Maryla bone electors seek nomination for Parliament
The Maryla bone borough electors request that MZ Hall permit herself to be nominated to represent the borough in Parliament, praising her liberal stance and progressive Reform support after three terms. Signatures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mary
Marylabone
Monmouthshire
Gerylenex
Mary-la-beune
House of Commons
Liberal Party
St. James’s Place
B. Hall
Art of Carving Simplifier and Cookery Books Advertised
An advertisement lists Kidd's Practical Instructions in the Art of Fashionable Cookery and The Parisian and English Cookery Book, priced inexpensively, with multiple engravings and endorsements. W Kidd publishes from Tavistock Street Covent Garden and markets French and English kitchen arcana to housekeepers and gourmands alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDD
Kidd
Monsieur Hautenjambes
Bell’s Messenger
W. Kidd
Tavistock Street
Covent Garden
Extraordinary London Directory and Amusement Guide
An upbeat advance notice for IDD s London Directory and Amusement Guide detailing London sights and nightlife. It promises vivid depictions of life in the city with 33 engravings by Cruikshank and partners, noting amusements, exhibitions, pleasures, and deceptions for visitors and residents alike. Published by W Kidd at Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDD
London
George and
Gober
Cruikshank
Seymour and
Bonner
First Sunday in Lent and Garden Advice Explored
The piece combines liturgical references with detailed gardening guidance. It notes Lent observances and moon phases, then shifts to practical garden work including sowing beans and peas, transplanting lettuce and cabbage, staking peas, and managing pests, with reminders about early season care and winter’s lingering bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Fragmented 19th Century Letters On Law Morals And Society
A long collection of reader responses and notes discusses philosophy religion and social issues. It includes observations on Hazlitt Brougham and Malthus, legal questions on marriage legitimacy and pregnancy, medical notes on liver disease and dropsy, and brief items on registry acts divorces clubs and old world customs. It notes debates on the Napoleonic Code and English law and quotes various correspondents with occasional critical commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlitt
Apo
Lord Brougham
Ashley
Comartyra
Cause of Liberty
Horne Tooke
Rue Vivienne
Paris
Betelho
Liverpool
Morocco
Meknoea
B.C
Sitemondi
l'Economie Politique
Henning and Bate
M.collas
Atorney-General
England
J. G
House of Commons
John Ruseels
T. M
Maurice
Morgan
O'Connell
A. B
Comstons
Prince of Denmark
Jurisprudentia
Lord Coke
France
Gardiner Peerage
Committee of Privilege
House of Lords
Duncombe
Middle-row
Holborn
C.F. N
Gazette of
Putney New Bells
Veritas
I. J
Society of Odd Fellows
London
Manchester
Order of Odd Fellows
Clara
Sterne
Westminster
Chambers
Weekly Chronicle
Albertus
C.D
Richard
United Service Club
Naval Club
Bond Street
Stevens
Miles
Political Cross Currents in Uncertain Parliament
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes the fight between Democracy and Aristocracy in Parliament, arguing Whigs hinder reform while Tories risk reform by opposing it. It condemns imprisonments for debt and praises a bill to abolish them, while critiquing Mr. Spring Rice and his Bank of England maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Bank
Netice
Court of Common Pleas
London and Westminster Bank
Bank of England
James William Gilbart
John Russell
Ireland
House of Lords
Peel
Tories
England
Spring Rice
House of Commons
Commons
The
Chronicle
Times
Herald
Post
Globe
Constitutional
Courier
Unstamped Newspaper Defiance Sparks Somerset House Clash
The Times and other papers mock officials while the Stamps Commissioners push Stamp Law. Carlile and his son seek to publish the Phenix without stamps, are refused, then threaten to print unstamped sheets as a protest, prompting a reversal by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Carlile
The
Phenix
Somerset House
City Financial Turbulence Cited With Mixed Signals
City intelligence notes reduced fears of widespread commercial failures after a tense period of large due payments. Banks, stock markets, and foreign exchanges show modest movement with some lenders cautious, while Liverpool wholesale grocers Reddish and Co face £250,000 liabilities and the silk trade remains strained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Messrs. Reddish and Co
New York
Mangland
Great Britain
Warwick and Cos
Londom
West Indies
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Bayonne
Don Carlos
Chancery
Tha
Holland
South America
London and Birmingham Railway
Greenwich
Great Western
North Midland
Brighton
Southampton
Crry
India
Tattersalls betting odds and horse names feature heavily
Sporting Intelligence reports lively betting at Tattersalls on Monday and Thursday. Prices show various horses like Makometan Caravan and Bay Middleton drawing support while many others remain unchanged or offered. Closing odds list multiple runners and bets, noting little movement in the Portland Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall's
Bay Middleton
Makometan
Jersey
Anson
Jereed
Gardner
Stradbroke
Osbaldeston
Hercules
Theobald
J. Scott
Caravan
Garcia
Tredrille
Portland
Tattersall’s
Greville
Mange
Exeter
Dardanelles
Peel
Clifton
Cooke
Norgrove
Thornhill
Mouche
Irish Government Debates and Reform Motions in Parliament
The House of Commons and Lords discuss Irish governance, church rates, and education under Lord Grey and Lord Melbourne. Speakers defend ministry actions on Ireland, Mulgrave pardons, and protest proposed Catholic corporations. Abolition of church rates and Poor Law reform feature in petitions and committee debates.
