Antiquated cannon ball unearthed near St Cuthbert's burying-ground
A relic described as a weathered cannon ball, about seven feet under clay, was found by Renee Sroka while digging a grave near North Pastor Street. It likely dates back to the 18th century, possibly from 1745 during royal presence, and is stored at the Recorder's office in Aberdeen. The Agricultural Society gains patronage from Prince Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cuthbert's Burying-Ground
Radin Bargh
Highhind Arey
Recorder’s Office
West Kirk
Aterdeen
Banee
Rincarding
PAR Aguicultural Society
Prince Albert
Property dispute over £440 trust funds in St Thomas parish
In a Law VICE CHANCELLORS Court case the question was whether £440 from rent of a site once owned by the parish should go to churchwardens and overseers or to the rector. The court ordered the sum to be divided between the churchwardens and overseers and the rector with separate accounting, adjourning to Michaelmas for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewie 3
Rin Pass
St. Tomas
St Thomas the Apostle
Bayley
Amdan
Ciny
Cooper
Thompson
IL Th. Wilseny
Randall
Corporation of London
Wilson
Court ruling on Baptist Missionary Society rating case
The Baptist Missionary Society premises in London were held liable to pay sewers and paying rates. The court ruled that the society’s premises are properly rateable and there is a better occupancy by its members. The session order was affirmed and related mandamus questions discussed regarding advowson trustees and presentation to the bishop of Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Bencil
Siune
Missiesany Society
Baptist Missionary Society
City of London
Commissioners of Sewers
Court of Queen's Bench
Butt
Baptist Missonary Society
of the Baptist Missionary Society
Order of Sessions
L. Turnouxen
Burnovai
Oriena
Orton
Westmoreland
George Atkinson
Sisson
R. v. Barker
Lord Denman
Sherifes' Couns Juens 9 Srawford v Coort Damager for Herg Ryvused
In this Chancery case the plaintiff a barrister sues the Clarence Motel Aldersvate street owner for 40s damages after being refused a bed on February 29. He says rain drenched him and he offered a sovereign, but the host demanded a respectable reference. The hotelkeeper cites custom against beds for strangers without references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifes' Couns
Srawford
Justice Coleridge
Rex Vu. Treland
Smith
Sty. Crocker
Fragmentary court note hints at damages and appeals
A torn passage records a party claiming damages and costs after a court matter. It mentions a defendant at liberty to refuse recommendations and a belief that the law was against him. It also notes anticipated petition to Parliament and duties of hotel and tavern keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberty
Insolvent debtor case adjourned in late 19th century court
Insolvent Kia Monetin How and others faced examination in the Insolvent Debtors Court. The insolvent disclosed periods of debt, income, gifts, and expected sums from family, with ongoing negotiations for loans. After civil proceedings and questions on the act, the case was adjourned for one month to July 12 with protection renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darinae
Anne
Maynard
Hilala
Mie
Seth
Vista
Lord Maynard
Capel
Mars. Damier
Earl of
Uxbridge
Isle
Hin
ISI
Lind
Cooke
Prisoner Sentenced to Seven Years for Assault on Queen
At the Central Criminal Court Lord Chief Justice Wilde and two colleagues presided as William Hamilton aged twenty three pleaded guilty to firing a loaded pistol at or near the Queen in Green Park. The court condemned the act as a high offence and sentenced him to transportation beyond the seas for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Wilde
Justice Patteson
Baron Rolfe
William Hamilton
Green-park
Rose
Woman charged with murder of infant at hospital porter’s home
Mary Ann Ogden, wife of a porter's at Guy's Hospital, stood before Mr Cottingham charged with drowning her newborn. Mary Huckle testified that the husband reported the act and led her to the couple’s home where the body lay under a cloth. Ogden, appearing melancholy, gave a calm account, saying she drowned the child in a copper boiler after washing and dressing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munurn
Ax Ixvant
Mary Ann Ogden
Iny’s Hospital
Cottingham
Mary Huckle
Prasnner
Bit
Chen
Litchfield
Guld
Prisoner in Custody Tells Why She Drowned Infant
A woman in custody admitted to harming her child and washing the body before placing it in a copper of water. She stated she now regrets the act, while a jury later found the charge of wilful murder.
Marriage ordeal ends with requested sureties in case
In a case before Mr Broughton Mary Ledon Bhsa accused Mr C1 Hipkinis of assaulting his wife Amelia Virtie Mig¢ing at their Upper Montaruc street residence on the evening of the 20th. The plaintiff, a delicate young woman, daughter of Sir Francis Foul Jodrell, explained parental consent and her regret at the marriage. Mr Lonre warned Hipkinis to post £200 recognizance and two £160 sureties for appearance at sessions. failing this, he was imprisoned when the government van arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ledon Bhsa
Mitaver Maritraga
C1 Hipkinis
Broughton
Lonre
Dufndant
Clerkenwell Dog Cruelty Case Ends With Heavy Fine
A York street defendant faces a 403 fine plus costs or a month in jail after a Naples style dog attack on a Saint Bernard owned by Gibbs of Plummer's Row. The court critiques the act as cruel, noting the dog’s flank injury and disputed defense of self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell
Jesus Amodora Chussty
Tempest Meteher
York-street
City-road
Thomas
Royal Society
Gibbs
Plummer's-row
Fletcher
St. Hernard
Ravellera
Tyrwhitt
Costa
Fifteen year old girl charged with church robberies
Anne Goodwell aged fifteen is placed at the bar for two robberies in St George's Church. A purse and six to seven shillings were taken from women during services. She admits fault after earlier cautions and is remanded. J Fletcher, accused of pocketing a handkerchief at St Peter's Church Walworth, is also charged. he is found guilty of felony and sentenced to eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambetild
Imr
Mm Council
Anne Goodwell
St. George's Fielda
Hampton-court
Somers
Eacape
Quenner
Kingston
Explosion at Hebburn Colliery Claims 33 Lives Hostile Event
A report from Hebburn Colliery on Tyne describes a deadly explosion on a Tuesday in June. Thirty three men and boys were killed, one man survived. Inquest on thirty two of the deceased heard opinions about the seam height causing air current issues. An adjournment followed as inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebburn
Tyne
Workiays
Euston
Arthur Dunn
Athenaui
Commercial TuUREDAY EvaNtIng Market Intelligence
The report notes English stock market resilience amid global uncertainty. Consols with the dividend stand 624 to 1 and 90 percent to 601, Bank Stock steady at 14, Exchequer Bills 44 to 45s premium, India Bond 688 to 718 premium. Foreign markets show firm tone with Spanish and Portuguese bonds quoted. Mexican and Brazilian bonds mixed. Russian stock supported at 100. Rathway shares steady amid no major dealings, prices broadly unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuureday EvaNtIng
Pura
Bugertivg
India
Rondon Grasettes and a List of Trades and Partners
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals and firms across Britain with trades such as plumber, grocer, shipbuilder, silk mercer, cloth merchant, and ironworks. It also records dividends due on various dates and a long section on partnerships dissolved among merchants, manufacturers, and trades across multiple counties, including London, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Manchester. The item preserves names, places, and occupations in an OCR fragment.
