A Court Flower Show Amid Diverse Horticultural Notes
Fragmented OCR essay lists colonial romance, tobacco trade, and a court flower show. It cites Wren Loveless marrying Lady Jenny, notes Virginia cultivation and women shipped for wives, then sketches a flower show with roses, sunflowers, and bishops as a curious mixing of horticulture and social commentary.
Wellesley and Brougham Devotion to Classical Taste
A Victorian fragment discusses Marquis Wellesley and Lord Brougham as rivals in political thought and friendship with Pitt versus Fox. It notes epitaphs and inscriptions drafted by Wellesley for a daughter’s memory and a pedestal statue of the Duke of Wellington, including Latin lines and a reflection on enduring fame.
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Marquis Wellesley
Lord Brougham
Lord Wellesley
Brougham
Mr. Pitt
Fox
Kingston House
Pitt
Pete Cwlestes
Marquess Wellesley
Duke of Fington
London
Conservata
TVIS
Evrupy
Invictvm
Europe
Asia
Insolvent and bankruptcies listed in London gazette
Londres Insolvent W Lyon of Woodford Essex named. Bankrupts include E and R Fennell Aldermanbury Postern city warehousemen and cotton yarn manufacturers J Coats St John street draper T G Martin Great Winchester street Old Broad street city wine merchant C Allen Devizes cattle dealer among many others with numerous dividends notices and certificates across trades and regions
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W. Lyon
Woodford
Essex
E. and
R. Fennell
Aldermanbury
Postern
City
J. Coats
St. John-street
T. G. Martin
Great
Winchester-street
Old Broad-street
C. Allen
Devizes
FR. J. Mitchell
Alderagate
Street
T. Ginger
Leighton Buzzard
Bedfordshire
J. Fuller
Maidenhead
T. Dykes
Broadstreet
St. Giles's
J. Musson
Lime-street Square
Baker and Wallis
Edward-Street
Furriers
T. Calvert
Pallanall
Bowyer
Detecter
Ivory Turner
E. Scholefield
Watling-street
J. Spencer
Lamb's
J. Leach
Bricklane
Spitalfields
J. Bedford
Westminster Road
Ironmonger
R. Jacques
Nottingham
Hosier
B. Jacques and Co
Hosiers
Teasdale and Swales
Sheffield
J. Robinson
Tideswell
Derbyshire
J. Kendall
Deritend
Warwickshire
St. Full
Leamington
Cuave and Burton
W. Wilks
Bengeworth
Worcestershire
S. Gear
Stanley and Watson
Leeds
Monkwearmouthshore
Durham
W—G. Noble
Biddick
T. Mo Jones
Worcester
J. Holdsworth
Bradford
J. Slinger
Liverpool
J. Fairbank
Manningham
Yorkshire
T. Tensen
Coventry
S—J. Porter
Barnsley
S—J. Robinson
S. Eastwood
Hudderstiel
L. Allport
Gi. Nicholson
Manchester
J. W. and
H. N Barton Ancoat
T. James
R. Askew
T. Jones
Gardden
Denbighshire
S—J. H. Jackson
Eastwood
S. Porter
Chester
Hudson and Hargreaves
G. P
Gresly
Cheshire
W. Jennings
Bungay
Suffolk
P. Crompton
Ironmonger and Smith
J. and
J.S. Tolson
Huddersfield
S. Drinkwater
W. Wilkinson
R. Neech
Kirkley
G. Bower
Milnes and Cowen
Iron and Brass
H. Varry
H. Francis
Norwich
Scrivener
J and FE. Fisher
Meghthill
Lancashire
E. Martin
Sen
R. Martin
J. Johnson
Salford
E. Ashworth
Sale and Astley
Heaton Norris
Stockport
W. Green
Wetherby
J. Lewis
Birmingham
F. Deakin
G. J. Green
G. Alsop
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
J. Dickson
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Draper
