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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1828

Page

1

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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