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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1828

Page

1

Worksop Auction Lots Promote Investment Opportunities

A Worksop and Gateford sale offers land, a steam corn mill, malt kilns, and dwellings. Lot details include a commodious messuage with barns and kilns near the Chesterfield Canal, plus two tenements and a large steam mill by the Doncaster turnpike. Prospective buyers urged to view with local solicitors for conditions and viewing times.

Worksop Worksop iBlyth Doncaster Gateford Lane Sheffield Road Chesterfield Canal William Noth Baxter Booth CheeterSeid John Armstrong Gateford Richard Stancer Michaelmas Messrs J. and I. Pearce Philina and Bolger St. Swithin’s Lane London Owen White East Retord Mee and Bigsby East Retford

Army Promotions and Exchanges in British Regiments

War Office announces April 1828 promotions and exchanges across multiple regiments. Officers receive ranks including lieutenant colonel, major, captain, and ensign, with many noted as without purchase. Several named individuals move between the 42nd, 16th, 26th, 65th, 49th, and other units, reflecting broad officer reassignments and brevet appointments.

Regiment of Foot Howell Paynter Pirchase Murray Dittle Henry Bird Thomas Derency Turner Birds James Brand Turner Nathaniel Nugent Strode Slot Foot Peter Macfarlane Hallspay John Deakins Ceylon Regiment Bryan Keating O'Dwyer Alexander Munro 26Th Foot Willian Bell Edward Campbell Hudson Ith Foot William Foley 65Th Foot Francis Crumpe O'Dwyer Donald Meent Cameron Hannagan Edward Barry Owen Hudson Richmond Dwyer Waldron Kelly 38Th Foot Thomas Iynatius Campbell William Kerr Thomson 42D Foot Thomas Ffrench J. B. Heming 67Th Foot William Foster Hannagan 16Th Foot Shelley Campbell Gerald Stephen Fitzgerald Munro David Henry Murray Robert Bartley James Dennis Bartley Samuel Blyth Dennis John Henderson 54Th Foot David Mac Andrew 40Th Foot Richard Tyrrel Sparks Arthur Wightman Robert Birch Thomas Scott Reiguolda Richard Halpin Thomas Frederick Richardson 55Th Foot John James Dwyer 18Th Foot Jobn Leslie Denny Sparks James Malcohn Wightman Thomas Graham Mcair Faden Birch Jobn Thornton Grant Reignolds George Abercrombie Robertson Tee Richardson Mith Vitto Seorge Freeman Murray Vice Ponsonby Apvice Puen James Haining Une Clegy Vine Willian Goom Eb Die Eosien William Brabazon Ponsonby Isis Ffrench Charles Trowbridge Egerton Bell Foot Hut

Insolvency Declarations in London Gazette Apr 25 1828

The London Gazette lists multiple bankruptcy notices and declarations of insolvency dated April 25 1828. Entries include SUTTS Thomas of Grafton Street, Elizabeth Hooper lodging house keeper, and several wine merchants and victuallers with surrender dates and solicitor details.

Sutts Thomas Grafton Fitzroy-square Mil Sawyer Basinghall Street Mitchell John Roberts Nead Alley Cornhillreet Kent-street Southwark Victualler Dicas Pope Pearson Reeves William Savoy-street Strand Parrey Tokenhouse-yard Robinson Ane Hewitt Per Smith Jones St. George’s Circus Southwar Tokenhouse Yard Frey Wman Elizabeth Ickham Cresgwell Red Hooper St. Eny Commercial Clarke Messia Lowndes and Gatty Cheltenhnm George Finn Chele Red Lion Square Ditch Worcestershire Philip and Jacob Gloucestershire Tooms Bristol Richards Sulicitor Chancery-lane Red Lion Fon Ang Rawley Charles Coventry Baker Allen Gulby Carlisles Street Nathaniel Ander and Son Cahoot Son Flymoutin Peter Wollastone Staffordshire Baxter Gray's Ton King’s Head Sobo Royle Febant Eld Gamlen Gray’s Inn-squares Mortimer Rawfords Yorkshire Court House Butterfield Gray's Inns Lister Cluck Falmouth Arms Hotel Plymouth Rey-Street Lincoln's Inns Messrs Colynte Farmer Newport Shropshire Soliales Place Gray’s Inn

Murder in Suffolk the Polstead Red Barn tragedy unfolds

An 1828 Colchester report details the Polstead murder of Maria Marten. The suspect, her former lover and farm heir, is tied to the crime with forged bank means and a secret burial in the Red Barn. Neighbors and authorities describe the brutal killing and subsequent investigation, with court inquiries and local fear. The tale intertwines family tragedy, alleged seduction, and a damning motive as police pursue the case.

Poustrap Corder Tignesday Seey Street Colchester Debanee Ron George Inn George Lea Yres Uae Sage Garetnor Smith Dia House of Min Abel Mourinette Esse Statler Henne Kredear Jay Thars Matteran Messrs. Alexander and Co Warington Stratford Ipswich Iiee Dee Manningtre Tayle Pdadletah Bank Suffolk Ratfer i Samuel Alexander Richard Pyks Lexaner Henry Alexander Cooke Taylor Dale Mr. Taylor Monda White Hart Warrington Atkins Therisoner Mr. Cooke Weolan Hall Hadleigh Hadleigh Bank Gery Ealing Red Lion Poxstep the Cock Public-House Stoke Polsted chieHy

Coroner's Inquest on Maria Marten Case Resumes

The inquest at Polsted reopened amid debate over reporting notes. Witnesses described Maria Marten's murder by William Corder, with evidence detailing the barn, the Red Barn discovery, and a grave verdict of Wilful Murder returned against Corder.

Boby Marin Marten London Court of King’s Bench Lord Tenterden Rex v. Flint Brighton John Bailam Polsted William Corder Maria Marten Ann Marten Bailam Whitmore Humphreys Phillip Mary Mr. Humphreys Richard Patch Mr. Bligh Patch Bligh Weare Hunt Probert Elstree Ette George Marke Stone Francis Stone Mr. Corder Corder Red Thomas Marten Logan Rowland Yarmouth Red Harn Picke Benlam Alr. Whitmore Ipswich James Lea Lambeth-street W. Corder Grovehouse Ealing Weven Fié Red Lion Ateu France Marten Red Barn Lea Ayres Gardiner Witness Robert Orford John Lawden Tam Willian Corder Bia

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