J. Wilson
J. Astbury
Meece-house
Davison
Stone
J. B. Pigott
Darlington
T. and
J. Thornton
Newcaste-upon-Tyne
B. Crowther
Mirfield
T Grove
Stourbridge
R. J. Wrangham
Great Driffield
Grocer
W Bridge
Aston
Beverley
W. Thorpe
Glentham
Lincolnshire
T. Trafford
Hatton
J. Temple
Myton
Kingston-upon-Hull
W. May
R. Graham
W. Lloyd
Binder
Moulton
R. Kreeman
Ely
Cambridgeshire
J. G. Dohison
Nether Langwith
Nottinghamshire
Gibson and Milas
J. Rimmer
Lytham
T. F. Conzens
Canterbury
W. Parker
Hockley
S—J. Rate
Fastgate
Feltmouper
R. Hickman
Bilston
G. Thorpe
Kirton-in- Lindsey
Hargrave
Splaine
Lyster
Jo—D
Crane
Wolverhampton
Publican and Minster
C. Carr
W. Hart
G. Hallett
Ryne
Isle of Wight
S—J. Sly
Melcombe Regis
Dorsetshire
A. Milly
Ashton
under-Lyne
W.G. Seed
U—D. W
A. J. Acraman
Bristol
S—G. Robinson
Mary Farrand
Almondbury
R. Lamb
Stockton
St. Stringer
Great Yarmouth
S—Pritchard and Croft
Lo—E. Wilkins
Swansea
F. Norrison
Devil's Bridge
Cardiganshire
B. Barlow
Weymouth
R. Knowles
Great Bolton
Collier
Dudley
Bedminster
W. Dixon
Walsall
J. Knight
Southampton
R Seddon
J. Line
Sein
Stackport
Cuttese Manuuufacturer
Jackson
Lincoln
Chiemist
S. Pope
Calico-Prinuter
R. Peart
Newark-upon-Trent
T. Hill
K.J. Wrangham
Muniday
Farestreet
Cripplegate
G. Barrett
Ecclesfield
F. Bowles
Store Street
Bedford-square
Great Coram-street
Russell-square
Brook Street
Grosvenor-square
W. T E. Apsey
Rotherhithe
C. J. Townley
W. Morgan
T. Holroyd
Gorely
Toyman
T. Worsley
T. St
Hudson, Wells
R. Lee
Ticclurist
Susses
Levy and Vaughan
Greenwich
Rolfe and French
Litlington
Potts
Auster
Smith
W. Potts
Shelford and Oswald
T. Cellius
Allen, Braithwaite, and Co
Charles Street
Drury Line
Henrietta-street
Covent Garden
Elizabeth Tennyson
Chesterman and Gibbs
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Westrap
Iron
Coolsedge
New Crane
Shadwell
A. Steel
Hole
Seorm
Ayrshire
W. Neilson
Barnbank
Hyuilton
W. Smith
Glasgow
Wright and Builder
Forbes and Son
Blairnambring
Little Jyankeld
Perthshire
Marriages and Deaths in Historic Local Notices
A collection of marriages and deaths from various locales, noting unions in Barton Lancashire and Holborn, and obituaries for John Rokewoods, David Gregorie, Georgiana Bradford Countess, General John Brodrick, plus other memorials and local anecdotes. Includes parish notes from Silchester and Rendham with editorial commentary on bachelor life and social customs.
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Barton
Lancashire
George Arthur Shee
Hsg
Martin Archer Shee
The
Royal Academy
Jane
Thomas Joseph de Trafford
Bart
Trafford Park
Holborn
Bennet
Parkhouse
Cecilia
Tennyson
Somersby
Lincoln
Rendham
Bicker, Butcher
Berkshire Chronicle
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices From Brighton and London
A roundup of notices records deaths and memorials including Lieut General Sir James Lyon at Brighton after health recovery, Mary Ann Payne in Kennington, Letitia Selwyn of Queen’s County, John Balfour Kay at May Fair, and Frederick Ottley barrister. Also reports the sudden death of Mr Orde the Beeswing owner, Lord Edward Pelham Clinton in the Chinese empire, and the Hon. and Rev. George Rushout Bowles rector of Barford and heir to Northwick.
