Joyces Scientific Dialogues and Greek Latin Lexicons Sale
A catalog of educational works and lexicons from London publishers offering Joyces Scientific Dialogues in three volumes with cuts for 12s, plus improved Greek and Latin linguistic titles. Includes editions of Excerpta, Lexicons, and Greek metres manuals with prices ranging from 4s 6d to 6l 16s 6d.
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Joyce
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Ll.d
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Cambridge
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Suit Over Debts for a Wife’s Medical Attendance
A surgeon sues a man to recover 131 pounds 11 shillings for medical services to a woman who lived as his wife. The defendant is alleged to have posed as Mr Gliddon, then assumed the name Ruddick after the birth of the child. Witnesses testified to cohabitation and marriage pretense. the defendant denied a marital relation and claimed casual visits only. The jury indicated a verdict for the plaintiff after lengthy cross examinations and defence argument.
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Mary Gliddon
Plaintiff Wins Case Over Unnamed Defendant in Vaughan Terrace Dispute
Evidence showed the plaintiff lent support to a woman living in Vaughan terrace while the defendant did not stay over. A child named Mary Ruddick died and was partially baptized as Mary Ruddick Gliddon, for which the defendant allegedly promised to stand as godfather. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 131 pounds 11 shillings.
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Arrival notices from Havre list ships and cargoes
The Havre advices announce arrivals of Moore and Langles from the South Seas at that port. Vessels named include Amiable Marie with 760 brls on May 8 and 28 July, Clio with clean and fish cargoes, Croix du Sud, Valiant, Pristun Manger, Atlas, Ville de Rennes, Souvenir de Marseilles, Perseverant, Cachalot with various bales, and other ships with cargo days and quantities noted.
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Roland
Victor
Atlas
Ville de Rennes
Macques
Lewetel
East India Company's Labourers Reduction
The East India Company begins discharging 885 of its oldest and most infirm labourers as days shorten, shifting to pensions. Pensions vary by service length, with weekly rates from 75s 6d to 10s 6d, and a prior system of benefits including medical aid and child or bereavement payments to cease for the discharged. The firm plans further cuts to about a thousand workers before Christmas as orders decline and deliveries drop. Clerks and warehouse officers will also be pensioned at two thirds pay.
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Ashurst
Stafford
Harwich
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Holland
Bentley and Co
Manningtore
Ipswich
Helvoetsings
Rotterdam
William Burton
Baptist Head
Edward Wilson
David Evans
Spiers
Spitalfields
Brand
Bentley, Dear, and Co
Revis the Garristers and Naval News at Plymouth
On Monday September 20 the Barristers met in Guildhall with county and borough lists for MPs. Voter tallies show 890 for St Andrew and 569 for Charles Parish, totaling 1576 before deductions. The County Court upheld objections of place changes, expunging 18 from St Andrew and 20 from Charles. Shipping lists note West India ships bound for London and various naval vessels, with crews awarded medals and gratuities. The Stag and Malabar sail to the Mediterranean, and a flotilla at the Hamoaze relays moorings under Mr. Walker. Naval arrivals include Symmetry and Neptune with passengers and cargoes. several ships depart for London or the Atlantic, while the fleet at anchor recalls historical times.
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Malabar
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River Thames
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Dublin
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East Indies
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Sutton
Gambia
Princess Augusta
Linder
Jamaica
Marquis Wellesley
Hartnall
Faith
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Martha
Hughes
Sierra Leone
S.s-E. Fine
Wayronalt
Newmarket First October Meeting Races Report
Report from Newmarket highlights easy wins in all races except the Town Plate with leaders dominating from start to finish. Notable attendees include the Duke of Rutland and Lord Chesterfield among many peers and nobility. Friday's events feature Post Sweepstakes and Match with top horses Charivari and Fortunatas among entries and prizes listed.
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Duke of Rutland
Lady Chesterfield
G. Bentinck
Robert Manners
Anson
Gillies
M. Wood
Charivari
Robinson
Duke of Portland
Tiresias
Chiaivari
Lord Chesterfield
Sultan
Babel
Mark Wood
Emilius
Coronation Triumph in Beau Desert Stakes Sweepstake
A Beau Desert Stakes meeting failed to fill for a 15 sov race. A 6 sov sweepstakes, over twice round and distance, was won in four heats by Coronation, beating Mad Tom and other runners. Notable placings include Chance, Ju liana, Derby’s Brother, Enchantress, Newcastle, Rutland, and Sultan progeny. additional heats featured non thoroughbred entries led by Dornington and Gazelle.
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Mr. Painter
Coronation
Mr.Gilfard
Mad Tom
Mr. Griffin
General Yates
Juliana
Mr. Beardsworth
Derby
Mr. Motts
Burney
Newcastle
EL. Peel
Rutland
Sir G. Pigot
Sultan
Hon
Ongley
H Dornington
Williams
Mott
Sharratt
Buffalo
Carlisle Races Thursday Gold Cup and Various Sweepstakes
Carlisle hosts Thursday racing featuring the Gold Cup or Specie by 10 guinea subscribers, two miles and a quarter races, a six mile event, plates for all ages, and a two mile Hunters Stakes. Notables include Muley Moloch and Inheritor in early races, with Polander and Stentor among entries and a cross-benefit for Mr. Thompson's stake.
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Carlisle
Duke of Cleveland
Muley
Lord Kelburne
Attwood
Walker
Wynernerse
Hormsby
Y.C
Portale Taylor
Ainderby
Colonel Thompson
F Everilda
W. Richardson
Reynard
Revolution
Watts
Hunters
Mr. H.thompson
Penelope
Mr. M. Foulis
Falcon
Mr. Reynard
Ada
Mr. Smith
Wif
Blandford Races Produce Stakes and Dorsetshire Entries
Race card notes at Blandford and Chesterfield meetings list Produce Stakes a field of 30 subs with Tauntonian favored. Maid of Underley and Haldon head two mile heats for County Members and other entries include Burney Bodkin and Woodland Mary. Chesterfield features Catherine and David in a 5 shilling sweep and the Noblemen and Gentlemen’s Plate with multiple horses across ages. A 23 shillings sweep for two-year-olds did not fill.
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Tauntonian
Etwall
Maid of Underley
E. Baker
Haldon
Scott
Burney Bodkin
Hualdon
Duke of Devonshire
Catherine
H. Hinloke
David
G. H. Cavendish
Barrow
F Catherine
Watmough
the Page
Poor Laws Amendment Bill Debate at St Marylebone Board
The St Marylebone Board of Guardians and Directors met at the workhouse to discuss the Poor Law Commissioners' questions. A motion to postpone sine die was proposed to resist the commissioners’ influence, but concerns about adhering to law led to adjournment and continued debate.
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Langham
Knock
Soden
Harrison
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Potter
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