Disgraceful Proceedings at Ipswich in Election Riot
A correspondent reports a brutal Ipswich election scene with bribery intimidation and violence in favor of Sir Thomas Cochrane. Voters were mobbed, a London journalist was attacked, and clergy and church influence cited. Gibson plans a petition to unseat Cochrane claiming rigged results and ruffianism by ultra-pious Tories.
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T. Cochrane
Serine
Gibson
Tim
Thomas Cochrane
Titeicelion
Cochrane
Ipswich
Commons
Colchester
London
Rodwick
Fitzroy Kelly
RLF
Mrr. Kelly
Kelly
Pilgrim
Doctor Btough
Gibgon
Thos. Cochrane
Mr. Gibson
Wason
Morning Chronicle
Queen’s weekend round of royal engagements in London
The Queen with the Countess of Burlington and a large royal suite attended the Queen Dowager on Saturday, rode in an open carriage, and later patronized the Italian Opera. On Sunday she attended divine service at St James's Chapel with a clergy staff, and returned to Buckingham Palace. She again visited the Italian Opera on Tuesday with the same entourage.
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Countess of Burlington
Leiningen
Anairing
Col. Cavendish
Theresa of
F. Stevin
Marquis of Normandy
Viscount Melbourne
Chapel Royal
St James's
London
St. Peter
Haden
Povah
Messrs
Hereford
Miss Paget
Miss Murray
Lord Gardner
Buckingham Palace
C. A. Murray
American Hospitality and Yankee Wit in Travel Narrative
A travel anecdote recounts American hospitality as a host persuades a captain with a room full of locals to share wine at his expense. It also notes frontier politeness at a Lake Huron wharf. Additional vignettes describe evading laws, Van Buren’s levee controls, republican independence in Cincinnati, and the habit of whittling in eastern states.
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Lake Huron
Baltimore
van Buren
England
Jackson
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Byron
Ada
Telemachus
Vermont Hill
Queen Dowager visits Buckingham Palace and court appointments
Queen Dowager Adelaide with the Princesses of Hohenlohe visits the Queen and Duchess of Kent at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday. The Countess of Sandwich named lady of the bedchamber replacing the ailing Marchioness of Breadalbane. A Hyde Park insult case against a 28 year old man is heard at Queen-square police-office with his remand after surrender to bail.
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Queen Adelaide
Hohenlohe
Duchess of Kent
Buckingham Palace
Hype-Park
Queen-square
Hyde-park
Farrow
Messrs
Minshull
The Chartists Petition Debates in Parliament
Lord Boovanam presents two petitions from Lovett and Collins alleging July arrest for seditious libel and mistreatment in Warwick gaol. They describe naked strip searches, bathing with other prisoners, hair cutting, poor diet, confinement, and restricted reading. Parliament discusses possible inquiry and government responsibility.
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Lord Boovanam
Lovett
Collins
National Convention
Birmingham
Warwick
Lyndhurst
Lord Melbourne
Duke of Wellington
Lord Lyspuerst
Marquis of Lansnowne
Earl of Warwick
Earl of Clarsapox
Lord Repesspale
House OF Commons
Leaner
Messrs
Lovett and Collins
Lords
Lord Brougham
Canada
Joan Russevy
Lower Canada
Hume
O'Connel
Orange Lodges
Bank OF Ireland
Emigrant Ship Hire Bids Sought by New Zealand Land Co
The Directors of the New Zealand Land Company invite tenders for hiring a ship of 350 to 500 tons for emigrants from the Clyde to New Zealand in September and for a ship of at least 400 tons from London to New Zealand in September. Tender details available at London Adelphi office and Glasgow office. bids due after July 25 with a final reception on May 29 at 3 pm.
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NEW Zealand Land Company
Clyde
New Zealand
London
Adam Street
Adelphi
Queen-street
Glasgow
Cantain
W H. Whitehead
India-buildings
Liverpool
Oide
National Gallery Frames Offered at Surprising Prices
Public notice announces 10000 frames for the National Gallery of the Western Exhibition, with The Palace The Mansion and The Cottage Frame designs priced low to beat competition. Trade allowances apply for dozen orders. orders to Brown and Co Frame Depot Holmet-court Strand.
