Directors and Officials of Hawthornades and Garnkirk
A list of titled and professional figures including Sir BF Walker Drummond Earl, Lord Moncrief, and J. Anderson of Gladswood among others serves as a roll of directors and officers. It names architects, advocates, merchants, bankers, and clerical leaders connected to Hawthornades Garnkirk Gladswood Woodhausclee and Grange districts.
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BF. Walker Drummond
Hawthornades
Lord Moncrief
S. J. Anderson
Gladswood
Mark Sprot
Garnkirk
W. Burm
Fsy
Edin
P. Robertson
Tytler
Woodhausclee
More
T. D. Lauder
Grange
W. Connall
Glasgow
Macfarlane
R.S. Moncrieff
R. Paul
Commercial Bank
W. Mitchell
Parson's Green
Henry David Hill
W.S. Thos. Beveridge
D.C
Gibson Craig
G. Bell
Leith
J. S. Robertson
J. G. Hopkirk
James Pattison
Edinburd
CARTERS offers Brussels Carpeting and 19th century goods sale
Office to families and tavern keepers advertise 90 pieces of Brussels carpeting at 33 1/3d per yard and 400 hearth-runs. Also shoe announced elastic corsets by Schoolbred London aimed at health, posture, and respiration with various elastic supports and braces. Numerous chemists and shops listed across cities. notices on theatrical fund and a public anniversary festival under royal patronage announced.
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Carter and CO
Cheapsidd
St. Paul's
Jermyr-street
St. James's
London
Eigsie
Eford Regilar
S. B. May
Silk Mercer
Plymouth
A. Fownes
Lordstreet
Liverpool
Wood and Son
Spuniegate
York
Messia
Perrin
Lea
Cheltembain
Fielder
Newbury
Berks
R. R. Priest
St. Giles's
Lorwich
W. Smith
Preston
Messrs
Miller and
A. Willis
High-street
Oxford
J. Boardman
Landon-street
Lerwich
Christopher Bell
Whitefriars
Hull
Smeeton
Curacy
Albiod
Boar-lane
Leeds
Joy
Oldknow Bassett
Chemis
General fast at Westminster and Abbey service
A large constable body led by Mr Lee kept roads clear to St Margaret's and the Abbey. Lords met briefly at noon then filed to the Abbey in ceremonial order for morning service and a sermon by the Bishop of Chichester. Several high officials and clergy attended.
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Strand
Exeter Hall
James Mull and CO
J. M and Co
JCM. and Co
Lee
Westminster
Parliament
St Margaret's Church
House OF Lords
Mr. Lee
Unifory
Lord Chanector
Unrest in London as National Union march met with police action
A large procession by the National Union of the Working Classes gathered at Finsbury Square and moved through central London amid crowds, with leaders urging peace while police clashed with marchers near Temple Bar and Howland Street. Seven leaders were detained, injuries occurred, and later dispersal was ordered amid continued disturbances and street violence.
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Ban Ty
Pal National Union OF
Ween
Gurreaier
National Union of the Working
Clisce3
Apo
Finsbury-square
Got. Vernmont
Pinsbury Square
Teast
Committee of the Union
Philadelphian Unuiversalist
Windmill-street
Finsbury
Ani Gnysto
Tietherington
Lovett
Watson
Piastury-square
Sun-street
Bishopsute-street
Cornhill
Newgate
Skinner Streets
Farringdon-stret
Fied-street
Templebar
Palace-yard
Chancery-lane
Holborn
Temple-bar
Gray's-ian-line
Gray’s-ino
S-Road
Guildford-street
Latch's Conduit
Geroet Ormond-street
Queen-square
Gloucester Street
Queer-square
Great Ormond-street
Branswick-square
Hunter-street
New-road
Tottenham-court-road
Perth
Processon
Pottenhan Court-couch
Howland-street
Unig
Phabkina
Adbany -Street
Binsbury-square
Mayne
Walker
Riot at Bethnal-Green Workhouse Escalates Outside
Mr Bennett of Worship Street assisted in preparations then learned of a riot at Bethnal-green workhouse. Magistrates and officers arrived to find five or more people outside threatening demolition. Police outside and five inside fought to break in, injuring a porter before the crowd dispersed. one woman was detained and later released.
