Steam Navigation adverts and dental ads from London papers
An eclectic Victorian page lists general steam navigation schedules for routes to Havre Dieppe and Other ports, with sailing days and depots in London Margate and Lombard Street. It also promotes mineral succedaneum for teeth with non wires artificial teeth and perfumes from Delcroix and Co at 158 New Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etersburgh
Strhine
His Majesty
Ras
Eton
Dieppe
Havre
Crescent
Mesieur Mallan and Sons
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
London
Paris
X.B
Sors
Pecs and CO
Deleroix
Aeert
Delerix
N.B
Delerciz and Co
New Bond Street
Trade Morale and Weaving Prices in Glasgow Mills
The Glasgow Liberator reports dull trade with some layoffs and two or three failures in trimming. Unemployment is not rising, but high cotton yarn prices are blamed for low mood. Weavers resist price undercutting via the Shawl Table, with two offenders exposed and warned to abide by table prices. The Silk Gauze Table is targeted to restrict rivals, as unions hold firm to prevent further infringements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Ireland
Shacerie
Hughes
Newport
Stoney
Mr. Stoney
P.P
Gordon
Wilson
Achill
Burrishogle
Hamilton
David Hamilton
Canadian colonial dispute and smuggling ring expose
Intelligence from Canada notes a governor appointed commissioner to ease the long running Canada dispute and to establish a constitutional, conciliatory government. Separately, authorities seized 900 pounds of adulterated tobacco and snuff at Whitechapel, uncovering a facility producing Havanoah snuff with false labels and forged canisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Colonial Office
Lower Canada
Earl of Aberdeen
House of Assembly
House of Com- Boos
James
Thames Police
Moss Jonas
Jonas
Essex
Petition and debates in the Lords on church, education, and press duty
Lords hear petitions from Northumberland on agriculture and from Bath on stamp duty for newspapers. Irish education probes reveal Protestant fears and Catholic pressures. Stoney and Hughes defend parish census amid clashes with commissioners. Exeter defends petition and notes Irish Protestant protections, while Dublin clerics clash over census integrity and persecution claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Brougham
Bath
Bath Guardex
Ireland
Viscount Duncannon
Parlic Education
Lord Duncannon
Mayo
New Education Commission
Satan
Carse
Africa
Stoney
Exeter
Hughes
Tuam
England
Craig
Brougham
Urward
Petidlense
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Tor Brougham
Mr. Stoney
Board of Instruction
Gibson
Lord Farnham
Cavan
Lord Roden
Lord Londonderry
South Staffordshire Election Arrangements Stressed
The Aris's Birmingham Gazette reports full preparations for free voting and public peace in Walsall and surrounding towns for the South Staffordshire election to-morrow and Wednesday. It warns intimidation or violence will fail and any candidate backed by such means will not be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sraffordshire
Walsall
South Staffordshire
Aris
Birmingham
Canterbury Election Committee Upholds Sitting Member
The Canterbury City Election Committee halted proceedings after a dispute over a voter named Smithcop. Colborne argued the vote should be struck for employment in revenue within twelve months, citing George IV statutes, but the committee ruled the voter valid and the sitting member kept the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithcop
Colborne
George Eie
George IV
Mr. Talbot
Autic Feaker
George Lil
The King and Marshal Soult Private Correspondence Tale
A chronicle style account portrays Marshal Soult failing in art negotiations with the king. Soult’s finances and pride clash as installment offers shrink and the gallery trades degrade. The piece cites the siege of a million pound loan, Mohawk like terms, and a disputed sale ending in a broken bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Soult
Bastil
Lafitte
M. Lafitte
Forest of Breteuil
Soult
Moses
Legislative bludgeon men at deputies chamber
The Reformateur reports a Monday session in which opposition members were accused of riot by bludgeon men. Jaubert led verbal assaults as reporters were attacked, the municipal guard rescued them, and the President ordered release of the assaulted journalist amid broad condemnation of violence in parliament. The piece condemns the assault and praises the guards and public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerant
Reformateur
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Raspail
Star Chamber
Chambre Ardente
Marshal Ney
Bludgeon
M. Jaubert
M.janbert
M. Dapin
Renouard
Augustin Giraud
Angera
M. Bande
Halles
Rome
Athens
M. Amilhan
Bngland
Lycargases
Ormatexr
We Raspail
Parisu of St James Parish Election Meeting
A parish meeting to fill the office of vestryman occurred Monday at Ce itooms Brewer. Thirteen housekeepers were summoned under Hobhouse Act provisions. Dixon Gibbs chaired amid a long, stormy debate on which list to adopt, the blue list winning by a large majority after a poll was demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond Ee
Horsham
Cork
Miles
Grand Western Railway
Potter
Tamworth
Mr. Poller
Parisu
St. James
Ventry
John Hobhouse
Dixon Gibbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dublin
Plymouth
Palmouth
Thuredat
Ten Peters
Jaxspee
Regent-circus
Picca_ ih
Pear
W. J. Smith
Epai
Steam Navigation Com
Y. R. Orneral
Oreign
Scotland
Che
Paren
Pernacon
Imperial
Christhzas
House OF Commons
Manchester
Liverpool
Curteis
McCarteis
Robinson
R. Inglis
County of Cork
Roebuck
Hyde Park Corner
Duke of Wellington
Hyde Park
Hampton Court
O'Connell
A. Trevor
W. Duncombe
A. Agnew
Avs
Memper
Ieee
Canterbury
Walter
Washington
Major Handley
Thomas White
Kingston-upon-Hull
David Carruthers
John Russell
R. Peel
Preaent
Lord J. Russell
Goulburn
Fitzroy Kelly
Newfoundland
Robinson Rose
France
Pou Thomson
Crown
Lichfield
Wolverhampton
Wipford
Penkridge
Goodricke
F. Goodricke
Pogswinford
City OF Canterbury Election Committee
Citizen King
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!