History of the First Revolution in France by John Bell
A catalog-like listing previews Bell’s History of the First Revolution in France 1787 to Napoleon. It extols its fairness, clarity, and impartiality, with quotes from Literary Gazette and Spectator attesting quality. Also advertised are works on taxation reform, emigration to Western Australia, language corrections, health restoration, tea and beverage analysis, and medical lectures.
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France
John Bell
Literary Gazette
House of Commons
Swan River
Western Australia
J. &. Powell
V. Price Ts
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R.S
J. Stevenson
M.D
Abernethy
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Iso
Price &S. Od
Sir Astley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
Sir A. Cooper
London Med
Lawrence
Royal College of Surgeons
Dublin
Privy Council
Board of Works
Freeman's Journal
Rhcat
Dooie
Doyle
Carlow
Catholicism
Irelad
Mayo
Galway
Messrs
Nimmo
Killaly
Stewart
Bellmas
Earl of
Kenmare
Alustrious
Mr. Coffee
Final examination of Mason for stealing Bibles
London crowd gathers as Mason faces final examination for stealing Bibles and prayer books from pawnbrokers. Sapwell recounts bags of books found, pawnbroker cooperation, and readers identifying property. Lord Mayor weighs pawnshop guilt, prisoner remains silent, case committed for trial.
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Mason
Sapwell
Mr. Watkins
St. Swithin’s
London-stone
Hobler
Old Bailey
Aldersgate Church
Lem
Benefit societies for working classes proposed at Leith works
A plan by Mr James Hay at the Edinburgh Rope Company Works in Leith introduces a weekly extra hour of work for journeymen and apprentices. Wages from this hour fund a mutual aid society providing subsistence during sickness and burial money, aiming to strengthen factory loyalty and reduce charity reliance while improving master–servant relations.
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Piccadilly
William
William IY
George Robins
London
England
Cabinet Makers” Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Homas Hasler
James Hay
Edinburgh
Leith
Puys
Inrerness Courier
Perce Court
Glasgate Free Press
Jonathan
Greenock
New York
Yankeyland
Francis
Uncle Sam
Land of Liberty
Glasgow Free Press
Fisherrow
Inverness Courier
Forth and Clyde Canal
Hand-loom Weavers Union Pushes for Wider Rollup
In Bolton and Little Bolton meetings, hand-loom weavers form a union after a wage-cut attempt by a local manufacturer. Speakers note the impact of sixpence per cut, with Bolton weaving losses estimated at 9,200l annually and 3,500l yearly from sizing. Resolutions call for unity, with a weekly halfpenny subscription to fund the union as depressions bite Manchester district.
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Great Britain
Reform Ministry
Reformed Parliament
Wakefield Journal
Londonbridge
London and Greenwich
Weavers’ Union
Gas Pillar
Britannia
Moor Lane
Falcon Inn
Little Bolton
John Miller
John Clarke
John M.quirk
James Whitefield
John Dobson
Kynaston
Great Bolton
England
Ireland
Scotland
Great
Wolfenden
United Kingdom
Bolton
Manchester
Manchester Advertiser
Ireland in Turmoil and Reform under Marquis Wellesley
A Dublin correspondent reports a charged political scene in Ireland as the government moves to curb clerical oppression and municipal abuses. The piece praises Wellesley’s expected impartial justice, critiques tithe proctors, and notes reforms in Dublin graveyard provisions. It recounts a Kilcar tithes dispute and lists Lords Lieutenant histories, highlighting the era’s political struggle and glimpses of progress.
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Durows
Skimperees
County Cork
Orange Press
Marquis of Wellesley
India
Castle of Dublin
Wellesley
Ireland
Wright
Hughes
Grint
Earl Temple Marquis of Buckingham
Marquis of
Anglesey
Wit
Duke of Ormond
Duke of Shrewsbury
Duke of Bolton
Duke of Grafton
Lord Carteret
Duke of Dorset
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Chesterfield
Earl of Harrington
Marquis of Harrington
Duke of Bedford
Earl of Halifax
Earl of Northumberland
Earl of Hertford
Viscount Townsend
Earl Harcourt
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Earl of Carlisle
Duke of Portland
Earl Temple
Earl of Northington
Duke of Rutland
Marquis of Buckingham
Earl of Westmorland
Earl Fitzwilliam
Earl Camden
Marquis Cornwalling
Earl of Hardwicke
Duke of Richmond
Eort Whitworth
Earl Talbot
Duke of Northumberland
Marquis Wellesley
Carteret
Chesterfield
Marquis Cornwallis
Lord Fitzwilliam
Dukes of
Portland
Bedford
Mr. Fox
Dublin
Novel scene in Killarney at market-house
A Killarney market area scene described by the Tralee Mercury correspondent. On Monday afternoon around one o’clock, residents near the market-house were drawn into an event of local interest, with witnesses detailing actions and reactions in the neighborhood.
