Capital increase and share division for railway line expansion
The capital account is increased to 086,000 and will be divided into 12,00 shares of 7s 6d each. A deposit of 4s 6d per share is due from subscribers. Parliament and railway offices are referenced amid broad financial adjustments and officers mentioned. details hint at subscription obligations and governance. Police notes follow, detailing murder case, committal to Newgate, and notices against fake attorneys at Union Hall.
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Geengs Seephanson
Saasher
Ynencayters
Blackwall
London
Batypolis
Austaina
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Omys
Pearce
Philips
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de Maryiebone
Charles Avenier
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Smith
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Lisson-geove
Lower
Dsary
Howse
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Lissongrove
Nair
Achnel Read
Bell-street
Rawlinson
Honor—Nothio
Theo
Newgate
Union- Hall
Pearson
Jeremy
Rions
Pearam
Union-street
Union
Edmonds
Mac
Allen
Court of Requests
Burgin
Ueats
Theatrical Law And A Veal Theft In Town
A French note mocks theatre rules granting liberty to horse plays while suggesting if assess rules had controlled it. Figaro comments on clergy troubles as a convicting era. In Brighten P youths report Mr Harding’s roast veal stolen during a kitchen absence, traced to a nearby matchman. a gown also vanished from the fire side.
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France
Figaro
Sal
Mr. Harding
P. A
Esteemed reader pays tribute to a respected friend
In a heartfelt letter, E. A. Horry recalls the late Geo Hogega with admiration. He notes the mourners filling the avenue and the St George's graveyard as townsfolk gather to honor a revered and patriotic man. The writer praises the deceased’s memory and enduring monument in friends' hearts.
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Eye Avenue
St. George's
E. A. Horry
Customs officer urges reform in British port administration
A letter to the editor defends the Customs and critiques promotions and pay grades. The writer argues removals of in door clerks to outdoor duties sow discontent, cites eight or nine lockers as unjust favoritism, and condemns underpaid longtime officers. He calls for radical reform, a parliamentary committee, and accountability to ensure efficient, cheap public service.
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True Sun
Sra
Vey
Jocker
Customs
Rey
Britain
Winchesteriana comic dialogue from The Ring of the City scene
Whimsical exchange in a London setting where Winchester Hobler and the City Ring trade quips about soldiers, arms, Indians, and schoolyard lore. The banter escalates into farce as Hobler faints and a city figure falls.
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Winchester
Rey Jg
Hobler
Egad
Hodler
Damme
Hobbler
London
Speech by M Odillon Mex at public dinner denounces charter violation
The speech laments the French Charter breach by government and the suppression of presses and petitions. It condemns ministerial duplicity and urges electoral body action to reassert liberty, calling for juries to guard press rights and for unity against reaction. A Coventry dinner followed with remarks on reform and governance.
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M. Odillon Mex
Chateau de Thoey
Thiress
eDi'tize
France
Allance of Lespots
National Guard
Juriea
M. Barrot
Williams
St. Mary’s Hall
Coventry
House of Lord He
Hie
St. Robert
House of ‘Lords
Messrs
Hadley and Edmunds
Birmingham
Hands
Count Sebastiani Heads to Paris via Ramsgate Route
Count Sebastiani departed London yesterday bound for Paris and will travel via Ramsgate to meet the King and Queen of Belgium. M. de Boagenay was introduced yesterday to Lord Palmerston as Chargé Affaires of the King of the French and also left for Ramsgate.
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Count Sebastiani
London
Paris
Ramsgate
Belgium
M. de Boagenay
Lord Palmerston
Comet visibility and stellar positions for October observations
Ephemeral predictions by J Jump outline Halley’s Comet approach and its sky positions from October 3 to 9, with angles, polar distances, and notable alignments near Castor Pollux Alioth Procyon and the Great Bear. observers at Greenwich and Paris note distances, horizons, and nightly triangle configurations as the comet moves southward after October 9.
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J. Jump
Venus
Paris
Castor
Pollax
Procyon
Galignani
Halley
Observatory
Kensington
Pollux
Auriges
Leiter
Sir J. South
Fires and postal strides in 19th century news reel
Reports on Tyrone Power commanding 20. a eight for services and daily fire alarms in London. London to France mail bag saves time, Brighton to Dieppe routes, and a curious overview of global mail methods. Philadelphia barn fire endangers an elephant as keeper rescues the chained beast amid flames.
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Tyrone Power
London
Queen of the
France
Sussex
Brighton
Dieppe
Havre
Calais
Paris
Brighton Guardian
Pacific Ocean
Andes
Chamaya
Amazons
Paris Advertiser
Sacacrry
Philadelphia
Jesse Wala
Arabia
New York
Anonymous threats at Oaks raise fear for Lady Grey
On a recent Wednesday magistrates heard a letter to Lady Grey at the Oaks near Carshalton. Anonymous threats warned of arson unless the steward Garat is discharged, with windows broken and footmarks traced toward Walton Heath. Police circulated a 20 pound reward for the offender.
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Union Hall
Lulu
Gansdd
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Jarratt
Tide
Cardishton Post-Mark Upes the "Envelope. Tt Was Directed Thagsin
Garat
Greenlane
Cashelton
Staard
Oaks
Ead Grey
Ead Grey, Since Sir Charles
Gore
Castholica
Sir Charles
Lady Grey
Charles
Aingland
Davis
Walton-heath
Jeremy
Mr. Davis
Charles Grey
Vaiesernad
Clerical Meeting and Oct 4 Bible Anniversary Observed
A Canterbury clerical gathering discussed plans for marking the October 4 centenary of the English Bible printing. They emphasized nonofficial status, mutual consultation, and news of enlightening parishioners from pulpits. Some favored broader Protestant support for Ireland. others urged ecclesiastical approval. Maidstone Paper notes varied opinions on commemoration. Separately, Sydney Herald reports John Dow alias Luttrell convicted of forgery after posing as Edward Lord Viscount Lascelles and attempting to obtain 30,000 pounds. The criminal’s deception involved forged documents and misrepresented ranks, culminating in a sentence allowing removal from the colony.
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Canterbury
Naual
I.E. N. Molesworth
Jadz
Ireland
Maidstone
Sydney Herald
John Dow
Luttrell
Edward Lord Viscount Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
England
Woodman
van Diemen’s Land
Sydney
Henry Viscount Lascelles
Chambers
London
Lord Harewood
Messrs
Marquis of Bath
Botany Bay
Bat
Sanders Sebright
Lord
Douro
Maclehose
Marquis Graham
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Marquis of
Bute
Duke of Northumberland
Lord Douro
Dumfries
Lord Lascelles
van Diemen's
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