Somersetshire Coal Canal Supervision Wanted In Bath Area
A prospectus seeks a general superintendent and biager of the Somersetshire Coal Canal and connected rail links. Applicant must master book keeping and supervise repairs to canal, roads, engines, and locks, with a discretionary salary and full-time commitment. Proposals due March 20 to Messrs Longford and Hill, Hatlandrow, for General Committee review.
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Tomersetshire
Bath
Algo
Tepo
Messie
Longford and Hill
Hatlatrow
Old Down
Somerset
Hallatrov
Monument To His Majesty Public Monument Sub Committee Report
A meeting at Thatched House Tavern chaired by the Earl of Liverpool reviewed the public subscription for a monument to His late Majesty. Subscriptions totaled 4648 pounds 7 shillings 2d with 2590 pounds 11 shillings 2d paid to Messrs Drummonds. 2057 pounds 11 shillings remained unpaid. The committee reported progress on Wyatt’s model horses, but no competition was sought. Finishing the model could cost ten to twenty thousand pounds, prompting calls for a special committee and a May 6 public meeting to report costs and next steps.
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St. James’s Street
Earl of Liverpool
Canterbury
Marquis of Tothian
Lord Kenyon
Salisbury
James Langham
Earl of Blesington
Guruniz
Drummonds
Wyatt
Kenyon
Jamtes Lancham
Earl of Livertoon
J. Done
Earl of Biestytow
Hoxton
Kingsland Road
Messre
Woon
Camden Town
Kentish Town
N. M. Borxecuip
London
New-court
St. Swithin’s-lane
John Gale
Mary Beagles
Bowstreet
Ri Biaars
R. Brasil
R. Binxie
Dr Nuttalls charity praised for care and growth
A Westminster General Dispensary meeting chaired by Sir Thomas Bell commended Dr Nuttall the senior physician for his services to the charity. Under his leadership patient numbers rose from 1508 to 2377 annually and funds increased as he secured dinners and supported the institution. The chairman approved publishing the collective praise in morning and evening papers.
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Westminster General Dispensary
Thomas Bell
Nuttall
St. Pancras Infirmary
Thos. Bell
Births and Deaths in Gentlemen’s Domiciles
Birth notices from London and Kent report a daughter to Sir C Sullivan and a son to Major Chetwynd Stapylton, with additional births at Knowlton Court and Campden Hill and Iboruden. A son arrives to C Tylden Pattenson. Died notices mourn Letitia Mytton White and Thomas Brett aged 65. long illness noted.
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Upper Brook-street
Sir C. Sullivan
Queen Anne-street
Chetwynd Stapylton
10Th
Royal Hussars
Knowlton Court
Kent
Capt
D’acth
Ason
Campden Hill
Kensington
Joseph Delafield
Letitia Mytton White
Charles Nicholas White
Datchet
Windsor
Springgrove
Thomas Brett
Debtors Court hears Olivia Serres insolvent case and murder trial
The Cumberland proceedings feature Olivia Serres’s creditors, a disputed debt paper, and a murder inquiry in Clerkenwell with witnesses like Henry Waller, Brooks, and Judd. The court adjourns to gather evidence, and an identity chase centers on a watchman’s conduct and a bloodstained bag linked to the crime.
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Thur Rice
Olivia Serres
Herses
No. 17
Henry Waller
James-street
Great
Milman-place
Bedford-row
Waller
Read
Brooks
Judd
Guildhall
Blackhall
Archer
Strand
The Late Horrid Murder In Petticoat Lane
A drunken inquiry reveals witness statements about a murder at a Petticoat Lane public house and the actions of relatives. The magistrate summons Martin to answer questions tied to a confessional remark. Additional testimony lists numerous tradespeople and residents linked to the deceased’s circle as matters proceed in Hatton Garden.
