Debtors and Auctions in Early 19th Century Notices
Public notices list kin claims for Matilda Bendix at Stepney and unsettled debts from Samuel Gomain d and Harvey v Cooke. Auctions and private sales include Napoleon and Marie Louise items in London, a Dorset manor with glebe land, and a Gothic Orleans hotel property. Court matters warn creditors to prove debts.
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Matilda Bendix
James-street
Stepney
Harvey
Cooke
Samuel Gomaind
Bristol
Janes Trower
Big Chambers
Southampton
Chanery-lane
London
Austom-House
Eastbourne
Hr. Blig Salf
Geneva
Vale
Dorset
Messrs
Maidman
Itsall
Fareham
Hants
BR. Lys
Foo.secoum
Chancery
Richard Hingman
Land Sureyer
Kinnacks
Bishops Wadham
Bourgtheroulde
France
Orleans
Francis J
Henry VIII
Welz
Morville
Paris
Holyhead
Chelenhum
Bath
Aldenham Park
W. Bromley
J. Power
Strand
Wimmentary Papers
Gc. &c
Arnhaim
Court closes over crowded trial with sudden banker death
The King prosecutes Henry Deane Grady and Helen Richards amid a packed Dublin court. Witnesses include Grady and Catherine Kirk from Gretna Green. News notes the death of banker Mr Law and the subsequent adjournment to Monday as Colonel Finlay attends the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deane Grady
Helen Richards
Grady
Justice Johson
Frankfurt
Dungarvon
Sergeant Goop
Court of King’s Bench
Law
Colonel Finlay
Messrs. Finlay and Company
Uar
Ormond Market
Affidavit records in Ireland case over Pallinasloe report
James Sheridan swears the Pallinasloe report published January 21 1826 as libellous was not prepared or read by the defendant who was in Galway when it appeared and had no involvement beyond a public speech. The affidavit dated January 30 1828 was sent to Mr M Donnell on the judgment date February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAL
Drury - Lane
Mathews
Lubin Log
Mr. Liston
Fevant
Mr Jones
Mr. Mathews
Tommy Paptais
Mee Liston
Angelica
J. Paton
Juan
Handel
Ares
London
J. Reeve
Yates
Wilkinson
Seit
St. Bhiott
By Hill
Reeve
Pr. P. Cooke
E. Cs
Pamestic Burletta
Yack
Ig W. He Hyett
Forgity General Railway
A. B
Waaw Stavioner
Birehin-lane
Cornhill
Courier
Condi- Aterary
LIS Weerkly Messenger
S. Deacon
Skinner-street
Book Society
James Paul
Paternoster Row
Redlcation
Winton
Brough
BU Westmorland
Jon Adamthwaite
Snow-hill
Messrs. Tsugu
J. McUleoch
M.D
Ata
India
Piper
Burmer
Literary Gazette
Alwy
J. Carpenter and Son
James Carpenter
Bond-street
Watson
Ar Shire
Wal. Watson
Lay
Bondar
S. Sweet
Pheney
Maxivell
Law
Court of Exchequer
Court of King’s Bench
Stooke and Payne
Court of Common Pleas
Majes
England
Heriains
Bank
Y. C. Banks
Inner Temple
John Smiter
St. Pauls
Dublin Evening Post
M' Donnell
M‘donnell
M*donnell
Staunton
King's Beng
Ireland
C. le Poer Trench
Fneas ‘Donnell
James Sheridan
Dublin
Arundel-street
Westinster
Pallinasloe
Galway
Deponent
Chancecy-lane
Middlesex
Thomas P. King
Debate on Huskisson declarations and a question of ministerial allegiance
In the Lords on Monday February 25 the Marquis of Clanricarde renewed a query about a Liverpool declaration attributed to a government minister and the acceptance of office by late Cabinet members. The session included petitions for repeal of religious tests and disabilities from Protestant Dissenters across many towns and cities, with various noble Lords presenting and urging religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Marquis of Clanricarde
Huskisson
House of Commons
Earl of Essex
Minster
Nottingham
Westwich
Cranfield
Dorchester
London
Westminster
Winchester
Whitchurch
Wickshall
Newport Pagnel
Congleton
Bow
Rugby
Twyford
St. Asaph
Denbigh
Penruddock
Princesstreet Chapel
Manchester
Scarborough
Southampton
Newport
Exmouth
Preston
Stampeter
Maidenhead
Marquis of Bristol
Old Gravel Lane
Lord Clifden
Epsborough
Earl
Swansea
Bradford
Tiverton
Breewood
Newcastle
Llanilly
Middlewich
Marquis of Lansdowne
Brompton
New Windsor
Halifax-street
Lincoln
Colnbrook
Cardigan
Leocon
Ulverstone
Chipping Hamby
Reading
Berkshire
Cowes
Inskipp
County of
Lancaster
Cranbecook
Oakham
Uppingham
Lillysham
Chudleigh
Ashburton
St. David's
Datchett
Leeds
Earl of Darnley
Farl Darniey
Canterbury
Hythe
Kent
Banford
Earl of Carnarvon
Stamford-street
Blackfriara
Lord King
Epsom
Tooting
Surrey
Lord Shaftesbury
Stratford-upon-Avon
Lord Skelmersdale
Hull
Beverley
Lord Durham
Durham
Countess Bathurst Recovers After Illness
The Countess Bathurst has recovered from a recent illness and took an airing on Sunday the first since her health’s reestablishment. Lady Burdett is seriously indisposed in the south of France. Dr. Mackinnon left town Friday to attend her Ladyship and may accompany her to England if needed. The Man of Ten author, a person of rank, is noted for piquant, personal sketches. Noblemen withdrew patronage from a St James's establishment after reading Crackfordy Life in the West.
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Countess Bathurst
Burdett
France
Mackinnon
England
Croceford’s
St. James’s Street
The
West
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Court OF King's Bench
Fra
Lord Crier
Finlay
Alexander
Lonp Cuier
Leland
Crampton
Crown
Coleonel Finlay
Gould
O’cornece
MR. Eneas
Donnell
Imperial Parliament
Lord Redesdale
Roscommon Pegragh
Roscommon
Robeck
Earl of Shaftesbury
Liverpool
Canning
Farl
Dulley
Mr. C
Fert Dudley
Bouticevie
Renault
Lady Canning
Cantonial Secretary
Efon
Earl of
Marquis
Colonial Department
Ir. Canning
Sir. Hustisgon
Hono
Agr Canning
Ahbonen
Marquis of Clanricardes