Consolidation of Customs and Excise Commissioners Act
Historic statute framing a unified board of customs and a separate board of excise for the United Kingdom. It details appointment limits, powers, and tenure, creating joint commissions for England Scotland Ireland and setting rules for abolition or retention of offices and the authority of the treasurer and commissioners.
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Anajesty
Gita Brita
Trehand
Kingdon
Sacha
Eastomne
Thiesaine
United Kingdom
Grreat
Britain
Preland
Great Veitain
Sealand
Ireland
Customs Or Excise
England
Scotland
Leeland
Commissioners of Custome
Board of Commissioners of Customs
Commissioners of Excise
Board of Commissioners of Excise
Tisit
Art
Commissioners of Costs and Excise
United
Commissioners of Customs
Board of Commissioners
Vusinane
Kngland
Sotho
Bern
Alte
Variacoc
Ap von Rey Gray
Bertain
WN Esuuets
Ryetland
Delonie Panei
Guinea
Custanes
Treland
Stad
Ragland
Excise
Boards of
Estes
Hhiegald Commissioners
Tigh
Septant
Scothand
Ray
Cupians
Oavisn
Chcapements
Shell
Beaupointead
Arsine
Latics
Ablisouth
Betha
Uriah
Death inquiry heard over starvation case at Shoreditch coroner
In a Monday inquest before the coroner at Hackney Shoreditch the death of a child Mary Da video is linked to alleged starvation by her mother. The jury returned a verdict of willful order after evidence suggested the child was not starved enough to crave bricks. A separate report notes an individual named Netley dying in the street, and a pub scene near Sancho o street. The piece also recalls Voltaire’s wit and a separate tale of a cock attacking a child at a historic inn, with notes on public moral reflections.
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Arche Hurny
Giverny
Shoreditch
Mary Davidoe
WBA
Marty Divide
Netley Wie
Winfarthing
Cork
Injured Byrne Seeks Redress Over Sheriff Fund Disbursements
The article recounts Byrne's complaint about the ex Sheriff Parkins and his amanuensis mismanaging a public subscription fund raised for Byrne and his family. Byrne, backed by Lord Mayor guidance, seeks an account of receipts and expenditures claiming abuse and lack of restitution. He asserts ongoing hardship and calls for refund or clear accounting despite police or legal recourse.
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Byrne
Magine Brates
Triple X
Alwars
Triple NX O
Nhe
Treland
Tandon
London
Tiple
Lin
Kvepit
Ireland
Richard Birnie
Cobbett
Hyme
Francis Burdett
Weber
Parkins
Parkin
Lourse
Richard Hirnie
Sheriff Parking
Sherif
Hood
Byroe
Phermauoh
Hynde
Tefimelus
Peru
Ibis
Fortute
Kyron
London Cleric Charged With Indecent Behaviour in Hyde Park
A Buckingham parish rector faced indecency charges after a Monday incident in Kensington Gardens. Key witnesses included sentinels from the New Magazine and a Park-Leeper, with defense and local moral authorities testifying to his character. The case was adjourned to a jury trial, and bail set at two pounds and one shilling with sureties.
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Buckingham
Kensington Gardens
New Magazine
Hyde Park
Golemnly
I. Birnie
Ulalls
Sol
Libel Case in Kings Bench Hears Sentence at Limerick
In a Kings Bench criminal session at Limerick, William Taylor was sentenced to one month in Kilmainham Gaol after being found guilty of publishing a libel against prosecutor Mr. Russell. The judge noted the grave nature of libel and extolled circumstantial extenuation including alleged irritation and mistaken belief about public harm, while acknowledging the need to protect court integrity.
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Phe Ning
John Norrie Rusaely
Fey
Wmn
Taylor
Bag
Limrick
Limerick
William Taylor
Sae
Russe
House of Commons
Vir Russell
Russell
Willian Taylor
Kilwainham
Wr Dunn
Persecution Case In Parliament Hearings Postponed
She Ning at the Persecution of Faucett and Midler v O Meara and Collins features Mr Poole examined before the house of commons where a conditional order for perjury and a conspiracy to defraud are noted. Sheriff Horpu claimed an interest. counsel appeared to slow the case to allow parity. Mrs O Connell spoke for Mr O Meara, Mr RON Bermett for Mr Collins. Further hearing postponed until Monday.
