Brilliant substitute for silver cradock's British plate ware
Cradock and Co advertise a new metal substitute for silverware viewable at their Strand warehouse near Exeter Hall. Articles mimic silver in color and finish, claim durability, and are offered at low prices such as tea spoons 24s per dozen and table spoons 60s per dozen. Also selling ornamental glass and hire rates for spoons and forks.
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Cradock
Strand
Exeter Hall
C. T. Cradock and Co
N.B
Beauchamp
High Alborn
Day
Martin's
Self-Acting Lavement Apparatus Promoted by Harcourt
An advertisement extols T. Harcourt’s Self-Acting Lavement Apparatus the Clysm a Duct as a cure for costiveness liver complaints bilious headaches piles and digestive disorders. Endorsements from medical figures and certificates accompany claims of safety and efficacy. Establishments listed in Waterloo Place Regent Street and Cornhill with a caution that it is not a syringe or pump. A book on indigestion by Mr Jake is advertised.
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T. Harcourt
P. Salmon
James Wardrop
A. Hamilton
James Luke
Wheeler G. Mackiun
R. D. Grainger
J. Ellison
M.D
Astley Cooper
Jouh. H. Green
Fsq
Herbert Mayo
Carlton-street
Waterloo-place
Lower Regent-street
Howell and James
Sweeting’s Alley
Cornhill
Jake
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Price Ss
Propane Result of Votes Pledges and Claims Lodged
The statement details the probable vote results and pledges. It notes claims lodged with the Town clerk from Bannerman Law Committee Adelphi Court and claims lodged by voters themselves. Totals show pledges to Mr Bannerman and overall lodged claims with figures such as 2159 and 1434.
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Bannerman
Adelphi Court
Mr. Bannerman
Meeting of Friends of Colonel Jones at Eastnor Castle
A borough meeting in Somerstown chaired by Mr Shaw gathered about sixty to seventy electors. Debates covered pledges, triennial parliaments, and ballot voting while the crowd clashed over charges against Jones. Jones defended his principles, denied cruelty, and promised reforms including abolition of taxes on knowledge and the Comtat.
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The
Friends of
Colonel Jones
Eastnor Castle
Union-street
Somerstown
Withers
Altog
Ravages of cholera in Bilston told by Leigh letter
The Birmingham Journal publishes Mr Leighs letter on Bilston cholera devastation. The disease has claimed about one in twenty two of the parish population. Coffins fill neighboring parishes, three doctors died, Birmingham surgeons aid the victims, iron masters lose many workers, and a national charity appeal is urged by the Rev. Leigh.
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Birmingham Journal
Leigh
Bilston
Chronicle of
Birmingham
East India Company's Tea Sale Opens at India House
The quarterly tea sale at the India House started with a declaration of 8,400,000 pounds, 100,000 more than June. Bohea and other teas saw varied demand while duty thresholds favored higher prices, and organizers improved ventilation and cleanliness to ease attendance during the two week event.
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East India Company
India House
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Hyson
Boheas
Coroners Inquest On Mrs Frances Mather In Golden-Square
A coroner's inquest at the Blue Posts in Golden-square heard that Mrs Frances Mather, 63, wife of builder John Mather, took a poisonous gout remedy mixture of turpentine, sulphuric acid and olive oil. The jury returned a verdict that she died from taking a deleterious liquid while of unsound mind.
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Ann
Blue Posts
King-street
Golden-square
Higgs
Frances Mather
John Mather
Margate
Witness
Lee
Golden Square
Robert Lee
Peterhead electors cling to pledge stance in election row
Voters in Peterhead hold to their pledge not to pledge until all candidates are in the field, with enrolment claims totaling 183. Inverary shows 66 and Kintore 27. Lennon Mechanics’ Institution reports a half yearly meeting to elect fifteen committee members, with a unique voting method causing delays. later results list ten working class and five non-working class elected members.
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Peterhead
Inverary
Kintore
Lennon Mechanics’ Institution
Saeithenspilt iuhaNs Gs
Chancery-lane
C. Toplis
Messrs
H. Buss
G. O. Fletcher
J. Gawland
FE. Greenfield
J. Hunt
G. Muston
W. Strong
H. Traice
J. Waller
W. Ward
H. Butter
R. Cuil
W. Newton
R. Tailor
E. Wood
Extraordinary Chester elopement ends in mysterious flight
A Chester theatre performer, Mr. Clare, marries Miss Crewe after a secret Liverpool meeting. They travel to London and stay at the Spread Eagle, later moving to London lodging. Mrs. Clare vanishes with money and a marriage certificate, leaving her husband and allies baffled as authorities intervene. Mr. Clare is described as short and slim with light hair.
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Liverpool
Weill
Dublin
Manchester
Sheffield
Lincoln
London
Spread Eagle Inn
Gracechurch Street
Lambeth-street
Walker
Matthias
Garford
White Lion-street
Leman-street
Lincoln Road
Shoals
Whitechapel
Mansell-street
Lea
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Clare
Market Report From Bradford Halifax And Leeds
A steady demand for staff goods persists in Bradford and Halifax with prospects of continued activity. Leeds and Huddersfield show some business though not brisk. Harsh weather last week pushed up best old wheat by 4s per quarter and inferior samples by 2s to 33s.
