Leather Ware House circular sparks trade dispute
Leadenhall Market notices deny statements by principal factors about the London Leather Warehouses. A certification from hide salesmen asserts none of the named parties have handled hides since the market opened, challenging the credibility of circulating claims. Other items include lodging wanted by a widow, and an advertisement for Buckingham's Parliamentary Review with publishing details.
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Ondon Leather Warehouse Company
Leadenhall Market
William Billiter
Abraham Brooksbank
Boutcher
Mortimore
Josh
Butterworth
Fenner
J. J
T. Hepburn
C. J. Hooper
C. Hooper
Jon
Richard Popleton
Sheppard
Young
London
Leadenball Dinas Shane Meet
Auction sale of Regent's Park leasehold residences
On the verge of Regent's Park near the Bridge and Ornamental Water, three leasehold houses in a single auction by Mr. George Robins on Thursday the 26th at twelve o'clock. The centre manor, with grounds and pleasure grounds, plus two smaller residences, are offered as elegant, recently built homes for wealthy merchants or bankers. Leasehold about ninety years, ground rent 20 shillings, terms via Alliston firm and Robins Covent Garden.
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Regent’s Park
Avenue Road
George Romins
Auction Mart
Bank
Thomas Brunton
Knight
Messrs
Alliston
Locke
Locke, Smith, and Alliston
Freeman’s Court
George Robins
Covent-garden
Wendsor
Robins
Cuantle- Hill
Wendsor Castle
George the Fourth
Mr. Wyatville
England
Windsor Castle
Windsor
White Hart
Castle Nas
London
Western Exchange
Old Bond-street
Messrs. Capron, Rowley, Weld, Dawson, and Hooper’s
Saville Place
the Auction-mart
Covent Garden
Lord Hill
Westbourne-green
Westbourne Grove
Kensington Garden-gate
Lord Hill’s Park
Estbourne Terrace
Bayswater
Johnston
Budd and Hayes
Solictors
Bedford-row
George Robbins
Windsor Castle sale details at White Hart Windsor
Auction notice for REEHOLD HOUSE near Windsor Castle with grand premises and potential uses, including conversion into Windsor Castle Hotel. Also notices on Western Exchange Old Bond Street eighth share, Westbourne Grove villa, and Bankrupts and certificates from last night's Gazette.
Ruppell's Second African Expedition Details
Eminent naturalist Ruppell, already long in Egypt and surrounding regions, undertakes a new Abyssinian voyage funded in part by the Senckenberg Society. From Gondar, Massnah, and Lake Tzana he gathers a rich hoard of quadrupeds, birds, amphibians, insects, and minerals, despite local turmoil. He plans to return to Egypt this year.
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Ruppell
Egypt
Senoaar
Arabia
Abyssinia
Senkenberg Society of Naural
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Gondar
Massnah
Sunen
Coulla
Lake Tzana
Africa
Lisbon Aqueduct: Monumental feat spanning Alcantara valley
The Lisbon water aqueduct, halted by Don Miguel’s army, is hailed as a grand European modern monument. It features 35 arches over a deep valley, with a main arch of 263 feet 10 inches and a 107 feet 8 inch breadth, built under John W and Manoel da Maya. Public gratitude funded by a meat tax. Romans previously sought to build here.
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Lisbon
Don Miguel
Europe
Alcantara
John W
Joannes
Lusitanorum
Justus Pius
Felix
Lusitania
Pace
Imo
Perennes
Spatio
Opus
Manoel da Maya
Shocking Fire at Park Hall Threatens Marsh Estate
A destructive blaze erupted Saturday night near Epping at Park Hall adjourned, consuming outbuildings, hay, wood stacks and calves. Six hours later the flames were kept from Marshs mansion by R B Andrews and Doubleday with town aid. Damage about 3000 pounds, insured. incendiary suspected.
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Limerick Chronicle
W.C. Marsh
Park Hall
Epping
R. B. Andrews
Beulah New Town promised near Norwood spring
Beulah New Town would rise on eighty acres of freehold land near Norwood Hills driven by J D Smith and a Beulah mineral spring. Auction set for October 10 with hotel and boarding house growth foreseen to meet rising visitor demand and rival Cheltenham Bath well known for health springs.
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Norwood
Beulah
J. D. Smith
Norwood Hills
Beulah New Town
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Bath
Hume
Faraday
Cheltenham Springs
Robins
Teeth theft case at St Bartholomew Hospital shocks authorities
A dental abduction inquiry at St Bartholomew's hospital centers on the corpse of a young woman from the Meepitel. An employee was searched and found with two sets of teeth. two more men are implicated. The initial discovery tied to Mr Powell, undertaker of Duke Street, Smithfield.
