Notice of Share Call and Insurance Notices 1841
The Court of Directors calls £5 per share on capital stock with payment by January 20. Receipts for prior £45 per share to be exchanged. Also listings of foreign and domestic life offices offering renewed term and military insurance, with rates and terms. various notices for companions and medical and publishing items follow.
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Oyal Mail Steam Packet Company
Manars, Robarts, Corti
Robarts, Curtis, and Co
Aomens Macomank
Geo. Faeren
Hesident
Sevenoaks Union Poor Law Inquiry Reports Severe Workhouse Crowding
The commissioners detail the Sevenoaks Union's 1835 formation, past prohibitory outdoor relief orders, and severe winter crowding in 1840-41. They fault master and matron David and Elizabeth Gain and medical officer Mr Adams for neglect, criticize the visiting committee, note delayed expansion plans, and outline steps including temporary accommodation and oversight by London physicians.
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Board of Guardians
Sevenoaks Union
Sundridge
Samatsy
Tufnell
Sundridge Vestry
Sevenoaks
Nesses
England
F. Head
Duke of Wellington
Chevening
Coxheath United
Peashurst
Turpell
Love
David
Elizabeth Gain
Gain
Adams
Union
Thasah
Biarag Iwigestiog
Tirman
Pilans
Tiia
Mgr. Burgess
Otford
Burgess
London
Dr. Rigby
Hancock
Sevenoaka Union
Tutnell
Rigby
Tafnell
Fire in St David's Church Edinburgh Prompted Evacuation
A strong smell of fire and rising smoke near the pulpit at St David's Church, Gardner's Crescent, Edinburgh, led to a calm evacuation during Sunday service. Fire was traced to overheated flues igniting jolting and floor, extinguished without engine use. No injuries reported.
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St. David's Church
Gardner's Crescent
Edinburgh
Caledonian Mercury
New York
States
United States
America
England
Court Chronicle reports master approval of new trustees under act
The Masters report in the Loxp case was approved in the Court of Chancery, unopposed, to confirm new trustees. In Re Wilking Lunact a lunatic’s committee faced rent disputes over a Mitchelmersh farm with long delays and proportional profits discussed. The Rolls Court and Vice-Chancellors considered petitions over wills and partnership accounts with various rulings and directions.
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Court OF Chancery
Walsall Charities
Loxp Coancellor
Municipal Corporation Act
Wilking
Girpigstone
Jenvey
Blaster
Fikina
Mitchelmersh
Southampton
Wilkins
Gol
Copshold
Tull
Jeevey
Queen v White and Northern Itan editor bail ruling
In a bail court session January 12 the King’s Bench heard the Queen v White and the Northern Itan editor over a libel claim against Rev Mr Ansbie master at Rugby School. The attorney general noted prior affidavits were sworn before the attorney on the cause and the rule abandoned, now a new rule is sought on the same affidavits to correct form. If timing issues arise, an affidavit contends knowledge only after the last term’s first day, and Mr Justice Williams would decide.
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England
Morris
Vivian
Sir John Morris
Duke of Beaufort
Swansea
Swansea Coal Company
Landore
Tein Kg ovigtDa
Jin
Wicrax
Willett
Blanford
Lord Eldon
Bouverie Street
North Union Railway Company
Bolton and Preston Railway
Court of, Queen's Bench
Jax
Jones
Gordon
Suffolk
Jawa
Lord Denxar
Queen
White
Northern
Itan
Ansbie
Rugby School
Justice Williams
Wisha
Cultoess
Mrotherweil
New Maina
Wishaw
Alye
Tyes
Glasgow Herald
Wm. Carter
Surrey
Swan Low
St. Mark's Church
Kenningto
Mire
Elisabeth Cowles
Cowles
Commerce-place
Brixton-road
Jackson
Brixton Road
Rey
Barres
Otsego
New York
Prattsville
New York Journal of Commerce
Malicious Arrest Cases Before Lord Chief Justice and Damages
Reports two Middlesex sittings actions in the Court of Common Pleas. Petrie v Lamont involves a malicious arrest with a verdict for the plaintiff at 15 damages though the arrest warrant was mislaid. Harpieron v Heathore concerns partnership and legality issues with Anglo American Gold Mining Association and its directors, with questions of authority and legality of the shares.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Petrie
Baron Parke
Sergeant Bomras
Bute
Harpieon
Heathore
Tindal
Yale
Anglo American Gold Mining Association
Penman
Blondel
Avathora
Heathorm
Duvergier
Fellows
Bing
Blunde
Bankrupt George Delian son Clark's assignee choice delayed
Court of Bankruptcy set today for selecting assignees to patent agent George Delian son Clark of the Strand and proprietor of the Inventor's Advocate. Large creditor attendance. Many proofs needed investigation, so the choice was adjourned to allow time for examination.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Jas
George Delianson Clark
Strand
Inventor's Advocate
Umea
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Bene Longlands
Winchester-buildings
Sylum Foreign and Domestic Life Office
Cornhill
Waterloo-place
Tg, W. Hallett, Esq
Edmund Ferrera
J.clarmont Whiteman
Foster Reynolds
Willis Fratt
Los F.R.S
George-street
Away, Esq
Wellington-street
F. P
Ashford
Kent
James
College of Physicians
Philosophical Transactions
College
Messrs. Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
J. Sanger
Oxford-street
F. Newbery
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Paris
Louis Hughe
Croly
F.g.moon
Threadneedle-street
Collier
J. Payne Collier
Whittaker and Co
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Carvalho
Fleet-street
Price
C. 3. Lucas and Co
Brittain
Pater- Besterrow
Effingham Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Coventry-street
Heymerket
Hoett
High Holborn
United Kingdom
Mensta, Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Courts OF Law
Rolls’ Court
Westmanston
Fabrary
Earl OF Winterton
Charlotte
Catherine
Jane Chapman
Lord Winterton
Messrs. Tioney
Law
Mr. Pemberton
Mr. Dickson
Masren
Rotts
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