Parliamentary acts list for St Pancras paving and lighting
A long OCR fragment lists numerous Parliament acts from the 18th to 19th centuries affecting St Pancras Middlesex including paving cleansing lighting watering and watching streets public passages and squares. It references Regent's Park, Tottenham Court Road, and various ground plots belonging to notable estates. dated November 5 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ac Pancras
Tottenham Court
Pancho
San Pancras
Middlesex
Tottenham Court Mod
Kane George the Puind
Nems
Maidieses
Sasur Paucrar
Kias
Sam Paes
Maddlerex
Waew
Paddington
Ajagtor
Gabed Deers Lowe
Toda Ler
Lao
Parkes
George the
Ferarge
Saint Pancras
Somerstown
George the Third
George the Martyr
St George
Wichflesss
Sant Pancras
Tivore
Rhabeth Doughty
Epmster
Moint Pancras
Francis 1 Ke
Bedford
George the Phird
Southatepton
St Pancras
Aon Jiowager
Southampton
George the Tans
Southamp Inn
Sadunesex
Wieciesea
Alan
George the Thord
Middie
Joseph Foci
Kang George
Thomas Marnaen
Hay
Geonce
Lord Calthorpe
Teray
Fonlane Road
Saint Paurras
Middlesea
Mawen Lane
Mancrastoad
Saint Pancrar
Modiheerk
Tne
Batthe Beidee
Regent's Park
Pall Mall
Varament Street
Ardens
St Pancras Aman
George the Puarth
Canim
Pail Mall
William the Fourth
Everal
Weetminster
Weestminster
George the Fourth
Middle Feva
Camden Town
Hattie Hidge
Grays Rolane
Marty
Kentiah Town
Santabcras
King George
England
Wales
St. Pancras
Paperas
Ming
London Docks Bill seeks vast waterway works at Rotherhithe
An official notice announces an intended Parliament bill to authorize the building of wet docks, quays, canals, and navigable waterways from Limehouse to the Thames. It covers roads, bridges, warehouses, and related works across St Mary, Rotherhithe, Deptford, Bermondsey, and other parcels, with power to purchase lands and alter tolls and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfondon
Sena
St. Mary
Rotherhithe
St. Nicholad
London Colleye
Halla
Haver Thames
Wells’ Ship Yard
St Mary A. Hotertthe
Vetnatiog
Saint Pol Deptford
Saint Mary
Rothernithe
Saree
Magdalen Bermondsey
Certara Plas
Calley Wall
Hateher
Sant Mary Wacdalen Hermandery
Giles Famberwell
Saint George the Martyr
Surrey
Green Man Gate
Adid
Dirand Surrey Canal
Kloe Ynbor
Saint Mary Maltilen Kermondsey
Port Place
Greand
Surrey Canal
Varliament
Wotton
Ad Fortedsar Sten
Aleea
Seine
Arin
Moaden
Limage
Hermandaey
Mary
Bermondsey
Rothertate
Deprford
James Turnmkeate
Mall Powderdee
Merherks
Ruthertuthe
Dufield
Saint Mar
Mardalen
Audh Hiller Hills
Warthasen
Grand Purry
John OT Ring
Dhaames
Limehouse
Thames
Brackwall
Laltan
George III
Asin
George HL
George IV
Isle of Dogs
Tillury Fort
Whitechapel
George
Saint Maury
Saint Anne
Sart Yooe Limehouse
Saint Dunstan
Stebanheath
Stepney
Saint Paul
Shadwell
Saint Jeane
Saint
Borough and Young
Size Lane
Williams Harker
Cresby-equare
Hishopagate
Retarder for coaches tested on Highgate hill
A patent retarder for horse drawn coaches was tested on Highgate hill with a stage coach, showing controllable braking by reducing pressure on the hind wheels. Inventors Messrs Makepeace and Pearson, with Mr Cayley MP, showcased safety benefits and potential public gains, while debates on agricultural distress and currency continued in parallel meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highgate Hill
Archway Tavern
Holloway
Messia
Makepeace
Pearson
Mitcham
Surrey
Coventry Ribbon Makers Plan Wage Cuts Meet To Persuade Employers
The Coventry Herald reports several ribbon manufacturers in the city have signaled a wage reduction in weaving. Journeymen in one or more instances have organized meetings to urge employers against such a move, arguing it harms workers and families without improving employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry Herald
Adventures of a Gentleman in Search of a Horse
A Hull Advertiser item reviews George Stephens and his works including a pamphlet on Poor laws and the Adventures of a Gentleman in Search of a Horse. It notes his amiable tone and dedication to Baron Gurney, then reports on a dispute between operative journeymen and masters over working hours and conditions, detailing master collusion and threats to employment, with forbearance by workers praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephens
Gentove
Mr. Stephens
Baron Gurney
Old Bailey
Starke
Hia
House of Call
Hull
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Merrapal
B& Ty
Muber
Preas
Saonder and Over
Conduit Street
Hanover Square
James Tidmarsh
Aaule Drutoners
Kare Etleet Hill
London
Ben
John M‘garey
la Pancras
Gorden Street
Gordon-equare
T. Cox Savory’s
Cornhill
Loodau
N.B
Ford
16Th Foot
India Paper
True Sun
Lettres
William Ewart
Pers
Macculloch
France
Birkbesk
Henry Bulwer
Ovra
Hirtbeck
MR. Cayley, MP
Cayley
M.P
Yorkshire
N.R
Yorkshire Central Agricultural Association
Hoo
Friends of Agriculture
House of Commons
Lord Chandos
Buckinghamshire
Hodgsoe
Mir
Sandars
Liverpool
Hodgson
Sandara
Scott
Sarge
Lhuge
Myarif
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Burgess
Lord Adnur
Lord Ashburton
Bullion Office
Lord Wadnor
Peel
Lord Radnor
Biu
Ireland
Scotland
Kent
Esex
Norfolk
Sussex
Cambridge
Herefordshire
Midland
Nuthhern
Scuthand
Hat
Luodus
Bank of England
Lord Aiithorp
MR. Simeon
Campriper
Torva
King’s College
University
Thackery
Richard Simeon
Nouses
Saul
Pratt
Joseph Halsecrave
St. Peter’s Chapel
Islington
Trinity Church
Christiaan
Atudenta
Simeon
Esetroi