with Justices of the Peace to discuss funding 500 pounds from the county rate for Rail's Head Bridge at Isleworth. Sir William Cooper pledged 500 pounds in exchange for a formal agreement, while debates considered road repairs and the bridge contract, with the panel aiming to finish by five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks’s Hall
J . Benjamin Rotch
Allen
Isleworth
E. Halswell
William Cooper
M‘william
W. Cooper
Orme
John Gibbon
Acklum
Committee of Accounts
Warwick Spring Races Trials and Stakes Report
Racing session at Yeerenpar includes the Trial Stakes of 10 sovs each with 50 added over one mile featuring Donald Trepidation Smuggler Toft Tamworth and others by Manfred. The Trade Cap, Pillerton and Debdale Stakes run, with winners named Gustavus Yeomanry Plate and Cricket in a forced Handicap. notable placings include Alice Gray Vivian The Asps and Musket among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Yeerenpar
Bristow
Donald
Lord Warwick
Toft
Tamworth, &c
Manfred
Leigt
Agitator
Robbins
Brd
York
Saunderson
Kilmarsock
Pillerton
Osbaldeston
Compton
Russell
Alice Gray
Lamb
Vivian
Gustavus
Markets and prices drive weekly general averages and coal rates
The notice lists general average prices for British corn and the duties on foreign corn for the week ending March 14, with Wheat at 47s 6d, Oats 17s 1d, Barley 27s 0d, Rye 41s 0d, and Peas 35s 0d. It also reports duties on foreign corn, fresh market levels for hay, potatoes, fish, meat, poultry, and game, plus a detailed coal price table across multiple Newcastle area collieries with prices per ton and vessel arrivals, noting a firmer market and large fish supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Redheugh
Pontop Windsor
Tanfield
Wall’s End
Adelaide
Bell, Robson, and Co
Bewick
Wall's End
Gosforth
Wall
Evid Heaton
Hetton
Hillda
Lambton
Newmarch
Northumberland
Riddell
Russell's
Stewart's
Tees
West Hartley
Wytam
Shipping Intelligence This Day Arrivals in Mar 18 19th Century
Shipping notices list arrivals at multiple ports including Dartmouth Makon Liverpool and Leith with ships like Chase Robinson from Bordeaux bound for London and Tom and Mary from Honduras. Other vessels include Standard from St Petersburgh and Atlantic from unspecified port. several ships from London Messina and Cardiff note conditions and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaow Hayes
Dayrmouth
Makon
Chase
Robinson
Bordeaux
London
Jersey
Marca
Tom and Mary
Alexandre
Honduras
Liverrool
Standard
Patrick
St. Petersburgh
Worklavenroot
Manen
Atlantic
Assau
Okies
Destre
Marcy
Margaret
Stratford
Messina
Limerick
Ariel
Carter
Colonial produce prices held firm in busy market
Our sales today consist chiefly of drugs with numerous advertisements as forms now daily rather than weekly. Prices of Colonial produce remain firm though sales are brisk. The Earl of Rippon hosted the Cabinet Ministers at dinner last evening at his Carlton Gardens residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Ripe Pon
Carlton Gardens
Islington cattle market bill debate in parliament
The House of Commons discusses the Islington cattle market bill with petitions from Smithfield critics and Lincoln farmers. Mr Handley argues for second reading, detailing Smithfield nuisances and proposing a 20 acre Islington site with slaughterhouses. Members weigh costs, benefits, and city tolls as debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
J. Buiter
Exeter Market
Islington
Childers
Cambridge
W. Ingilby
Lincoln
Hall
Newport Harecourt
Philpotts
Gloucester
Beauclerk
St. George’s Hospital
Hyde-park-corner
Tayleure
Bridgewater
Mewmper
Smithfield
Wilks
Buckinghamshire
Bedfordshire
Norfolk
Henry Handley
Northampton
Handley
Corporation of
City of London
Smithfield Market
Mr. H
Grote
Corporation of London
H. Parnell
T. Fremantle
Lohtth
London
Southhall
T. Freemantle
W. Foulkes
Lygon
Worcester
Corn Laws Debate Threatens Landowners and Industry
A late 19th century railway of ideas unfolds as a speaker argues against corn law repeal. He warns that keeping protection preserves home markets and prevents ruin for farmers and manufacturers. Repeal could trigger low prices, capital flight from agriculture, and national distress. The piece notes opposition from the Westminster Review and ends with a pledge to carry the discussion to the next edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Liverpool Credit
England
Aid Tabaden
Booth Iris
Ireland
Tend
Scotland
Cora
Court of Aldermen privacy and public safety in election appeals
A discussion on the Court of Aldermen jurisdiction, privacy, and public safety follows a committee report. It argues that open proceedings are appropriate for most cases, but police and conservative jurisdiction matters should be private, with strong emphasis on maintaining public order and the rights of voters and aldermen under old and proposed rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
M.P
Home
Colonel Davies
Viscount Althorp
William Dean
Mhorpe
Lowther Rooms
Morley
Lowther
A. Roche
Messrs
Chatterton
Weippert
Eliason
Derby Mercury
Carden
Temple
House of Commons
Great Western Cemetery
Nottin Hill
Great Britain
Greece
Hisajesty
Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Arthur Brooke
Tl Grey
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of
Koigelton
Dalcary
Derby
Quorndon
St. Alkmepels
Documentar
Ebioh
Scien Apd
En Ee
Court of Aldermen
Pri
Sae
Wilken
Tole
Court of Common C
London
Sheol
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Eason
St. Katherine's
Egan' Com- Soin
Gravesend
Northfleet
Southend
Sheerness
Chatham
Herne Bay
Margarete
Dover
Walton
Harwich
Ipswich
Scarborough
Whitby
Redcar
Darlin
Stockton-upon-Tees
Leith
Tower
London-bridge
Allan
Cunningham
Burns
Harriet Martineau
Charles Fox
Josepbh Napoleon
Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte
Count de
Europe
Metropolitan Magazine
James Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
Lulteney Hotel
Albemarle Street
John Escudier
Westminster Literary Institution
Paciard
Cplerts
LAW Intelligence
the Labourers' Friend Society
Globe Newspaper
Bell-yard
Fleet-street
Thomas
Soper
Bailey Court
Fitzroy Theatre
Ollier
Reuben Glenroy
Morton
Marylebone
Marylebone Lane
Fronday
Spurgan
East
Manchester Square
Michael Scull
Stephen Street
Kinsos
Henry Cleave
Edgeware-road
Mkt
Wm. Bowden
Burosstreet
Chapel-street
Peter Laurie
Wade
O'Connell
of State Association
Dr. Johnson
Middlesex
Sporting
New Hungerford
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