Texas Band and Emigration Company Prospectuses Now Ready
IFEB Trustees announce prospectuses with conditions and shares ready for delivery at offices 98 Gracedfirch-street Mr James Wetenhall broker 15 Cepthall-court Throgmorton Street Stock Exchange at Messrs Christoer Schutz Co 2 Christopher Street Figsbury-square maps of Texas available also from John Bell solicitor 28 Craven-street post-paid letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ytexas Band and Emigration Company
IFEB
Gracedfirch-street
James Wetenhall
Cepthall-court
Throgmorton-street
The
Stock Exchange
Messrs
Almanac notes Feb to Mar with tides and notable deaths
The piece lists daily entries from Sunday February 25 through Saturday March 3 including feast days such as Quinquagesima Shrove Sunday Ash Wednesday and St David's day with high water times. It marks the deaths of John Philip Kemble and John Wesley and Horace Walpole on their respective dates. It also notes the first appearance of the Spectator in 1711 and the first quarter moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lodge
John Philip Kemble
St. David's Day
John Wesley
Horace Walpole
Scotia
Manchester
Anna Maria
Birmingham
Owendall
Zjé
Owendill
Z. A
T. A
St. George’s
Boiteux
Newcastle
Perditus
T. Z
Herts
Woolwich
John Zephyr
TF. S
A. Q
Europe
Britain
Italy
Horticultural Society
Russia
Siberia
Hamburg
Sancho
Walworth
Orr and Co
Paternoster Row
Hampton Court
Pave Horticultural Journal
Catherine-street
Trans
Alata
Cape
New Holland
Mary
Forgery ruling in bill of exchange case Bowler v Miers
In an action on a bill of exchange Bowler as acceptor faced a forgery defense. Bankers’ letter stating the bill was represented as forged and discounted was admitted as evidence. The court refused a new trial, upholding the verdict for Bowler and allowing the prior holder’s declaration against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Begcy
Hillary
Miers
Midgley
R. Miers
Dignum
Bowler
London
Wis
FB. H
Salford
Doctors’ Commons
Chester Court
Walworth
Martha
Savings’ Bank
Walcot
Chronicle
Decimus Blackburn
G. W
Melton Mowbray
Old Bailey
T. Walton
N. B
GC. W. Z
Oxon
Tom Preston
Abi
W. Hodgkinson
St. Pancras
Henry B
London Docks
West India Docks
T.williams
BH. H
Squay
A. Z
Jere
D. D
Plymouth
New York
E. D
R. T
Devizes
Compounded Medicines and Garden Notes in 19th Century Journal
Pharmacist letters prescribe Perditus remedy and other tonics with detailed dosages. Readers request disease histories and suggest external bandages. Garden section discusses currants, propagation, Hamburg trades, and practical sowing, pruning, and bulb care with cultural tips.
Readers Letters and Notices from a Victorian Page
A compilation of reader queries and notices including insurance inquiries, requests for information from Exeter Hall, book references, author correspondence, and editorial notes on edition substitutions. The item captures cross-mentions to Parliament sayings, post office directions, and a request to suppress mistaken town editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z
Henricus Thomas
Exeter Hall
W. H
Wizetelly and Co
Fleet Street
P. Essense
Pembroke
George Edmond
G. J
Col. Maberly
Post-ofice
J. L (Semple
Scribonius
Justicia
J. D
C. E. W.—Fra Dicvolo
Working Men’s Association
The Ballot Division and Its Results An English Crisis
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes resignations after the Grote motion and warns Lord John Russell may quit. It notes press speculation about government stability, party realignments, and the risk of ministerial collapse amid Irish policy battles and the ballot movement. It lauds Brougham’s slave trade speech and calls vigilance on poor law administration, pledging defense through the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord John Russell
Sir Robert Peel
Lords
Commons
Mr. Fielden
Lord Brougham
Fielden
Grote
Hume
Warburton
Lord Dungannon
Sibthorpe
Robert Peel
West India
Weekly Chronicle
The Edge of the Wedge Ballot Motion Debate
The article discusses Sir Harry Verney’s ballot motion urging trial by ballot in elections. It notes support and objections and likens the approach to an edge of the wedge, warning that initial adoption could spread nationwide with few barriers. It mentions figures like Lord Robert Grosvenor and Mr Als ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Verney
