Cabinet, Upholstery, and Furniture Repository ad
J. M. and Co invite nobles and gentry to inspect their No. 375 Strand establishment offering durable, stylish furniture for mansions and villas with emphasis on quality materials and fair terms. Also details on New Brunswick Company stock, subscriptions, and lands near Fredericton with emigrant prospects and transport plans.
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Strand
Exeter Hall
Milies
Pes Mulleit and CO
J. M. and Co
H J.m.and Co
Brunswick Land Company
John Labouchere
Edward Blount
M.P
John Bainbridge
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
New Brunswick Company
United Kingdom
America
Ireland
Scotland
St. John
Miramichi
Frederickton
St.John
New Branswick
J. Richardson
Royal Exchange
London
King’s Arma-yard
Middlesex Anti-Oppression Society formed in 1832
The document outlines a new society in London to aid poor men through legal action. It details aims such as writs of habeas corpus, actions in King's Bench, indictments for oppression, mandamus against inauthority, and defense of the innocent plus redress petitions. Subscriptions offered with early meeting dates and provisional treasurers named.
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Middlesex
William Carmisae Smyth
Exchequer
Ius
Goldsmith
Middlesex Anti-Oppression Society
King’s Bench
Court of King's Bench
Court of King’s Bench
Mandanus
Crown Office
King
Lords
Commons
William Carmichael Smyth
Furnival’s Inn
John Steward Stracy
Furnival‘s Inn
William Geering Clarkson
Great Carter-street
Doctors’ Commons
James Augustine Juckes
Craven
Strand
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen-street
Lincoln's Inchfields
London
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
Furnival's Inn
British Magazine June issue and medical ad notices
Contains contents on dissent principles biography of William Hales Irish tithes parish notices and church documents plus a long advertisement for Allamic Pills Wray's Balsamic Pills and self adjusting truss by H Wright with distribution details and claims of cures and imports to London and major shops.
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William Hales
Hodnet Church
Shropshire
Heber
St. John
Patmos
N.C
Ecclesiasical Intelligence University
John Turrill
Regent-street
London
Parker
Oxford
Grant
Cambridge
Stillies Brothers
Edinburgh
M'Phun
Glasgow
Wakeman
Dublin
H. Wright
London Road
Southwark
H. W
United Kingdom
The Jet Blacking Vision in a Grove
A poetic scene depicts brilliant features reflected in Warren's Jet Blacking on a forest path. A maple tree hosts a sorrowful turtle dove, lamenting a lost mate. The speaker, wearing boots, perceives the dove and imagines her lover's presence as the glossy finish mirrors her form.
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Dumblain
Warren
Ladies Dresses in Royal Attire at State Event
A list of elaborate dresses and headpieces worn by royal and noble ladies including Hen Majesty Princess Victoria the Lady Mayoress Duchess of Dix and Gorvox Marchionessor Starrorp detailing rich silks silver embroidery diamonds feathers blonde mantles veils and trains.
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Victornna
Marchionessor Starrorp
Illuminations For King’s Birthday In West End
Theatres clubs and shops across the royal west end lit in modest display for the King's birthday. Major buildings such as Arthur’s, the Guards, Willis’s and Crockford’s gleamed, while Piccadilly and river ships showed limited flags. Docks and basins had few colours, with overall scant public rejoicing noted by the Times.
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St. James’s Street
Arthur
Howell
Marylebone-lane
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Strand
London-docks
St. Katherine’s-dock
West India
Commercial-docks
Elected Recorders for Newcastle and Berwick Upon Tyne
On Wednesday last James Losh was elected Recorder of Newcastle upon Tyne replacing the late C Cookson. On the 21st Robert Ingham of Westoe, Durham, was elected Recorder of Berwick upon Tweed, also succeeding the deceased Cookson.
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James Losh
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
C. Cookson
Robert Ingham
Westoe
Durham
Berwick upon-Tweed
Newcastle
London
Parish Vestry Election Sparks Turmoil at St Pancras
A crowded St Pancras meeting debated parish governance as Parochial Committee nominees won by a landslide. Counters from the Select Vestry and others provoked boos and chants, ending with the Parochial slate victorious and ballots to begin.
Vestry Election At St James Parish Ends In Confusion
Election of twelve vestrymen and five auditors at Willis's Rooms, St James's Street, drew large crowds. Parochial Committee slate won by a wide margin, while the select vestry demanded a poll. The chairman refused a full answer about who retired or was ballotted, and abruptly left the chair before actions were concluded.
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ee _ ST. PANCRAS
Balee Saat
Nihari
Jeraons
Thomas
Murphy
Fort
Medann
King
Woburn-place
Lst
Grey
Goodchild
Quyn
Select Vestry
Major Revell
Blakeman
Ewens
Humby
Opposition to Parish Rate-Payers List Sparks Vestry Row
In St George's Hanover Square the opposition to the rate-payers list was organized by the select vestry's underlings to hinder the men who had public spiritedly halted long standing parish abuses.
