Steam Gun and Antediluvian Fossils Exhibition at Lombard
The notice advertises a public exhibition at Lombard Street and Charing Cross showing a steam gun model, rapid evaporation system, a revolving rudder, and a magnet igniting powder. It features scientific curiosities and an offer to lend works of practical science free to the public, with daily hours from ten to six and admission of one shilling.
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Grand Exhibition Room
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Lowtherarcade
Weat Strand
Committees as Instruments of Government Power
The motion for a Committee often comes from Administrations and aims to place members favorable to the mover's case on the panel. Committees are portrayed as servants of the ruling system, with members expected to align with their appointing authorities, undermining impartial inquiry. The piece criticizes limited evidence, weak cross examination, and the performative decorum within committees.
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Hudson’s Bay
Agitated Woman Attempts Suicide From Westminster Bridge
A well dressed woman about thirty tries to throw herself into the river near Westminster Bridge after valuables are taken from her. A watchman stops her at the foot of the bridge, she is calmed and taken to Mr. Swinborough, Bridge Master, as her family’s respectable status is noted.
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Serle
Westminster Bridge
Astley
Deaths from cholera claim Gaelic bard Donald Macdonald
Last week cholera took Donald Macdonald, an eight year old Gaelic bard and surgeon, noted for his poetry and aim to publish a volume of songs. He was active in Merkinch practice, famed for toothache cures and his spellbound remedies, leaving the Celtic council without his anticipated support.
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Celtic Council
Elector Preference and Tory Canvass in Marylebone Borough
A Marylebone Elector stresses bold publicity for a Tory candidate and vows to push support. Reports cover Portman’s defeat at a borough meeting, Lord Henley’s Middlesex appeal, Banffshire contest hints, and a corrected list of voters revised by Justice Parke.
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Lawrence Peel
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Cockermouth
Whitehaven
F. Robinson
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Sovorers' Friend Society meeting notes and fraud report
The annual general meeting was held with several soldiers present as Lord Henley presided. Reports note forged Bank of England notes found on a suspect, with lithographed details differing from genuine notes. Also covered are a Woolwich inquest into John Scott’s accidental death after a gig accident, Sheerness pension and bridge plans, a large Loch Long whale sighting, York children fined for fence damage, and a brief Sheffield Town notice.
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Westminster Court of Burgesses Agrees Annoyance Juries
At Guildhall Westminster a Burgesses court appointed six month Annoyance Juries and received reports on expired juries. Tradesmen were fined for deficient weights and measures from 2s 6d to 40s. Several men fined 40s for non attendance after not answering to names. New jury and special constables sworn in before adjournment.
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Guildhall
Westminster
Reply of the Bishop of Durham to the clergy on church reform
The Bishop of Durham replies to clergy in Northumberland who memorialised him on church reform. He regrets the agitation, notes an ecclesiastical commission is examining church revenues, and urges suspending judgment until the investigation's results are known. The letter is addressed to Rev. John Samford of Chillingham.
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John Samford
Chillingham
Northumberland
Mercury
Military Topography of Oporto From the Monthly Magazine
The article describes Oporto’s strategic position at the Douro river mouth with 70 000 inhabitants, strong fortifications, and vulnerable northern and eastern sides. It outlines Miguelite and Pedroite forces, key positions like Amarante and Vila Nova, and the dilemma facing Don Pedro whether to retreat or advance, noting reliance on riverine movement and the possible impact of winter quarters if he cannot break the siege.
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Broja
Amarante
Coimbra
Portugasse
Seminario
Torre da Maria
Thepa
Convent del Serra
St.Ovidio
Don Pedro
Miguel
Vallonga
Tamegan
St. Martha
Loison
Lisbon
Miguel de Brusquer
Liverroot Cotton and Market Mix at Liverroot Exchange
Market report notes 1,000 bales estimated today with varied regional quotes from Brazils Pernams Maranhams and Sea Islands alongside American consignees. Wheat samples attract buyers before closing. prices thin for old grain and retail trade flags slow. A separate incident recounts a Camden town rescue where a mother saved her 13 month old in a water closet incident.
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Maranhams
Sea Islands
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Thomas
Chalmers
William Hobbs
Camdes-town
Tithe Sale Heats Up Amid Law Orders at Borrisqueen
In Borrisqueen a tithe composition sale drew a large crowd including eight detachments of the 64th Regiment and the 80th Rifle Brigade. The auctioneer failed to appear, a Rev. gentleman stepped in to bid, and Lord Donally urged obedience to the law as the crowd resisted. After sale cruelly, the purchaser offered cattle back, but owners refused. Meanwhile Mr. Walker urged Catholics and Protestants in Wexford to comply with 1831 tithe arrears under government demands, urging fair pay or tender of what is just, and warning against obstructing law. Distress in Dublin grows from trade disruption due to scholera. Events include Alderman Archer becoming Lord Mayor, Maurice O’Connell in Scotland for a matrimonial trip with Miss Scott of Cahircon, and several arrests of clergy for attending tithe meetings.
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Yast
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Nenagh
64Th Regiment
Lord Donally
C. A. Walker
M.P
Wexford
Bey Contt
Dublin
City of
Arquis
Hivellency
Phanix Park
Kantuck
Cork
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Clare
Scotland
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Timothy O'Donovan
Ardahill
Harvest Quality, Scotland Crop Nears End
Inverness Journal reports abundant harvest with wheat barley and oats excellent. Potatoes mostly good though some failed seed, turnips strong. A separate Forfar meeting of non electors vows to withhold custom from voters supporting Mr Rogs.
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Tuesaday
Tuck
Drum
Rogs
Died While Canvassing for Post as Vestry Clerk
Early yesterday morning Mr F Wegener vestry-clerk of 8 Jobh Wapping died after a long illness. In eight hours six candidates had entered the list for the vacant 2501-year office. In London a counting-house robbery occurred at Mr Dak the keeper of No 5 warehouse. A thief entered by stealth and escaped with silver and a liver box. An astronomer advised observing a star along a line by reverse signs for right ascension, forecasting the appearance somewhere along that line. In Millapore reports mention severe weather and many lost lives. Paris police guard doors. a notary Perrier and Michel Chevalier face summonses before the Juge Instruction.
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