Day versus Croft High Court decree notice
Obscure 19th century notice detailing a High Court action Day versus Croft. It lists Charles Day late of Harley House Regent's Park Edgware Middlesex and a blocking manufacturer and mentions a Masters of the court at Southampton Buildings London with a deadline to prove debts by November 30 1840. Also cautions about counterfeit Rowland's Kalydor and other advertisements.
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Pm Gant
Deeser
Ae High Court of Made
Croit
Cratos
Sreharles
Hatley
Peters Etdenms
Gauthampton
Chancery-lane
Lordon
Temple
High Court of
Mado
Vereus Croft
Orein
Charles
Harley House
Regent's Park
Edgware
Middlesex
Hothorp
William Horne
Southampton-buildings
London
J. B. Kelly
Phintif
Duke of Wellington replies to Peninsula campaign memorials
A January 1840 note from the Duke of Wellington responds to a memorial from peninsular officers seeking recognition. He states his role was to report services to the Government and Sovereign, not to interfere in awards, and he indicates he acted only when ordered. He urges the Remnant of the Captains and Subalterns to pursue the normal channels through the general commanding the army.
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Duke of Wellington
United Service Club
Aterlog
Spain
Portugal
France
Ecstacy
Russia
St Jettern
Strathfieldssye
Armilar
Aland
Netherlands
Duke of York
William IV
Plessee
Peither
Pope
Duke of
Cllitngton
Junior United Service Club
Decora
Assint
Collision Between the Britannia and the Phenix Explains Loss
Report covers the collision off Dungeness between Britannia and Phenix steamships. Phenix sank with 40 aboard. Britannia, larger and sturdier, saved all passengers and crew. Cargo valued at about 15600 pounds, including 250 casks of tallow and 15 tons of block tin, lost. Captain Lefort of Phenix details events. Sintensia and Waterwitch aided rescue. Dover reports disturbances from the incident.
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Britannia
Havre
London
Dungeness
Pheniz
Chia Port
Phenistrom
Sintensia
Boulogne
Cantam J. Stranack
General, Steam ‘Nggigation Company
Phenix
Sercorh Company
Havre Onden
Ebon
General Steam Navigation Company
Etrapack
France
Aritammia
Britansia
Phenig
Firemix
Lefort Bahared
Les Pérton
George Heseltine
Gravesend
North
George Dines
Dines
Loudon
Dungerness
Scop
Lot
Britcenia
Encarcely
Amigasia
Ariteanis
Ashe
French ministerial crisis stalls as Guizot arrives
The Journal des Debats reports no progress in the ministerial crisis and that a definitive solution is postponed until Guizot arrives. The Univers stresses that attempts to form a ministry pursue France’s dignity and place as a first-rate power amid fears of social disruption and national decline.
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Journal Des Debats
M. Guizot
Univers
France
Spain
Portugal
South America
Journal du Havre
M. Thiers
M. Remusat
St. Cloud
M. de Remusat
Europe
Marshal Sonlt
M. de
M. de Broglie
Horning
Prson
Monizot
Foreign Department
Soult
King and Queen of Greece Visit Town and Greek Torture News
A Syra letter dated October 11 describes the Greek king and queen visiting the town for three days with a grand halt by the mayor and council. It notes the Turkish-ruled Athens refused an English bank offer of 2,000,000 drachms unless capital is cut to 600,000. A Greek man endured brutal torture after a four hundred dollar robbery, with details naming a torturer called Zedo. The report mentions Greek ministers seeking audiences, railway preparations near Glasgow, and notices served to Langlands Street tenants as part of a railway project.
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Grusce
Syra
Greece
Athens
Zedo
Krumasnock
Guissnow Barwi
Glasgow
Langlands Street
Kilmarnoc
Insurrection in Vigo and Pontevedra Amid Galician Turmoil
The Journal des Dedicats contends Galician unrest shows Spain’s chaos as Vigo forces Pontevedra to surrender records after a siege with five cannon. Madrid reports Senor Ferrer praising General Espartero while urging protections for liberty and a liberal ministry. Madrid bourse shows little activity with Five per Cents at 233 cash and 25 at 60 days.
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Journal Des Dedicats
Pontevedra
Gallicia
Vigo
Madrid
Junta of
Madrid Gazette
Senor Ferrer
Espartero
Ayuntamiento
iMajesty
Patriotic Corporation of
Spain
Junta
Eastern Question Despatch to Lord Ponsonby in Constantinople
A copied despatch to the British Ambassador at Constantinople outlines suggestions from Britain, Austria,Prussia and Russia to reinstate Mehemet Ali as Pasha of Egypt. It argues for conditional amnesty and a hereditary tenure tied to compliance with treaty terms, urging prompt action if Mehemet Ali submits and withdraws from Syria. London reports date October 15.
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Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Austria
Pruggia
Russia
Constantinople
Mehemec Ali
Her
Prussia
Robert Stopford
London
Lord Ponsonby
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