Steam Navigation Ads and Medical Works of Note
A long notice lists steam packet options to Dublin Belfast and other ports with schedules from the General Steam Navigation Company, plus freight and passenger details and agent contacts. Also advertised are works by Candidus on public health and a Courtenay medical treatise on urethral and rectal strictures with endorsements from European Magazine and the Inspector and Literary Review.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Pset-office
Ostend
Oologne
Brighton
Dieppe
St. Katharine
Ramsgate
Margate
Messrs
de Bie
Rabn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Tower-street
Fall
Custom-house Quay
Black
Went
Scates
Carter
Haymarket
Colman
Charing-crous
W. Chaplin
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
General Steam Navigation Company, Co
Lombard-street
Charles Bessell
Sec
London
Candidus
James Ridgway
C. B. Courtenay
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Onwhyn
Catherine Street
Strand
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
Marsh
Oxford-street
Chapple
Pall-mall
Hayes
Phan
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Dr. Courtenay
Courtenay
Price
Great
Marlborough-street
Inspector and Literary Review
Provincial markets report from Liverpool current prices
The Liverpool market notes sales reaching 4,000 bags with slight price and demand improvements. Corn exchange shows light supplies, improved activity on Friday, Old Wheat up 1d per bushel, Old Oats up 2d, Fresh flour in demand, New Oats scarce at 3s 2d. Provision market reports limited Butter demand, slight price reductions, Beef and Pork export sales, Bacon dull, Lard scarce, Hams in demand. Timber prices for Baltic and American timber listed by duty and region with varied per foot and per hundred rates.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Corn Exchange
Manchester
Riga
Quebec
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HOP INTELLIGENCE Mainstoxe picking and prospects
HOP INTELLIGENCE reports picking to become general in Week. Some districts show full condition with bright samples while red mould causes light losses in others. Overall outlook is a good average crop with several localities noting improving hops and general commencement this week.
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Linton
Chant
Orden
Murder by German Husband Splits Pentonville Family
A German man named Steinburge killed his wife and four children in Southampton Street Pentonville and then himself. Neighbors and police found the gruesome scene with bodies badly mutilated, a kitchen bloodbath, and a four year old survivor who witnessed the tragedy. An inquest was ordered as investigators noted the family had lived quietly, with no clear motive or prior signs.
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True Sun
Southampton Street
Pentonville
Steinburge
Southampton-street
Gazendor
Inermany
Harriet Pearson
Mr. Steinburge
Joseph Rolls
Mrs. Steinburge
Henry Steinburge
Ellen Steinburge
Henry
Jobo
Cuthbert
Miller
N Division
London
Germany
Alice Stanley
Belfield
Field-house
Chesterfield
Crenwick
Hand loom Weavers Meeting Adopts Society Formation
The document records a Glasgow meeting where hand loom weavers press for price regulation, oppose free trade and low wages, and urge union with master manufacturers. J Maxwell urges unified interests, while Mr Harper and Mr Amos discuss ongoing committee actions. A Society of the Operative Cabinet Makers is formed with sixpence subscriptions, and the group plans another meeting Monday evening.
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Thompson
Glasgow
Spa Aity
House ‘of Commons
Russia
House
Great Britain
J. Maxwell
Harper
Amos
Hardy
Operative Fancy Cabinetmakers
Grouse Numbers Shift With Ground Elevation And Culture
An opinion holds grouse are scarcer on low grounds yet more abundant on higher moors. Blackcocks may drive grouse from feeding grounds while cultivation and civilization push birds away. Eagles loom as habitats shrink, and during pairing season blackcocks duel yet feed together at other times. Dumfries Courier.
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Tay
Clyde
Forth
Dumfries
Manchester
J.C. Jer
Chi Warden
Parkinson, Jr
Newton
Society of Friends
Thas
Meeting of operative fancy cabinet makers
A Monday meeting at the Northumberland Arms Clerkenwell green discussed the February committee report on standard prices for fancy cabinet articles. Speakers urged forming a separate society to secure unity and fair prices, resisting masterly monopoly, with plans to contact masters and organize a committee to drive the reform.
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Northumberland Arms
Clerkenwell-green
Wooster
London
Amos
Harbidge
Derbyshire
Hardy
Lord Brougham mocked in mixed critique and satire
The letter-like essay targets Lord Brougham and other political figures, accusing him of habitual intoxication and condemning the Poor Law Amendment Act. It laments emancipation’s ripple effects, predicts mass emigration from the West Indies to Britain, and warns of social and labor upheaval, including race-based tension and workhouse strain. It references a satirical society and public figures, and laments economic disruption from machinery and Irish Scottish labor.
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Tstead
England
His
Brougham
Styx
Charon
Coxcomb
London
Peter Profligate
Lord Brougham
Kingston Road
Windmill-street
Pingbury-square
Ireland
Scotland
Egypt
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Nevis
St. Kitt’s
Montserrat
Trinidad
Berbice
Demerara
Essequibo
Antigua
Old England
Wat'ry
West Indies
Lord Broomstick
Junia
Leigh Hunt's London Journal Reviewed in Depth
A weekly notice extols Leigh Hunt's London Journal now in its twenty third number. The piece highlights the editor's witty conversational style drawing from daily objects and broad reading to delight both educated and common readers. It praises a supplementary London history and anecdotal antiquarian content, noting how urban streets become textured through famed associations.
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Leigh Hunt
London Journal
London
Master builders declared conspirators as shopkeepers rise
A wide placard in St Pancras condemns the master builders, alleging a conspiracy with nobles and capitalists to coerce workers. The shopkeepers vow to publish names of supporters and warn that starvation and eviction could force signatures, urging unity against alleged union coercion. The notice denounces the Times advertisement and calls for public scrutiny of the ninth resolution and alleged plots.
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St. Pancras
Thea
Duncombe
M. P
Union of Labour
Times
Thomas Harrison
Poisonous Mushrooms and Harsh Harvest Notes From 19th Century Press
A dated compilation describes poisonous mushroom dangers with onion tests and notes Bohemia harvest failure due to drought while Saxony enjoys good yields. The piece also reports a suicide in Braanies and a long list of bankruptcy notices and incorporations, with dividend timings and dissolutions across multiple firms.
Burglary at Miss Pringle Home in Dover Road
A break in occurred Sunday evening between six and eight at Miss Pringle's house number 20 Derarll Street Dover Road. Entry used skeleton keys while the family was away. Stolen items include valuable wearing apparel tea spoons and other articles.
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Amshal
Miss Pringle
Derarll Street
Dover Road
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