Various Transport Notices and Auctions from 1841
The advertorial sheet lists ship sailings from Leith and London, rail time changes for the Brighton line, copper miners calls and sales, tin sales and warehouse lots, and a series of public notices. It notes Royal Adelaide and Royal Victoria sailings, Alif eration of time on the Brighton line, a ten‑pound call on shares, and forthcoming sales of British grain refined tin. Also mentions educational lectures, optical device testimonials, and corn cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Nice P.m
Croydon
Brighton
Nize Am
Loudon Bridge
Hayward's Heath
London
Heyward’s Heath
N.belp
Briah
Grila
Green Man
Hatcharda
Piccstil
Regent-circwa
Regent-circus
Charing-cress
George
Holger Gael
Holborn
White Horse
Grecechurch Street
Kendon Bridge
Castle sQuare
Bille
Angel-court
Throgmorton Street
Thomas Wood
Old Broad-street
Fogland
Glyn, Halifex, Mila, and Co
Lombard-street
Old Brosdeatreet
England
Old Brosd-street
Old Browd-streat
Liverpool
Bristol
Peorence
Truro
Messrs
Short and Mahony
No.1
Newman’e Coast
Cornhill
Privy Council Rules on Wood Will Case With Two Instruments
The Privy Council delivered judgment on James Wood’s will, upholding papers A and B dated December 1834 and a December 22 1834 instruction paper naming executors Chadborne Wood Osborne and Surman. The decision centers on validity, handwriting, and execution, with executors and codicil evidence scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council Chamber
Woodlake
Wood
James Wood
Frederick Pollock
Pemberton
Addams
Elphinstone
Lord Lyodhurst
Master of the Rolls
J. Littledale
Baron Parke
Lord Brougham
H. Labouchere
Lord Lyxouvast
Gloucester
Bis
Steels
Chadborne
Abe
Sir Matthew Wood
City of London
John Chadborne
Deceb Osborne
J. S. Surman
Teopid
Bey
Osborne
Barma
Estonia
Tyé Arreuta
Meds
Strnogey
Eho
Chaghorne
Platthew
Obr
Sutton
Steve
Reed
Gatag Tat
Button
Stevens
Alderman Wood
Jacob
Aldertoan Wood
John
Samuel Wood
Aroun
Uncertain hunt and a deadly incident reported
The fragment describes a rough hunt in Breconshire and Cardiganshire with abundant game despite rain. It mentions a tragic accident in Rome involving a widow and her daughter, with details of deaths and injuries from a possible assault or accident, and includes scattered references to dangers and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brechis
Breconshire
Cardiganshire
Pierebo
Rover
Rome
Baden
Murder of British Sailor At Havre Shocks Readers
A French ship Leopoldina Rosa from Monte Video to Havre carried sixteen passengers including English and American seamen. After a mutinous dispute, the captain killed an English crewman with a sword and the body was dumped at sea. The captain was freed by French authorities despite British protests and a British consul demand for recommitment. Correspondent of the Past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver
Ava
William Brown
Havre
Monte Video
Stra
James Dickson
Dickson
Himselt
Wavre
Procureur du Rui
Procureur General
Procureur du Roi
Tragic drowning of two servants at Felpham beach
A butler and footman of P P Fitzpatrick, while bathing near Felpham, were overwhelmed by strong currents. Rescue efforts failed for the footman, and a verdict of accidental drowning was returned. The inquest followed on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bognor
P. P. Fitzpatrick
Felpham
Peskett
Cosburn
Sussex Advertiser
Conservative Dinner in Rothsay Praises Earl and Peel
The Glasgow Courier reports Sir William Rae hosts electors of Buteshire in Rothsay on a birthday anniversary for the Marquis of Bute. Toasteries include praise for Sir William Rae, Sir Robert Peel, and opposition to reform while defending traditional institutions. Attendees recall the Duke of Wellington and other notables amid loyal toasts and spirited remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rae
Buteshire
Rothsay
Marquis of
Aca “i
Kinxman Finzar
Wat
Ras
Robert Peel
Wm. Rae
Baronet
William
Patrick Robertson
Ceers
Duke of Wellington
Marchioness of
Bute
James Start
Kirkman Finlay
Eads
Glasgow Courier
Conservative Dinner in North Staffs Fordshire
A large Conservative gathering at the Four Acres West Bromwich featured about 450 supporters dining in a tent. Beary Williams presided with Richard Miller as vice chair, toasts celebrated The Queen and The Queen Dowager, and speakers praised the Constitution and Duke of Wellington amid cheers and loyal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Acres
West Romwich
Beary Williams
Richard Miller
Caainxan
W. Bust
W. Gordon
Phillpotts
Exeter
Birmingham
Duke of Wellington
Haat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edinburgh
Leith
St. Ketherine
Tower
Royal Adelaide
Royal Victoria
Blossoms Law
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
Hxmarket
Leithend Ulsagow
Joseph Adams
Dee and
Beighton
Cockfeid
Tud Ba Ubye
Nimal
Her Majesty's Regis
Lafontaine Havi
Eugene
Bowden
Leicestershire
Faberg
Grange
Washford Meadow
Washford Close
Great Bowden
Market Harborough
Gregson and Kewell
Throgmorton-street
John Hall
Foxton
Edna
Huntington
Hereford
Carogy
Veor
Bryngwyn
Carogy Vach
Aitaate
Llanbister
Radnor
Lilananoo
Southampton Buildings
Chmncary-line
Benjamin Bodenham
Kington
Herefordshire
John Simpson
Balideate
Fernival
Jon
Dent
United Service
Henry Cowper
T ‘Esq
Tewen- ES Waters
Herts
B. Bolomous
Albemarle-Street
Piccadilly
York Hotel
King William-street
City
Hetty Cowper
T. J. Pettigrew
Bergeon
Messer'8
B. Solomons
Dr. Blundell
Saville-row
Jes
Asa
St. Pens
Lyons
Equator
Haguenau
Bas Rhin
Carlsruhe
Wiesbaden
St. Hymer
Calvados
Bestia
Globe
Cadiz
Madame Postiche
Paris
Rosario-strett
Deady
Thomas Palmer
Jeremy
Greenwich
Marsgaret Palmer
Prizoner
North Staffordshire
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