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Bradford
Halifax
Leeds
Huddersfield
Leeds Mercury
Fire damages at Bowman and Sons sugar refineries
A fire swept the upper part of a building at the Bowman and Sons sugar refineries in Great Aire-street Goodman’s Fields yesterday afternoon. Fire brigades and workers contained the blaze, destroying the roof area used as a dwelling, but overall damage was minor and insured.
Meeting of unemployed woollen workers at Woodhouse Moor
A Monday afternoon gathering of unemployed woollen textile workers near Leeds on Woodhouse Moor debated distress and possible relief. James Calvert chaired, urging unity and urging action to restore work, with resolutions calling for forming a labour protection society to counter machinery’s effects and ease suffering among Leeds families facing a hard winter.
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Woodhouse Moor
Leeds
James Calvert
William Ross
Christopher Ellwand
William Rider
Disturbance at Blackfriars Church During Communion
A Sunday service at Rev James Upton’s chapel Blackfriars erupted when a young man Blyth Bligh leaped up during the wine part of the Lord’s Supper and cried out I am He shall reign forever in Millenarian fashion. He was escorted to the vestry as alarm spread among the congregation and a woman fainted. The man had recent Irving School ties and Millenarian leanings. A separate report from Banff notes the London smack struck by what electric light caused fires and burns on deck. Sailor Simpson narrowly saved his life with fire extinguishment, aided by nonconductive clothing.
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James Upton
Church-street
Blackfriars
Christ
Blyth
Bligh
Christian Advocate
Banff
London
St. Abb’s Head
Simpson
Hrig
Reform meeting backs Lambeth hopeful Hawes jun
A Peckham electors gathering at the Red Bull Inn unanimously backed Benjamin Hawes jun for Parliament. Launcelot Baugh Allen presided, praising reform progress, while Hawes pledged support for free trade, church reform, and abolition of certain taxes. Local cheers praised Hawes and unity of Tories and reformers.
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Peckham
Red Bull Inn
Benjamin Hawes
Launcelot Baugh Allen
Lambeth
Mr. Hawes
Scott
William Allen
Newington
Hawes
East India Company
Hear
Jesse
Strong
Crawley
Election Dinner of the Coachmakers at Richmond Star and Garter
The Worshipful Company of Coachmakers held its annual election dinner at the Star and Garter Tavern in Richmond. Master Mr. Rigges presided as toasts were given, with Mr. Potter the clerk and Mr. Stead the surveyor cited for thanks. The evening featured gold cups, elegant wines, and a thriving harmony from professional musicians.
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Star and Garter Tavern
Richmond
Ellis
Rigges
Potter
Stead
Letter to the editor on Boreham and union leaders
A dated 1832 letter from Sam Campbell defends Boreham and denounces John Cleave for misrepresenting Boreham as secretary to the National Union of the Working Classes. Campbell argues misconduct by Cleave and asserts Boreham’s innocence regarding an alleged assault, urging impartiality and warning against prejudice from liberal allies.
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John Cleave
J. Boreham
National Union of the Working Classes
Osborne
Boreham
National Union
Tower Hamlets
Cleave
Sam
Cee Eee Campbell
Bartholomew Fair Reveals Crowds and Raucous Yet Reformed Mood
A London Bartholomew Fair report notes a large, unagitated crowd amid booths and sights. The Lord Mayor’s reform of fair boundaries is praised, with pavilions and obstructions trimmed. Exhibits include Clarke’s equestrians, Wombwell’s menagerie, Atkins’s wonders, and a vast array of amusements and concessions.
Eisteddfod rustlers and a murder trial near Bar onhill
A vigilant crowd at the Eisteddfod observed pickpockets at Baron-hill while the royal dignitary distributed badges to winners. A Middlesex Grand Jury charged Catherine Bainbridg with willful murder of her lodger, a black seaman named William Francis, by stabbing with a knife at Match-walk. Trial set for Friday at Old Bailey. Colonial notes claim no Government sanction for a Spencer Gulf settler company despite New Holland colonisation plans.
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Beau ManRis
Baron-hill
Herjllogal Highness
Middlesex Grand Jury
Catherine Bainbridg
Spencer's ‘Gulf
New Holland
His
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Castlehill
City Road
Castlefint
Old Brosce Street
Howard
Fleet-street
Mi. Ami
J. M.grigor
Vetch
Merriman
J. Macleod
George Pinkard
James Copeland
H.J. Cholmeley
Homson
H.S. Roots
John ‘ In Sparen
Ramabothsmus
Ramsbotham
Robert le. H. Clutterbuck
SOURC
William Eliza
Ant. Carlisle Henry Earle
L. Thomas Titus Berry
E. A. Lieyd
Francis Hawkins
A. R. Sutherland Thomas Ke D. Makinson
Henry Dayie, S. Miller
B. G. Babington
George Vance
Anthony White
John Howship
T. Calloway
R. B. Cooper
J. Ge Andrewa
Apothecaries
Horners&Bottlemen
Oeatlers
Innholders
CTA
Kers
Mercers
Coach
Harnens
Merchant Taylors
Jel
C Deeee
Liz Wainers
MITC
Catlow-chandlers Iollers
Tyleraan
Wiredrawers
Vintners
Haberdashery
Pit
Aberdeen
Borough OF Marylebone
Staffordshire
Mrs. Clare
the True Sun
Richardson
Clarke
Wombwell
Nash
Atkins
Herculesca
Germany
Toby
Toper
Lilliput
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