Commercial School Details and Warehouse Space Advertised
DOCATION in a first-rate Commercial Establishment under nine years of age at four guineas per quarter. Three resident Masters supervise pupils with principal present. domestic staff under the principal's wife. Also warehouse for large wholesale concern in Upper Thames-street with immediate possession. Board production and woollen rag imports offered with pricing and locations.
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Hilary Term Opens Amid High Water Data
The note records the start of Hilary Term on Thursday with high water times listed for morning and afternoon. It also marks Lavater's death on Friday January 12, 1801, with corresponding high water timings for the day.
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Liability of a principal to a del credere agent case unfolding
A London corsx-factoring firm sues Usborne of Limerick over 1600 to 2000 barrels of prime Limerick oats. dispute centers on non disclosure of principal, weight and quality claims, and alleged fraud by shipment to F Alexander. The court nonsuits the plaintiffs, citing improper contract formation and need to disclose principal.
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John
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Readers letters debate public life and titles in London society
A collection of reader queries and opinions covers topics from patronage and baronetcy to the style of widows after a knighted husband. It includes notes on hunting traditions, Hyde Park history, and a quip on early handkerchief manufacture at Paisley, closing with a teaser about Christmas conundrums.
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A Graphic Satire on Colonial Governance and Execution
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