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Mation AL Galaez
MPMHE
Hel
Met-Court
Strand
National Gallery of the
Wexx Ry Canonene
National Gallery
Wellington
Lou
London
Ss. Wilvergal
Wen
Weekly Chronicle
Benevolent Insurance and National Benefit Society Name Officers
British insurance society based at Lincoln's Inn Fields announces capital £250,603 with two share classes. Deposit and share amounts detailed. officers include The Earl of Euston M P Lord Teigamonth M P Bord Skelmersdale George Birkbeck M D Nruverto and others.
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Benevolent Insurance
National Benefit Society
Lincoln's Inn-Fields
London
Sachs
Atrons
the Earl of Euston
M.P
Lord Teigamonth
Bord
Eeq
Ames Gann
James Garrard
Granville
T. Hutchinson
Campbell
Wanacne
Bank of England
Lhst
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Storm harms Eccaleobian eggs and hatchlings
The Sunday storm devastated the Eccaleobian brood. Mr Bucknell estimates about half of over a thousand developing nascentings will die. Mature birds died from ruptured yolk sacs, likely from distress, while earlier stages show little change. Bucknell notes similar losses in the past and calls it a striking example of atmospheric disturbance on life.
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Bucknell
Money markets and bond prices in late nineteenth century notes
Lists prices and premiums for currencies bonds and railway shares. Includes Spanish bonds Danish three per cent Dutch and Brazilian bonds Belgian shares and the Great Western Railway and London banks with various premiums discounts and bids.
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Great Western Railway
London
Insolvent and Bankruptcy Notices from the London Gazette
Insolvent William Parlour of Liverpool share-broker. Bankrupts include Thomas Robinson Hungerford-street and others. Certificates granted August 2 for Alexander Miller and William Dawes. Seven partnerships dissolved among brokers grocers brewers distillers and merchants. Listings cover insurers underwriters wheelwrights and various trades with names and places across London and beyond.
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William Parlour
Liverpool
Thomas Robinson
Hungerford-street
Strand
John Root
James Wedderburn Christie
Burdett St
Walworth Common
Wiliam Ward
Leeds
William Henry Desble
Princes-street
Bristol
John Peermah
Christchurch
Southampton
Johin Glover
Stafford
Anthony Atkinson
Barnard-castle
Durham
Farrier
Alexander Miller
Thayer-street
Manchester-square
William Dawes
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
Thomas Bell Carruthers
Dowgate-hill
Philip Ingram
George Bush
Jou
East and West India
Daniel Clarke
Alfred Wardley
St. Mary
Issing On
Edward Ford
Alfred Tate
Drury-lane
Coles Chid
Herbert Russell Mortimer
Lloyd's Coffee-house
James Braby
John Braby
Lambeth
Wheelwrighte
Wiliam Feilden
John Entwisle
William Townley
London
William Feilden
Thomas C. Kempson
Benjamin Shipway
Birmingham
Walter Forrester
John Agnew
Paisley
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in London Gazettes
Insolvents include W J Plenty and T C Dixon. bankrupts named across multiple trades such as box manufacturers cotton manufacturers chemists and grocers. certificates and farmerships dissolved listed with names and trades. notes include August 6 as certificate date and locations across England and Wales.
