Sale notices at Garraway's Coffeehouse Cornhill and Cornhill
On Thursday October 26 and Friday October 27 and Thursday November 2 and Friday November 2 goods from the Captain Cook and Globe cargoes in a damaged state. About 3 000 bales of wool including combing and clothing wool. catalogues and details by SIMES and CO. Brokers 58 Coleman Street. Also on Friday October 27 at 3 precisely goods including 160 tons Southern Oil and about 10 tons Southern Whalebone (exportation partial) with catalogues by GEORGE BOWES 73 Old Broad Street.
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Garraway
Cornaill
Sydney
Globe
Cape of Good Hope
Simes and CO
Coleman Street
Cornhill
Thomas Southey and Son
George Bowes
Old Broad Street
Cambridge Memorial Works in Forty-Eight Monthly Parts
A historical catalog notes Thomas Wright's CAM BRIDGE MEMOIRS with forty eight monthly parts, two finished line engravings and two wood cuts per part, sixteen pages of text, priced per octavo number at shilling, with variants for proof impressions and India paper sets. Includes other titles like The Art of Writing and Streetology of London, plus Sunderland Coal Company price list for Wall's-end coals delivered to London.
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E Keux
Cambridge
Ambridge
Jeux
Thomas Wright
Trinity College
London
Charles Tilt
Fiedt-street
J.j.and
J. Deighton
T. Stevenson
J. H. Parker
Oxford
J. Carstpairs
Simpson and
Wire
Nes. I
Streetology OF
Metropolis
Sunderland Coal Company
Wall’s-end
Hetton, Stewart
Lambton
Millbank
Westminster
Polish Emigration in London Appeals for Employment Aid
The Polish Emigration in London appeals to British friends not for money but for work opportunities to sustain four hundred exiles. It laments being treated as destitute foreigners and urges communications to the committee at 125 Albany Street Regent's Park. Signed by President General Dwernicki and members Tur, Markouski, Gleinich, Zaba, Milewski.
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London
Friends of
Poland
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
Gen
Dwernicki
Albert Tur
P. Markouski
I. Gleinich
N.f.zaba
S. Milewski
Royal Visit to Baghehisarai described in vivid detail
Letters from Sebastopol recount the 23 September excursion of Her Majesty and the Grand Duchess Maria to Baghehisarai with the Governor-General and Tartarl nobility on horseback. They toured mosques and tombs, witnessed Derwishes, and observed a Tartar wedding. The next day the Imperial family joined devotions, visited synagogues, and viewed the sea from Josephat hill before returning to Sebastopol.
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Sebastopol
Maria
Baghehiaarai
New Russia
Bessarabia
Czarewicz
Baghehisarai
Uspenski
Josephat
Chufut Kalé
Grand Duchess
Baghebisarai
Niscolaijew
Wosnesenk
Odessa
Azon Cossacks
Caucasus
The Queen's Visit to the City Celebration Plans
Preparations for the Queen's city visit progress with a grand triumphal arch at Guildhall and a gallery at St Pauls Yard. Temple-bar gates receive repairs and a viewing platform is erected. seating and decorations rise along Cheapside while authorities curb hazardous erections. Guests include the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge and several duchesses and princesses.
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Guildhall
St. Paul’s
Temple-bar
Westminster
Royal Palace
Sussex
Cambridge
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of
Balm of Columbia Hair Restorer Promises Growth
An 19th century notice extols Oldridge's Balm of Columbia as a remedy for hair loss. It claims to restore hair for middle aged and young, with bottles priced 3s, 6s, and 1s for varying effects. The ad warns buyers to shop only from reputable vendors or the Wellington Street address in London.
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Oldridge
Columbia
Wellingt-n-street
Strand
London
Rotherham Parish Debates Over Church Rate and Clock Repairs
Parishioners protest a church rate to fund repairs and a clock at Rotherham, arguing church property serves public needs. A heated vestry meeting chaired by the Earl of Errincum hears arguments on funding, legality, and public welfare, with calls to adjourn and resist levies.
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Earl of Effingham
Lord Howard
Earl of Errincum
Earl Frtzwilliam
Meno
The
Mercury
Greasbro
Tinsley
Sheffield
Roebuck Letter Encourages Unity at Bath Working Men
At a Monday week meeting in the Corn-market Bath the chairman read a letter from J A Roebuck of London stating working men should unite and pursue political rights through clear demands. He warns against mixing social reforms with political aims and praises the London Working Men's Association address. Speech by Mr Vincent of London cited. attendance estimated at 2,000 to 2,506.
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Walcot-street
Alderman Chap
Roebuck
London
Bath
Working Men’s Association of London
Eeer
Ackerley
Tam
J. A. Roebuck
G. M. Bartlett
Working Men’s Association
Vincent
Devizes Borovucu
Liberala
Dudley
Erat
Selli
Jeffries Square
Limehouse- Caursway
York
Mc Dadley
Baker
Bread Tax and Wage Purchase Power Debate
A polemic from the Bolion Free Press argues that working class wellbeing hinges on wage purchasing power. It claims 1495 laborers could buy 199 pints of wheat weekly versus 90 pints in the past decade, criticizing cheap food advocacy as harmful. The piece warns that bread taxes and other burdens keep workers below those above them, urging awareness of economic realities.
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Bolion Free Press
Cat Bite Causes Hydrophobia Death of Boy at University Hospital
An inquest at University College Hospital, London, heard that eleven year old Thomas Seymour was bitten on the wrist by a wild black cat. Despite immediate medical care, including a hospital admission for hydrophobia symptoms, he died the next day. The cat’s origin was unknown and the jury returned a verdict of hydro phobia.
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Downs and Co
High Holborn
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Cartlestreet
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Riice
West
Kesley
Pueidis
Paris
Jane
St. Olave
Tooley-street
al Aiptander’t' Phat
Tasmes
Michael Tyrrell
Minerva
Montrose
Einen
Francis Jones
Thomas Hutchinson
University College Hospital
Gower-street
Bedford-square
Thomas Seymour
Dee
Catherine Bollands
Fitzroymarket
Fitzroy-square
Settlement of Legion officers’ claims before Spanish gov
A committee of officers met at Salopian Coffee-house with Col Claudius Shaw presiding to push for renewal of pay and a speedy settlement. Spree The Coatr Man reported transmission of a memorial to Lord Palmerston seeking ministers' influence for action. The group supported the Spanish government’s rejection of continuing pay until full settlement and urged Lord Palmerston to reverse the decision.
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Spree
Coatr
Leed
Palmerston
Legion
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Poe
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Wile
The Achmet Bey Letter On Algerian French Demands
A circulated message from Achmet Bey declares resistance to French terms in Algiers. He recounts French brutality under a rogue bey, rejects 3000 man garrison, a fort at Stab-el-Mansoura, and a demand for tribute and 560 young maidens. He calls Muslims to defend their country and the Prophet or perish.
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Youasonf
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Algiers
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