Dinburgh Steam Ship service and 1833 Leominster sale notice
The UK will run a steam ship from Greenwich to Edinburgh on July 12 and July 31 and July 30, weather permitting, with passengers free at Greenwich and goods received at multiple London offices. A High Court Decree sale in Leominster is set for July 9 1833, offering leasehold premises including the King’s Head public house and adjacent properties, viewable via tenants and various solicitors, at multiple listed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinburgh
United Kingdom
Greenwich
Edinburgh
Scarborough
Spread Eagle
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
Cross Keys
Gracechurch-street
Downes’s Wharf
George Bell
Fenchurch-street
R. Byram
Easy India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Leadenhall-street
Flaven
House of Commons
The
India Company
Indian Warritories
Heme, Brothers
Hamburg
Ian
I Ttory
Jadan
London
Heine, Brothers
P.S
High Court of Chancery
Howell
Sitante
Leominster
James Humphreys
said-Master's Chambers
Southampton-buildings
Y-Lane
Gee, Smith
The Calthorpe Street Riot Trial Opens In London
No. 13 079 sessions begin before the Lord Mayor and a panel of judges. George Furzey stands indicted for stabbing John Brookes in Calthorpe Street amid a riot. Witnesses describe the assault with a dagger like instrument, a flag capture, and police involvement. Prosecution argues government public case, while defense contends fairness to the prisoner. The trial runs as court notices and royal audiences fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gazelee
J. Parke
Calthorpe Street
George Furzey
John Brookes
Wightman
Messrs. C. Phillips
Clarkson
Sorreston
Agai
John Brooke
Metropolitan Police
Lincoln
St. James’s Watch-House
Gray’s Inn-lane
Calthorpe-street
Gray’s Inn- Jane
C. Paitrirs
Earl Portmore
Phillips
Souretton-GeneBrac
Pustures
Justice Parke
Justice Gazeree
Purcurps
Puttiirs
Treasury
Popes
Redwood
Chance Radgood
Whuman
Calthorpe
House of Lords and Commons debate ministry reforms
Parliament outlines include Local Jurisdiction Bill reports and third reading on actions imitation, Irish church temporalities debate, and resolutions on patronage, with Ireland and Scotland issues, church tests, Drogheda salaries, and municipal inquiries. The session moves to twelve to three morning sittings, with plans for early petitions and select subject focus to speed legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lords
House OF Commons
E. L. Bulwer
Mr. Finn
Ireland
Tooke
University of London
J. Sinclair
M. Phillips
Liverpool
Shell
Colonel Williams
Oxford
Cambridge
O’dwyer
Corporation of
Lushington
Robinson
Sinclair
W.smith
England
Wales
O’ Dwyer
Drogheda
City of
Dublin
O’connell
R. Stewart
Scotland
Commission of the Peace
Church Temporalities
O’farrall
Fenn
Lord Althorp
We. W. Wynn
O'Connell
House
R. Inglis
Reversi
Wynn
Ellice
Robert Peel
Oxford Admission of Fellows and Scholars
Oxford reports election and admission of Fellows and probationary Fellows from Exeter Wadham and St John’s Colleges. J Carey and G T Shepart elected Fellows on King Charles I. foundation and Devonshire basis. E W Foley and J B Dyne admitted Fellows. L Evens J Cooper E W Tuffnell and D Wheeler named Scholars. W M Macdonald admitted Scholar at New College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
J. Carey
B. A
G.T. Shepart
Exeter College
Charles I
Guernsey
Devonshire Foundation
E. W. Foley
U.A
J. B. Dyne
Wadham College
L. Evens
J. Cooper
E. W.tuffnell
D. Wheeler
C. Rew
H. Heming
J. F. Coke
St. John’s College
H.W. Burrows
Merchant Tailors’ School
G. M. Bullock
Bristol
W.M. Macdonald
New Ollege
Maritime News From July 3 Sailing and Arrivals
