Insworths Latin and English Dictionary Ninth Edition
One thick volume 18m0. with Propex Names index priced 7s in cloth boards or 7s 6d bound in red and lettered. Improved by Dr Dynock. London printed for T.T. and J. Tegg Cheapside with Glasgow Edinburgh Dublin listed publishers.
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Dr. Dymock
London
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J. Tegg
Cheapside
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Glasgow
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T. T
J. Teng
N. Hailes
Piccadilly
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ford-Street
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Stillies and Brothers
Edinburgh
F. C. Meadows
M.A
University of Paris
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Stillies, Brothers
J. Cumming
W. F. Wakeman
Dublin
Judgment in British Iron Company case v Attwood ruled void
Lord Lyndhurst held that misrepresentations by Attwood caused the sale of iron works to the British Iron Company to be void. damages and profits to be accounted for, with costs as directed. The decision noted Attwood’s concealment, altered terms, and the involvement of James and Edwards, while praising P Taylor. Shares rose in response.
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British Iron Company
Attwood
Britis Iron Company
Lord Lyndhurst
Gray's Inn
John
Philip Taylor
John Attwood
Edwards
Henry
James
Philip’ Taylor
Mr. Attwood
Taylor
John Taylor
Cornwall
Corngroves
P. Taylor
London
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Dudley Wood
Netherton
Gritton
Messrs. Taylor
J. Harrison
Mereby
Matthias
Cornfrreven
Matthias Attwood
Best
James and
Equity
Coats
Small
Maidstone Journal
Andersonian Museumm
Andersonian Museum
Cuvier
la Mare
Scoulles
Puss
Thebes
Edinburgh Chronicle
Alderman Wood questioned by Dissenter over tithe seizure
A letter from W. G. A Dissenter of Lincoln's Inn-fields dated Oct 29 1832 questions Alderman Wood. The writer asks how a reformer aligned with church and state signed a tithe warrant seizing hatter Mr Franks's goods in Barbican. He condemns the church state alliance and urges opposition to anti Christian claims.
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Alderman Wood
Times
Hag
Barbican
Protestants Charity School Election Corruption Alleged
An open letter to the True Sun accuses the Protestant Dissenters Charity School election in Jewin Crescent of corruption. It cites a select few effectively steering votes by targeting initials over members and alleges subscriptions and family influence bought influence. The writer urges refunds for printing and time costs and calls for accountability at the upcoming November 7 gathering.
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The Earl of Guilford Replies on Church Revenues
The Earl of Guilford objects to public inquiry into church revenues and affirms the inviolability of church property. He argues Parliament has not granted the church property and warns that labeling it public would erode rights and endowments. He says he cannot consent to questions that would compromise civil liberty. Oct. 30, 1832.
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Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Guilford
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Dreadful Accident Causes Child's Accidental Death
At Westminster Hospital a coroner's inquest heard how Elizabeth Sharp four and a half, left with another child under a caregiver at 12 Groverow Westminster, set wood alight through a fire-guard. The flames burned her neck face and hands, she died after a week of suffering. The jury ruled accidental death.
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Miner Br.P. Arrives in Liverpool on Noted Appearance
The Fmines Br.P. reached Liverpool amid a public notice of its appearance in an advertisement by Mr. Thomas Bolton and the MV Thomas Fomaely, highlighting local industry ties and expected impact.
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Br.p
Liverpool
Thomas Bolton
Thomas Fomaely
Exclusive dealing argued to empower the unrepresented
The author defends exclusive dealing as the only plan for workers to gain political rights without upheaval. He contrasts working people with boroughmongers, cites moral duty to support sympathetic tradesmen, and argues most MPs are bought by wealthy customers. He warns against patronage by rich traders and urges workers to vote for reform and their own representatives.
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England
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Hell
Court Martial Dismissal Honours Approved by Majesty
A fragmentary report indicates a court martial result with the phrase office and his Majesty has been pleased to approve the same. The wording suggests formal approval of an honourable decision related to Capt. Barchall.
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Barchall
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