Transatlantic coach and travel adverts in 19th century issue
A dense page lists numerous coach routes and operators from London to cities like Birmingham Bath Exeter Manchester Norwich and Portsmouth with timings fares and departure points. It includes promotional notes on speed comfort and connections to railways and ships, followed by medical and patent remedy advertisements and claims.
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Hinstrate
le Cks
Lachlane
EAGLE
Gracedaarch-atreet
Regent-circus
Piccediilly
ANGEL
St. Diement s _ rs
Birmingham
Clark's
Coreen
Spencer's
Holyhead
London
Exeter
Elliot's
Devonport
Bath and Exeter
Piccadilly
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater
Townsend
Manchester
Edinburgh
Fine Arts
Bruge
Bishop's
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s Hotel
Gesen Itrening
Lacy
Liverpool Railway
Birmingham Tally-Ho
T. Waddell’s
Swan Inn
Coventry
Packwood
Bristol
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Tmmon
Camden
Riegate
Canterbury
Tlock
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham Magnet
Haines
Cheltatham
Ross
Abergavenny
Ceres
Naylor
Wottingham and Terry Times
Shlewsbury
Oxfordshire
Mertod Chickens
Portsmouth
Nance
Fountan Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Clench
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Messie
Hogarth
Haxen
Spanton
Hames
Southampton
Eclipse Canadias
Ith Jones
Hampshire
Chatham
Nelson
Edwards
Worthing
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Faulkner
Trevelier
W. Chaplin and Co
Tete CARTWRIGHT CLUB MEETING AND PUBLICITY PAGE
The Tete Cartwright Club holds its next general quarterly meeting at the Preemasona Tavern on Monday, December 1 at eight in the evening. Also advertised are book notices and periodical reviews, including Peter Parley’s Tales About Animals and various 1832 publications with artists and publishers listed in London and Dublin.
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Tete Cartwright Club
Preemasona
Peter Parley
Annmals
Peter
Arley
Europe
Chiswick
T. T.tegg
Cheapside
N. Hailes
Piccadilly
Bowdery and Kerby
Oxford Street
Pledges and reforms urged in 1882 letters to electors
Letters to the electors urge pledges from MPs to fight abuses and restore justice in government. References to Sir Robert Wilson’s silence after rank reinstatement and calls to elect representatives who pledge against abuses. Also a reader letter complains about London's court alleys becoming a haven for crime and a disgrace to the district, urging open passages.
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Fenton-countrymen
Burdett
Brougham
St. Stephen's
Robert Wilson
England
Tam
London
St. Martin’s Court
Cranbourne
Sydney's Alley
Metropolis
Babylon
Marquis of Salisbury
Augustian
Sir J C Hobhouse support questioned over Somerville case
A Westminster elector criticizes Sir John C Hobhouse for backing Somerville and questions his honesty in handling inquiries. He cites cases of alleged forgery and injustice, notes pledges to investigate, and accuses Hobhouse of shying from accountability while urging voters to judge his conduct. He signs as a Westminster elector dated November 28.
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True Sun
Sia
J. C. Hobhouse
Somerville
Westminster
Sir John
Parli
Sir Jol
Duke of York
Eliquette
John
J. Hubhouse
Pan Elector
Distillery Seizure Persists and Compromise Efforts Reported
A large seizure of spirits was recently carried out at an East End distillery. The distiller is mounting efforts to obtain a Treasury compromise to avoid court exposure in the Exchequer.
Westminster Deputation Presses End to House and Window Taxes
In Westminster a large deputation led by Sir F Burdett and Sir John Hobhouse met Lord Althorp to demand repeal of the house and window taxes. They argued for retrenchment and warned of collection difficulties, while Althorp warned of substitutes and fiscal needs. The audience applauded as the issue gained momentum.
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Westminster
F. Burdett
John Hobhouse
Lord Althorp
A’beckett
St. James's
Wyld
St. Martin’s
St. James’s
St. George’s
Mr. Brown
Ewen
Adcock
Yockney
St. Paul's
Covent-gerden
Thurston
St. Mary's
Onslow Pension Debate Warns of Oligarchy Pay Scale
The Scotsman notes Speaker Onslow retired in 1761 with a 3000 pension for life plus 33 years of salary totaling about 324000. It compares with the U.S. Speaker earning 6901 annually with no pension, arguing Britain overpays and critiques ministers for pensioning Manners Sutton. The piece labels the system tax friendly to a few and criticizes parliamentary pensions.
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Onslow
House of Representatives
Britain
Atlantic
Burke
Manners Sutton
Inquest at Swan Inn Dover-road on Lacey death
A coroner's inquest in Southwark reports Francis Lacey a 34 year old hawker who died after an unusually large dumpling meal. Surgeon Mr Mays could not explain the death without a post mortem and the widow described his jocular behavior before illness. Verdict: died by the visitation of God. Parliament dissolution Proclamation day hinted. France assassination rumors referenced.
