Antiquated Plated Dishes and Curious Medicines Sold
An advertisement lists four plated hash dishes with covers and ornate edges for seven guineas plus half, or a richer eight-dish set for ten guineas. It also promotes medicines by Beevius Woodhouse and Rampton’s Pill of Health, with testimonials from Major General Bird Wheatley and various doctors, including Essence of Ginger and corn plasters, offering prices and vendor locations in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
London
N.B
Bird Wheatley
Privy Purse
St. James’s Palace
H. Wheatley
Decimus Woodhouse
Qodhotse
James Johnson
Marney
T.elroyd
Ashwell
R.B
Rowles
A. Middleton
Con
D. Davies
Sargeon
Beevius Woodhouse
Wiliam Mreet
New London Bridge
Alo
Wagdhouse
Wanred Ducent Wen
Rampton
Thomas Prowt
Strand
Johnstone
Hannay
Oxford Street
Kingdon
Tattersall’s Yesterday and Newbiggin Wins at Epsom Races
Yesterday at Tattersall’s settled small accounts with a quiet expectant mood as the Epsom race meetings proceed. In Newbiggin Races at Mospar a Silver Cup Handicap Stakes was won in two heats by Mr. Falder’s Norma over seven rivals. Winlaton Races on Monday featured a p p Sweepstakes with 20 saws added, where Hudson’s blimp, a four year old, triumphed over three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Epsom
Newbiggin
Mospar
Mr. Falder
Norma
Winlaton
P.p
His
Hudson
Thames Royal Yacht Club’s bridge sailing match thrills crowd
A Thames Royal Yacht Club bridge sailing race from Graz to Greenwich delighted spectators with dramatic changes and tight maneuvers among Princess Victoria Sabrina and Widgeon. The Princess led early, Widgeon challenged, Sabrina closed in. final results showed Widgeon first, Sabrina second, Princess third with cheers and toasts aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Royal Yacht Club
Graz
Greenwich
H. Harrison
al Hospital
Miral
T. Hardy
Widseaeseee
T. E. Snook
J. H. Cassell
Eage
Seseeees
H.isunston
Princess Vistoria
G Barren
Sabrina
Blackwall Point
Woolwich
Jenning Tree Point
Erith
Gravesend
Princess Victoria
Widgeon
Northfeet
St. Clement’s
Esc
Princess
Widgrop
Sabring
Hhr
Palmouth mine accidents and public distress report
A Dolcoath Mine collapse injures House of Silogan and another miner, with two rescuers hurt. long mining methods, swing stages, and risks are described. Reports from Falmouth, Glasgow, and Manchester detail accidents, unemployment distress, and public safety concerns across Cornwall, Scotland, and England, including a fatal quarry crush and a railway death, plus an alarming marriage crisis.
Meeting at the Freemasons Tavern on public access to national institutions
At a public meeting in London, speakers argued for free access to Westminster Abbey St Pauls and national galleries. They compared foreign practices, noted costs to visitors, and backed resolutions urging parliamentary action and a deputation to ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons
G. Witanasan
Lord Epaincron
Carrie
Tr. Cuampris
United Kingdom
Edward de Valente
Westminster Abbey
G. H. Hovg
M.P
Nallonal
Birgseen
Cbheera
G. Sixctat
G. Renxize
Wacstarr
Nation
Retade
Royal Academy
Afr
Wagetahl
Wagstarr
Ewart
British Empire
Florence
Sacra Croce
Rome
Cathedral of
St. Peter's
Therria
St Paul’s
Nessun
Tois
St. Paul’s
Goss
St. Paul's
Bowanna
Wanstarr
Reinougle
Curious Hair Tales And A Toast To Mortal Existence
A Hobart Town 1835 notice mocks rumor of death with a boastful lungs and sunrise breeze letter. It recounts lovers’ beans and a cheek kiss tale where a young woman defies a gallant while her mother dictates manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millingen
Backstrom
Caligerus
Copenhagen
Hobart Town
Patrick-Street
S. J. Wistoe
Rock Caody
Inquest into Death of Henry Stevens One Last Disturbance
A London inquest at the Queen's Arms Acton on Henry Stevens younger pupil of Mr Archibald McDonald heard that Stevens had quarrels with his master and, after locking his room, was found dead by suicide. Medical men noted irritability and temper, with a history of medicine use at Morton’s. Verdict given as temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Queen’s Arms
Acton-street
Gray's -In-Road
Henry Stevens
Evans
Archibald M‘donald
Sar Reep
Kensington Gore
M‘donald
Mc Donald
Hayman
M‘donad
Morton
Archibald Big Donald
Aworn
Charles Stevens
M'Donald
Keesington Gore
Southampton
William Bolwell
Bath
Bolwell
Lockwood
Shepperd
Young
Boydell
Dee Cottage
Chester
Chester Courant
Oates
Guesthorpe
Robinson
Doncaster
Nottingham
H. Smith
Sidley Castle
Sear Ilminster
Taunton
Witham
Thomas Clarke
Felo de Se
Suffolk Chronicle
Towan-hall
Flint
Edward
Salopian Journal
Ita
Miss Martineau
Ballad
Holgate
Ormerod
Browne
Preston
Hodgson
Abbott
Lancaster Castle
Blackburn Standard
Skeleton Found on London and Southampton Railway Works
A coroner's inquest at the Gery hound, Wicpatopr SponsT bomen, examined a very large male skeleton found at the London and Southampton Railway works near Kingston Surbiton. Witnesses described deep, naked remains buried for ten to fifteen years with no coffin present, and a hedge once near the site offering concealment. A Kingston professional testified the bones indicated a large male, uncertain how the body came to lie there. The jury returned a verdict that the bones were of a man, but the cause and origin remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geryhound
