Irish Card and Parliament Notes Echo 1780s Tales
A miscellany column recounts Irish parliamentary bills on writing franks and press liberty, plus anecdotes of clerical marriage bets and a rash husband. It covers a Dublin Newgate rebuild clause, a Lord Eldon critique, a Marlborough verse, and a rash marriage wager with a 600s bond.
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The
of Commons
Parliament of Ireland
Newgate
Dublin
John Scott
Lord Eldon
Troyes
Paris News Summary of Continental Affairs and Domestic Turmoil
Paris journals report on the Naples king and Prince of Capua marriage issue, slave-trade debates, Spanish amnesty driving Carlist refugees home, Gibraltar burial clashes, and Balkans politics. London notes From Madrid to Vienna cover Warsaw amnesty hopes fading, Druses and Maronites under protection, and Crete and Turkey tensions. West Indies shipments rise, Jamaica and Barbados press reforms, and a severe Madeira storm causing heavy loss. Drury Lane reviews, a charity hospital club, and Liverpool political meeting criticize union and advocate reform. Military promotions and civic appointments fill the closing reports.
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Fravox
Paris
Constitutionnel
Naples
Capua
Europe
Duke de Broglie
Gibraltar
M. Levasseur
Dieppe
Warsaw
Poland
Gazette de Cologne
Beyrout
Lebanon
Tyre
Sidon
Biscari
Kan-he-seis
Khan Assein
Tippoo Saib
Syria
France
Belgium
London
Journal Des Vebats
United States
America
General Service
Union
Pensylvania
New York
Madrid
Senor Olozaga
Senate
Senor Becerra
Messieurs Zulueta
Ardoin
Ricardo
Vienna
Servia
Belgrade
Fonblanggue
Prince Esterhary
St. James's
Count Senfft Pilsach
Hague
Constantinople
Stratford Canning
Prince of Wales
West Ixpres
Clyde
Falmouth
West India
Kingston
Assize
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Antigua
St. Christopher's
Cuba
Trinidad
Brazils
H M
Rio Janeiro
Rosas
Garibaldi
Parana
Procida
Mandeville
Delardi
Arana
Oribe
Bajada
Rivera
Entre Rios
Rio de Janeiro
Do Comimercio
Ultimo
Baron Caxias
Rio Grande
Mavenna
Funchal
Machio
Samuel Dyer
Clerkenweil
Combe
Lucifer
Liam Hughes
Brunswick Square
Mr. Combe
Drury-lane
Nisbett
Mrs. Frail
Prue
Hoyden
Keeley
Ben
Mr. Andersen
Valentine
Lambert
Sampson
Beau
Hudson
Helen Faucit
Angelica
Hogarth
Drury Lane
Richard Hatton
Theatres Royal
Drury-lane Theatrical Fund
Harley
W. Bennett
University
Clan Cuatrence
Oxford
Iffley
Trinity
Magdalen-hall
Buckley
M‘douall
Bevan
Armytage
Woodman
Bishop
Bew Locton
Bew Gibbs
Snell
Exeter
Oriel
Hussey
Hughes
Healey
Layne
Bethell
Wilberforce
Prior
Bow Wilson
Bow Buller
Irivity
Devonshire Place House
New-road
Gibbons
Richmond
Edgeworth
Carlton
Reform Club
Liverpool
Bold-street
O'Connell
Greorge Smythe
George's Pier-head
Mr. O'Connell
Dublin
Kingstown
Griffin
Legislative Union
Ireland
Sherlock
Morris
Kearney
Collins
Complete Suffrage Association
Great Britain
Maguire
Eafter
O’connell
J. Musgrave
Broad-street
Sir John Pirie
Giltspur Street
Compter
Peter Laurie
Alderman Farebrother
Alderman Copeland
Newgate
Hudson Lowe
K.C.B
Geo. Townshend Walker
G.C.B
Chelsea College
Earl of Westmoreland
Lord Burghersh
Wm. Clinton
George Townshend Walker
Henry Bates
S2d
Robert Henry Dick
Bengal
Fyfe
Bates
United Service Gazette
Railways and Savings Bank Notices Amid Fire Reports
A mixed pages’ worth of 1830s items covers railway revenue by line totals, a Savines Bank note with annual comparatives, and multiple fires. It lists weekly traffic receipts for lines including Great Western and London and Birmingham, followed by a Richmond Savings Bank embezzlement case, anti corn law league updates, a monumental column decision, and various court items including a Crown press libel action and local misdeeds.
