St Katharine Dock Company Announces General Meeting
The Board of Directors of the St Katharine Dock Company give notice of a general half yearly meeting for proprietors on January 21 at noon at the Dock House Tower Hill Middlesex. The dividend for the half year ending the 31st instant will be declared, with accounts for the year ending the same date to be laid before them and available for inspection from January 6. The chair will be taken at 1 pm. The company books close on December instant and reopen on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Katharine Dock House
OTICE
ST. Katharine Dock Company
Doo House
Towerhill
Middlesex
John Hall
N.B
Court proceedings span case and public notice in London
The report covers resumed arguments in a Chancery case detailing that the defendant Hamlet advanced goods, a Robins sale, and a 3500L auction. It then moves to Palmer vs. Edmonds and a Master’s referral, followed by M'Kenzye v Macleod about landlord liability for fire, and a sailing collision ruling creating maritime damages in the Trinity/Theone case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chansery
King V. Hamlet
Perys
Lord Lorton
Serjeant Lefroy
Anthony Lefroy
George Samuel Ford
King
Hamlet
George Robins
Robin
Roge
Scotland
Sergeant Witpe
John Nicholl
Abel Chapman
Brown
Trinity House
Triune
Newcastle
Seaham
King’s Advocate
Addams
Triton
Dodson
Nicholl
Riune
Trinity Master
Cuarnan
Trinity Masters
Joan Nicyovu
Damaged looking glass case in Royal Orleans trial
Owen v Burnett concerns a rule to set aside a verdict in a common carrier case. A Colonel Sheddon ordered a glass from Bond Street, sent to White Horse, Winchester, then Lymington, and finally to Col Sheddon’s home. The glass arrived broken due to improper handling and unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse
Winchester
Lymington
Col. Sheddon
Sergeant Coleridge
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcies in London Gazette
Declarations of insolvency list multiple tradesmen and merchants in London and Buckinghamshire with dates Jan 13 to Jan 14. Bankruptcies superseded and new bankrupts include Adams Arexanpen Mare-street Hackney linen draper and numerous tradesmen with court venues at Commercial Rooms Bristol Clarendon Rooms Liverpool and Basinghall Street. Dividends and certificates follow, naming numerous creditors and debtors across cities including Bath Bristol London Liverpool Manchester and Bristol again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle-street
HE Quarterly Review
A. M. Guizot
Gibbon
Nassau
C. Wetherell
His Majesty
Journal of West India Proprietor
Matthew G. Lewis
West Indies
Carmichael
Italy
W. Blair
Rat Trevelyan
High Ife
China
Charles Marjoribanks, Esq
George Staunton
James Brabason Urmston
Amherst
Curite Optoxialt
Rae Gall
C. N. Wodehenge
Norwich
George H
Oxford
Uvedale Price
M.A
Quarterly Review
Noruttyaurant
Pee Court Journal
Chiswick House
Duke of Devonshire
Grantham
Court Journal
Ileary Colburn
W. Thomas
Catherine- Street
Strand
Uckingham
England
London
Metropolis
London Gazette
Adams
Arexanpen
Mare-street
Hackney
Cores
Josevs
Maid’s Moreton
Buckinghamshire
Miller
Wooster
Woosten
Coal Exchange
Lockyer
Cuarces
Strood
Kent
Mason
Moses
Ikestone
Derbyshire
Bennett
William
Bath
Grocer
Bristol
Stevens
Gray’s Inn-square
Haberfield
Clarke and Sons
Carey
Joan
Fore-street
Cripplegate
Haberdasher
Janae
Basinghall-street
Oliver
East India Chambers
Leadenhall-street
Govipine
Davis
Ricuard
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Lowe, Garey
Sweeting
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Wilkinson
Christian
Hott
Henry Frederic
Holywell-street
Westminster
Wight
Percy-street
Oxford Street
Lackington
Howard
Willliam
Down Street
Piccadilly
Robinson and Son
Bevan and Brittan
Levet
Ledbury
Herefordshire
Shire Hall
Hereford
Collins
Clarke and
Madlealf
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Paxton
Jenny
Austin-friars
Scrivener
Davies
Devonshire-square
Bishopsgate-street
Graham
Copthall-buildings
Ranxivr
Daviv
Martin’s-lane
Cannon-street
Kitchener
Lothbury
Cranch
Billiter-square
Wipowinzip
Rozert
Park-place
Kennington-cross
Abbott
King’s Arms-Yard
Coleman-street
Lawrence and Blenkarne
Bucklersbury
Cocurave
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
W.J
Monmouthshire
Commercial
Hennes
Great George-street
Bermondsey
Hitton
Cumberland-place
New-road
Maiden-lane
Queen-streat
Basinghall Street