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Marylebone
George Crabb
Benir
Killarney
THE
TRALEE _ MERCURY
Stoke upon Trent parish church rate meeting held at odd hour
In Stoke upon Trent the vestry adjourned from the usual twelve o clock to eleven, passing a church rate of thirteen pence in the pound for churchyard fences Shelton and Longton, Glebe street, and loan repayments. A protest arose from attendees who felt the timing and notice methods unfair, urging clearer notices for dissenters at future meetings.
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Thomas Hunt
Crosby-square
Bishopsgate-street
South Metropolitan Gas Light and Coke Company
Crouby-square
London
Nl Oetabers
Staffordshire Mercury
John Smith
Springfields
John Fronier
Shelton
Longton
Glebe-street
Stoke Church
Stoke-upon-Trent
Stoke
Stoke-upon- Trent
R. Taylor
Knight
Batkie
Ri Y
Stevenson
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Tew Strand Theatre
Rench
J- Russell
Pianca
Dick Ware
Wrench
Terence O’connelly
Benson
Eerey
Aira. Moreton
Griffith
Emily Moreton
ChaPrnich
Ewan
Bethee
Madras
Cape of Gord Hope
West India
Alexander
Tomlin, Man, and Co
Liverpool
ST. George
W. Ellis
R.N
Kingstown Harbour
Eden-quay
Carlisle-bridge
R. Gibbs
Wristol
Cork
Royal Navy
General Steam Packet Office
Dubhin
Iristol
City of
Bristol
Express
Suesday
Kingstown Pier
FINA
COMET
Thetis
Dolphin
Kingstown
Eden Quay
Innisfail
Custom House Quay
Innisfrall
General
Joseph R. Pim
Asia
Metropolitan Gas Blight and Coke Company
Bishopsgate Street
Bly Fred
Blaksley
James Foster
Wm, Lyall
Geo. H. Foster
John Ewart
Warnham & Co
Dalgleish
W.G. Watson
Fras. Roughton
Thos. Baxter
Alex. Beil
R. D. Hillhouse
John Park
Robert Wilby
Geo. Swayne
Chas. Newbery
T. Richardson
J. L. Heathorn
Sami Bowring
J. T. Hudson
Hunrietta-street
Cavendish-square
Hudson
True Sun
Simpkin and Marshall
Hall Court
F. C. Westley
Che
West Smithfield
Cutler, &c
W Wilen
Circus-place
Finsbury-square
Cheltenham
ESSAS
Brooks and Hedger
East Court
Hearne
London Road
Choriton Kings
Straford and Cox
Humphries
Keynsham Cottage
Cheltnham
Messrs. Brooks and Hedger
Old Bond-street
RETT
Geneva
Jamaica
Henry Brett
Drury-lanc
H . Noals
Pope
Oco
Stewart’s
Hetton
Lambton
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Obinson
H. M.robinson and Co
Warmoll and Co
Long-acre
Joseph Hume
Messrs. Warmoll and Co
Old Montague Street
Whitechapel Road
W. H. Johnson
Bishop Agate-Street
Thos. Lewellyn
Mount Place
Whitechapel-read
Royal Bazaar
Norwich
Old Montague-street
Whitechapel
Police
Swi
Rew
Price
Bow-Street
Robert Smith
Down
Strand
James Pattison
Marlborough-Street
Commissioners of Police
John Brown
Mr.Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Untion-Hall
Patrick Driscoll
Thomas Ilvin
James Malone
Peter Jones
Wedgwood
Trail
Kent-street
Woolpack-yard
Driscoll
Mick Mullins
Patrick O'Flaherty
Thames Office
Yeaterday
Charles Kinley
William Hosier
Lambeth
Combe
Edwin Drew
Upper Thamesstreet
Paine
A. Mitchell
Thames Police
Kiley
Godwin
Mitchell
Drew
Kinley
Mr. Combe
Blackmoor
Ainley
Hosier
Glascow
Canada Free
Dockerty Conn
Kirgatoy
Corar
Cupar Paoviston
Wheaton Bread Society
Doxrear
Ballyshannon
Kilcar
Donegal
Ietter
Stoke-Upon-Tredt
Irving
Newmen Street
Roya Academy
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