The Egyptian Hall furniture and Society opens tours
A long notice details the Egyptian Hall at Piccadilly and 71 Leadenhall Street, housing the Cabinet Makers Society. It outlines fourteen departments from carved oak chairs to upholstery and paper hangings, plus a fault-forgiveness policy and low ready-money prices. It also notes the Society's aims, charitable fund, and requests patrons to inspect its stock. A separate brief reports a Pilgrim Street jeweler burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
William I
William IV
George Robins
London
England
Cabinet Bakery Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall Street
Mechanica
Theociety Bees
Thomas Hasler
LeadenkaM-street
Grievances and Distress Debated in Imperial Parliament
In the morning sitting MPs debate Dissenters grievances along with agricultural distress and Ithes in Ireland. Lord Milton lodges petitions from Northamptonshire for Dissenters relief. Duchy petitions urge against church–state dissolution while addressing Irish tithes and Sunday pub controls. Handloom weavers’ distress and Dorchester labourers’ punishment feature. Evening session continues petitions on Sabbath observance, church patronage, and Dublin Catholic scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Treland
Mullins
Finn
O'Dwyer
Lord Milton
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
P. Price
Cardiff
J. Tyrrell
Essex
Bon
Ithes
Ireland
Rathdalis
Down
Dorchester
Evans
Metropolia
Crown
St. John and St. Margaret
Westminster
Hodgson
Newcastle
Colonel Conolly
Westmeath
O'Connor Don
Roscommon
Meath
Mangles
Guildford
J. Dalrymple
Edinburgh
Wishaw
Savings’ Banks
Gully
Featherstone
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Alexander Haywood
Mr. Ramsbottom
Windsor
P. Wigilliams
Great
Little Marlow
Dundee
Gillon
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Memser
Kilmarnock
Glasgow
A. Agnew
Lanarkshire
Hox
Memuer
County of
Lanark
Lanark‘shire
George Clarke
Forfar
Falkirk
Boards of Trade
Limerick
Paisley
Church
Hume
D. Sandford
S. Whalley
Ewing
Sinceatr
Sinclair
Countess of Dysart
Great Western Railway
Richmond
Tooting
Clapham
Lord A. Grosvenor
Chester
Lord Sandon
Committee of Supply
Captain Ross
Fleetwood
K. Tynte
Lander
Cord Althorp
Cietleton
Belfast
Aglioney
Maryport
Cockermouth
Board of Trade
Plumptre
Tea Dealers of
London
Lahouchere
Taunton
Lord Althorp
Pryme
Horne Tooke
Old Sarum
Fenn
Baring
Cambridge
Lord A
Bernal
Barine
Dublin University
Sheil
Trinity College
Brablin
Dublin
Serjeant
Lefroy
Perceval
The Affair at Oldham and Local Court Actions
Oldham affairs dominate the police conduct inquiry with Dr Knott fined 51 including costs for refusing to attend sworn as a special constable after three summonses. Reports cover labour suspensions, market downturns, manslaughter bail, and police commissioner meetings while Heywood’s lodge intrusion and officers faced potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knott
Oldham
Messrs
Holme and Mills
Manchester Advertiser
Arron
Bangstoe
Mitt
Tattersall
Lyon-dam
Seville
Lower Moor
Thompson
Court of ‘King’s Bench
Isherwood
Donelly
Heywood
Friends of Heywood
The Tailors Strike Debate in London Unions Letter
A correspondent argues that workers face capital and unjust laws, detailing journeymen tailors in London. He disputes six shillings daily pay claims, describes irregular shifts, and explains union regulation to protect masters while ensuring fair wages for capable workers. W. B. Boatman signs as a local tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Call
W. B. Boatman
O. Tailors
Indiscreet Trades Union Meeting Sparks Parochial Row
A chaotic parish gathering led by Mr Corder exposed factional motives among local tradesmen. The report casts several figures as radicals, converts the union threat into a farce, and notes a clerk’s push for Whig Poor Law hires amid claims of oppression and class struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder
Covent-garden
Churchwarden Walker
Walker
Machin
Arseul
Paneer
Dow
Trades’ Unionist
Derby betting and race odds at Tattersalls
Speculation centered on four favourites in the Derby with odds listed for Plenipotentiary Bubastes Shelalah Glencoe Marpessa Olympic and others. Rosanne colt reported amiss. racing notes detail Oaks and St Leger bets and next Newmarket meetings shifting to three days with entries for Oaka fillies Glencoe Lucius and Cooper’s and Scott’s lots starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall's
Lempon
Shelalah
Batson
Mr. Watts
Bubastes
Duke of Cleveland
She
Walker
Lord Berner
Mr. Forth
Louisa
Mr. Greville
Watts
Lord Chesterfield
Newmarket
Lord Jersey
Epsom
Glencoe
Lucius
Epsom Races Programme Set for 27th Instant
The schedule for the upcoming Epsom meeting lists Craven Stakes entries due by the 24th, Derby Course events, and multiple sweepstakes for different horse classes. Wednesday highlights include Woodcot Stakes and Croydon Stakes closings, with Thursday featuring the Derby Stakes and Slow Stakes. The Friday Oaks Stakes closes the entries on the 24th, and the overall list is touted as the most promising in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Derby
Mr. Maberley
Middleton
Agnes
Satallo
G. Heathcote
Figaro
Canopy
Battb
Theobald
Mamelake
Waltz
