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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 05, 1841

Page

1

Decree and notices from 1841 and various advertisements

Pursuant to a High Court of Chancery decree involving Thomas Richards and others, creditors of John Palmer of Upwell are summoned to appear in London by February 6, 1845, with early applications requested. The page also features Harwood items, Derbyshire ornaments, cups, tea services, Frampton’s Pill of Health, and medical notices offering confidential consultation and publications on health and marriage.

Yurslant High Court of Chancery Thomas Richards Hanslip Palmer Klin John Palbier Upyrell Isle of Ely Cambridge Vaughall Row Veoxhall Surrey William Home Southampton Chancerytane Lonedon Thoms Richards Hadslip Palmer John Palmer Upwell Vearhalltow Vauxhal Witliam Horne Southampton-buildings Chungsery-lene London Frmpton Prica T. Proot Strand Lajdos Pring Ank Frampton Thomas Proot Wees

French Copyright Bill Advances in Chamber of Deputies

The adjourned discussion on the Copyright Bill saw Article 21 setting five copies for Royal Library use adopted, along with Article 22 on piracy penalties. Articles 23 to 29 outline fines, damages, imprisonment, and confiscation for piracy and counterfeit editions. The chamber rejected Article 30, then voted on the bill as a whole, with a majority against. The session closed at four o'clock.

Chamber OF Deputies Struxa Oy Arms M. Defaure Niele Royal Library Ministry of the Interior Wiosverall France Hellbe Sol Megan Yavin Procureur du Boi M. Thiers Bedargent Ohftas Madras Pebs Mont Martvé Yeape Abel St ‘ Uch Institute

Fortification bill statistics and theatre notes

The piece surveys humorous yet mock serious calculations by a famed statistician on fortifications, with bizarre measures of speech mass, ink, and water, alongside reports on Madame Mars's final stage appearance at Theatre Français and a fashionable hunting week with Lords and peers.

Maus Malefe Mars Theatre Français Sylvia Eirmin Monrose St. Aulaire Menjaud Madame Destidestaux Conquete Couronnes Magemaleéne Mars Lord Aaronte Orsay Horace Seymour Mr. Pitt W. Hall Wornbeeéll Dawley GreatsWeigert Wear Harrow Ruislip Laken

University Fellows and church livings announced at Cambridge and Oxford

In Cambridge on Monday several named gentlemen were elected Foundation Fellows of St John’s College including Henry Thompson John Adams Coombe Robert Ellis and Thomas Pownall Boultber. Rev B Jeffreys was presented to the rectory of Lkfeld Suffolk and Rev Thomas Lund to Morton Derbyshire. Bishop-elect H C Terrot of Trinity College was named Bishop of Rochester. At Cambridge Catos College prizes awarded and at Oxford Levils Congregation granted degrees including Doctor of Civil Law Travers Twiss. Various rectories presented by college masters to clergy including Rodborough Minchinhampton Fitrieton Codford St Peter Manaton and Exon.

Treélyan Cambridge Cheontele Oxeord Levils Grating Degtaw Travers Twiss University College Maxrace Aars Snow Merton College J. Sporting Oriel College Bachetor Arra Robert B. R. Mynors Christ Church David Hicardo T Glascott Baliol College Rodborough Gloucestershire Charles Whately St. Mary Hall Minchinhampton Magdalen College W. T. Paipps Fitrieton Wiltshire Pembroke College H. Wightwick Codford St. Peter's

Influence of the Roman Catholic Priests

An Irish fragment reports a local chapel vandalism case tried at Newport with acquittals. A priest had described the act as an atrocity in a newspaper and urged subscriptions to repair the damage. The piece accuses the priest of inflaming fear and fostering intercommunity trouble amid tensions on Achill Island.

Thes Achule Missionary Herald Newport Freman Freemas Evitee The Freeman Angy Bern Westport Rexton Aphlesio Damuadiépan March Eomishie Eata Parpisens Ireland

Visitation at York Cathedral Ends in Dean’s Deprivation

In an Ecclesiastical Court at York Cathedral a visitation continued with a decision looming. The Very Reverend Wills Cockburn Dean was declared contumacious for absence and deprived from all offices and emoluments in York. Archbishop of York delivered remarks defending church duty and lamenting the Dean’s conduct. The proceedings included charges about contempt, governance finances, and repairs to the Minster, with policy and personnel debates surrounding Harcourt and others.

York Mnoon Touth Joseph Phillimore Regius Ciel Law Calveraity Oxford Court of Arches Baward England Metropoltan Wills Cockburn Jackson Gnagte Purezimoxe Trainer Puttersoax Txxexne Westminster Dr. Purtuimont Mr. Terrell Terrell Teagecu Wild Pxrtiiwone Putmoax Carlisle Solemo Church of York Plev Poona Forks Coxsers Ahlet Thermo Ager Macey Egerton Harcourt Pritchett Bret Rgerton Harcourt Harcourts Mir Mr. Harcourt Dizon Minster Yard Navacereer T. Manegement

Great Stafford forgery case and Passover notes

A Stafford examination of ex Mayor Thomas Geventon on forgery with intent to defraud Silvester leather dealers dominated the scene. The trial revealed a nephew’s accommodation bills forged by Geventon, with heavy bail set and a broader context of financial deception. Separately, Passover customs were described, detailing leaven removal, eight-day observances, and the plague of unleavened bread across Jewish households worldwide.

Stafford Tooraday Thomas Geventon Messrs Silvester E. Lloyd, Esq Briaw and Jones William Wynn Wynn Binwell

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