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ST. George's
Hanover-Square
Berkshire Election Meeting Nominates Hallett for Parliament
A Berkshire county meeting at Reading nominates Mr Hallett as a reformer candidate for the vacant Berkshire parliamentary seat. Sir Francis Burdett urges caution to protect Reform, praising Hallett and recounting Hallett’s past support for Reform and alliance with Mr Throckmorton. Poll to begin at Abingdon at ten o clock on Thursday.
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ArApixe
Moxpay
Reading
C. Dundas
Lord
Sawyer
Robert Palmer
Rigby
Mr. Palmer
Berkshire
Berks
Hallett
Mr. Hallett
Reform
Throckmorton
Palmer
Case of Bicamy Intermarriage Ends in Seven Year Transport
John Pearmain aged 23 was found guilty at the Essex Adjourned Sessions of intermarrying while his first wife was alive. Free man and parish clerk of Chingford, he admitted a July 28 1831 marriage. The Chairman branded the conduct as deliberate seduction of two women and sentenced Pearmain to seven years transportation.
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John Pearmain
Essex
Catherine M‘carthy
Freeman
Chingford
Catherine Connor
Restoration honors celebrated at Culross for Earl of Dundonald
In Culross on May 16 a public meeting at the Town Hall honored the Earl of Dundonald’s restoration to his naval rank and honours. The Rev Mrs Balfour led a congratulatory address, toasts were proposed, and the celebration included a procession bonfires dances and liberal ale. Sir Robert Preston of Valleyfield was remembered for his generosity despite illness.
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Culross
Earl of
Earl of Dundonald
Countess of
Valleyfield
Caledonian Mercury
Destruction of Brandywine Steamboat Blazes Tragedy
From the Cincinnati Republican April 12: on Monday night the Brandywine caught fire and burned to the water’s edge. Sixty to eighty passengers perished as the vessel grounded in shallow water and capsized. A list of lost or missing passengers includes numerous names from Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Mississippi, with women and children said to be among the dead. Reports from the Cincinnati Gazette note about 200 aboard, with 75 saved on the island. Nine women were lost, six of them black servants.
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Cincinnati Republican
Capri
Robert Walker
Williamson County
Tennessee
H. H. Davenport
Shawneetown
Illinois
D. Farley
Misissippi River
Leonard Hamilton
James Ford
Washington County
Kentucky
Abraham Osborne
Ohio
John Muck
Harrison
Andrew Benajah Williams
Meigs County
Bruce Jackson
Montgomery County
Tennesse
Downs
Cincinnati
Edwin B. Bee
Athens County
John Mortimer
Martin Cazine
Maysville
Reeth
Bidare W
Benjamin Morrell
Nashville
Louisville
John Davis
E. Mortimer
Cincinnati Gazette
Robert Fulton
Hudson
Eton Montem Whit Tuesday Sure Night Beds Burned
Reports describe Whit Tuesday events at Eton Montem with beds chairs and windows burned at twelve o clock amid festive demonstrations. The piece notes generous support for a benefaction and mentions eye catching celebrations alongside other coastal and city notices from Reading Mercury and Edinburgh Evening News.
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Eton Montem
Williams
Park-street
Reading Mercury
Horse Carriage Runaway Across Bridge Ends Without Serious Injury
A party of four experienced riders faced a runaway horse attached to a carriage near St. John’s Bridge. The horse bolted for miles dragging the carriage, leathers failed, the horse broke free, and the shafts collided with a rider, but both rider and horseman escaped serious harm. The rope to a tow barge became entangled, stabilizing the situation and preventing further mischief. Worcester Herald reports the incident with cautious details and minimal injuries.
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Almere
Aliphe Braisda
Jierse
Hamen
Rider
St. John’s
Nat
Worcester Herald
Destruction and Fire at Silk Factory of Groat Baylis and Co
Sunday morning fire destroyed a large five story brick building forming the south part of Groat Baylis silk works on the Denes. The North West corner of the top floor ignited. the East Norfolk Militia guard aided, town engines saved adjacent structures. About 400 to 600 girls and as many women employed, total workers around 3,000 in the factory. losses pegged at 30,000 to 40,000 pounds with suspicion of incendiary action. The fire collapse and wall failure narrowly avoided greater tragedy.
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Ergidu
Principe Pal
Messrs. Groat, Baylis, and.Co
Denes
East Norfolk
Farewell Address From New Strand Theatre Chief
Mr Rayner delivers a closing address at New Strand Theatre after nine weeks of operation, thanking patrons for support and indulgence and praising the press, with hope that the incoming director will merit the audience’s esteem and health. He notes profits and pleasure have both arisen from the venture and hints at a beneficial transition for the theatre and its “fair lady” director.
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Rayner
Strand Theatre
Fair Lady
Windsor Friends of Mr. Hallett Garners Greetings
The Windsor audience warmly received the Hallett party as Mr. Palmer previously paid greetings. A curious note of public interest mentions a strong claim of social reception and local cordiality in Reading Mercery terms.
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Paul
Lochend
Tongs
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