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Ankrupts
R. Retson
Norwich
Jay
Tucklerstury
Moses Jay
Pilgrim
J. Cutrush
Kennington
Kent
Sols
Mean
Wilkingon
Gurney
Nicholas-Inne
B.C. Silly
North Walsham
Norefolk
Muhey Kerivener
Messrs
Woot and Blake
Falcon- Street
Aldersgate
Weeks
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Grocer
Westmacote
Plouiger
John-street
Heure
Mgill
Talbot-court
Gracechurch Street
Sol
Pritchard
Great Winchester
T. Con
T. While
Kantey
Drapers
Hols
Sale
Worthington
Shipman
Manchester
Matterant
Knight
Eamets
Hirmingham
J. Durber
Wolstanton
Stafordshire
Wittioma
Hanky
Millership
Oldbury
Worcestershire
Draper
Sola
Sutton and Dunn
Birmingham
J. BO
Durant
Brogursey
Rottersetulite
Chapple
Aldermanbury
Stogdon
Exeter
Pickering
Huston
Yorkshire
Hardy
Southamptonestreet
Carisa and
Cadworth
Leede
J. Harshaw and
Wyaskew
Leeds
Cloth Merchants
Qicham
Brighouse
Bond and Naewick
Cold Harbour
Drixton
Lute
W. Clayton
Okenpalde
L. Reis
J. Power
G. Koenig
Fenchurch-street
Wandsworth
J. Gloge
Portsmouth
I. M. Toogood
Cwm Crane
Monmouthshire
J. Edwards
Allington
Dorsetshire
J. Whiddon
Plymouth
J. Strutt
Liverpool
G. Howes
Northwich
H. Thompson
Nafferton
Burrow
Hulme
Planterer
H. Copner
Ludlow
Mércer
Lax
Derry Edge
Durham
Grocem
H. Cranston
Sunder Sand
W. North
York
Jeweller
G. Atterson
Jun
J. W. Tubbs
Wakefield
Dyer
R. M.leod
W. H. Suter
P. Rimington
Q. Smith
Rochester
J. Duywion
T. Lloyd
J. Thomas
H. J. Fairclough
Talacre
Filotshire
Gener
J. Bott
J. Davies
J. Wood
W. Wood
D. My
Mitton
Dibb
Kingson-upon-Hull
E. and
W. Baker
Bankrupt Notices and Dissolutions from London and Provinces
A long OCR fragment lists bankrupts and dissolutions across England with names such as T Allen Henshall Inglis Maddox Morton Orchard Pelman Bloper Souen Suter Sutton Wright and others. It mentions dividends due July 9 and various trading entities from Colchester Brighton Liverpool Bristol and Newcastle-upon-Tyne plus a note that Hindley and Brotherton seek to curb Sunday trading in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Allen
Great Suffolk-street
Southwark
Airminghall
Rhedllelt Warehomeman
Sol
Welborne
Toowy-Street
Bouthwark
G. H. Bore
Stunway
Essex
Surgeon
Hols
Bull
Blyplace
Atel
Colchester
H. Henshall
Kendal
Westmoreland
Ehief Constable
Bola
Harrison
Poyte
Newccastle-upon
Neate
Liverpool
Gilsby
Gllaon
Manchester
Grevewood
D. Greenwood
Wetherby
Yorkshire
Nichola
A. Nichols
Leicester
Wphilp
E. Philp
Launceston
Cornwall
B. Ryley
Fitton
Longport
Staffordshire
Js Heolt
J. Tyre
W. Colquhoun
Glasgow
Scott—l' Mberlock
H. HW. Guar
B. Nmtratton
Chumidoy-street
Cavendish-square
T. ‘Thompson
G. Thompson
Chumisti—¥. ‘Tiley, W. Willuten, and W. James, Henlils
Monmondisiire
M. Walker
T. Walker
Dawley
Gap
T W. Wiley Yud
Dixon
Finsbury-street
Ht. Luke's
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Sroka
I Law
Police
Soutiwark
Jose 8
Batragig
Che Withoa
Ate
Cottinghwam
Ehe
Mr. Cottingham
Guy's Hospital
Dhiad
Mer
Bank of England
Victoria
Jane
Marstiall
Gashtor
London
Messra
Hindley and Brotherton
Metropolis
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