Royal Agricultural fair and shop advertisements excerpt
A fragmented early 19th century page shows adverts for Royal Agricultural Society items and household goods. It includes names and addresses such as Daviess Old Established Warehouse 63 St Martin’s Lane and Amies Candles, with product lines like Cottage Pattern tea sets, silverware, tea and coffee services, and Dr Steers Opodeldoc touted for circulation and rheumatism. The text lists prices, patterns, and shows sample illustrations. It also mentions Newbery’s remedies and Sanger in Oxford Street.
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AMIES
Windsor and Pal
Windsor
Davies
St. Martin’s-lane
New Slaughter's
ceniGne
F. Newbery
Newbery and Sons
Mintakerthe House
J. Sanger
Oxford
Ward trust case in chancery over 1817 deed
In a chancery hearing, counsel for George Henry Ward defends against claims of breach of trust related to a 1817 deed and a 190,000 capital in a family firm. The suit contends the plaintiff trustee acted fairly. disputes concern repayment by William Ward and a 1823 settlement amid bankruptcy pressures.
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Court OF Chancery
Lo Tweedoe
Wenst
George Henry Wand
Mex Wiliam
Ward
George Ward
Peaignes
George Henry Ward
William Ward
Thompson
Geeorge ‘Ward
Henry Ward
Bit. W.ward
G. H. Watt
London
Tystice Patteson
G. Ward
Ginseemie
Agnew and Gibbs seek dissolution in Mattey estate dispute
In Vice-Chancellor courts at Jamaica, Aguilar and Gibbs with Lewin move to dissolve and restrain actions related to the estate of the late American merchant Domingo Mattey, who died in 1835. They seek to stop payments and prevent enforcement of two bills of exchange totaling 3 800 pounds tied to Mattey’s Brasil wood ventures and a 1840s contract chain.
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Enclaod
Yaith YD
Gibbs
Col
Mattey
Domingo Mattey
San Jose
Cosa Rios
Central America
John Moore
Brasil
Ginstope
Moore
America
Othel
Dissolving Will Proceedings Mention Bolton and Preston Railway
Fragmentary note refers to an estate case about a will and dissolution, with mentions of the Bolton and Preston Railway Company and a court action. The text hints at asset distribution, possible executors, and a prohibition on certain actions pending dissolution. Specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Diesolra
Baskrep
Acai
Ropers Co
Bolton and Preston Railway Company
Cara
Willisme
Willas Carrs
Address to Oxford election committee seeks withdrawal pact
A letter from 1842 reports a committee of Convocation members urging withdrawal of both candidates for the chair of Poetry at Oxford. It notes 244 non resident signatories and few refusals, with Canterbury and York bishops among signers, and mentions parallel appeals from Worcester diocese.
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London
Siitisone
Oxford
Amet
Messares
Garbett
Trinity
Brasenose
Br. Williams
Canterbury
York
Convocation
Worcester
Brasenge
Con
Oxford Convocation Deputation Debates Withdrawals
A London committee and Oxford figures discuss appointing a deputation to meet Mr Williames committee and consider withdrawing Mr Garbett from the vacant chair. The exchange covers motives, grounds, and assurances, with Pope and university officials weighing consent and proper procedure.
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Fey Bats
Bondoh
London
Garbett
Williame
Ibove
Te Fylerby
Parks
Pat
Bethdrawal
Camerons
Ata
Bea
Alleged murder case in Greenwich seeks bail relief
January bail hearing in the Queen v Robinson on a charge of poisoning his wife. Judge Wirthama refused Habeas Corpus and Certiorari, noting that a fortnight more would hardly affect the defendant’s imprisonment. earlier trial issues and a separate case regarding a wardict and a new trial are mentioned.
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Greenwich
Queen
Robinson
Bantantyne
Newgate
Justice Wirtrama
Central Criminal Court
Gilligan
Croxwery
Middlesex
House of Lords
Wwich
Court rule to show cause on verdict in fraud case
In CEAWLEAY v THOMPSON AND OTHERS before Lord Chief Justice Tindal the court considered a rule to set aside a jury verdict for misdirection or lack of evidence. The plaintiff alleged fraudulent imitation of his iron stamp and the defendant used the mark after notice of imitation. The judge granted the rule after deliberation.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Ceawleay
Insolvency and suspected collusion linked to set aside settlement
In a court dispute over a verdict and a compromise on 50 sovereigns, the plaintiffs argue against setting aside a release claiming collusion. Lords and barons debate whether collusion is proven, noting the insolvency of the plaintiff and the low settlement amount compared with potential fivefold judgment. The rule is discharged with no costs awarded.
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Erchequer
Jax
Ricketts
Nash
Exve
Kelly
Kettr
Victori Bie
Lord Axixote
Baron Apprxsox
Baron Hotre
Exre
Antwerx
Rotary steam engines promise fuel savings and simpler motion
The piece outlines advantages of rotary steam engines over reciprocating designs, noting Craig's Scots invention with three steam pipes driving horizontal arms. It highlights lower first cost, potential for locomotives and navigation, reduced weight and space, less repair, and a tested model boat on the Thames with promising performance figures.
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Craig
Arker’s. Mill
Rossel
Telooet
Lenat
Mar Gom
Sarah Tote
Ambiguities in Treaty Marks Debate on Slave Trade Abolition
Fragmentary notes discuss the role of ambassadors and treaties in curbing the slave trade. References mention abolition efforts, mixed commissions, and objections raised by various parties, with emphasis on enforcing obligations under international agreements.
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Alge
Heman
Lewes
Paris Negotiations on an Affair Stir Europe
Fragmentary text shows European leaders weighing a reconciliation amid a quarrel. The report mentions Paris and Toileries invitation, hints at a statesmanlike grand idea, and notes tariffs burdening commerce with little hope for next year.
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Keoot
de Kisselel
M. Perier
Franes
Paris
Jeff Thould
Toileries
Europe
Trible
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Teak
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Payor Sn
Feck
Jost
Earl of Devon
Exeter
Ripon
Salisbury
Sodor and Man
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Crake
Williamis
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Roundell
Palmer, Bay
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Py Bama
Childers
Sahei Ihan
Degerabers
Dukes
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St. George's
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Dubin
Zeus
Wright
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