Freehold Chapel Wharf Estate to be sold at auction
Extensive and valuable freehold premises on the Itchen river front near Southampton, including wharfage, stores, several buildings and water access. Auction: May 17 at Garraway's, with private treaty possible. details via James Sharp and Harrison solicitors or Leifchild offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errr
Garraway's
Wednesdat
Privam
Chapel Wharf
Itchen
Westlake and Co
Aris
Southampton Pier
Freehold Family
Corm
Southampton
Southampton Dock Company
James Sharp and Harrison
Southampton ; and At Mr. Leifchild
Lothbury
London
Enfield
Middlesex
le Nrite
R. Selfchild
Wevanspar
John Lond
Seffchild
Mate. R. Leifchild
Wronaspar
Cambridgeheath
Hackney
Leifchied
Bell's Wilarp
Cambridge Heath
Hackney Road
Regent’s Canal
J. J. Cleesmans
Halywell-row
Worship-street
Finsbury
Democracy and the right to self government in history
A writer argues that civilization and knowledge empower popular rule and democracy, while cautions that pure democracy requires educated citizens. He cites France and England to warn that republican aims fail without foundational political principles, urging readers to understand how laws align with government forms and to pause before further reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
Spain
Germany
England
Tom
Andrew Marvell Portrait Repainted in Critical Memoir
The piece surveys Andrew Marvell’s life from birth in 1620 Kingston upon Hull to his parliamentary service and steadfast integrity. It recounts his dismissal of court offers, poverty, and steadfast patriotism, his battles with Archbishop Parker and James II, their literary defenses, and the posthumous monument controversy in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Marvell
Andeew Marvett
Kingston-upon
Humber
Kingston
Marvell the
Marvell
Abe
Italy
Rome
Paris
Constantinople
Charvell
Oliver Cromwell
Dutton
Milton
Apd
Hall
Colonel Thompson
England
Charles the Second
Cook
Charles II
Danby
Strand
Villaiy
Lord Danby
Samuel Parker
Canterbury
Oxford
Metropolia
James, Duke of York
James J
Mr. Marvell
Kingston Upon Hull
St. Giles’s
Opposition to grain ground for export in House of Commons
London May 6 1837 report on debates over permitting foreign grain to be ground for export. The agricultural interest opposed the move as a step toward Corn Law removal. Ongoing clashes include a libel bill vote, repeal of the Window Tax, and provocative remarks on labor rights and newspaper paragraph marking. The piece notes Tory schemes, workingmen’s fears, and political maneuvering, with figures and divisions in key votes.
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London
D’eyncourt
Lord John Russell
Roebuck
Perronet Thompson
Robinson
House of Commons
London Shipping
Mr. O'Connell
Samuel Whalley
Cambridge
Andrew Agnew
Hull
Republic
Bryanston-square
Sun
Francis Bartlett
Westminster
Carvassing
Francis Burdett
Sir Francis
Wisit Castlereagh
Sjoseph Hume
Letter fragment from Bryanstone-square dated May thirteen
A clipped correspondence from Bryanstone-square includes a request to forward an enclosed letter to Viscount in reply to a delivery this evening. The message ends with a formal signature, "I remain your obedient," followed by Bentinck, Esq and "JOSEPH HUM" appearing as the signatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Castlereagh
J. Home
Ina
Covent-garden
Castlereagh
Bryanstone-square
Bentinck
Joseph
British Museum Admits Public Under New Hours and Rules
The British Museum announces seasonal admission hours and reading room access. From Sept 7 to May 1 the museum welcomes the public on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 10am to 4pm, with extended 10am to 7pm hours May 7 to Sept 1. Reading rooms open daily for researchers 9am to 4pm year round, later in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
House of Commons
Petition of Richard Oastler for Huddersfield election inquiry
The petition of Richard Oastler of Fixby complains that during the May poll soldiers from Leeds barracks entered Huddersfield and stayed until close of the poll in contravention of a House rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddersfield
House of Commons
Wa. Duncombe
York
Richard Oastler
Fixby
Hadderafield
County of York
Leeds
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Blackrae
Loran
Emeaaiak Ee Wa Geedone
Ieee Raber Wits Stn
Tims
John Toycombie
F. Samuel Smith
Sea Letevre
John G
Serine Gore
Alexandrina Victoria
Logden , Son, and Co
Bama
St. James's Street
Ackerman and Co
Adie Cumming
Toth
Conomist and
Joint Stock Bankers’ Journal
Threadneedie Street
W. Everett
Royal
Tibbertoh Court
Gloucester
Leifchild
Gerraway’s
Tibberton
Sir John Wright Giuse
Ariide
Pleet-street
County of
T Cox Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Cormbill
Kearsley
Welch
G. Kearsley
Fleet Street
Catherine Kearsley
George Kearsley
Co. Kearsley
Mansion House
Anderson
J. Sanger
Oxford-street
Messrs
Price
Democratic
True Sun
T. Perronet
Hull eEaig Association
Rerews
Col. Thompson
THE
Hull Reform Association
Lord Castlereagh
MR. Hume
Chapel-street
Sam
Lord Londonderry
British Museum
Oastler
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