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Bethnal-Green Workhouse
Bennett
Worship-street
Magisrates
Meeting Against Cholera Hospital Establishment at Newington
In St Mary parish Newington parishioners oppose forming a cholera hospital despite Board of Health recommendations. They protest a penny rate and plan to memorialize the Privy Council to block charges while doctors Dreay and Brown deny any cholera presence in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary, Newington
Board of Health
Poard of Health
Menupelier Garden Tavern
Privy Council
Sermon at Westminster Abbey Addresses Providence and Judgment
The service at Westminster Abbey began at noon with Lord Grey and other Lords in attendance. Bishop Maltby preached from Isaiah 26 3 emphasizing divine providence and the consoling doctrine taught by revelation and reason. The sermon warned against misusing providence to judge others or assert special interposition in state policy, citing Christ words about the sparrow and the tower of Siloam.
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Westminster Abbey
House of Lord
Earl Grey
Lord Durham
Maltby
Chichester
Llaigh
Epicurus
Prelite
Tower of Siloam
Sermon Links Calamities to Duty and Charity in Pestilence
A preacher argued that divine visitations in pestilence call nations to duty and repentance. He cited Isaiah warnings of judgment, urged piety, and pressed the rich to aid the poor for communal welfare. He hoped the crisis would foster moral improvement and social harmony among Majesty's subjects. About twenty lords attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werath
Zion
Jacob
Sermons on Providence and Destiny at St Margarets Westminster
The Speaker of the House and nearly 100 Members attended services at St Margarets Westminster with prayers read by Rev Dr Webber and a sermon by Rev Dr Allen. At Chapel Royal St James Palace the Bishop of London preached on divine providence guiding nations and peoples since Christ’s advent, noting readings from Isaiah and 1 Peter. The discourse warned against treating national misfortunes as divine judgment and urged prayer for all nations while reflecting on France and England’s historical outcomes.
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ST. Margaret's
Westminster
House of Commons
House
Webber
Ripon
Allen
Battersea
Chapel Royal
ST. James’s Palace
London
Isaiah
Earth
France
Napoleon
England
Sermon on Sabbath Observance and Public Morality
A preacher laments the price of energies and class inequality, urging humility among the rich and charity for the poor during a pestilence. He calls for repentance, harmony, and sustained religious duties as national renewal, noting limited attendance at St Paul’s and the duchesses and nobility present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Kent
Victoria
Augusta
Duchess of Northumberland
Lord Plunkett
Marquis of
Douro
Temple Church Service Draws Strong Interest in Sermon
The morning service at Temple Church yesterday drew intense congregation interest. Rev. Mr. Smith preached on Ecclesiastes 7 14, urging joy in prosperity and reflection in adversity. A sizable collection followed the service.
Sermon at St Botolphs Urges Charity for Destitute Parishioners
In St Botolph, Bishopsgate, Rev Dr Grey preached after a formal prayer on the General Past day. He read 1 Psalms 102 and a bishop’s letter directing a collection after the service to aid the parish destitute with food and clothing, described as needing relief to prevent impropriety and disease in parts of the metropolis.
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House OF Commons
St. Margaret’s Church
Lee
Dr. Allen
Battersea
Fund For the Relief of the Poor
St.botolph
Bishopsgate
Grey
Unfortunate Outdoor Poor Denied Fast Day Work
Reports from St Margaret's Westminster state outdoor paupers were forbidden to work on the fast day, losing their usual pittance of 1s per day, bread and cheese portions instead. A stonemason with a wife and six children received 11 ounces of bread and about an ounce of cheese, valued together at three halfpence.
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St. Margaret's
Westminster
St. Marylebone
Millbesk
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