Patented metallic shaving stone hailed for travel use
The Axyrite shaving stone receives French honors and is newly introduced in England. Markets tout its use without razor soap or water, ideal for naval officers, travelers, and sportsmen. Available wholesale and retail from London’s 77 Cornhill, priced 6s with trade discounts.
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France
Committee of National Rewards of
England
Cornhill
London
L. C. M. Delavigne
Parish vestryman candidates election notice 1834
Tam Jones announces a candidacy for Vestry Clerk and lists his district campaign committees Brixton Norwood Marsh and Wall Vauxhall and Bishops Liberty with numerous local men named as volunteers and chairmen pledging zealous faithful service if elected.
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Brixton
Norwood
Wall
Vauxhall
Bishops
Charles G. Jones
Bath House
York-road
Lambeth
W. R. King
Talls House
Mattlebury
Taolse-hill
Hammond
Brixtonplace
Petty
Tulse-hill
Captain Speed
Hornehill
Locke
Ditto
Bright
Brixton-hill
J. Morris
Major Cotton
J. P. Lowndes
Hill
North Brixton
James
East Brixton
Godsell
Park-place
Force
Whittaker
Powell
Sidney Smith
Steele
Marsh and Wall District
T. Nuno
Westminster-road
Scott
Whitehouse
Mehew
York
Regent-street
Swatman
York-street
Bishops Liberty
Opening of High Holborn shop sells china glass and ware
James Lockhead announces a new stock of modern china glass and earthenware at No 5 High Holborn with cash discounts and free local delivery within four miles. Cox Savory offers second hand gold watches at eight guineas each and trade ins. Also advertised are medical works by Courtenay and others with bold claims about cures and cautions.
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Ondon
Salisbury
Exeter
Plymouth
Falmouth
Messra
Castle-atreal
Messrs
Brodie
Shatesbury
Wilts and Dorset
Blandford
Dorchester
Warminster
Poole
Wimborne
Frome
Bradford
Chippenham
Devizes
Devon and Cornwall Banking Company
Ashburton
Bodminouth
Devonport
Kingsbridge
Liskeard
Newton Abbott
St. Austell and
Totnes
Messrs. Ridsdale
Leeds
John Field
Sheffield
J. H. Pidgeon
Duke-street
Reading
Christopher Roberta
Birmingham
James Thomas
Albion Chambers
Bristol
Pancraslave
Cheapside
London
James Lockhead
No. 5
High Holborn
Fuund
J. L
N.B
Gray's Tow Lane
Cox Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
Exchange
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationer’s Court
Onwhyn
Catherine Street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Hayes
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
M'Phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-Street
Edinburgh
Courtenay
Petitions For Railways Lead Commons Session
The Steagee chaired about four. MPs presented petitions from lightermen, watermen, and various towns across England in favor of railway schemes and against taxes. Bills read second time and referred, including Lambeth Improvement Bill and multiple railway topics with counsel hearings requested on several motions.
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House OF Lords
Lord Plucket
London
Court of Chancery
House OF Commons
Mr. Bernal
O'Connell
Lord Morpeth
Mr. O'Loughlin
House of Semaine
Lord DE Grey
St. Mary’s
Maldoc
Essex
Canterbury
Bradford
Yorkshire
Deptford
Lyndhurst
Jord
Bank of Bogisad
Duke of Wellington
Earns Elbourne
Ates
Duke
Rd Lyndhurst
Lord Wharncliffe
Stafford
Marquis of Clanricarde
Earl of Harrowby
Lord Melbourne
Duke of Richmond
Hughes Hughes
Switzerland
Bligh
St. Petersburgh
Robinson
Worcester
Municipal Corporation
Hope
Victuallers of
Gloucester
Birmingham and Gloucester
Richards
Scary
Lord G. Somerset
Tooke
D.W. Harvey
Genttleman
Hume
Sichards
Ron
All and Selby
Bethel
Hull and Selby
Sibthorpe
Potter
Birmingham and Derby
Arbroath
Forfar
Great Western Railway
Cheltenham and Great Western Railway
John Russell
Home Department
R. Peel
Robert
Hear
Barocet
Guildford
Wigan
Rochester
J. Rnasel
Coventry
Robert Peel
Leicester
Bristol
Reona
Commission of the Peace
Fenelve
Steagee
Wilkes
North Midland Railway
A. Trevor
Surrey
T. Trowbridge
South Eastern Railway
B. Hoy
Southampton
Arts and Sciences
Lord Eastnor
Worthing
Charles Burrell
Wir
Wilks
Glasgow
Scotland
Buckinghamshire
C. Vere
Suffolk
Lennard
Malden
Crawford
Kilmena
W. Brabazon
Mayo
Ireland
Williams
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Eoning
Anstend and the Rhine
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de Bie
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Crescent
Mioories
Norman
Water-lane Tower-street
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
Lombardstreet
Charles Bessell
Sec
Hames Haven
Eastern Counties Railway
Romford
Hornchurch
Cealaset
Ockendon
Orsett
Horndun
Shell Haven
Tilbury Fort
Southend
Lnst
Henry Amlinck
Thames Heven Railway Office
Archardh Jane
HE City Railway
Great Western
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Dover
South-Western Railways
City of London
River Thames
Richmond
Mansion House
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Chatham-place
Newridge-street
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King Williaw Atecot
London Bridge
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Hatton
Withen-place
Vaushall
Davies
Lambeth-wak
Gayler
Berringer
Page
South
Fisher
F. Brown
T. Thompson
South Lambeth
Glasier
Belaod
Vaux
Bes Western Benevolent Infirmary
Blenheim-Street
Francis Burdett Courtenay
Treasueer
John Watts
Berner’s-street
Oxford Street
Howsorany
Wehpert
Craven Street
Instituton
Nice
Gray's Inn
GEO, Henekey, and Co
Wight
Treasury
Abernethy
Andrews
W. Grimstone
Guppy
Nelaun-square
Blackfriars-road
Mary Roades
Market-place
Winslow
Bucks
John Roales
Mod R. Walker
Heq
A. M.intyre
Golden Square
H. Listos
Marine Library
Ramsgate
Reot
Burberow
Jamaica
Mary-street
Regent's Park
P. Sacoderam
Harper-street
Mr. Pluckwell
Tottenham-house
Tottenham
Bloomsbury
King-street
Loup-acre
The
Albion
Grimstone
Don G. Lobe
Comsul,&c. &E. &E
Havannah
Lala
Cuba
America
Messrs. Pinto and Co
Charlies
Angelocourt
Throgmorton Street
Gmn
Don G. Lore
Caballero de le Orden de Leon
M. el Rey de
George Smith
York-place
Kentish Town
Grimston
Decimus Blackburn
Cherteey
Imperial Parliament
Mancy
Warburton
Mr. Roebuck
Bath
Wigley
Hea
Teignmouth
Devonshire
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Bi Hy
le Weak
Citisens
Daniels
Rod Heel
Istrates
Town Council
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Janilamen
Thetford
John Runsall
Sobers
Antarests
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Raveek
Baronet
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Howe
Peel
Portsmouth