H. Verney
Robert Grosvenor
Alston
Slaney
Sir H.verney
Parliament passes electors bill after party division
In the House of Commons the third reading of the parliamentary electors bill was carried by seventeen votes. The measure splits the payment of rates from registration, while Lord John Russell rejected Duncombe's amendment to abolish rates. The government faced pressure from peers yet moved forward, risking Peel's cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
House of Lords
John Russell
Mr. Duncombe
Sir Robert Peel
Ewart Likely To Win Marylebone Contest Against Teignmouth
A Marylebone by election is imminent as Sir Samuel Whalley withdraws. The field pits Mr. Ewart of Liverpool against Lord Teignmouth, with liberal support focused on Ewart and calls to avoid split by Col. Thompson or Mr. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle-On-Tfyne
Shields
Sunderland
R. C. Carruthers
R.C. c
Chronicle
London
Weekly Chronicle
Samuel Whalley
Marylebone
Ewart
Liverpool
Lord Teignmouth
Cel. Thompson
Mr. Young
Col. Thompson
Mr. Ewart
Westminster Dinner Noted O Connell Accusations Stir Tories
The Westminster dinner to Mr. O Connell on Wednesday drew Sir De Lacy Evans in the chair and featured an eloquent speech by O Connell. He accused Tory election committees of corruption, with conservatives and liberals alike condemned for partisan conduct in election petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
O’connell
de Lacy Evans
Order of the Bath
Peninsula
Ireland
Resignation of Lord John Russell Reported
An authoritative source says Lord John Russell decided to resign on Friday morning after the ballot division. Officials expect the acceptance by Her Majesty to be announced hour by hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord John Russell
Divisions on the Ballot and Poor Law Debate
The Chronicle promises to publish a precise list of divisions on Tuesday night as Mr Fielden moves to repeal the poor law amendment act. It urges readers to save the lists to compare parliamentary votes with hustings promises and guide future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielden
Patriots seize arms and threaten battle at Bois Blanc
Report from Detroit dated January 7 1838 says patriots seized a schooner with 300 stands of arms and plan to seize Bois Blanc island opposite Fort Malden with about 500 volunteers. Canadian forces include 450 militia and two volunteer negro companies. General Sutherland reportedly commands the patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Bois Blanc
Fort Malden
Interior
Sutherland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nichelas-lane
Lombard-street
W. A. Kenrien
Bristol
G Payne
e@ Wrexcy Conexicts
Castle Millstreet
G. Payne
Midand Counties
Erbert Ingram
H. Ingram
Chapel Bar
Nottingham
Norfolk
J Riches
Lynn
Wisbech
Ayisham
Canoniclee
J. Riches
St. George's
Bridge-street
Norwich
J.C. Riches
Norfolk Street
Hewiett
E Brill
Horton
Cawley
Worminghall
Ickford
Phoenix Fire Office
Lfred Carlile
Alfred Carlile
Water-lane
Fleet-street
Coldstream Guards
Bolton
Huddersfield
Darlington
Stone
Newark
Wellington Barracks
Londons
Infantry Barracks
Windsor
Alfred-place
Bedford-square
Smith
Gocoa
Bucklersbury
Cheapside
Upper Thames St
Rostock
Mecklenburgh
Messrs. Terry and Sons, Merchants
Hull
H. Fentum
Northumberland-street
Charing-cross
N.B
Chater
Little St
Queen Street
Killarney
W. N. Clark
Warwick Lane
Sunbeam
W. Kidd
Tavistock-street
J.norris
Fetter
IDD
Quarterly Review
J. Norris
Feller Jane
George Cruiksuank
Cruikshank
Morning Post
Fetter Lane
Golden Perch
Trong
N.B. Sadlers
J. Cheek
Briand
Britannia Patent
Samuel Hawkins
Bishopsgate
LEGAL
Boytawicar
Commercial
Sporting
Antiquarius
High- Flyer
Sam
Tom Belcher
Jem
Tommas
Jacksons
W. Davenant
Shakspeare
Dulwich Gallery
Yates
Mr. Bruton
Mr. Ewins
Curtis
Perkins
Crawley
Peter
Exeter
Pegasus
South Australia
Arere Tenet
Henley
T. J
New Brentford
Bridport
Hussey Vivian
Morning Chronicle
Lord Melbourne
John
Duke of Wellington
Jong
Parliamentary Proceedings
Canada
Boss Blanc Island
Lake Erie
Patriots
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!