Sailed his Majesty's packet Firefly to Calais and Crusader with mail. Arrived Royal George from Calais and Britannia from Boulogne. Firefly and Sovereign steam-weasel arrived. Salamander and others in the roads. Lord and Lady Sydney expected at Wright's Hotel en route to France. Various arrivals from Bombay, Jamaica, Lisbon, and Rio Janeiro noted with cholera updates. ships including Ebenezer, Abie, St Helena, Prince Leopold, Pike, Columbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Royal George
Britannia
Boulogne
Crusader
Calaig
Ostend
Lord
Lady Sydney
Wright
Lloyd's
Brngwoap
Ebenezer
Marshall
Prince Edward’s Island
Falmouth
W.S.W
N.N.W
Big Majesty
Pike
Lisbon
Opor
Camden Packet
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Eliza
Sutton
Madras
Bengal
Columbine
Brown
Cape of Good Hope
Lis Majesty
Brooking
Oporto
Lagoa
Duke of Verceira
Palmella
Algarve
Jersey
Amy
Havannah
Pourssouri
Rapid
Mediterranean
W.G Anderson
Fox
Ancona
Limerick
Delight
Anderson
Glassmire
Sparks
Hand of
Providence
Seaflower
Carter
London
Larvanroots Sear
Arrixad
Bangs
Wilmington
Pekin
Hutchinson
Quétets
Hetty
Alexander
Messina
Venesis
Andrews
Sicily
Viger
Cuculien
Bilbou
Earl of Errol
Ritchie
Active
Strachan
Riga
Zeberlon
Nova Scotia
Warrenaven
Connell
Jamaica
Forgery trial and royal shipping pageant told in one day
Elizabeth Wratter faced final examination on a forged bill case tied to Fellowes and Co. and Woolwich bankers amid a broader day of public notices. A separate Islington inquest declared Wilful Murder in a river death while the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria arrived at Cowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wratter
Hankey
Fellowes and Co
Woolwich
Hunter
Busn
Society of Bankers
William Simpson
Measrs
Mastermaan
John Ward
Gregory
Steward’s Buildings
Battersea
Witnass
Budgell and Co
London
Lasterman and Co
Mloody
George
J. Clayton
Styles
United Societies
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society
King’s Head
Islington
New River
Temple
Upper Raed
Talington
Deamer
Queensquare
Reynolds
Parry
Hammersmith
Privineces
Dutteys
Lawson
Grand Jury
Hawes
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Cowes
Fred
Duke of Portland
Spithead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stamsgate
Margate
St. Katharine’s Wharf
Brighton
Waterlane
Turday
Mc. No. Tower-street
Haymarket
N.B
Hamburgh
Charles Bessell
Iron Company
Kionat
ST. Petersburg
Lubeck
Nicolay
Jesta N. W. Stahl
Alexandra
J. C. Diets
Labeck
Luveva VE
Travemt
Tion Company
Lubec'offic
Office of the Steam Naviga
Ordnance
His Majesty’s Ordnance
Pall Mall
Byer
Peter Auber
Ropperic
Society of Painters In Water Colours
Pali-mall
Esst
Dusak
R. Hills
Friends of African Colonization
Hanover-square
Duke of Sussex
Lord Bexley
J. S. Buckingham
M.P
Africa
J. Crawford, Esq
J. A. Roebuck
Lieut. Rosenberg
R.N
R. Potter, Esq
American Colonization Society
Great Britain
United States
D. Lister
Thomas Hodgkin, Esq
Chapman
Royal
the Duke of Sussex
Marquis of Westminster
I. Briscoe
G. Murray James Douglas
of T. Richardson
Stamford Cavers
S. Biddulph
Charing-cross
W. A. Hankey
J. 8. Chapman
Brooks
King's Lepes
Herbert Taylor
St. James’s
Windsor
Cumberland
Sussex
Gloucester
Lord Saltoun
Foot Guards
Count de Rudolf
Chevsher Visi
Viscount Palmin
Condué Yy
Ro Cheater
Marquis de Boyle
Count de Poilon
Monsieur Maurojeni
Sublime Porte
Robert Grant
Earl Grey
Viscount Combermere
Duke of Richmond
Viscount Palmerston
Stanley
Earl of Albemarte
Marquis of Lansdowne
J. Graham
Lord Hill
Earl of
Marquis of
Clanricarde
Tollemache
Coldstream Guards
H. W. Masters
Sheriff Peak
Hagerman
Upper Canada
G. Farren
Jemsicaalavea
Europe
India
Saltoun
W. Sandford
Adolphus Fitzcl
W. Hotham
H.N
Col. Walpole
Col. Morris
Lord Howden
W. Chambers
Duke of
Tata Day
Shiel
Dardanelles
Morning Post
Burge
West India
Ife
National Society
Westminster
Canterbury
Hereford
Bangor
Justice Park
Archdeacon Watson
Norris
Trimmer
Davis
Walmsley
D'Oyly
Stockholm
Christ Church
Surrey
Alexander and
Charles of Salme
John Slade
University and Clerical Intelligence
Sup News
Ilas
Police
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