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London Gazettes
W. J. Plenty
Weet Smithfield
T. C. Dixon
Gravesend
Oilman
E. Mogridge
Ottery St. Mary
Devonshire
Kennedy and Hill
Llanhilleth
Monmouthshire
Cooper and Case
Manchester
Barter and Amsworth
Warrington
Lancashire
W. Margnall
J. Thompson
Mansheater
S. Kent
Salford
H. Mason
Calver
Derbyshire
D. Worthington
W. W. Stabbing
Gracer
J. T. Buckley
Liverpool
Chessefactor
W. Hobley
Warwick
J. Fairbank
Manningam
Yorkshire
C.jackson
Macclesfield
G Cowper
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J Poulton
Lane End
Staffordshire
J. Thomas
Bridport
Dorsetshire
T. Vinson
Bideford
Z. Bach
Birmingham
Haberdasher
T Poynter
Aldgate
High Street
J. Bloomer
Hazen Owen
Shrpshire
Exeter
Cope
Scrivener
R. Philip
Licnfield
Sussex
Malsier
W. Gunnell
Irencester
Carrier
Livernol
Draper
J. W. Thompson
Kingaton-upon-Thames
Byng and Burrows
Kegworth
Leicestershire
White and Hall
Regent-street
Waterlow and Morland
Birchin Laze
Corphit
T. and
D. Littlejohn
King Williamstress
Bolton, Bell
Merriman
Austin Friars
Joseph Copsland Bell
Brittain and House Shetche
Hinchliffe and Hayes
Westormwich
Unthank and Gray
Kinegston-n on-Hull
Cant J Plight
Park-place
St. James's
Stewart and Simpson
Birchinane
Yookinson and Jowett
Bradford
York-hire
Srass
Iron-Foundere
Mackenzie and Baring
Newgates
Red
Davies
8 Water
Pugh
Philpot-lane
Beef and Mutton Prices Steady despite Strong Demand
Newgate and Teadenhall report plentiful supply with demand keeping prices stable at last quoted levels. Beef 38 2d, Mutton 32 2s 448 2d, Veal 3s 8d 48 84, Lamb 40 4d 46 54 2d 5p. Poultry and eggs listed: Fowls 23 6d to 43 6d, Geese 43 6d to 68 6c, Ducks 2s 6d to 33, Turkeys 23 to 53. Eggs 48 3d to 53 per 120.
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Smithfield
Newgate
Teadenhall
Husangerford
Thames
Hay Market Prices and Variations by Location
Report of hay Clover and straw prices at Hay Markets Smithfield Hanesmory and Recent's Pang. Prices range from hay four pounds five shillings to four pounds ten and straw mainly around two pounds eight shillings to two pounds ten. Clover prices span five pounds to five pounds ten shillings. Multiple locations show similar trends.
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Smithfield
Hanesmory
Marriages At S J Martins Fields And St George Hanover Square
On the 18th inst Theodore Foulks eldest son of Arthur Foulks Clifton Gloucestershire wed Theodora daughter of Rev Isham Saggs Rector Wark Northumberland. On the 16th inst Henry William Des Voeux only son of Sir Charles Des Voeux Bart wed Lady Sophia Grealey widow of Sir Roger Gresgey Bart.
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Theodore Foulks
Arthur Foulks
Clifton
Gloucestershire
Theodora
Isham Saggs
A.M
Wark
Northumberland
St. George's Hanover Square
Henry William Des Voeux
Charles Des Voeux
Sophia Grealey
Roger Gres
Bart
Cotta
Ceylon
Elzabeth
J. F. Haslam
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Pym Denton, Esq
Whittington
Derbyshire
Stoke
Devonport
Frances
William Holt
R.N
Barnsbury-place
Islington
Mrs. Grey
Wm. Grey
Highbury
Stock Exchange
Hethoal-green
Joseph Merceram
Ray
Walter Row
Great Marlborough-street
Gospel Magazine
Leamington
Francis Fortescue Turville
Bosworth Hall
Downe Lodge
Wandsworth
St. Pancras
Edward Coleman
Her Majesty's Cavalry
Royal Veterinary College
London
The
Royal Society
Essex
Chester Square
Winthrop Mackworth Praed
Aylesbury
Trinity Callege
University
Classified Advertisements Printed at Strand 1839
Printed at No 837 Strand Middlesex by Tous Nerais of 58 Vetterlane London for the proprietors DY Chantes Penny at No 857 Strand the office for advertisements and communications all requests July 21 1839.
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Middlesex
Tous Nerais
Vetterlane
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London
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