Notable London Advertisements and Brandies Promoted
A long mixed notice from Gray's Inn and Cecil Street markets advertises rare brandies, hatted goods, upholstery, and furniture from firms like J M and Co at 975 Strand. It highlights genuine patent brandy, export terms, and assurances against adulteration, urging readers to buy direct from suppliers and beware imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Bosch
Elizabeth
Baker
Princes-squere
St. George’s-in- T
Middlesex
London
England
Gray’s Inn
Falbarn
Gray's Inn
Queso
Neirst
Atato
Altho
Perring
Opesa
Sortiage
Oman
Cecil House
Strand
Cecil-street
Berand
Ney
Halle
James
M and Co
J. M
Imperial
Enry’ Brett
Birmingham Court Hears Attwood Honours Speech at Reform Session
A Birmingham Court of Common Council met to consider resolutions and a royal address regarding the Reform Bill. Mr Attwood received the city’s freedom in a ceremonial presentation after the deputation urged approval of reform and praised his wartime service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of London
Eadas
Dares Key
Sour N.council
Holden
City of London
Thomas Attwood
London
Ani
Iundall
Earl Grey
Biringham
Attwood
Scholefield
Mr. P
Duke of
Welington
Renant
C. Pearson
Pearson
Mr. Attwood
Birmingham
Thomas ‘Attwood
Messrs. Jones
Davis
Samuel Dixon
Jupp
Stevens
Weston
Guildhall
Figgins
Itwood
S. Dixon
Wood
Howell
Powizess
R Taylor
Galloway
Williams
Asteraod
Pacha
Bat
Bir
Ble. Stephens
James Shaw
Lwy
Lords
Commons
House of Commons
Hampden
House of Lords
Mgr. Attwood
Birmingham Deputation
Imperial Parliament Lords Debate on Irish Tithes and Reform Bill
The Lords discussed the Ireland Tithes Bill and Reform measures amid petitions from Falkirk and Derby. Debate touched enforcement of tithes, costs in legal actions, and the political balance of new parliamentary boroughs with emphasis on Gateshead, Durham, and Kendal, noting delays and key speeches by Melbourne and Wicklow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Ds Commissionera
Lord Cuancettior
Duke of Ricumont
Earl Suapres
Bury
Lord ClancEttor
Earl of Rosebery
Falkirk
Duke of Devonshire
Derby
Ireland
Earl Melbourne
Earl of Wicklow
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
Ford
the of Wicklow
Twan Thin
Lord Wynford
England
Lon King
Debates Over Borough Electors and Freeholders
In a lengthy discussion, Lords examined voting rights for freeholders and forty shilling freeholders, the balance of representation between agricultural and manufacturing interests in Lancashire and York, and possible reform through a Select Committee. Lord Ellenborough urged caution on boundary changes while the Chancellor and Salisbury weighed which constituencies should reflect wealth and occupation in voting. The House considered the implications for Canterbury Poole and Southampton freeholders and the overall fairness of county representation.
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Enjo
Enone
Balisbury
Itote
London
England
Marguin
Marquis of Salisbury
Ethesi
King
Ecley
Hiragelleni
NAVY
Navy Civil
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Napier
Simons
Ama
Navy Board
Lord Colville
Dudley
Earl of Carnarvon
Leeds
Frome
Marquis of Londonderry
Durham
Robie
Sunderland
South Shields
Gateshead
Newcastle
Stockton-upon-Tees
Stockton-upon- Tees
Gatestead
Lord Durham
Lowpenpad
Carnagvon
Eddersield
Kidderminster
Kendal
Ellenborough
Westmoreland
Marquis de
Ellenborogh
Davies
Wal
Chanceleor
Ae Commons
Ivhole House
Mie
Lord Ellenborough Meoommpeabein
Nceelor
Rae Meuerak
Ounty Ty
York
Whaffe
Okies
Elec North
Niles
Peertge
Lancaster
Lancat
Lancashire
Shire
Grey
Renee
Eem Yesen
Sheen Zeta
Lori Wharncliffe
Rauls le Loris
Canterbury
Poole
Sorampton
W ¥Nford
Dorsetshire
Ranvelien
Elaine Wo Greed
Salisbury
Fort Eben
Amadertook
Emigration and New Works in Early 19th Century London