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House OF Comnons
Wen
Apa
Ae Bill Wag le
Rocux
Lucas
Harpy
H. Grar
Serjeant Lerzey
Wear
Agaizet
Trish
J. Rissell
Morpeth
Hiere
Uni Dunij
Tts
Mulgrave
Systera
Irelang Ia
Ireland
James Grama
Kilkenny
Mr. O'Connell
Bath
James Graham
Iri
Crowe
Sergeant Jackson
Baronet
Gregent
Earl Grey
J. Russell
Viscount Melbourne
J.C. Honmouse
House of Lords
Bart
Cumberland
R. Penn
Lord Grey
Peech
Treland
Homse
Joan Russeut
Tuursday
Marquis of Lawanowne
Milton Union
Home and Colonial Department
Lonp Cloxcurry
College of Maynooth
Lory Brovenam
Bisner
Exar ER
Education Board
House OF Commons
Spraxir
Lupstow
Common Council
Ludhéw
Committee of Privileges
L. Charlton
Post Office
Woop
Admiralty
Walzace
Recorder's Court
D. W. Harvey
Wortley
Worley
Hune
Lord Stanley
J. Russexx
Maclean
Maynooth
J. Russent
Hume
Cambridge
Oxford
Mahmoud
Constantinople
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Benjamin Hall, Esq
Thregmorton-street
Jan
Hastings
J. Tunner
Derby
G. Jewitt
Curzon Stater
Deer
Curzon Street
Jiches
Werxlg CuromicLe
St. George's
E Bridge Street
Norwich
London Mercury
Bell
Radical
True Son
B. W. Harvey
Hetherington
Sunday Evening Globe
Gratis
Champion
Cobbett’s
Ews
Patriot
Marquis of Chandos
County Chronicle
Tory Ry
Bell’s Life
Mark-Lane Express Christian Advocate - Watchman
Methodist
Sedan
Spectator For
Sbauurist
John Bull
Weekly Post
Star In the East
Wisbech
Norwich Mercury
Bore Post
D. N.B
John
Howard
Norfolk-street
Lynn
E. Clare
Coltishall
Norfolk
Joseph Tolliday
St. Ives
Whittingham
Acre
J. Hastings
East Dereham
Ke. Cha
Whaley and Co
Holywell Street
Strand
Pottery Mechanics’ Institution
Potteries
G. Pilgrix
Staffordshire
Moore
Harney
Dean
Marshall
W. Marshall
John Veneer
United Church of England
Teland
T. Kelly
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
Astyada Chao
Moaxina
Sun
Sots
Hien Warer
Hien
Seta
Hrew Waten
Hiex Watsen
Mars
R. G
the Weekly Chronicle
City Intelligence
London and Birmingham
Croydon
Westminster Bo
Birmingham
Ce Ioitte
Leesdis
Caoutchouc Company
Rhymney Iron
South Eastern
Dover
British N. American Bank
Sporting Intelligence
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