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St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Powell
Duke-street
Smithfield
Glascow
Glasgow Mercury
Circuit Court of Justiciary
Lord Hailes
Herald
Glasgou Liberator
Dispute Ends In Steelworks Accord At Glasgow
The Glasgow Liberator reports a settlement proposal between master engineers and workers at St Rallox foundry. Terms include rehiring fired men, employing a new chief, and maintaining rules until mutual agents are appointed. A deputation addressed the Universalist Chapel gathering, urging spinners to back the machine-makers in their broader demand for fair pay and a united trades protection.
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Glasgow Liberator
Mechanics
St. Rallox Foundry
Universalist Chapel
Dove-hill
Exceas
Union of All Trades
Dinner To Mr. Gettox Celebrates Gillon’s Parliament Return
Citizens in Falkirk honor Mr. Gillon as Scotland’s best with a public dinner. Procession, banners, and bells greet his arrival at East Burn Bridge. At Crown Inn, he thanks constituents, praises franchise expansion, and aims to end sinecures, calling for continued liberal reform in a celebratory Scotsman report.
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Gettox
United Confession of All Parties
Scotland
Gillon
Falkirk
East Burn
Port-street
Robert Adams
Springbank
Crown Inn
Lennox
House of Commons
Disgraceful conduct on voyage to Ryde with two ladies
A Corsair master and his pool boy failed to navigate correctly from the Quebec Tavern to Ryde. The vessel ran aground, began taking water, and the passengers, two London arrivals, helped pump and bail. After hours of peril they reached Ryde at five thirty, while the captain allegedly showed ignorance or intoxication and refused to aid with portmanteaus.
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John Brown
Corsair
Pool Boy
London
Quebec
Ryde
Ryde Ier
Jost
Portsmouth
Death by Own Action: Riding-master James Yates Suicide
Yesterday near Westminster Road Mr. James Yates a riding-master at Astley's Theatre for over twenty-five years and for twelve years in charge of Mr Ducrow's horses destroyed himself by strangulation. He was in his thirty-fifth year and was held in high regard by the community.
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Westminster Road
James Yates
Astley's Theatre
Ducrow
Parish Church Rates Debate at Vestry Meeting
A parish vestry debated church rates amid repair costs. Rev Dr presided. Mr Johnson led an amendment opposing new rates while supporters urged funding repairs to the church and yard. The amendment passed by a large majority. later, decisions on churchyard railing and related expenses were approved.
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Sy Apensen
Laney Syed
Cesar and Powne
Jobmaon
Rene
Johnson Graw
Tate
Clark
Peacock
Dr. Joy
Ben Bi
Rogers
Steel
Church of England
Brown
Johnson
Watney
Cholera Return Alarm in Newfield and Surrounding Areas
Local notice reports a renewed cholera outbreak in the town, especially near Newfield and Bruigehnaies, with a severe case in the Park. Readers are urged to seek prompt medical care at first signs in any family member and maintain vigilance in neighborhoods.
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Cuothra Av
Sherrigip
Newfield
Bruigehnaies
Stirling
Britannia Tavern
Canera-atociety
Chelsea
William. Brown
King’s Parade
Goderich
Ohs
Buzling
China
Asia
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George Newman
John Scott
A. Z
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Banstead Downs
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Elegan
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the Gazette OF
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Charles Hamond
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Gray's Inn
John Cornes
Nantwich
Cheshire
Hilditch
Calthorpe Street
Gray's Inn-road
M‘clure
Edward Emerson
Barnabas Fenwick
Stella
Durham
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Newcastle upon-Tyne
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King’s Head Inn
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Austen and Hobson
Gray's Ton
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J. Newington
Lewes
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Court of Bankruptcy
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Newcut
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Byles
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Bryanston-street
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Ampthill
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Partney
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J. Sullaway
Powick
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W. Bellamy
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G. Pigott
Ranby
Blyth
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J. Gibsom
T. Halland
Stoke-upon-Trent
Staffordshire
J. and
W. Holmes
Halifax
C. Boncey An Co
Margate
C. Boncey
T. Cheshire and Co
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T. Cheshire
T. Nicholas
J. Hooper
Maiden-lane
Queen-street
J. Dickins
J. Hill
Daventry
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E. Pownall
W. P. Hunt
Ipswich
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M. Cavanagh
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Liverpont
J. and A Livesey
Chorley
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Rathbone-place
G. Jackson, Jun
Tiger Hunt
Java
Royal Academy
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Underwood
Jay
Nogn
King’s College
Surrey-street
Faral
William Selfe
Aaron Eyles
Marlborough
Selfe
Eyles
Alfred Turner
Turner
Glasgcow
Tere
Sparks
Hereford Times
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