History and notices from London and Glasgow markets
A fragmented OCR listing includes references to Knight's history of the nobility with many engravings, an esoteric day school for girls, a Glasgow lottery report urging a bill to limit ticket sales, and acknowledgments from Polish Exiles Society. Names include Charles Knight, Ludgate-street, and John Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aewed
Rpgrades
London
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
Morocco
Castle-street
Oxford Market
Nhrestomathic Day School
Hamilton
Jacotot
Ouse OF Commons
Paisley
N.B
W. Barr
John Thurston
Catherine Street
Strand
Sandford Arnot
Hon
South-crescent
Bedford-square
A. M. Dashwood
Isaac Virgoe
Eng
Uf. Ls
Capel Lofft
Ensq
Trades' Unions and the Balance of Power
A column discusses Sherwin Balcombe court outcome granting back pay and notes broader debate over Trades Unions. It argues government aims to curb unions via secret societies and licensing, critiques secrecy in Masonic lodges, and contemplates how unions might press for universal suffrage alongside wage demands to avert despotism while maintaining public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades’ Unions
Manchester Guardian
Masonic Lodge
Bury
Duke of Sussex
England
Freemasons
Derby
Whopman
Master tailors strike sparks a national reform campaign
The piece argues that only a universal strike across useful classes can raise wages and change laws. It cites master tailors against operatives and urges unions, political action, and a shared fund to support workers. It also corrects prior reporting about terms and disputes in several tailor houses and calls for careful, united action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery-lane
Executive Council
West India Islands
Cartwright
Wiley
Davis
Symonds
Storey
The Denby Turn-Out and the Weekly True Sun Notice
The Pioneer reports on denouncing errors in a prior Derby workmen turnout article. It defends its editorial stance, explains that Mr James Hall supplied the disputed facts, and acknowledges unintended harm to individuals connected with Derby funds and the Union. It laments misrepresentation and urges readers to judge the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
London
Circassia
True Sun
Denby
Derby
Hall
James Hall
Central Committee
Browne
Birmingham
Needle perfection and new finish boost rustproof needles
The article praises an improved needle by Mr. Walker featuring a beautifully tapered form, exceptional strength, and a novel silver polish that resists rust and enables freer operation. It highlights elasticity, hardness, and a diamondlike smooth surface as key qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neevdles
Walker
Court Journal
Boothia
Burford
New York
America
Falls of
Niagara
Calais
England
Custonhouse
Douaniers
Lafayette
United States
Champs Elysees
Paris
Morning Herald
Bank Charter Debate Ends With Third Reading Passage
The House rejected amendments and passed the London and Westminster Bank Charter Renewal Bill after a lengthy clash over whether joint stock banks may sue and be sued. Key speakers argued it would breach the 39th and 40th Geo III trust and Bank of England privileges, while supporters warned against impeding public convenience and national faith. The bill then cleared to a third reading and was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Aston Enclosure
Dalkeith
Stanfeld
Chipstable
Astonfield
Holbeach and Sidney
Wishaw
Monmouth Market
Dean and Chapter of
St. Paul’s
Gloucester
Kirkby Langdon Pate
London and Westminster Bank
Clay
Bank of England
Althoug
Carey
London
Threadneedlestreet
Diana
Mr. Clay
Leipsic
Grocers’ Company
England
Hardy
William IV
City of London
St. Bartholomew'’s Church
Tie
Mr. H
London and Westminster
George III
O’connell
Sonday
Goldsmiths’ Company
East India Company
Herries
BP. M. Steward
Harwich
Hear
Goliath
Philistian
Frederick Pollock
Hill
Dublin
Mr. G
Her
Mr. Pollock
T. Freemantle
James Scarletpt
William III
Williams
Alderman Thompson
Cobbett
Bond brothers court bail dodges in long pending trial
Noel challenges bail delays at Serjeant’s Inn Chancery Lane as Ephraim and Joseph Bond evade arraignment. Bailors fail to appear though notices served, with repeated delays from four to six o'clock. Robert Bond remains in custody facing four thousand pound estreats and a pending Middlesex Sessions. Prosecution costs exceed one thousand pounds. Forbes and Parish bound by heavy recognizances to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Ephaim
Joseph
Robert Bond
Serfrant’i Inn
Chancery-lane
Ephraim
Joseph Bond
Charles Phillips
Phillips
Justice Patteson
Ephraim Bond
Middlesex
Selby
Chancery Lane
Perriman
Captain Forbes
Parish
Cricket matches announced for Marylebone Club anniversary dinner
A list of forthcoming matches announced for the Marylebone Club anniversary dinner includes Epsom Club versus Royal Clarence Club at Epsom on June 2 and other fixtures through July 14 featuring England, Kent, Yorkshire and Leeds clubs. An anticipated Sussex versus Kent match for 100 is noted if played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone Club
Epsom
Royal Clarence Club
England
Sussex
Lord’s Ground
Gentlemen of
Marylebone
Leeds
Kent
Twyford Down
Winchester
Purchase
Wintonians
Alresford
Bank of England Transfer Books Dates and Ship Owners Meeting
Transfer days list Bank of England shut and reopen dates for public debt books with July dividends. Notices: celebration of the king's birth as a bank holiday. Ship owners in New Castle meet at the Three Indian Kings opposing parts of Sir James Graham's merchant seamen bill and plan to address MPs to defer the third reading for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Congors
South Sea
Lundin
Newcastle
George Straker
House of Commons
James Graham
United Kingdom
Tyne Mercury
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Steam Navigation Company
Parliament
Lombard-street
Pjesty
Murda
Ostend
Boulogne
Dunkirk
Ge Steam Navigation Company
Brighton
Diefpe
St. Katharine
Gate
Norman
Tower-street
Mesers
Black
Scates
Carter
Margate
Hay
Ramsgate
General Steam Navigation Market
Antwerp
Posttom-house
Mesare
General Steam
Apiae
Rabn
Crescent
Charles Bessell
Navigation Company
Panoraton
Leicester Square
Captain Ross
Falls of Niagara
H. B. Richardson
Matthew Cotes Wyatt
St.George
King George the Fourth
St. George’s Hall
Windsor Castle
Old Bond-street
PSOM
Jon Perring
Cecil-street
Yyantechnicon- Warehousehing Department
Belerate Square
Pantechnicon
GAS Light and Coke Company
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
George the
Court of Directors
Charles Burls
Covent-garden
Burnet and CO
West of England
Brussels
Francis Maceroni
Colonel Maceroni
Times
Homas Eastman Pryce
Arnat
Kent Road
E. Pryce
C. Butler
Cheapside
Regent-street
Waterloo-place
Edinburgh
Sackville Street
Perkins
Barclay and Sons
Parringdon-street
Mr. Edwards
F. Newberry
Orountry
Peeler A
Blair
William Hale
Dulwich
Surrey
Charles Price
Phoenix Fire-office
Martin’s-lane
William Robinson
Engle-street
Red Lion-square
Thomas Prout
VR. Burke
British Empire
Ireland
Scotland
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
the Crue Sun
Price
Trades’ Unions’ Chronicle
SuHerwin
Balcombe
National Consolidated Union
High Holborn
Metropolitan Central Committee
ER. C. DovGins
Atheneum Gaming-House
St.james's
Cricket
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