Pine Apple Strawberry Strawberries from Myatt and New Retrenchment
The notice showcases J Myatt offering Pine Apple Strawberry plants and a Merchant’s Retrenchment line from No 5 City Road near Finsbury Square. It highlights London Horticultural Society approval, with plans to ship healthy plants across the United Kingdom at five pence per hundred and notes early fruiting if planted promptly. It also promotes Rogers Tailor’s retrenchment suits, with a return option for unsatisfactory garments, and lists notes on the British Insurance Company and various patent medicines and elixirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Horticultural Society
J. Myatt
United Kingdom
Myatt
Manor Farm
Deptford
PM Rodgers
City Road
Finsburysquare
Saxony
Bank of England Item and Canterbury Voters Note
A fragmentary report recalls a sheep incident in Fishtoft and lists Canterbury freemen voters within a seven mile radius. It also mentions a street robbery on St Bartholomew Fair night and an upcoming Stamp Office prosecution of a bookseller for un stamped material. A vast ancient lime tree near Gallary House split, with its remaining half upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeorge Ccoaiey
Fishtoft
Boston Gazette
Canterbury
Nentith Gazette
Salmon
Barthalomew Fair
Anhill-Row
St. Luke's
Richardson
Uxstampen
Middlesex
Cowie
Strand
Hicks’s Hall
Stamp Office
Linkin
Gallary House
Long
Reateeless
Kts
Montrose Bennett
King's Levee Arrives in Town With Royal Pageantry
His Majesty in field marshal uniform arrives at two o'clock with Colonel Bowater and Light Dragoons from Windsor. A royal levee follows in which Ministers diplomats and officers are presented including Viscount Melbourne Viscount Palmerston Lord NaPier and Colonel Bowater. Notables and officers from the 96th Regiment and other commands are introduced before the King returns to Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Earl of
Albemarle
Marquis Wellesley
Asires
Goblet
Belgium
Home
Foreign Departments
Band of
Gentlemen Pensioners
Lord Napier
Bowater
Kente
Scots Fusilier Guilds
Wyatt
Sir J.lyon
Wallace
16Th Regiment
Hornby
Scots Fusileers Guards
Keate
Windsor
Explosion at Furnival's Inn Burns Law Student
A sudden explosion near Furnival's Inn Holborn destroyed a room in No 7. Law student A Barry aged about 23 was found grievously burned, with facial and bodily injuries. Surgeons attended and he was taken to hospital where recovery was deemed unlikely. foul play ruled out, gunpowder experiments suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnival’s Inn
Holborn
A. Barry
Mr. Barry
Mr. Lloyd
Barry
Braemar Highland Society Met With Noted Attendance
The Braemar Highland Society annual meeting on Thursday drew a large, distinguished gathering headed by Farquharson of Invercauld. Highland games on level ground near Braemar Castle entertained spectators, with the Marquis of Abercorn notably in Highland dress. Attendees included Her Grace the Duchess of Bedford and numerous titled guests, marking a gala day of festivities and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braemar Highland Society
Farquharson
Duff
Invercauld
Castle of
Braemar
Earl of Fife
Marquis of
Braemar Castle
Abercorn
Duchess of Bedford
Georgiana
Louis2
Russell
Marchioness
Carmarthen
Earl of Darlington
Grimstone
Rokeby
C. Russell
Marquis Visconti
Sola
Robert Gordon
G.C.B
W. Gordon
M.P
J. Gordon
Edward Grimstone
George Talbot
G. Harris
John Forbes
Bart
John Waters
Grant
Lord Minto Arrives in Brussels Amid Diplomatic Shifts
Report from Brussels states Lord Minto has arrived as Prince Metternich contemplates sailing from Ostend to London. Metternich dined with Leopold at Laeken. A major Post Office change is anticipated, favoring Dieppe and Brighton over Calais and Dover for England mail, a move supported by Dieppe’s mayor and council. likely to commence early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Minto
Brussels
Prince Metternich
Ostend
London
Leopold
Laeken
England
Dieppe
Brighton
Diegpe
Calais
Dover
Montpellier Spa Promenade Crowded With Elite Guests
The Montpellier Spa drew a vast throng yesterday as the promenade and musical events attracted top society. The Hunchback theatre production sold out again with noble attendees including the Duke and Duchess of St Alban's and Lord and Lady Cork. Young Giulio Regaudi, aged nine, performed at Mr Hale's Harmonic Institute, while the Cheltenham Horticultural Society held its third Imperial Pump-room meeting with notable attendees and numerous plant specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpellier Spa
Tia
Imperial Spa
Montpellier
St. Alban’s
Cork
Giulio Regaudi
Hale
Cheltenham Horticultural Society
Imperial Pump-room
Exeter
Irish meeting votes to join National Union of the Working Classes
A large Irish gathering at the Institution of the Working Classes on Theobald's Road resolves to join the National Union of the Working Classes if it adopts the repeal of the Legislative Union. Speakers praise unity, likening it to a strong phalanx, with cheers from the crowd and a ceremonious separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald’s Road