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Richmond Savings
Richmond
Belstead
Savings’ Bank
B. Hawes
Edward Penrhyn
Philip Garrick
Page
Henry Baker
Surrey
Thomas Reeve
Horsemonger-lane
Young
Anti-Corn-Law League
Picture
Newall
George Wilson
League Fund
League
J. S. Buckingham
W. Roaf
Wigan
Thomas Gisborne
Missionary Society Holds First Anniversary Meeting
The London and Westminster Auxiliary formed a branch to aid the parent society. The mission reports 107 stations and 117 missionaries in Africa and the east, with 733 schools and 41,000 scholars. Receipts for the year were £90,821 and expenditures £110,808. The Rev Robert Mosro chaired at George Hall Aldermanbury.
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Loxpon
Westtmiketgr Courch Mussionay Society
George Hall
Aldermanbury
Robert Mosro
Bridewell Hospital
Africa
East
London and Westminster Auxiliary
Royal Favorite and Traction Cure Claims in 1843 Review
A period piece catalogs the Royal Favorite Fisher's Danwine and artwork in a lavish edition edited by a noted author. It also lists numerous asthma and consumption testimonials tied to traction treatment by Mr Cronin and various London addresses, noting consulting hours at Craven Street.
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Street
Fistmouth
England
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Cronin
Mitchell
Cox and Greenwood’s
Charing-cross
C. Towell
Hungerford-market
Mr. Roberts
Great Maerlborough-street
W. Gering
Smith
Strand
Blundell
Viner
High Holborn
Mr. Carrington
Charles-street
Long-acre
Spight
Castle-street
John Whittaker
John-o'-Groat
Gray-street
Blackfriars-road
Mr. Payne
Ann-street
Waterloo-road
W. Jones
Yoo’s
Ona
Cannon-row
Westminster
Mr. Edmunds
Marchmont Street
Mr. Howard
Surrey-street
James Lamb
Covent Garden
William Lewis
Gloucester
Piccadilly
Mr. Lambert
Carburton-street
Fitzroy-square
Mr. Cartwright
Customs
Mrs. Young
Dean-street
Soho-square
Craven-street
Powell’s Balsam of Aniseed touted by nobility
A London advertisement claims Powell’s Balsam of Aniseed relieves coughs, shortness of breath, and asthma and recounts a case in which Bir Wright of Mile End Road allegedly recovered after using three bottles. The note warns the bottle is genuine only when government stamp markings are present and sold by Powell and authorized vendors.
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New South Wales
Elton
Kent
Auckland
Port Nicholson
Marylebone
Regent's Circus
Oxford Street
Muir
Palmer
Skirving
Gerrald
Margaret
W. Lowe
Gomm
Hume
Kirby
Tae Extraonpinany Cuauoh aGarst Cartaix Dovaras
Justice Patteson
Clarkson
Douglas
Queen's Prison
Chambers
Queen's Bench Prison
Capt. Donglas
Capt
Stephens
Lord Kenyon
East India
Court of Directors
Thettorney
Apnew
TRE Queen
Sharpnell
Robinson
Court of East India Directors
East India Company
H. N.S. Sharpner
Powell
Wright
Thomas Powell
Blackfriars-road
London
United Kingdom
Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King's College
Charing-cross
Gefire
William Brooke
Chion-street
Southwark
Metropolitan Hospital
King's College Hospital
Okg
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross Hospital
Deponent
Bransby Cooper
Bright
Gry's
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
City of London
Joan Pirin
Strand
Teronic-bar
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