Court of Exchequer Sits Over May V Smith Contract Case
A breach of contract action heard in Guildhall involves Jenny Bauer, a famed artiste, and her husband May v Smith. The case centers on promises to employ Bauer as prima donna in opera and concert appearances, and the defendant’s alleged interference with those arrangements. The judge allowed amendment to the declaration to clarify the contract issue.
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Mia
Mira
Sears
Ets
Marian
Ben Iff
Maymali
Pinvn
Ming
Tepaira
Sectene
Sims Reaves
Ma Madarde Sherrington
Jenny Bauer
Opel
Beco
Sue
Maid Marian
May
Baron Martin
Martan
Divorce suit against Eva Bellew ends with plea of adultery
The petition of Rev. John Chippen Dale Montesquieu Bellew for dissolution of marriage to Eva Bellew, on grounds of adultery with Hon. Ashley Eden, advances as evidence from England and Calcutta is cited. Co-respondent admits adultery. damages already paid in India, fees debated. Trial references Indian judgments and de bene esse witnesses, background events from 1847 marriage, multiple separations, and final plea for divorce.
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Bellew
Bellezw
Edon
John Chippendale Montesquieu Bellew
Eva Bellew
Ashley Eden
East India Company
Abias
Costa
Twiss
Q.C
Tristram
Swabey
Wdt
Patitioner
Adent
St.Saviour’s Church
Southwark
Palmer
England
St. Calent
India
Supreme Court of Judicature
Calcutta
Ecels
Bengal
House of Lords
James Hume
Johanna Castell
Hume
Harley-street
Bankrupt Gandell and Todd in fraud case at Bow Street
A London court hearing details a fraud and bankruptcy case against Edward Gandell and Henry John Todd who ran Gandell and Co. in Greenwich Street and Joiners Hall. Evidence shows goods bought with advances, shipments, and co ownership questions, with testimony from creditors and warehouse staff. Bail refused after remand.
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Gandell
Morden-road
Blackheath
Henry John Todd
Park-place
Gravesend
and Co
City of London
Allen
Alderman
Mechi
Poland
Mears
Mazon
Sturt
George
Todd
Méssia
Humphreys
Morgan
John Charles Austin
Fane
Edward Gandell
William Keighley
Hughes and Keighley
Crown Court
Cheapside
Edward
Henry
Hardman
Rawtonstall
Manchester
Mae Ntictrieck
Ying
Joiners-hall
Wuildings
Thomas Gandell and Co
Joiners Balb Buildings
Edward Gendell
ADI Gendell
Shelane
Greenwich Strest
Gandel and Co
Bardhan
Thos, Gandell and Co
Thad
Robert Jacob Booth
Booth and Sons
Budgerow, Auctioneera
Greenwich Street
C. Gandell
Johnson
Hughes
Hughes and Kalghley
Lodd
Edward Gandell and Co
Edward Gandel
Rawtanstall
Gandell and Co
James Lowe
Greenwich-street
Upper Thames-Street
Thomas Gandell
James Gandell
Hall Buildings
Packer
Crown-court
David Moore
Watlogatreet
Charles Price
Lombard-street
Richard Thomas Fairchild
Mason
Start
Masson
Cresham-Street
Balfour and Co
Chas. Price
Upper Thames Street
Thomas
George Carpenter
Sise Lane
Thomas Candell and Co
Sise-lane
Greenwich-strea
Gregory
Alderman Allen
Perfect gentleman or thief run through Westminster case notes
Mra Dawson identified a purse and cards in a sprawling Westminster session where two men, Patrick Sullivan and William Jepp, faced charges for stealing an Inverness cape from a Knights shop and for later obscure counts. A destitute lodger, Mary Moore, defended by mercy after pawned sheet and starving plea, plus a York Street potman, Charles Hrevedt, faced loot accusations from a public house, all wrapped in a tense, bustling magistrates’ court record.
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Bow-Street
George Macclefield
Dawson
Adelphi
Ackrill
Adelphi Theatre
Mra. Dawson
Ivy-bridge-lene
Strand
Asek
Ivy-Bridgejeve
Westminster
Patrick Sullivan
William Jepp
Suedad Slothier
Queen’s Buildings
Knights
George Compton
Sloane Street
Sullivan
Jepp
Donis
Paynter
Mary Moore
John Green
Gardner’s-lane
York-street
Seudamore
Chapel Street
Charles Hrevedt
Duke of York
Wenlock-street
Hoxton
William Harrup
Elpars
Major
Mr. Beard
Leigh
Court of Aldermen Condolence and Library Plan At Guildhall
The Court of Aldermen met at the Guildhall with the Lord Mayor presiding. A condolence motion for the widow of late Alderman Sir G Carroll was carried and ordered published. Proceedings included notice issues for broker George Henry Darby Lawrence, an adjournment sine die, and a preliminary Guildhall meeting promoting Free Libraries Act adoption with a committee formed and secretary appointed.
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J. Evans
T. Dakin
Candlewick
G. Carroll
Gentlemay
Sewell
City of
London
George Henry Darby Lawrence
Alderman Challis
Alderman W. Lawrence
Guildhall
Mr. Norris
Cair
Mesers, Bisley
Court of Common Council
Motram
Royal College of Physicians of London
G. F. Callier
Longman and Co
Expenditure of the United Kingdom debated by Statistical Society
A meeting at St James's Square heard Mr Leone Levi present a paper on the public expenditure of the United Kingdom. The discussion covered revenue and deficits from 1800 to 1859 60, comparisons with France Austria and other nations, naval and army costs, pensions, and potential savings. Levi urged rebalancing toward home defence, colonial contributions, and reform of civil, diplomatic, and educational expenditures with administrative improvements.
