Music bargains and new works in London stores
An array of music offers at low cash prices, including piano, flute, guitar and harp pieces from popular composers, advertised at a quarter value. Also announced are Edwin Merriott ballads, new and deluxe editions, Mrs. Loudon’s philanthropic volume, Mirabeau memoirs, and cheap classic editions from Edward Churton Public Library, with medical patent pills promotion and cautions on genuine packaging.
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Howard Street
Norfolk-street
Strand
B. Pivate Howse
Old Bond-street
D‘almain and Co
Loudon
Leamington Spa
Edward Churton
Public Library
Holles-street
Mirabeau
Beimect
Bos
Edinbure Review
Holles Street
Asiatic Journal
Holles Strees
Lord Eliot in Dover Street After Paris Visit
Lord Eliot and Colonel Gurwood traveled from Paris, stopping at Don Carlos HQ en route to Dover Street residence. The Liverpool Journal reports a libel case against the paper with forty shillings awarded but costs approaching a thousand pounds, calling the legal framework unjust. An inquest at Bedford Square on G Piccard, 67, reveals death from heart enlargement, a verdict of death by the visitation of God.
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Lord Eliot
Doverstreet
Paris
Gurwood
Don Carlos
Law
Liverpool Journal
Williams
Ford-Place
Barney
Moor
Lords Debate Reports Petitions and Prisons Inquiry
Lord DesMas took seat at the woolsack as petitions for the Established Church of Scotland were presented by several lords including Gordon and Fitzwilliam. Viscount Duncannon pledged to table the commission in Ireland. Richmond announced prison inquiry actions. Melbourne noted loom weavers petitions for a wage board. Lansdowne expanded the House of Lords rebuilding committee. Wilton presented Manchester parish petitions for church independence. discussion touched on Catholic signatures and the Church of England’s standing. The Commons was to consider Connell’s Divorce Bill with Leahy’s arguments heard. Adjourne d.
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House OF Lords
Lord DesMas
Duke of Gordon
Church of Scotland
Camden
Scotland
Karl Fitzwilliam
Chancho
Ward Galloway
Exeter
Poble
Duncannon
Craig
Ireland
Lord Duncannon
Viscount Duncannon
Piuson
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Lord Advocate
Lord Melville
Viscount Melbourne
Ayr
Board of Trade
Marquis of Lansdowne
Wharocliffe
Rosslyn
Lyndhurst
Duke of Sutherland
Church
Earl of Wilton
Manchester
Church of England
Tresand
Berg
Lord Skelmersdale
Quisling
Waspot
Oxford
Flear
D. W. Harvey
Rorkwall
King James
Harvey
Ao Honourasie
Cobbett
Hampshire
Anaus
Lord Guildford
Queen Anne
Surrey
H. Goodricke
Stafford
Occonnell
Memier
Sceutirs
Gloucester
C. Fergusson
Glasgow
Fergusson
East India Company
S. Crawford
County of
Down
Lord Castlereagh
Ulster
5. Crawford
Dundalk
Tondonderry
Orangemen
Tamlagh
Fintagan
Derry
Ballikelly
Tamlaght Finlagan
Great Britain
W.S. Finn
Sinclair
Finn
Ruthven
Memper
Borouggh
Stadard
P. L. H. Goodricke
Divett
Committee of Inquiry
Lcl
Liverpool
Loase
Monauacey
Wynn
Brafford
Guardian Angels
Grampound
Montgomery
Reading of Bills and Church Reform Debated in Parliament
The House discussed third readings of railway and parochial bills, petitions against tithes, and church discipline. Lord Stanley urged parish reform at Kirkham, detailing tithe disputes with Christ Church College and the need for resident clergy, while MPs pressed for broader church and lay impropriety reforms alongside Queen Anne’s Bounty and parish structures.
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College of Christchurch
Chear
Clifden
Webber
Kirkbaw
Christchurch
Menmoer
Oxford
James
University of Oxford
Lord Stanley
Church of England
KR. Inglis
Kirkham
England
Sir AL Inglish
Court of Chancery
Lord Tenterden
Lan
Althoug
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Oyal
Jane
Guinea
Pany
Ir Manufactory
Theis Tnetromimieet
Portland
Baer Oe
Hants
London
Southampton
Winchester
Salisbury
Mewes, Dickson and Bell
Lombard Street
Breffitt
Hoyal
Breffitt and
Co Hare
Town
Coun
Hungerford Wharf
Zech Pot
Breppits & CO
Madeira
Portugal
Isf
Brefpitt & CO
Balm
John Balm
Camden-town
Wegent’s-park
J. B
Jamaica
Mr. Howard
Fleet-atreet
British College of Health
Newroad
Mobison
Bumpe
United States of America
Morisoniana
Glasgow Hygeian Journal
Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Simpkin and Marshall
Butioner’s Court
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strange
Paternoster-row
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Chapple
Parkmall
Hayes
Regent-street
Mahon
Trongate
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton Street
Edinburgh
J Chappel
Royal Exchange
Breck
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Messrs. Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
Anya
Lippe
Paternosiersen
Acquemont
India
Thibet
Lahore
Dumont
Europe
Assembly of the Notables
Directory
William Blackwood and Sons
T. Cadell
Price
John Galt
C. W. Blackwood
Warren
Robert Warren
Monsieur LE Dray and Co
Newman Street
Rapford Street
France
Scott
Holland
Divis
Berkeley-street
Portman-square
W. Lambert
Jesmyn-street
Piccadilly
Imperial Parliament
House OF Cosmions
Sreaker
Halldare
Barking
Lord Morpeth
Yorkshire
Wilkes
Fondon
Greenwich
Alsager
London and Croydon
Mr. Halford
Northampton
Leicester
Islington
O'Connell
Mr. Bernal
Chatham
Jopger
Westminster
Ripon
Lancashire
Hear
Christ Church College, Oxford
Stanley
Cotleman
Bation
Irkham
Gepuewan
A Connelly
Fina
Londondderry
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