DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIPS LIST AND ROBBERY REPORT
The notice records dissolutions of partnerships in various trades including builders silk printers and merchants with locations in Cheltenham Eaton-square Stourbridge and Glasgow. It also recounts a jewel robbery at Querndoo Hall Leicestershire with a 5000 pound reward and a recovered map thief later in custody. A separate report describes a gruesome find of a severed arm and a female head in the Leith area prompting questions about a missing Stockbridge servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Motley
J. Mills
Arne
Cheltenham
L. Cubitt
Eatoneplace
Eaton-square
Middlesex
R. Wells
W Littler
Jun
Garratt-lane
Wandsworth
J. Horton
Mortimer-street
Cavendish-square
R. Wilferton
J. Hume
Hamburgh
H. Eades
Sen
Arkleston
Bleacher
T. Dunlop
Hornshill
Farmer
Southampton
Querndoo Hall
Leicestershire
Earl of Southampton
Lord Southampton
Canonmills
Leith
Stockbridge
Rae Mere Fremont
Ie Canara
Eagily Oblaing
Oblaine
Vessels Arrive and Wreck Reported Along Channel and Ports
May 20 to 21 reports from Lloyds list several arrivals at Portsmouth Deal and off Brighton including the Betsey Scylla and Friends. A Prussian ketch Jalina Magdalena wrecked on Goodwin Sand with crew saved. Other ships named arrive at Dublin Halifax Newfoundland Havre de Grace and Madeira from various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s. Portsmouth
E.S.E
Betsey
Esther
Stone
Alicant
Bat
Newry
Nancy
Way
London
Dublin
Widow sues as London swindler traps credulous traveler
In a Mansion House hearing, Mrs. Brady, a Warrington widow, recounts traveling to London after a deceitful letter promising a governess or housekeeper post. Agent Mr Wright claims to arrange situations for pay but is linked to the wider scam. the Lord Mayor orders further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
Chaniesy Greenwood
Sir Herbert Taylor
James Stephen
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Frederick Duke of York
Jess
Brown Young
Walton
Hampton Court
James Simpson
Messrs
Farrers, Atkinson
Parkir - Givteotn
Fynmore
Clarke
Craven-street
Strands
Mr. Kendal
East Moulsey
Surrey
Curraprevin
Rathcormac
Barrymore
Cork
Dublin
Bride
Flesk
Adai Calvert
Thomasstreet
Thomas B. Middleton
Camden-street
William Sherrard
Russell Square
H. Brookman
Berners Street
Oxford Street
Stevens and Brenchley
Oxford-street
Russell-Street
Commercial-road
Ridge
Jos
Rand
A.pssundrentick Dees
BPR i Te
Richardson-street
Prsce
Nale
Swain
Stevens
Maples
Pearse
Hunt
Aunttevens
Mrg. Nightingale
Evens
Frederick’s Place
Oldenry
Pearre
Frederick's-place
Old Jewry
Vreehold
Brenchley
City of London
Crown Court
St. Dunstan’s Church
Lathan
Palatine House
Newington
Shoreditch Church
Messia
Pearce, Phillips
Bolger
St. Swithin’s-lane
Poultry
Charlotte-row
Stevens and
J. D. Middleton
Wattson, Kinnear
Young
Manchester
Wilde, Rees
Humphrey
College-hill
Bromley
Kent
London
Peyton
Garraway's Coffee House
Changealley
Cornhill
Uthborough Lodge
Turpington Farm
Stradmore
John Bannon
J. H. Henderson Esq
Bloomsbury-square
Inny
Tonbridge Tonbridge Wells
Hastings
Brighton
Garraway’s
Cook’s-court
Carey-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Shropshire
Grove Estate
Mears, Churton and Sons
Phenix Inn
Market Drayton
Pigot
Alban and Benbow
Lincoln’s Fan
Brady
Lancashire
John Wright
Wright
Warrington
Governesa
Mrs. Brady
Hobler
Vulcan
Mr. Wright
Lonp
Tahall
Deaths and a Drowning Reported in Port of Spain
The Port of Spain Gazette notes the death of Richard Fort Haine Finnie after a prolonged illness and mentions General David Stewart Gee’s declining health. It records the drowning of Lieutenant John Giuseppi RN near King's Wharf while returning from the barque Hope. two boys survived by clinging to the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fort Haine
