Public Ink Ad Promotes Durable Writing Ink and Fragrant EUeukewelun
An old advertisement touts Hurly and Co. durable black writing ink that flows freely prevents clogging and remains fluid without sediment. It lists multiple suppliers in London and notes bottles are glasslined with maker's name and price. Also mentions Hurly and Co.'s fragrant EUeukewelun for ladies’ desks and trade allowances.
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Agid Hassan
Hunter, &c
Jockey Club
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
London
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Urly and Co
Enekemelan
E &c
Euston Place
New-road
John Phillips
Chancery Lane
Drew
C. Hurly and Co
Hurly and Co
Exeter festival aims to prove amateur music can lead major works
The London Amateur Alysis Meeting from the Atlas urges support for the Exeter festival next week. It argues unpaid musicians can produce grand performances, unify amateurs and professionals, and transform English musical life while benefiting Charing Cross Hospital. It warns of risks from inexperienced players and urges careful selection and ample rehearsals to ensure success.
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Uwe
Publi
England
John Bull
Dad Cades
Erskine
Friends of Music
Charing-cross Hospital
Words of a Believer and Seaside Discovery
A translated excerpt from Abbe De La Mennais questions tyranny and servitude, contrasting freedom with imposed chains, then shifts to a sea shore find: a box of over fifty pieces of printed muslin with a G.B., Co. label, recovered near Clynog by Ellis Williams of Aberafon.
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Clynog
Ellis Williams
Aberafon
Carnarvon Herald
Secret Inquiries and Police Office Cruelties Raise Alarm
A St Pancras letter to the editor urges public exposure of secret police inquiries and harsh treatment at watch-houses and Bow Street. The writer recounts being forcibly ejected from Vine Street station, describing witnesses barred, a vulnerable detainee, and impersonal fines that flood into prison. He calls for formal reporting of Monday police proceedings to shock readers with outraged justice.
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True Sun
Court of Chancery
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Marlborough-street
Worship-street
Hattongarden
Bow-street
St. Pancras
Effects of the late gales flood shipping losses and wrecks
A long cable reports widespread damage from a severe gale. Dozens of vessels are stranded, wrecked, or driven ashore across North Sea routes. Crews saved or lost vary by ship, with multiple ferries and merchantmen listed stranded near Texel, Dover, Scheveningen, and Calais, plus Batavier returning to Rotterdam after machinery trouble.
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Texel
Shields
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Taylor
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Hambugh
Egmond
Leiste
Stockholm
James
Lindsey
Goreholm
Union
Galloway
Newcastle
Harlingen
Ramsgate
Marco Bozzaris
Adrian
Batavia
Trindael
Goodwill
Sunderland
Dordrecht
Gandyport
Rolla, Brown
Baltimore
Amsterdam
Wyk
Gee
Anna Catherina
Kostin
St. Uhe's
Helder
Mary
Derdin
Lowestoffe
Midembleck
Noordwarder
Mary Ann
Ward
Gainsbro
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Finley
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Hope
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Helsart
Lisbon
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Hunter
Lyon
Leith
Alford
Henriette
Eloorstaff
Cacao
Tonsberg
Bergen
North Holland
Molly
Lassen
Caen
Arendhal
Hieland
Dolkfostem
Salvesen
Havre
Grimstadt
Terschelling
Thomas Gindegaard
Medembleck
Susanna
Ipsen
Bordeaux
Attona
Scheveningen
Fortuna
Gophen
Potts
Xl.lowther
Scheedam
West Capel
Marie Sophie
Copenhagen
Atlas
Forster
Shoreham
Guster
Anstrom
St. Ube’s
Alvertus
Schultz
St. Ube
Patten
Anderson
Selby
Netherlands Steam Company
Batavier
Rotterdam
North
Helvoetsluys
Fire devastates farm buildings at St Mary Cray Kent
About seven o'clock on Sunday evening residents of St Mary Cray were alarmed by a fast spreading fire on Mr Mosger's premises. Local engines and several others from Kent and London tried to stop the blaze but a large row of stables two barns and a cow shed were destroyed. Mr Mosger holds Sun Fire Office insurance.
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James Anderton
J. Albert's
King William Street
London-bridge
N.B
Petersham
John Balm
High-street
Camden-town
J Vals
Hall
Thomas Hood
A. H. Baily and Co
Cornhill
Taylor
Philip van Artevelde
House of Lords
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Conolly
North of
India
Elliott
Dr. Roget
Bridgewater
Rhine
Switzerland
Italy
Reading
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J. Cocks and Sons
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Service Gazette
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Gravesend
Messia
Davis, Brothers
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Wenoxes Bay
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Thames
Ordnance
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Strand
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Morison
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Rex
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Suffolk
Colchester Gazette
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Kent
Mosger
Deptford
Sun Fire Office
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St. James’s
Morning Chronicle
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Sarah Taylor
Riddle
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Mollineux
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Faves
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Dudley Arms Hotel
Smith
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Mail
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Bush
Harford and Co
Twamley
Dealey
Committees and Parliament House Plans Highlight Historic Needs
The article notes the central role of committees in Parliament, urging dedicated committee rooms in new houses. It recalls long parliamentary inquiries, including Middlesex and Monaghan, and discusses historic accommodations like the Painted Chamber being uncomfortable, with emphasis on proper planning for committee spaces in the new buildings.
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House of Commons
Harrison
Monaghan
Middlesex
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