Robert Stacey
London and Southampton Railway Company
Sarbiton Common
Kingston
Jaror
Spong
Surbiton Commun
Hi House
Theran
Kongstop
Taylor
Fatal cake poisoning at Noah's Ark public-house
Derby Mercury reports that Dorrington, a slitting-mill worker, served cake at Noah's Ark to companions who ate and later fell ill. Dorrington, driven by insanity and religious fervor, had arsenic in the cake. He died next day. others recovered. Also noted: John Walton, a commission agent, killed himself in Manchester Guardian item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrington
Slitting
Noah's Ark
Derby Mercury
Spicroz
John Walton
Longaight
Manchester Guardian
Birmingham
London
Penny
Salford Vestry Rejects Meeting with Power Over Registration Act
Salford overseers and select vestry debated whether to aid Mr Power, assistant poor law commissioner, in dividing the union for registration and marriage acts. A public meeting was offered but the vestry declined to confer, voting 10 to 5 against. Power left, seeking information elsewhere, with further protest from Manoey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salford
Power
Hodgetts
Coarnman
Manocey
Cameron
Glempate
Cuargman
Mr. Hodgetts
Witars
Stanpceyr
Bury
Bary
Select Vestry
Royal Hotel
Manovey
Rally of 4000 in Ashton over new poor law meeting
In Ashton under Lyne a public meeting drew not less than 4000 residents after churchwardens and overseers opposed surrendering parish accounts to the poor law commissioners. Rev J B Stephens spoke for over two hours as protests emerged against the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton-Under-Lyne
J. BR. Stephens
York Insists On Opposition To New Poor Law Union
In York a strong public fury greeted Revans mission to form a poor law union covering about ninety five parishes. Parish wardens and overseers met at Guildhall and Merchants Hall to oppose the plan, urging the Commons select committee to delay and protesting the measure. A memorial was planned and a petition prepared to sign in opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Revans
Bevans
Merchants’ Hall
Jackson
House of Commons
Guildhall
Dewsbury Poor Law Meeting Met With Threats and Hooting
In Dewsbury Union a large crowd attended a Monday meeting of the poor law guardians at the Magistrates' home following rumors that Mr Power the assistant poor law commissioner would attend. Attendees faced pursuit through streets, with bitter sarcasm and threats directed at guardians. A Stockport correspondent reports on the Handforth cum Bowden arrears cases showing distress among workers caused by commercial stagnation and concerns over papist officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewsbury
Dewsbury Union
Magistrates’ Home
Power
Stockport
Hanchester Times
Court-House
S. Humphreys
Handforth-cum- Bowden
Petition from Licensed Victuallers on Beer Bill 1828
The Metropolitan Committee of the National Association of Licensed Victuallers in England petitions the Commons. They oppose proposed alterations to trade laws without a full inquiry into the Beer Bill of 1828, arguing it failed to achieve its objects and harmed extensive trade property. The petitioners urge continued adherence to existing laws and seek reform only after inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
National Association of Licensed Victuallers of
England
Liverpool
Birmingham
Manchester
Leeds
Macclesfeld
Bath
Worcester
Sheffield
Chatham Stroud
Rochester
Wakefield
York
Bradford
Portsmouth
Bristol public meeting on Irish Municipal Bill and reform
A Bristol public meeting was held at the Guildhall to counter a Conservative petition to the House of Lords. W P Taunton presided and urged a petition for passing the Irish Municipal Bill. Speakers attacked alleged misappropriation in charity funds and Bartholomew lands dealings, declaring Bristol better off now, with resolutions and parliamentary petitions carried unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Ireland
House of
St. George’s Channel
House of Lords
Bardock
Gloucester
William Fripp
Court of Chancery
Lady Pike
Corporation
Death From Ficutine and Odd Local News
Reports from Bath and surrounding towns recount a fatal brawl after a tavern quarrel ending in Bolwell’s death while three companions are jailed for manslaughter. Coroners verdict ruled Accidental Death, while other items note a Nottinghamshire rent swindle, arsenic tale, and Blackburn assault case ending in trial.
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Monarch
Custom Quay
Hull
Aulente
Brownlow and Pearson
W. J. Hall and Co
Custom House Quay
Sporting
Provincial News
Palmouth
House
Silogan
Dolcoath
Gribben Point
Fowey
James May
Falmouth
Parstey
Paisley
Glasgow
Relief Committee
Glasgow Argus
Comberland
Whitehaven
Bares
Tayford
Getesborough
J. W. Pashley
Hall Journal
Leicester
Stretty
Thuredaytley
Oaing
Leeds Times
Longbottom Whitcoak
Grey Stoors
Reighiey
Fareworth
Boston
Bolton
Patrick Murphy
Stonecleugh
Moses’Gate
Gogs
Bebbington
Wirral
Mr. Fielding
Mr. Webster
Geneticman
Rose and Crown
Esme
Gorst
New Ferry
Webster
Arooxey
Lord Dycesor
Snape
Clubb
National Association of Licensed Victuallers of England
Corporation OF Bristol
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