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Blacky Lion
Petticoat
Lane
Martin
Rodrigues
Michael Donatty
David Donatty
Donatty
Hall
Fisher
Saylor
Mr. Field
Hatton Garden
Mr. Stevens
Devonshire-street
W. Rhodes
Great Warner Street
Clerkenwell
Mary Ann Young
Elizabeth Ryans
Waller
Harry Brooks
Judd
Milman-place
Guildhall
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
William Read
Black Lion
Navy 5 per Cents Reduction Bill debated in Lords
In the House of Lords on Wednesday March 15 Earl Bathurst presented petitions from Lower Canada about agricultural distress. The committee examined the Navy 5 percent reduction bill. Grey noted an wording in the clause on dissents and preamble, with no amendment. Liver pool and others discussed past versus prospective reference, the bill was reported without changes and ordered for a third reading tomorrow. Adjourned.
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House OF Commons
Lord Errington
Culme
Devonshire
W. Curtis
London Bridge
Jf.ommanney
Alderman Wood
H. Sumner
WD. Crespigny
Calvert
F. Ommanney
Curwen
Spilsby
Lincolnshire
Canada
Marryatt
Assembly of Commerce
Lower Canada
Ellice
J. Benett
Wilmot
Ricardo
J. Coffin
W. Smith
Abercromby
Edinburgh
House OF Lords
Mancux
Earl Bathurst
Navy
Earl Grey
Earl of Liverpool
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Drury-Lane
Sgiovanneln London
Rodwell
Pertinax
Mr. Kean
Golden-lane
Barbican
Macross Abbey
Miss Luby
Longman, Hurst, and Rees
Paternoster-row
J. Abers
His Majesty
Old Bond-street
Cook’s” Weekly Register
Messrs
England
Pope
iVen Scarmentado
Ispahan
Examiner
Appleyard
Catherine-street
Kale Las Hadsalicsital Des Eehrdeptse
apanbaAe Panne
Highgate
Hwampstead
Red Lion Square
White Whare Wharf
Regent’s Canal
Prancis Henchman
Clerkie
Red Baon Square
W.B. Fenders
City of London
Bishop Agate Street
Mfe
Samuel Bosanquet
Lombard-street
Charles Dodd
Billiter-street
Leadenhall-street
J. Hill
Grasswell
Craven-street
Ws. Davis
Upper Belgrave Place
Pimlico
Jr. Ruddock
Brighton
Majesty's
Deptford
Surrey-street
Blackfriars-road
Tarrant and Carter
Jackson and Hardley
Tvnhis
Great Surrey-street
D. Jones
Siselane
Russell Square
Robins
Warwick-street
Golden-square
Regert-street
Ruussell Square
James Mansfield
Axminster
Brussels
Kidderminster
Somersetshire
High Court of Chancery
Tyndale
Warre
Kingston
West Monkton
Cheddon
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-lane
Brooksbank and Farn
Gray's Inn-square
G.b.tyndale
Lincoln’s Innfields
Willian Kinglake
Beadon and Son
Taunton
Capital Oak Timber
Sussex
Farebrother
Star Inn
Lewes
Thomas Marton Wilson
Fairnard
Gouldhurst
Spring
Gims
Fletching
Slavesfield
Uckfield
Ouse
Higat Scarie
Crown
Hastings
Gey Star and Garter
White Horse
Steyning
Norfolk
Arundals Swan
Chichester
Star
Portsmouth
Rose and Crown
Maidstone
Fountain
Turner
Stride and Lydden
Carey-street
Garraway's
Beaufort House
Ding. Strand
Binesly Beruty
Royal Canal
Gov. Sec. Sp. c
Marcu
Grand Canal
Ditto
NCESS
Cumberland
Olive Princess of Cumberland
Heats
Longstaff
Jeans
John Lewis Algo
Haru
Pottock
Ann Longstaff
Portocs
Commons
Fleet-market
Inning
Lord Chatham
Lord Warwick
Benjamin Bloomfield
Doctors’ Commons
Court
Beafort
Hearn
Hzaru
Portocx
Heath
Holborn-hill
Imperial Parliament
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