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Swan Inn
Dover-road
Southwark
Francis Lacey
Pipemaker's Alley
Mays
St. James's Palace
Recorder
France
Weekly Gazette
Lord Sidmouth
The
White Dwarf
Whitehall
Political Unions Stir Brighton Laborers and Magistrates
A Brighton paper reports many mechanics joining the Brighton Political Union to protests conditions and oppose government. A deputation to an agricultural parish adopted London Union rules, gathered laborers on the green, and faced four magistrates who warned of illegality and Riot Act action. The crowd dispersed amid taunts, with concern over Poor Man's Guardian preaching demagogy.
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Morning Post
Brigkton
Brighton Political Union
Poor Man’s Guardian
London Union
H. (. Mabbatt
Titus
Poor Man's Guardian
Hardingly
Murderous York Street house collapse case at Old Bailey
Witnesses in the York Street manslaughter case against Francis Jossens testified at the Old Bailey Sessions. Jossens, a German tailor, fled to the Continent after evading charges, selling his property. He was warned by Hendrie about the risk of the house, and his conduct led to calls for indictments. he disappeared.
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New Bridge-street
London
Taylor and Son
Newet
Rhous
Disborough
Cle- Vetere
Lombard-street
Royal College of London
Francis Jossens
York Street
Old Bailey
Hendrie
York-street
White
Queensquare
Jossens
O’connell
Dublin
Repeal Party
Scott
Limerick
Thomas Moore
Moore
Woolwich Dockyard
Myers
Woolwich
Regent’s Park
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Regent's Park
York Terrace
Jenkins's Nursery
Bayswater
Paddington
St. Marylebone New Church
John Allen
Dempsey
Stepney
Resle
Hendre
Yorkstreet
A Further Respite Granted for Robert Channins
A respite till February 5th was granted to Robert Channins, convicted of murder at the Admiralty Sessions. A Waterford mail coach incident near Black Wrath and Ballitore led to the discovery of a murdered man. police arrested three men with a horse and cart on the road. A separate robbery on Thursday near Abinger saw Mr Phillips of Burchett’s Farm seized by four foot-ppads and robbed of ten sovereigns. he was bruised and alarmed, meeting Mr Forster of Ockley who was struck and rode away. The thieves escaped, with Phillips's horse later found grazing at Holmwalf Chroniote on Olawood Common, Hampshire.
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Robert Channins
Waterford
Black Wrath
Ballitore
Ext
Carlow Poat
Mr. Phillips
Burchett's
Abinger
Dorking Market
Hiolmwood
Phillips
Dorking
Mr. Forster
Ockley
Forster
Olawood Common
Hampshire
Middlesex Electors Back Mr Hume Against Lord Henley
The Middlesex county tour shows Mr Hume meeting large electors at Twickenham Chelsea Staines Hampstead and Poplar to explain his public conduct and defend his religious character. The paper supports Hume as an industrious faithful servant and urges Reform supporters to back him against Lord Henley, criticizing attacks as unfounded and urging continued accountability to the people.
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Hume
Tight
Mr. Hume
Middlesex
St. Stephen’s
Dr. Dibdin
Marylebone
Flume
Henley
Lord Henley
Hen Iey
Marylebone Election Meeting in St Pancras
A St Pancras electors meeting at the Rising Sun Chalton-street discussed Thomas Murphy for Parliament. Speakers urged pledges from candidates, recalling petitions at the London Tavern, with remarks on pledges and reform and the past fires before the Reform Bill.
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St. Pancras
Rising Sun
Chalton-street
Newroad
Thomas Murphy
Bursall
Adams
Johnson
Murphy
London
Alderman Waithman
Portman
Address by Mr Murphy on Reform and Education
Mr Murphy spoke for about two hours praising Reform and urging state provision of education for poor children. He criticized inconsistencies in law, condemned Bristol riots as reaction to reform opposition, urged impeachment of Lord Chief Justice Tyndal, and attacked the Church state entanglement, the Poor Laws, and electoral flaws while supporting free trade and universal education. The meeting ended with unanimous support for the resolution.
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Murphy
Ovary Mart
Bristol
Charles Wetherell
Tyndal
Christopher Davis
London
Berkshire
Mr. Hodnet
General Bingham
Ireland
England
Parsons
Newgate
William Horne
Political shifts and a convict’s escape in mid-19th century Scotland and London
A Scot letter to the Town Council from R. A. Dundas signals a potential English city bid, while Lord Dalmeny eyes Stirling burghs triumphantly. Dublin prospects, a Dublin candidate, and Moore’s Limerick bid shape the political scene. a Woolwich convict escapes after stealing work clothes, and Regent's Park plans unveil a grand archery ground with costly landscaping. A Stepney murder mystery looms from a young woman’s death, and a York Street house alteration case ends with a fugitive Jewis...
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Electors OF
Great Britain
the True Sun
Sir John Hobhouse
Messrs
Amory
A'Becket
Cox and Greenwood
Meyera
A.becket
Agi
Messrs. Amory
Becket
York Treet
Scotland
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