Finnie
Chathyo
St. Lucia
David Stewart Gee
Seekeae Ohn Stewart
Garth Eatate
Ees Grande
Ae West Indies
John Giuseppi
R.N
Ars
Hope
England
King's Wharf
Port of Spain
Trinidad
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Ondon
Calais
Lord Melville
Middle
Henry Stranack
Admiralty
Owen
Morni
Wenchee Corning
Seth
Orning
Sunda
Superb
Imare
Ea Chas
Bessall
General Steam Navigation Company
Opera Howse
Shakar
Vent
Strand
Great Queen-street
Ceemasons
Canterbury
Tay
Peterborough
Chichester
Stowe
University of Oxford
Lincoln
Ards
Duke of Buccleugh
Lord Vernon
Baron Boland
Sir Charles Greville
K.C
William Cotton
Eng
W. Parker
M.A
E. J. Burrow
D.D
Watthias Attwood
M.P. Join
Stanley Clarke
Win Coope
William Cotten
William Davis
Sir Chas. Flower, Bart
Ald
Jas
Alex. Gordon
MaDeu
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Elican Life Assurance
Lombard-street
Spring-gardens
Hugh Hammersley
John Hawes
William Heygate
John Petty Muspratt
William Semler
George Shum Storey
Matthew Whiting
Thomas Hodgson
Charles Hampden Turner
William Mellish
Thomas Parke
Avery
Great Britain
Ireland
Bordeaux
Nin
Cleveland-street
Mile-end Turnpike
Workman
Baker
T. Hood
Bennett's Hill
Doctors
Alexander
Aiidan
Wil- Tians
Join-street
Abe
Journal Politique, Litteraire
Journal Hebdomadaire
Europe
la Banque
Boonad
Tg Boulange
Lord Holland
Almaack
Paris
Geneva
Victoria
Prince Koslofsky
Athenaum
St. A
Erlin
Tevens and
Potter
Unicorn
Stonesend
Borough
New London Bridge
Jeremiah Evans
Evans
Bell Hotel
Lele
Union Canal
Miles
Alston
Mick
Leicester
Heming and
Bar- Ver
Lincoln’s Lupsfields
Cronday Ereing
Mauritius
Total
Bank of England
House of Commons
Adda Aaten
Ceennesneer Sec
The
London Gazette
Stirlingshire Militia
Robert Frederick North Moubray
James Mullett
Ilminster
Somersetshire
Joshua Trebarse
Cwmilethrie
Carmarthenshire
William Robson
George Gray
Gateshead
Durham
Turf Hotel
Newcastle Upon- Tyne
James Stevenson
Stafford
Dealer
Chapman
Joseph Farrant
Basinghall-street
Nutchison and Lineson
Crown-court
Threadneedle-street
Richard Bulley
Maldon
Essex
Walker
South-square
Gray’s Inn
Robert Back
Old-street
St. Luke's
Ewington
Finsbury-square
William Williams
Drury-court
Drury-lane
Basingball-street
Whiteley
Tukenhouse-yard
Lothbury
William Lewes
East Anstey
Devonshire
Ford
Pall-mall
Conrad Stieger
John-street
Chicksand-street
Spitalfields
Williams and Sangster
Walbrook
Ambrose George Campbell
Lower Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Apothecary
Drawbridge
Arundel-street
John Tutt
Rye
St. James’s
Victualler
Bell and Co
Bow Churchyard
John Hollings
Leeds
the Court House
Strangwayes and Walker
Barnard’s Inn
Robinson
King’s Arms Inn
Keswick
Addison
Verulain Buildings
Gray’s Ton
Light Foot
William Lewis
Bath
Silk
White Hart Inn
Fisher
Castle-street
Holborn
John Thomas Rose
Witney
Oxfordshire
Grocer
Marlborough Arms Inn
Lee
Ducklington
Umney
Chancery Lane
William Dean
Albion Hotel
Law and Coates
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedfordtow
S. Richardson
Blackburn
Mr. Addison
Preston
A. Welch
Glastonbury
George Inn
W. Milner
Court-house
G. Henderson
Herwick upon-Tweed
Hen and Chickens
Berwick
H. Kay
K. Anderson
York
W. Nicholson
York Hotel
J. S. Hill
New Gravel Lane
Schadwell
G. Poole
King’s-road
Chelsea
Brewer
J- Barlow
Frederick’s-place
Merchant
Court of Commissioners
Allpress
Watling-street
Stationer
Basinghall Street
W. Goodhugh
Naval Intelligence
Dover
His Majesty’s Packet
Balamander
de Langt J Coats
Arri Ritancia
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Perkins
Wyon
Dillon
His Majesty’s Packet Crusader
Mr. Beresford
Andre
Miss Buckley
Berthier
Halliday
Police
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