Martineau v Cox Mercantile Case Ruling on Partnership Books
English court holds a London partner not required to produce Portuguese firm books. Opinion clarifies that a partner need not know or demand foreign firm records and discusses the extent of a partner’s liability and enforcement limits in cross border business.
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Ewarts and Co
Baring Brothers and Co
Turpentine and other remedies in medical correspondence
A long reader's letter page discusses turpentine enemas and oil of turpentine as treatment for suspected parasites and eruptions. It includes various physicians' opinions, dosing ideas, cautions about limited efficacy of external applications, and mentions habits and moral advice for a patient. It also contains miscellaneous notes on commerce and historical remarks.
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Warm House Planting Advice Mixed With Correspondent Notes
The article discusses temperate care for hot house flora, noting tropical origins tolerate cold better than assumed. It advises dry air from October to March, minimal watering, and guards against frost, plus garden tips on sowing mignonette and propagating rhododendrons. It includes miscellaneous reader letters on theaters, insurance, and emigration.
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Weekly Chronicle
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Almanack offered with Warely Chronicle and Parliament reports
Notice to readers announces a December Almanack distributed separately to every Warely Chronicle purchaser. Urges customers to place early orders through newsmen for country friends, ensuring delivery. The Weekly Chronicle will publish full reports of Parliament sessions.
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Parleying over Reform Debates Shape New Political Winds
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes the Commons and Lords debates on reform and ballot rights, criticizing Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel while praising a forthcoming independent party. It notes the government’s pension list inquiry and public opinion shaping a possible shift to broader suffrage and political accountability.
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Lord Stanley
The Standard Seeks Reward for Ireland Ribbonmen Mystery
The Standard claims it possesses conclusive evidence of 20 000 ribbonmen in Ireland and proposes a reward for their discovery. It asserts it alone holds the secret and has shared pieces of intelligence with readers, suggesting the tale remains influential and veiled.
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Controversy over Ribbonism and Irish plots in Parliament
A Dublin era letter argues against circulating ribbonism charges and Tory-propagated plots in Ireland, notingions of a supposed 20 000 ribbonmen and urging exposure of any evidence. It predicts Lord Roden’s motion on Treland to test Mulgrave’s government and invites public scrutiny of the allegations.
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Facts and critics clash over liberal parliamentary integrity
The piece applauds Fact for admitting past errors about committee fees and defends the liberal members in parliament, led by Sir William Molesworth, from corruption charges. It asserts parliament holds disinterested men serving the public, while noting ongoing criticisms.
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