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John George Rokewoods
Culdham-hall
Lincoln's Inn
Roukewoode
Thomas Gage
Hengrave Hall
Queen Square
Gregorie
Norwood
Georgiana Elizabeth
Countess of
Bradford
Thomas Moncliffe, Bart
Elizabeth Ramsay
George
St. Lord
Panmure
Earl
Dunkirk
Fort St. Andre
TRG
ISUS
Dublin
Pollock
Saunder
Onn Moreaulty
William Scott
Burnmonth
Ettrick Forest
Eskdale
Liddesdale
Border Counties
Border
Burnmouths
Carlisle
William Taylor
Old Moss
Fyvie
Duke of Northumberland
William
Aberdeen Herald
Susacran Gipsy
Little Coggeshall
Clements
Cecila Chilcott
W. Wigson
Chernsford Chronicle
Brighton
James Lyon
K.C.B
G.C.H
Mary Ann
R. Payne
M.B
Kennington-siore
Great Union-street
Southwark
Jasper Judge
Richmond
Surrey
Letitia
W. Selwyn
Queen's County
Curzon-street
John Balfour
Kay
Trenaby
St. Vincent's
Frederick Ottley
Warner Ottley
York-terrace
Regent’s Park
Stanwellhouse
Middlesex
Burwell Vark
Lincoln
M. Bancroft Lister
Sloane-street
Harriot
Gregory
White Barns
Herts
George Hallam
Oxnk
Morpeth
Orde W
Great Britain
Ravensworth
Orde
Tyne Mercury
Clumber
Lord Edward Pelham Clinton
Duke of Newcastle
Barfordhouse
George Rushout Bowles
Barford
Lord Northwick
Northwick Park
Worcester
John Rushout
John
Caroline
Earl of Galloway
Jane
Duchess of Marlborough
1St
Regiment of Foot Guards
Northwich
Gentleman
Charles Cockrell, Bart
Pimlico road to link Vauxhall and Battersea bridges
A new road laid out by Mr Cubitt for the Marquis of Westminster on the Pimlico estate will run from Vauxhall Bridge to Battersea Bridge with a terrace facing the river. The project follows complaints about dim street lights in Pimlico and Westminster parks.
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Micnovotiran
Westwanp
Cubitt
Marquis of Westminster
Pimlico
Vauxhall Bridge
Battersea Bridge
Chelsea College
Westminster
Pas
Martinc
Fsmare Chartists
National Charter Association
Old Bailey
Chartist
People’s Charter
Susannah Inge
Wyatt
Carey
Ridley
Cohen
Martineau
Salmon
Association
House of Commons
Mr. Cohen
Mary Anne Walker
Miss Walker
Lord Abinger
Mary Anne
Jong
Mary Ann Walker
Charles M.carthy
Castello
CoLamioxs
Malta
Crescent
Mormora
St. Gowan's
Sunderland
Jane
Porth
Hartlepool
Virgil
Archangel
Antisilio
Robert Owen
Carnarvon
Tramore Strand
Liverpool
Caribbee Islands
Falerford Mirror
Abingdon
Gaul
Brussels
Martineau declines pension offer amid public aid debate
From correspondence published by Mr Charles Buller and Miss Martineau we learn Lord Melbourne offered Miss Martineau a civil list pension of £150 a year as a sign of respect for her writings. She declined, saying she would prefer parish aid or workhouse support over public purse rewards and that taxation should respect merit through future reforms.
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Mantingau
Divin
Charles Buller
Martineau
Lord Melbourne
Carter
Victoria Theatre
Granby Street
Waterloo Road
Cracie
Pir
Susannah Wardley
Higgs
Stag
Castle-lane
Westminster
Ralph Foster
John Ince
Pimlico
Jane Foster
Beay
Milbank
White
Birmingham
Warwick
Three Papier Mache Trays Offered at Reduced Prices
From the low spirits in the manufacturing districts Rippon and Burton offer a large range of ornamented papier mache tea trays in gothic and Troan styles at reduced prices. Three-tray sets and singles are available at 12 Wells Street Oxford Street, established 1820.
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Rippon and
Burton's
Went Street
Oxford Street
Burton
London
Wells-street
Extraordinary Cure Promised by Holloway Pills and Ointment
Sworn at the Mansion House in 1842, a London case details fifteen running ulcers and leg wounds healed in three weeks using Holloway's Pills and Ointment after four hospitals failed. Dr Bright praised the cure, noting disbelief at saving the arm. The advertisement cites uses for skin diseases, ulcers, cancers, gout, and piles and lists prices for various jar sizes.
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Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King's College
Charingerus
Manzion-house
Sumpany
Arripaint
William’ Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
London
Metropolitan Hospital
King’s College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross Hospital
Deponent
Bransby Cooper
Fright
Holloway
Bright
City of London
Joan Pirin
Strand
Temple-bar
Premature Decay and Practical Observations on Local Weakness
A London prospectus promotes a medical book by P. Davis and Co. on sexual health, detailing origin and consequences of weakness and infections, with directions for removal and cure. It asserts plain language, broad accessibility, and practical remarks from extensive experience in reproductive health, urging readers to obtain guidance and treatment.