Mr. Balchin
Mr. Milla
Mr. Cosby
Duke of Richmond
Holkar
Captain Berkeley
Mr. W. Edwards
Mr. J. Robinson
Gohanna
Mr. Forth
Mameluke
Mr. Mostyn
Camus
Mr. Knight
Camel
Friar Tuck
Lord Egremort
Greyleg
Piswire
Mr. Ricardo
Skim
Lord ‘Stradbroke
Partisan
Sultana
Stockwell Lass
Tarrare
Craven Course
Croydon
Gold Cap
Denison
GOODWOOD RACES AND CHESTER MEETINGS
The report covers Goodwood races with 40 subscriptions for the Goodwood Cup and 112 for the Goodwood Stakes, plus a Newmarket Cup resignation to the Duke of Cleveland. Chester: Tuesday features His Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas with Derby weights, and notable heats and stakes through Wednesday including the Dee Stakes and Stand Cup. Lord Derby dominates the Cocking battles, while an anecdote from Le Repe rateur recounts a Lyons incident. Police at Hoxton uncover coats stolen from a station, traced to a temporary absence of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Mischief
Greville
Marinoset
Lord Lichfield
Tipperary
Lord Kont
Skim
Elfrid
Duke of Cleveland
Mark Wood
Chester
Wyatt
Manchester
Darling
Beardsworth
Lord Westminster
St. Hilary
Tomes
B.c
Gray
Anfred
Marquis of Westminster
B. c. Touchstone
Camel
Mr. Mostyn
Gatendargaux
Stand Committee
Mostyn
Jack Fawcett
Isseernee Marquis of Westminster
Br.c
Mr. Wyatt
Seeeseee
Nanney
Br. H
Wattle
Turner
B. c
le Reperateur
Lyons
Quartier du College
Fragmented notice about a royal ceremony and fall work
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a star and a grand event with a launch from a yard. It references a gentle era and a future fall work, but details are unclear and names are unreadable. The item reads like a ceremonial notice with uncertain entities and dates.
Fragmentary note on exhibit schedule and proceedings
Fragmentary OCR shows an exhibit with a show at an indicated hour and references to a committee, a display of cups and coins, and remarks on an anniversary or solemn occasion. It mentions engravings, a termination decision, and a plan to observe a public ceremony with a memorial mony. The text is incomplete and scattered among fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
The
Angel
Slan Kennedy
Manchester Advertser
Commissariat and Ordnance Departments
Ireland
Hidear United Service Journal
Light Dragoons
Kilmainham
Hussey Vivian
Dublin Evening Mail
Onriday Tasta
7Th Hussars
Queen’s Own
Kelsoa
Glasgow
Newcastle
Edinburgh
6Th
Enniskillen Dragoons
Nottingham
Mercury
35Th Regiment O Foot
Chorley
En Roxée
Dublin
Blackburn Alfred
House of Lords
Lords Spiritual and Temporal
Liverpool
Commons of
Great Britain
Tate
Disastrous scaffold collapse injures several in London street
A scaffold on Upper John Street near Golden Square collapsed trapping and injuring multiple bystanders and workers. One man died, another severely hurt, and several women and girls were carried to hospitals with serious fractures. The accident prompted an immediate medical response and investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John-street
Cantello
Drury- Jane
Mésers
Harding and Evans
Beak-street
Regent-street
Cecilia
Berwick
Silver-street
Murray
Lancashire-cour Bond-street
Herring
St. George’s
St. James's
Bing-streat
Isegile
Mir
Hardiamittee
St. Craceae
History of flogging aboard a merchant ship recorded
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a ship flogging aboard a merchant vessel near Bombay where a man named Musgrove endured three dozen lashes. The captain’s chief mate and several sailors testified, one stating the flogging led to the man’s death weeks later. A court inquiry was proposed, with lingering questions about the sailor’s account and the punishment’s legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Musgrove
Hosking
Asa Ogre
Bombay
Eloskina
Mus
Renee
Enna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minriog Lane
Ripley Brothers and Ae Brokers
Lawrence Pomntney-lane
Pyjateranese Wapwxspay
Mth
York
Colum
Pelus
Crane-court
Fleetstreet
Basa
St. Jubin
West Smithfield
Heatre DE Sans Souci
Leicester-square
Scapiglione
Police Gazette. Ns
J. Down
Wwa
Holborn
Day and Martin's
Strand
Savoy Street
Pynea
Williams and CO
Fyson Kind
Williams and Company
Teamen and Coffee-roasters
Gerrard-Street
Sho
Perseee
J. Paul
Chemint
Bischfriars-road
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Foglonecioet
Royal Exchange
Sal
New Bond-street
Newgate-Street
N.B
Duggin
Newgatestreet
Canterbury
Anoum
Europe
Nizamee
Alfred Hastings
Messrs. Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
Darine Rospery
George Jones
Ezekiel and Co., Jewellers, &c
Pilgrim-street
Ezekiel
Blackwood
North Shields
Szekiel
Imperial Parliament
Lord Henniker
Lowestoft
Stradbroke
Briscoe
the Army
Moxpay
Thomas Wallwork
New Bailey
John Holme
Hollinwood
Lancaster
Joseph Wright
Obouan
Page
Heslop
Robert Meadowcroft
Meadowcroft
Halsall
Trades” Union
Trades’ Unions’ Chronicle
Covent-Garden Agitators
Leeds
Tyne Mercury
Sporting Intelligence
Lord Derby
Clifton
Bristol
Westbury
Hallvs
Rossini
Cannon-ball
Wakefield
Houldsworth
B. c. Samitonian
G. Allies
F. Mias
Seeeseree
H. Ft
Ridera
Gilbert
H. Plyton
C. W. Codrington
Doddington
Matcu
Harris
S. B
Beppo
Emeny
Tom
Star Steamer
Calthorpe
Ap-Bea
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