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Faucett
Prizes Awarded at Glasgow College for Latin Oration and Divinity
The Glasgow College awards list prizes to students for a Latin oration and essays on prophecies, with recognitions for senior and junior divinity classes. Mentioned are Samuel Craig Nelson and A M Downpatrick among others, plus notes on examinations and various literary critiques.
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Trish
College of Glasgow
Samuel Craig Nelson
A. M. Downpatrick
Londonderry
Ditta
Ffensierson Wiehtotan
A. McCeeland
Inatal
Porcemingner
William Scott
Haphov
Saving flaxseed proves advantageous in Treland and Holland
In a letter from J. & Strickland and others, farmers in Longlep and Banbridge report flaxseed crops yielding profitable returns per hogshead and per acre. They cite successful experiences over years, noting saving seed and flax quality, with figures on yields and prices, while addressing public debate on the king's health.
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Pera
Munater
Holland
Treland
J. & Strickland, Ray
Longlep
County of Common
David Stuart
Dow
Births Marriages And Deaths Notices Roundup
Biatuc reported a son born to the wife of T Moores Esqr at Stoperton Cottage Devizes. William Kirby engaged to Euphemia Talbot of Gloucester Street. Lt H B Wray to Anne Siddulph of Mount Oliver Queen's County. Rev Stenson of Newmarket on Fergus died aged 35% in Ballyquin. Mary Clarke of Wildare Street died after cold exposure in Dublin. John Kenny formerly of Dublin died aged 76. Mary Walshingham Western widow of Rivenhall dies aged L. Matthew M Donough of Ballinasloe, excise surveyor, died. In Dorset Street, a 14 month old child of Lt Col Ensor died. James Dunne J D of London dies in Carlow after health illness.
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Maxaten
William Kirby
Euphemia
Mr .Talbot
Gloucester-Street
H. B. Wray
Regiment of, Foot
Anne
Franks Siddulph
Mount Oliver
Queen's County
Dixry
Ballyquin
Broadford
Clare
Str Stenson
Newmarket
Fergus
Abbey
Tig
Dublin
Mary
Patrick Clarke
Wildare-street
Dollyville
County Kildare
John Kenny
Thomas Walshingham Western
Rivenhall
Place
Essex
UC. Western
Admiral Osborn
Ballinasloe
Matthew M. Donough
Dorset Street
Ensor
Carlow
James Dunne
London
Death of Judge Fletcher in Montrose Ireland
The venerable judge Fletcher died quietly at his Montrose seat on Friday morning at the age of seventy three. A former physician turned lawyer, he earned fame for deep research, memory, and integrity, defending clients zealously and championing public liberty. He served in the Irish House of Commons and as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, leaving one son, with health failing in later years.
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Montrose
Prustiang Ab
Hurst
Ube
Tub
Jolie Philpot Gurns
House of Commons
Phare
Elaine
Hedford
Henry Grattan
Comnaellor Willian Fletehuer
Commu Pleas
Dahlia Journal Office Advertisements and Notices
A fragment from the Dahlia Journal Office on Tarlo Street near Essex Street shows advertisements and notices for orders and descriptions. It references medical or professional notices and local listings in a corner storefront setting.
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Voltaire
Aman
Stishkins
Heragt
Pook
Byrnes
London Police
Jixk
Court OF Kings Bench
Tucnapay, Junr
Jane T
Glasgow College
Jerusalem
Proutal
Lake Lung
Paradise
London Pucket
Great Britain
Biatuc
Stoperton Cottage
Devizes
T. Moores Esq
Fletcher
Torrens
Lefrane
Radical
Common Pleas
Justice Fletcher
Radchittes
Jule
Dahlia
Officr
Tarlomentastreet
Essex-street
Nba
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