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United Kingdom
R. and
L. Perry
Birmingham
Leeds
Strange
Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Purkis
Compton Street
Soho
Jackson and Co
New Bonilstreet
London
Guest
Bull-street
Buckton
Brigeate
Messrs, Perry
Great Charles
Halgrow
Albion Street
Messrs. Perry
P. Davis, and CO
Messrs
Davis and Co
Arundel-street
Strand
N.B
Anhlood
Balliere
Medical Bookseller
Regent Street
Barth
Brydges-street
Paternoster-row
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Manchwster
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Fannin and Co
Grafton Street
Dublin
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Ligh-street
Edinburgh
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Curtis
Messig, Curtis and Company
Prith-street
Sohoe Ire
Lecas and Co
Latdon
Brittain
Liltingham Wilson
His Street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Burgess
Y Street
Haymarket
Hett
High Holborn
J. Brackton
Brigscate
Reidne
Tas
New Bell
Tessrs. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
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Imiriuny
Paris
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Addison
Steele
San Venord
Ata Vile Egpin
Rto
Raent of
Decisi
Lowing
Thomas
Uckingham
Plymouth Sound
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Gustaner
London SV
Alt Whamsun
Jesse Hammond
Rose Olson
Bearity
Ike
Egypt
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Ole Nick
Rabelais
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Woolley
Bryers
Css
Ie Anan
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Letina Guestle
New York State Mechanic
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Sweden
Davidus
Agy
Heidelberg
Germany
Joseph Prendell
Chaysings
Adam
Holcroft
Othe
Gifford
London Quarterly Review
Bloomfield
Farmers Row
John Pu
London Antiquarian Society
Asl Cisaker
Oxford
Wincklenman
the London Gazettes
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
R. Russell
Turner and Ogden
Iron and Brass Founders
W Yates
Old Buffery Works
J. Jones
Tivarpool
Coatwainer
J. Chorley
W. Burton
Nuneaton
A. Thwaites
Newcastle upon-Tyne
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J. Trubshaw
Stafford
Ironfounder
W. Davenport
Ashby de-la-Zouch
Carpenter
C. and
W. Hicks
Christ Church
Menlmen
R. P
S. Prat
Glastonbury and Wells
Somersetshire
Scriveners
B. Read
I. Hooley
R. Hentig
Kingston,upon Hull
T. L. Crompton
Standish
R. Lowe
Preston
H. J. and
W. Wootton
Gowen and Morpeth
Northumberland
Thomas Garbutt
W. and
J. Losh
W. Bissix
M. New
Great Malvern
J. Leicester
C. Carr, and Co
J. R. Fletcher
Grantham
J. Wacey
Becclystreet
W. Shand
Winchester Street
J. W. Acraman
W. E. Acraman
H. and
R. Favens
Stockton upon.Tees
H. Capel
Cooper's-row
Tower-hill
T. Bickerton
Newtown
Montgomeryshire
W. Pearson
Maullin and Co
Bankerlongbridge
Carpenter, Peg and Co
White Ball
Devonshire
R. Chesterfield
Tod and Co
Rio Janeiro
Turner and Crammack
York
Hinendrivers
Hays and Son
Meriton's Wharf
Bermondsey
John Balguy
Coumsel
Ebenezer Litlow
Edward Goulburn
Walker Skirrow
Henry John Stephen
Nathaniel Elson
Martin John West
Edmund
Robert Daniell
Willian Thomas Jemmett
Charles Phillips
Montague Baker Bere
Richard Stevenson
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Corps of Royal Marines
William Edward Farmar
Tabu Francis Henry
John Charles Downie Morrison
Salem Chapel
Burley
Chard-street
Axminster
J. Breakenridge
J. Reid
Wankrupts
W. Starie
Cutler-street
Hounsditch
M. Harris
S.A. Hart
Cullum-street
Fenchurch-street
D. Brandon
Beech-street
Barbican
O'Neil
Salkeld
Digby
Brinder Works
Margam
Glamorganshire
S. Simson
Shirley
Hampshire
W. Roworth
Wellingborough
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J. Cooper
H. Barton
W. East
Spalding
T. Metcalfe
Cambridge
J. Mills
Manor-street
Clapham
S. Sly
Bouverie-street
Fleet Street
C. Robinson
T. Woodmin
Great Billington
J. A. Cater
Hertford
J. Barrat
Great Pulteney-street
Golden-square
J. Goulding
Basinghall-street
G. Corbett
Lewisham
Kent
Alaking
Langley-street
Long-acre
Currier
Evans
Road
Clothier
R, Morris
Piccadilly
Tyler Smith
Stoke Rochford
Caroline Turner
Connaught-place
Louisa Finch
Lamb’s
Westphalia
York Hama
Genoa
Lazenby's
Lamb's Conduit Street
Poundling Hospital
Buckingham
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Simeo
H. Cory
Farl-street
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Giddy
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