A fragmentary catalog notes new and forthcoming publications in London including a three month tour in Switzerland and France with illustrations, new editions of Walter Scott works, Maria Edgeworth Moral Tales Volume I, Emigration to the Canadas with maps and prospectus by John Galt, and Olive and other pieces. The items list publishers Baldwin and Jadock, Smith, Elder, and Co, and Efingham Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of
England
London
Ished
Switzerland
France
Chamouni
Alps
Einsidhn
Witverland
Lord Ban
Charles Ee
T. S. Englehart
Maria
Edgeworth
Privo &S
Baldwin and Jadock
Othe Canadas
John Galt
The
Canada Company
Andrew Picken
Efingham
Wilson
Royal Shorerings
King's Levee at St James's Palace with many dignitaries
A royal levee held at two o'clock yesterday in the Palace at St James's with the Royal Horse Guards band in attendance. Present were British and foreign ambassadors and ministers. Addresses of support for Reform flowed from Oxford, Norwich, Halifax, Leeds, Canterbury, Hull, Cambridge, Leith, and other places. Several peers and nobility were acknowledged for roles in government and court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Royal Horse Guards
A. G. Hammersley
Paris
Vail
United States
Earl of Gosford
Marquis of Queensberry
Marquis of
Winchester
Bowater
Earl of
Albemarle
Fox
Baron de Wessenburg
Baron Zuylen de Nyeyzit
Netherlands
I the
Duke ofeDington-Eroin
University of Oxford
Norwich
Halifax
Leeds
Canterbury
Hull
University of Cambridge
Lord Lyttleton
Foley
Kidderminster
Duke of Newcastle
Boroughbridge
Aldborough
Lord Dandas
City of York
Richmond
Marryat
St. Lucia
Sanford
Shepton Malle
William Cosway
East Kent
Lord Rolle
Es Ofty
Ereter
Eyle
Lord Dacre
St. Alban’s
John Wilke
Boston
Hod
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Ducie
William Guise
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Ry-Lane
British Insurance Company
New Bank
Incorporated Benche
Cayital
the Duke of Gordon
Rninberc
Earl of Aboyne
Lord
Napier
Lord Moncreiff
T. Dick Lauder
R. Dundas
P. C. Durham
G.C
Colin Campbell
Tohn Cuninghame
G. M. Grant
H. Houldsworth
Henry Monteith
Bay
A. Oswald
William Trotter
T. Guthrie Wright
Merrittons
Alba
Bsbuany
Onpinary Digsdora
R. Cockburn
Hugh Broughton
Davidson
G. L. Finlay
J. F. Gordon
James Hay
Robert Menzies
Alex, Monypenny
Hay
James Ade Rene Ee
Robert Weeks
As Young
James Borthwick
John Br ‘Brash
Nairne
Signet
Oly-Street
London Board
Maxaogas
A. Cockburn
Robert Dent
John Gardiner
Glennie
Charles Hertslet
Ageraan
J. Pirie
Isaac Sewell
F. A
Sa. A
Gad Fane
Taentines
Bank Balding
Barker
Denist
Holborn-bill
Spay Moe
Oo Butler
Churchys Pond
Tagzist
Winey
Court OF Common Council
Dleyland
Wootton-under-Edge
Gloucestershire
Bbs
Sount
Maras Ios Ot Thomonda
Dexi
Piereked
Francis Yaskett
Je Bhs
Montrose
Sev
G. A
Eink
R. Geo. Smith
John Rolls
Duke of Beaufort
Ferd
G.torte
Jagoe
Berker
Clifton
Worcester Spicer
Henry Wheatley
George Leeds
Duke of Norfolk
Rez Thomas Foular
Claton
Wallan Clason
Coraw
Robert Maxwell
Gordon
James Macdonald
C. Wadsworth
St. Paul’s
Viscount Almerstop
Boyle
Somerset
Earl of Cork
Martin
Theorcestershire
LE Tesetes
Bellasis
Mountstuart Elphinstone
Bombay
Jaln Jafferays
Russell
F. R. We
Pata
Lymington Yeomanry
Jamaica
Prat
Gherah
Noble
India
William Paynter
Livingston
Hoe
Canis Keith
Earl of Erroll
Robert. W. Walla
Tattnall
James Graham
Thorp
Lord Hill
Hawker
George Mathias
Turner
H. Turner
Drawwater
G. Angon
Mayne
T. Hardy
J. Baker
R.N
Richard Keats
J. Agar
Rd Clifden
J. Campbell
Lord Combermere
M. H. Dixon
Parsons
J. Graham
Schonswar
Mr. Schonswar
Mediterranean
Windham
Admiral Windham
M. Ogilvy
H. W. Hill
Nicholl
Savage
Clifford
Lewes
Marquis of Winchester
Imperial Parliament
Gil Pented
Giueneuene
Urdas
Beveroy Head
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