Secondhand Watches and a French Shaving Stone
An assortment of secondhand watches at 7s 6d each, with a detailed price list available from T. Cox Savory in Cornhill London. Also advertised is a French patent metallic shaving stone the Axyrite, claimed to remove beard without razor or water, with endorsements and wholesale pricing for ships captains and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILVER
T. Cox Savory’s
Cornhill
London
France
N. B
L. C. M. Delavigne
Imperial Parliament Notes on Distress and Bills
In the Imperial Parliament at twenty past five, the session discussed agricultural distress petition from Stafford, stamp duty relief for newspapers, Buckingham's claims from Cowes, Macclesfield Small Debts Bill, church worship in Scotland progress, Cardigan probate clause concerns, Roman Catholics returns in England, school sites bill advances, Spanish Slave Treaty Bill committee passage, Glamorganshire Market and Buckingham Road improvements, Irish Bankruptcy Court Bill amendments, Ecclesiastical Courts Consolidation Bill petitions and a correction on town councillor qualification from Limerick. The Earl of Westmoreland spoke on the same bill before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Agricultural Association
Stafford
Lord Hatherton
Stokespon-Trent
Buckingham
East
West Cowes
Macclesfield
High Sherif
Cardigan
Duke of Newcastle
England
Glamorganshire
Buckingham Roads
Ecclesiastical Courts
Marquis of Lansdowne
Limerick
Ireland
Earl of Westmoreland
House of Commons notices and railway bill readings
The Speaker took the chair as several bills advanced or were postponed. Newry Canal Ulster Canal bills delayed to April. Dublin and Drogheda Railway second time. Glasgow Water Works first time. Dundee Harbour first time. various petitions presented against or in favor of railway acts. East India produce petition on coffee duties. municipal reform and tobacco duty items. Great Northern Railway first reading. Public petitions session scheduled for Wednesday at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newry
Ulster
M. O’connect
E. Tensent
Col. Verner
Dublin and
Drogheda
G. Evans
Dublin and Drogheda
Glasgow
M. S. Stewart
Dundee
Wilkes
London Greand Junction
Chalmers
Dundee and
Abroath
H. Parnell
Mr. Manmell
R. Fergusson
Nottingham
Ambeth
Mr. Hawes
Lambeth
Sheffield Road
Parker
A. Trevor
Marquis of Londonderry
Durham
Universal Life Assurance Company
M.S. Stuart
Grlimston
Cambridge and Loading
Buckingham
Labouchere
East India
Crawford
Ceylon
India
Board of Trade
East Indies
P.stewart
Grote
Henley-on-Thames
London
Williams
F.C. Young
Great Northern Railway
Scannett
Ireland's Municipal Reform Bill Sparks Fierce Debate
In the House of Commons the Irish Corporation Bill prompts heated exchanges. Proponents argue for abolition of existing corporations and crown administration of justice, while opponents warn of Protestant ascendancy loss, Catholic dominance risk, and civil strife. Session winds toward third reading as factions clash over governance, law, and public order in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post- Office Commission
Hume
R. Labouchere
Paris
Lord Brudenell
W. Molesworth
Lord Bradewell
Cateneley
John Russell
Ireland
Gilbert Robinson
van Diemen's Land
Shaw
Dublin
Baronet
Tamworth
South Lancashire
Board of Commissioners
Boards of Commissioners
Paryagee
Dublio
Eould
Dubdlio
Bristol
Corporation of
James I
Belturbey
Hear
Can
Ear
Ward
England
Scotland
Rluinglis
Reise
Hos
Cotin
Shear
O'Connell
Dublig
Cheshire
House
Joshua King
Father Walsh
John Sullivan
Kerry
O’connell
R. Inglis
W. Roche
Limerick
Ewart
Oxford
Robert Inglis
St. Albans
Mr. Ward
Robert Peel
Finch
Cumming Bruce
Tipperary
Biinis
Mr. Brace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birmingham
Great Western
Southampton
Newidge-street
Mansion House-street
Fheron Haven
Eastern Counties Railway
Romford
Hornchurch
Upminster
Ockendon
Orsett
Horndon
Shell Hawes
Tilbury Fort
Southend
Fasex
Shelf Haven
Henry Amlinga
Abcorcb Inc
Etary Fire Office
Regent Street
Duke of Rutland
K. G
Marquis of Northampton
Lord Northwick
G. E. Welby
John G. Booth
E. Barber Beaumont
Protector Fire Office
County Fire Office
Protector
Imperial Life Insurance
Sun-court
St James's-street
Storereaione
Amouavuho
T. Jun
Lang
Richard Lee
Daniel Maldred
Tis I. Jas
Pattison
Charles Price
Joseph Reid
James Shaw
John Smith
Archibald Balling
Bedford Place
Russell-square
George Hibberchas
Porcheh Qreat Allen
Anneas Barkly
Michael Bland
Andrew Colvile
Charlies Danvers
John Henry Deffell
Iisa
Samuel Hibbert
Robert Barclay
George Henry Cutler
Court of Directors
Samuel Ingall
Onsieur Mallan and Sons
Rienon Dennis
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Sebcal
Great
Russell-street
Warren
Nick
Killarney
Robert Warren
Strand
Lipe
Sypallist
Dublin Morning Journal
Shorewood and Co
Paternoster Row
Caltoo-street
Edinburgh
Trongate
Nasgow
Grafton-street
Price Se. Exch. Mesers
Goss
Lancaster-place
Brandreth
Randreth
Conoska
Times
la- Terra
Sovereign
Munsterstreet
Regent's Park
Stirling
Sarah Porter
Clarence-gardena
Flegent’s Box
Johnson
Beale
Longacre
Morison
Sarah Paine
Highes
St. Anthony's
Hrandreth
H.W. Dewhurst
Gower Atreet
Euston Square
Star
Rerpain
A.W
Worces
Oxford Journal
Promthexford Herald
Wilkins
Magdalen College
V Jessels
St. Paul's
Sanger
Orford Street
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Edwards
Paul's
Wessels
Dropa
Imperial Parliament
Manon
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Yes
Hon
Lord Wellesley
Lord Althorp
Bath
Roebuck
Me. Shaw
O’uonne
Engand
Altough
Blackstone
Smaltes
Church of England
Joshus King
Bard
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