Bevisst Fassty and Royal Figures in Various Notices
Miscellany itemizing a royal youth visit by special train to Brighton and Windsor events, plus scattered notices on princes, noble deaths, wills, public appointments, and postal espionage abolition. Includes details of Princess Sophia Matilda's will and bequests, East Cornwall Conservative candidacy, and various society notices from Dublin to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevst Fassty
Royal Feroiy
Brighoop
Windsor
Tows
Paddington
London
Stuttgardt
Louis Christian Augustus Hohenlohe
Langenbourg
Ernest of
H Ienlohe
Gustave Hohenlohe
Louisa
Christian Frederick of
Hohenlohe Hkiernberg
Wortemberg
Siica
Dublin Evening Post
Marquess of
Sige
Dublin
Wirt
Siepnya Matit
Ailker Ruyal
St. George's Chapel
Duke of
Gloucester
Ediburgh
Boussmaid
Waldegrave
X&c
Mary Queen Victoria
Used
Edinburgh
Holland
Prince Aube
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Alice Maud Mary
Paris
Ernesi
Hanover
Leo
Duchess of
Cembridge
Giamonds
Charlotte
George
Cambridge
Salvstor Rosa
Veluatle Seminary
Duke of Glucester Reai
Banes Piatt
Chancery Lane
Sidney Herbert
Robert Peel
Baronet
Whitehall Gardens
Deatre
Ancupeaces
Batson
Cinnfert
Eliest
Clenfert
Edward Wood
Fsq
Northumberland Wharf
Strand
West of England
Wiliam Pile Cares
Antony House
East Cornwall
Carew
Cornwall
Earl of
R. Scott
Richard Hill
Balliol College
Ee Sruons
Marnyrepone
Grance Daxment
Asouitios
General Post Office
General Post-office
Home Office
Beade
Foreign Letter Department
Pitt
Dancombe
Fiosbure
Mauzaui
George Jones
Jones
Princess's Theatre
Freduri
Bis Education
Bis. Po
Frauds upon the Revenue at Westminster Court
A lengthy trial opens in Westminster over distillery frauds led by George Smith. Evidence traces mis calculation of draughts, illicit water channels, and siphoning between Smith's Buck's Row distillery and his brother's rectifying house. Witnesses describe pipes, inspections, and experiments that allegedly diverted duty payments and allowed unapproved transfers of spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Buck's Row
Whitechapel
Drinkwater
Horinkwater
Evan Cameron
Thomas Frankish
Robert Batten
Mr. Cameron
Mr. Smith
Cameron
Vut No. 17
No. 8
T. Wildeere
Terrible and other warships launch at Deptford docks
A late 19th century style newspaper item reports the launch of the Terrible war steamer at Deptford with ten thousand spectators. It notes dimensions and paddlebox capacity, the Odin and Spitfire vessels under construction, and mentions the christening of Miss L Hall. Also covered are royal, legal, and theatre notices plus race betting updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
France
Tabith
Raiatea
Jur University of Oxfonn Asp Mn
Hebdomadal Board
Ward
Herald
Fink
Kensixatox
James Tanks
George-place
Kenington
Laacsen
Deptford
Adolphus Fitclarence
G.C.B
Charles Napier
George Sreith
Austin
Otway
Rivers
Baron Gersdoff
Robert Burdett
Mies L. Hall
Koo Huzee
Jupiter
Helyer
Sop
Lang
Leopgth
Sarah Lyons
Central Criminal Court
Ann Lucy Mackay
Lucy Ann
Ballentine
No. 40
York Place
Charlotte Lyons
Ballantine
Mary Eldridge
Maria Sugden
T. Searle
Polonius
O'Rorke
Hudson
Gardens
Versailles
Duke of
Anjou
Pescession
Baron de Beaupré
Spain
Miss Woolgar
Duke of Anjou
Dreas
Isaac Day
Parry
Mancer
Rolls
John Day
Armstrong
Semilacria
St. Lawrence
Kildare
Graville
Egat
Peel
Anson
Lord Chesterfield
Pam
Johnstone
Operation of the New Tariff a Confidential Treasury Study
The article reports on a government document set detailing the 1842 tariff changes and their revenue effects. It describes a large table of 813 articles across seven schedules with class divisions A to E, showing import quantities and duties for years before and after the tariff, with examples from Schedule WIL. It notes sharp drops in copper ore duties, revenue losses from amber, timber shifts between colonial and foreign sources, and mixed results from reductions in bark mahogany and oil duties, plus rising chicory imports signaling coffee adulteration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Cisss D
Poon
Rubert Peel
Cunonters
Medias Res
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Glasgow
Nick
Peel
House of Commons
Himeric
Canada
England
Newdegate
Lord Beaumont
Robert
Turpin
Duval
John Bull
Maynooth
Sydney Smith
Duke of Wellington
Cours
Brougham
Lord Aberdeen
Earl of Wharncliffe
O'Connell
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Ripon
Freddy
Mr. Gladatony
Mr. Gladstone
Hwmn
Ho Balda
Mir. Gadstonn
Fire and shipwreck traged y at Sidwell Place and river disaster report
A Thursday night blaze at No 1 Sidwell Place Lambeth endangers two children and damages the back passage with smoke and collapsed furniture. Fire brigades attend but are not needed after brave escape. A separate river accident near Barking and Woolwich sinks a hatch boat with four dead or missing, while an inquest in Giltspar Street records a natural death amid prison relief debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawpetu
Nannow
No. 1
Sidwell Place
Broadwall
Lambeth
Waterloo Road Brigade
West of England
Duprey
Barking
Woolwich
William Byford
Essex
Billingsgate-market
Byford
James Leach
London
Chapman's Head Beacon
Devil's House
W.N.W
Byfords
Leach
Vesge
Payne
Giltspar Street Compter
Phaede Clarke
Oston
Hoggett
Mansier-house-place
Smithfield
Compter
Sophia Payne
Agai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birstingham
Gloster
Croydon
Bristol and Gloster
Liverpool
Manchester
Eastern Counties
Manch
Leeds
Hull
Fairsburgh
Glagow
Midland Counties
Great Western
Manchester and
Birming
Newcastle and Curliale
Glascow
Paisley
Ayr
Newcaste
Darlington
THE
Overland Mail
Two o'Croce
Weprespar
Marseilles
Paria
Madrid
Extraordinary Express
Silk
Aia
Cotton Twist
Goulburn
Delhonsle
Board of Trade
Lord Dalhousie
Dalhousie
Baring
Thomas Fremantia
Ireland
Tufnell
James Graham
Orta Lord Lincoln
Thames
Lord Jocelyn
Lord Ashley
Privy Gardens
Palace Yard
Lord Jobn
Treasury Bench
Lord Delbausie
Russell
League
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Bis Garter
Society
Paps
Miles
Mr. Miles
Bond
Petto
Buckingham
Ais
Nonce
Nen
Tin
Protection Society
Moat
Church of Ireland
Ved
Benyina
Torylam
Eball
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