Elegant Candelsticks and Aromatic Spirits Advertised
A London pamphlet promotes silver candlesticks at six guineas a pair from T Cox Bavorys 47 Cornhill with a list of plate and watch prices. Also offered are brandy, rum and wines from Gray's Inn Wine Establishment. An illustrated Scripture Prayer Book and a medical treatise on syphilis and generative diseases are advertised, with multiple booksellers listed.
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T. Cox Bavory
Cornhill
London
Jamaica
Wedderburn’s
Henekrey
Church of
Eng
John Veneer
St. Andrew's
Chichester
United Arch
England
Ireland
New York
Looden
T. Kelly
Paternoster Row
Simpkin and Co
Ean
Courtenay
Syee
Muah de
Arene
Literary Review
Ted
Simpkin and Marshall
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Strange
Paternosterrow
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Regent-street
M'Phun
Trongate
Glasgow
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Cour
Military Fury: Marine Died After Lambeth Lashes Inquiry
James Rausssy a marine sentenced to 250 lashes at Woolwich for allegedly selling his kit died in hospital of a locked law. The Kent coroner Mr Ittar learned of the death and ordered an inquest into the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Frogore
James Rausssy
Woolwich
Ittar
Kent
Forty drown in Greenock flood at Crawfordsdyke
A severe torrent from a burst reservoir near Greenock’s Crawfordsdyke carried away damns and buildings, drowning about forty residents. The flood swept streets, shops, and homes, with several saved by quick actions. authorities toured the scene at dawn to recover bodies and aid the homeless.
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Greenock
Roma
Glasgow Evening Post
Crawfordsdyke
Cartaburn
Cartsdyke
Cartsburn
Kennedy
Cartsburn-street
Stanners Street
Matthew Alexander
Samuel M‘lay
Alexander
M‘lay
Mre
M'Latchy
Clyde
Bridgegatee
Broomielaw
Govan Ferry
Dalmuir
Westminster Electors Condemn Burdett Letter at Meeting
A large Westminster Parish meeting at the Two Angela and Crown Tavern denounces Sir Francis Burdett for a letter attacking Mr. O Connell. Speakers criticize his conduct, defend Col. Evans, and defend the Union while praising O Connell and the present ministry. The motion condemning Burdett passes unanimously amid cheers.
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St. Martin’s-in the-Fields
Electors of
Westminster
Ward
Angela and Crown Tavern
Upper St. Martin’s-lane
Kendall
Simpson
Francis Bartlett
Baronet
Sir Francis Burdett
Colonel Evans
Bainbridge
St. Martin’s-lane
Francis Burdett
Morning Chronicle
Tory Times
O'Connell
Hear
Francia Burdett
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. O’connell
Brookes's
St. James’s Street
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Cumberland
Dukes of Cumberland
Wellington
Mr. Simpson
Brookes
Spain
Col. Evans
House of Commons
Reform
Ireland
Dr. Bainbridge
Labourers for Jamaica voyage from PyRmont area
A fortnight ago a caravan of 800 men women youths and gifts from Westphalia set out for Jamaica. They agreed to five years of labor as servants in exchange for a few acres of land, after which they gain title to the land. The German paper notes the prospects are not bright.
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Jamaica
Pyrmont
Westphalia
Principality of
Waldeck
Windsor town council election sparks broad opposition
The Reading Mercury notes strong disagreement over Windsor town council elections, comparing it to Parliament contests. It reports Conservatives raising many objections and Liberals showing equal activity, reflecting widespread political friction.
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Windsor
Reading Mercury
Meeting of Catholics in Birmingham Defends Faith Against Attacks
A large Birmingham Town Hall audience, mostly Protestant, heard Catholic leaders refute imputations from M Ghee and O Sullivan. Speakers included Rev T M Donnell and Rev Dr Brown of Downside College, who defended Dens theology, oath-views, and Catholic loyalty while urging Christian fellowship and reform. Resolutions condemned the insinuations and condemned intolerance.
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Birmingham
M‘ghee
O'Sullivan
Edward Blount
Charles Worsley
WW. Acton
Charles Hanford
Dr. Brown
Downside
Bath
Tandy
Oscott
T. M. M‘donnell
E. Peach
Abbott
R. Barclay
W. Boultbee
House of Commons
Duke of Norfolk
Deus
T. M. M*donnell
M'Ghee
England
Orange
M‘donnell
Dens
Murray
Doyle
Charles James Fox
M‘ Donnell
Brown
Downside College
Messrs
George Edmonds
High Church
Orange Party
Radical Association Meeting in Marylebone Promotes Radical Mission
Tuesday night meeting at Mechanics Institution Marylebone chaired by Randall vows strict Radicalism. Feargus OConnor receives wild support as they press for spreading Radical principles and dispatch missionaries nationwide while criticizing Lord John Russell and Orange associations.
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Mechanics’ Institution
Circus Street
Marylebone
Randall
Feargus O'Connor
John Russell
Dorchester
Lovelaces
Forsooth
England
Lord John Russell
True Sun
Orange Association
Wade
Orange
van Diemen's Land
Hobart Town
van Diemen’s Land
Spithead
Portsmouth
Ireland
Rathcormac
Bath
Manchester
Barnsley
House of Commons
Cheera
Savage
Porter
Orange Associations
Saunders
O'Connor
House of Lords
Feargus O’connor
Great Radical Association
Dias Santos
Allen
F. O'Connor
Hastings
Association
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