National Union of the
Working Classes
John Lawless
Duffey
Foud
Fitzgibbon
National Union of
Anglesea
Irish Anti-Union Association
Ireland
Messrs
Edmonds
Bethold
Hetherington
Leeds Election Showdown Signals Tory Challenge Collapse
Proceedings in Leeds this week indicate the Anti Reform candidate faces defeat as Liberal and Tory contenders clash at Cloth Hall. A public breakfast for Marshall and Macaulay precedes a joint hustings with Sadler, who is repeatedly interrupted and unable to answer on close corporations. The meeting ends with cheers for the Liberal pair and laughter at Sadler, signaling poor Tory prospects if a poll occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
M.P
J. Marshall
M.F. Sadler
MJP
Sadler
Messrs. Marshall and Macaulay
Bower
Leeds Close
Marshall
Hunter
Vienna letters reveal agitation over Hussein Pacha defeat
The Vienna letters report unrest in Constantinople after word of Hussein Pacha’s defeat. He is said to be recalled by the Porte and replaced by Redschid Pacha. Also noted are scurrilous exchanges over challenges and a Manchester gin shop observation counting patrons across eight Saturdays, totaling 275 in 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Constantinople
Hussein Pacha
Porte
Redschid Pacha
Dover
Halcomb
Stanhope
Maidstone Gazette
Braidley
Manchester
The Cholera Riots at the Hospital Court Trial
Twelve rioters, mostly Irish, were brought before the sitting magistrates on Sunday evening charged with leading the attack on the cholera hospital. Eight implicated in destroying vehicles and desecrating the body, four discharged, eight bailed with two sureties of 201 each. The case includes the grandfather Hare and the Board of Health official Mr Heron testifying about the head being recovered and a warrant issued for surgeon Mr Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Heron
Board of Health
Medical Board
R. Oldham
Oldham
Salford
National Political Union backs Duncombe in Hertford fight
The National Political Union held a meeting at Saville-house with Mr. Churchill chairing. Detrosier read minutes and letters praising tract distributions. Wakefield moved to condemn the Ingestrie Mahon coalition and back liberal candidate Duncombe in Hertford, citing his House of Commons stance and the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saville-house
Churchill
Detrosier
Wakefield
Council of the
National Political Union
Ingestrie and
Mahon
T. Duncombe
Hertford
Duncombe
Borough of
Ngestric
House of Commons
Spalding
Dancombe
Lord Salisbury
Jeremy Bentham
Lord Ingestrie
Salisbury
Lord Mahon
Mr. Smith
Rogers
Carpenter
Reform Dinner at Liverpool Celebrates Passing of Reform Bill
A grand dinner in Liverpool on Tuesday celebrated the Reform Bill. The Royal Amphitheatre was lavishly fitted for the event with Jolliffe's band providing music. The Rev Wm Shepherd chaired as toasts to the King Queen and The People were given with enthusiasm. The Chairman reflected on Parliamentary Reform, recalling Mr Canning and noting disillusion with boroughs disfranchised and the path ahead for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fras
Grey
Althorp
John Russell
Lord Ebrington
House of’ Commons
Earl Grey
Mr. Ewart
M.P
Liverpool
Royal Amphitheatre
Jolliffe
Wm. Shepherd
Getacre
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Duke of Sussex
Canning
Williams
Clitheroe
Irving
Hope
Manchester
Debtor Duke of York Creditors Meet on Inquiries
In the Morning Chronicle report the creditors of his Royal Highness the Duke of York again met yesterday. New members were elected and a pledge was given to push the projected inquiries into the late duke’s debts. Executors Sir Herbert Taylor and Sir Benjamin Stephenson offered no reply to inquiries. The committee adjourned to next Wednesday and will meet weekly until the task concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Herbert Taylor
Benjamin Stephenson
Coure
Les
Messrs. Greenwood and Co
St. James's
Stafford
Messrs.Cox and Greenwood
Coutts Trotter
Treasury
Sir Coutts Trotter
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Mesars. Coutts and Co
York
Cours Trotter
Darry Burrell
Thejland
Cnentsey
Chertsey
Bromwood
Callanos
Hughes’ Ball
Hughes Ball
Watton-upon Thames
Edmund Autrobus
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Csapi
British Insurance Company
New Bank
Lothbury
Duke of Gordon
London Board
Earl of Camperdown
Lord Viscount Strathallan
Viscount Exmouth
Lemhh
B. Boyd
Glennie
N. Boyd
Bat
Banxxas
K. C. Glyn
Bart. and Co
Parsician
J. Webster
Grosvenor-street
Peru
Butler
Henderson
Wender
James
G. Dames
Dalby
N.B
Bry
Hutler
Cheapside
St. Taulo
Bank OF England
Derek
Eevee
Scotland
Royst Bantems
Aeteeek
Sundry i
Irish Anti-Union AS Association
Leeds
Worhing
Powell
Blertford
Hume
Wright
Mr. Hixon
Murphy
Fox Smith
Royal Highness
Tre Duke OF York
Goer Odt
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