AHF YOUTHFUL IMPOSTOR. A Novel in Three Volumes
Publication details list Paris and London publishers with multiple street addresses and printers. The notice names CG G Bennis in Paris and Hees Orme Brown and Green in London, with associated street addresses in central locations.
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Paris
G. Bennis
Rue Neuve St. Augustine
Amyot
Rue de la Paix
Trochy
Boulevard Des Galignant
Rue Vivienne
Baudry
Blackfriars Bridge Parapet Plan Approved by Council
The Court of Common Council heard a report from Mr. Prior on proposed Blackfriars Bridge works. Architects Boane Smirke and Hardwicke joined with Mr Walker to substitute a parapet for a balustrade, with contract changes deemed permissible by law officers. Totals for spandrel studs fascia cornice parapet and reducing rise amount to £10,495, with rise reduction and repairs noted as part of the plan.
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Prior
Blackfriare-bridge
Court of Common Council
Joh Boane
Robert Smirke
Philip Hardwicke
Walker
Blackfriars-bridge
Chatham-pla
Albion-place
Alker
Blackfriars Bridge
Hop harvests fall short as Worcestershire fair prices rise
Hop picking ends in Farnham with crop far below last year across Crondall Binstead Crookham and Odiham. At Worcester Hop Fair about 3000 pockets offered with 2100 pockets storm and advancing prices. Duty estimated at 15000 to 16000 pounds, prices steady from 15s to 93s per cwt, some superfine at 8s to 9s. Loop-picking near Mayfield ends strong with abundant quality boosting labourers, volume around 3000 pounds carried mainly by women and children to aid winter provisions.
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Farnham
Acre
Crondall
Binstead
Crookham
Odiham
Worcester
Hereford
Mayfield
Christmas Diner Advice From The Original Magazine
Mr Walker the Police Magistrate publishes a weekly Original brochure with remarks on dining. He praises simple tasteful meals, warns against overindulgence, and suggests easy plain dinners for small parties to improve social dining without cost or ceremony. He cites a Christmastime menu of crimped cod woodcocks and plum pudding with champagne as wholesome moderation.
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Walker
Gil Blas
Christ
Lethbridge v Best in a Royal Bombay suit for damages
In a civil case before Sir R. Palmer the King’s Bench hears damages claimed by Colonel Lethbridge against Captain Best for the elopement of his wife with Best. Damages set at 10,000 rupees amid testimony of family ties and breach of friendship.
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Lethbridge
Best
Taukelghaut
Captain Best
Mrs. Lethbridge
G. Rowlandson
England
Goongaum
Kaimptee
Taukelgaut
Ayah
Ayab
Lador
Mr. Best
R. Palmer
R. Comyn
Censors and Dupin in 1936 Almanack Reprint
The passage notes censors using red ink and M C Dupin compiling biographical notices of the last thirty illustrations of rage. In 1936 he aims to reprint the Roy Almanack of 1823 with minor alterations. Perrot, a dancer with a namesake censor, sought ministerial permission to alter the scene.
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M.C. Dupin
M. Dupin
Perrolt
Joss
Visit of the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria at Holkham
Royal guests arrived after a long journey to Holkham to be greeted by thousands in the park. A guard of honour formed by Coast Guard and Coke tenants preceded their arrival amid loyal demonstrations. Despite delays at Peterborough Wisbech and Lynn, the Duchess and Princess reached Holkham near eight o'clock as crowds cheered. A Wednesday deputation from Wells brought an official address to the welcomes.
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Wells
Holkham
Victoria
Anne Coke
Duchess of Kent
Euston
Port of Wells
Coke
Port of
Coast Guard
Peterborough
Wisbeach
Lynn
Princess Victoria
Duke of Norfolk
Marquis
Marchioness of
Tavistock
Lord Russell
Clements
Suffield
Easton
Fitzroy
Sherbourne
Major Keppel
Edward
Maria Keppel
Roger Martin
Jacob Astley
W. Folkes
Archdeacon Glover
Hunt
Proclamatory Edict by Genoa Board of Health on Cholera
The Genoa Board of Health abandons strict sanatory measures after observing limited spread and patient resilience. It endorses relying on calm living, divine mercy, and medical guidance, while outlining permissive regulations for home care, post death purification, open-field burial, and avoiding unnecessary trade restrictions.
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Board of Health
Provence
Nice
Duchy
Cuneo
Genoa
C. Costa
Advowsons of Bristol valued and to be sold
The Bristol advowsons in the corporation’s patronage are valued at 30 000 to 40 000 pounds and must be sold under the Act. Purchase money to buy government securities with interest paid to the borough land. Miles Coverdale buried under St Bartholomew church table on February 19 1568. In 1834 Russia imported 300 000 volumes in foreign languages and published 7% national works and 116 translations. 1834 saw 94 educational establishments founded including Kyiv Windsmir University.
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Corporation of Bristol
Bristol Journal
Miles Coverdale
St. Bartholomew by-the-Exchange
Russia
University of St. Windsmir
Kiew
OConnell visits Paisley and Greenock amid Emancipation discussions
The article recounts Mr. O Connell's Glasgow and Paisley engagements with Emancipation Society members. It notes crowds, orderly conduct, and cheers at Hope Street Chapel and the Low Church in Paisley. He endorses abolition and addresses US slavery issues, then proceeds to Greenock. It ends with brief Rome cholera notes and a Vatican procession plan.
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ODR
Paisley
Hope-street
O'Connell
Robert Graham
Whitehall
Scotland
James Johnston
North American
O'Connel
Exeter Hall
Glasgow Emancipation Society
United States
Mr. O'Connell
Tontine
O’connell
Hardie
Providence
Knox
Earl Grey
Lord Melbourne
Speirs
Mr. O’connell
Pearson
Kelly House
Wallace
M.P
Greenock
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John Thacker
Esa
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Einrotss and Co
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Stephenson
Bag
Pearce
Phillips
Thomas Browne
Messrs
Ladbrokes and Co
Rospectar
Winfield
Sickford Prowieces
Esfissa
Ghatist
and Bolger
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Bedford
Buckingham
Cambridge
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Cornwall
Cumberland
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Kent
Monmouth
Norfolk
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Shropshire
Stafford
Suffolk
Surrey
Blackfriars
Supreme Court
Calcutta
Arait
City OF London
King’s Bench
Tamlyn
ST. Mary's
Aldermanbury
John Kolle
Kolle
Addle-street
Henry Kolle
Cheapside
Goodeve
Trott
Rolle
ST. Nicholas
Lombard-Street
Pascoe Grenfell
John Jones
Church Yard
North Collingham
Barnewall
Cresawell
Craig
J. Antrobus
Elias Anne Lindo
Sharpe
Joseph Simson
Thomas Anthony
Pheney
Middlesex
King’s Head Inn
Enfield
Edmonton
Tottenham
South Mimme
Hadley
Fryern Barnet
South Mimms
Martin
D. W. Harvey
Gregory
Harvey
Liberals
Tories
Hampstead
H. James
Coventry
James
Lallade
Richard Parrot
Hawkins
Crown
Rex Vc. Rogers
Ward
Mr. James
Gainsborough
Matthew Sooby
Matthew Booby
Lincoln Gazette
Liverpool Advertiser
Liverpool
Plymouth
North Warwickshire
Birmingham
Borough of
Maldon
Chelmsford
Deere
Holaham
Rome
St. Peter’s
Allgemeine Zeitang
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