Hix
Wapping Wall
Ship Chandler
Hosson
Carlisle
Mercer
Crown and Mitre
Jones
Carmarthen
Kirxnoyze
Merthyr Tydfil
Lucas
City-road
Macfarren
Howland-street
Mawnnemrinas
Chatham
Moore
Dursley
Gloucestershire
Old Bell Inn
Moors
Carey-street
Lincoln's Inn
Repraty
Greenwich
Taylor
Manchester
Commissioners
Tornam
Dockhead
Wess
Newport
Wueeven
F.S
Isleworth
Wayte
Shrewsbury
French Government reacts to Russia Ottoman treaty
Paris on December 23 reports Russian Ottoman pact of July 8, 1833 provoked French protest. Nesselrode writes from St Petersburg that France will act as if the treaty had no existence if Russia intervenes in Turkey, asserting the act preserves peace and stability between Russia and the Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dowling
Williams
N.B
Spectator, Whittaker and Co
Paris
St. Petersburgh
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Turkey
Ottoman Porte
Constantinople
J. de Lagrence
Porte
M. de Lagrenée
de Lagrenée
Nesselrode
Turko Egyptian politics and Smyrna naval notes from the Levant
Dispatches describe Ibrahim Pacha levying forced conscripts in Aleppo and raids on Syrians, with rents and extortion reaching 4 000 to 5 000 purses. Ibrahim plans further moves toward Antioch and canal schemes. Smyrna hosts Austrian British French American squadrons amid murder apologies and diplomatic tensions. Mehemet Ali eyes independence, predicts Egypt’s rise while Turkey weakens. Surrey magistrates clear Deputy High Constable of corruption charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Constantinople
Aleppo
Ibrahim Pacha
Syria
Moukaremie
Theae Herall
Ibrahim
Jerusalem
Damascus
Antioch
Euphrates
Orontes
Pachalic
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Boghor Bey
Alexandria
Porte
Ali Pacha
Taylor
Lord Ponsonby
Cyprus
Baifa
Isles
Curlac
Vourla
Pulteney Malcolm
Levant
Constellation
United States
Delawarre
Ville de
Bay of Smyrna
Duquesne
Napoli
Hugon
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Turkey
Russia
Europe
Califate
Soliman the Magnificent
Africa
Arabia
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William Nottidge
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Thomas Edmonds
Charles H. Baxter
John
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Richard Wilgon
Jamey Lincoln
Dan. Teshte Pea Ann Salmon
Mary A. Foot
Rachael Whittington
Sophia M. Presland
George Davey
Eorgswyn
William Sapaford
Jane Isaacs
Maury Ose
John H. Partridg
Stephen W. Ison
George Tolman
Frederick E. Mei Jeremiah Lagden ES Compton
Oqndon and
Windsor Railways Company
Windsor
Epaie
John Forb
John Ramsbottom
M.P
R.N
Thomson W. Payn
Swabey
E. Bovingdon
Messrs
Jennings J. Seeker
W.I. Voules
W. Long
London and
Wigdsor
Paddington
Reading
London Committee
Tokenhouse‘yard
SW Let and CO
Agate
Rndee
Greeperinty
Coopers’ Hall
Vance As
Swift and CO
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Regent Circus
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
Glasgow
Ins
W. R. Goodluck
Richardson, Goodluck, and Co
Blackman-street
Borough
Chambera
Kingstown
John Kearton
Kearton
St. Patrick
Wallilabo
Bellisle
Russel’s
Byres
Joseph Billinghurst, Esq
Crown and Colony
St. Vincent’s
John Constable
Brabantcourt
Philpot-lane
W. R.scott
J. Hill
Evan: Edwards
St. Paul’s
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Royal Exchange-gates
Sanger
An Thandler
Oxford-atrest
Richard Whiffin
Scott
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
Sun
Bulwer
Globe
Scotsman
New Burlington-street
Horace Walpole
Sir Horace Mann
Lord Dover
Walpole
George the Second
Edinburgh Review
Wales
Lieutenant Breton
Morning Herald
New
Burlington-street
Tangland
E.L. Bulwer
Eugene Aram
Pelham
Athenaum
Literary Gazette
Morning Post
Hutton
DR. Gregory
Royal Military Academy
Charles Hutton
F.R.S
Oulinthus Gregory
C. Inroyal
Longman and Co
Baldwin and Co
J. Richardson
J. M. Richardson
Rivingtons
J. Booker
Harvey and Co
Hamilton and Co
Harding and Co
R. Hunter
Parbury and Co
J. Duncan
Whittaker and Co
J. Souter
Cowie and Co
Simpkin and Co
Smith and Co
Holdsworth and Co
Stirling and Co
Edinburgh
LAW Report
Birmingham Law Society
George Edmonds
Palmer
Edmonds
Piatt
Baron Bayley
Court OF Admiralty
Court OF Exchequer
Coteman
Chapman
Cortass
Reechford
Lancashire
Haworth
Ingleton
Yorkshire
Hoopernease
J. F
Lancaster
Catenton-street
Lee
Down-street
Pic
PERG
J.de Lagrenee
Surrey
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