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Rooma
St. James’s Square
Leone Lev
United King
Coe Avies
Evelock
United Kingdom
France
Austria
United States
Prussia
Russia
Spain
Portugal
Levi
Australia
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
William Penn
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Schomberg
Italy
Hungary
America
Britain
Europe
Turkey
Frances
Courts of Justice
Committee of Council of Education
Aix Montana
Death of Joseph William Sable and 1861 writ notice
The London Gazette reports the death of Joseph William Sable Tac laton member for the borough of Leicester and states a writ will be issued to elect a new member within fourteen days after publication. Also included are Foreign Office notices on import duties in Russia and a new Vice-Consul appointment in London for Argentina. A long list of bankruptcy notices and a final advertisement for Holloway's pills appears.
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Joseph William Sable
Tac
Laton
Leicestar
Dera
Laicester
London
Joan Everys Denison
Board OF Trade
Whitehall
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Russia
HolLoway
Tax protest letter seeks removal of income tax burden
A letter to the editor decries the income tax as oppressive amid rising prices. A clerk earning £150 a year urges constituencies to push representatives to oppose any measure delaying tax relief, arguing for immediate repeal or substantial reform.
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Star and Brat
Tay
Births and marriages in Scots and English locales
The notice gathers multiple 19th century birth and marriage announcements from diverse regions. It lists numerous wives and husbands with partial names, locales, and dates, including Auerbach Foster Milmay Nicholson Portsmouth Dodderhill and others. The fragmentary records present a mosaic of family events across towns, churches, and estates with occasional titles and addresses.
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Auerbach
Auerget
Ban
Foster
Mount Brougston
T. B. Foster
Lea
Trelagne Square
Mleend
Eroverio Simous Los
Mildmay
Wilv
Dodderhill
George Wild
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Police Intelligence
Jax
Mra Dawson
Net
Ivy-bridge-lane
Court OF Aldermen
Statistical Society.—Expenditure OF
the London Gazette
Foreign Office
Don Juan Fair
Andon
Argentine Republic
Redgate
Herbert
John
Nottingham
Croon
James
Winckworth - Place
City - Road
Abrahamas
Bloomsbury-square
Bell
Coleman-street-buildings
FarLui
Victor
Crntched-friars
City
Alle-place
Goodman’s-fields
Bankruptc’ Court
Rose
Change-alley
Cornhill
Cannan
Basinghall-street
Blundell
Walter
New Broad-atreat
Dintist
Bankruptcy Court
Tucker
New City
Chambers
Basinghall- Street
Whitmore
Allaxson
Alter
Castle-street
Holborn
Messrs
Marchart
Gantry
Bankrupts' Court
Sohatter
Elmslie
Lombard - Street
Szsignee
Edwards
Hoop
Christopher
Nixox
Jean
Nuaneatop
Warwickshire
Bankrupts Court
Birmingham
Messrs. Minster and Son
Coventry
Reece
Rollason
George T'Nowas
Bankrupts’ Court
Smith
Kinnear
Cox
Charles Heapnery
Leamington Priors
Pallett
Hodgson and Alen
Marks
Joseph Maurice
Beeca
Lawrence
William Francis
West Bromwich
Staffordshire
Draper
Adams
William
Cowley and Everall
Harria
Mavreham
Richard Wood
Bradford
Yorkshire
Haberdasher
Leeds
Terry and Watson
Moevars
Bond and Barwick
Hope
Brown, Henry
HopvGsey
Brook
Wavell
Philbrick
Poster
Halifax
Young
Mesera
Campbell
Burton
Browne
Brewin
Sheffield
Connell
Rowland William
Liverpool
Messia
Richardson and Hinnel
Bolton
Fraser
Hopw Yverpoommonger
B. Matthews
Norwich
WV. Iverson
B. Farmer
J. E. Hirm
Kenilworth
J. Tebbs
Great Calworth
Huntingdonshire
Baker
H. Ashdown
Senr
Borough Green
Kent
Smith and Farrier
R. Collard
Juor
Maypole
J. Canterbury
J. T. Walton
Crook
Durham
G. M. Holmes
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
W. T. Jennings
Little Towerstreet
A. Jennings
Little Tower-streat
Little Tower
Streat
E. Arnold
Flamstead
Hertfordshire
C. Kent
Waterloo-place
Limehouse
Middlesex
J. Fones
Tunstall
W. Aishen
Hanley
Ucaatle
Worcestershire
Baker and Mealman
J. Hughes
R. M. Bauch
J. Cronkshaw
W. Cronkshaw
Edenfield
Lancashire
J. Yaxley
Providence-yard
Vauxhall-bridge Road
Farrier and Cab Proprietor
J. Hollings
Charles-street
Hampstead-road
Middleex
Cowkeeper and
Tarman
G. Porpa
Saint James-street
Weatminster
Tailor
W. Harris
R. C. Ward
Queen’s-street
Marlborough-road
Chelsea
J. H. Raw
Ware
Herts
Head
Suffolk
C. Matdlow
Alma-square
Hill-road
Saint John’s-wood
J. Martain
Daisy Bank
GC. Ryland
G. Rhodes
Brans
Asre
Wigan ‘Wallenad
Bork
Richmond Wallsen
Glore Pate
St Wales
Lee Eeare
Venor Street
Eakell
Grosvenor Street
Qld
Stes Brighton
Benntt’s-hill
Owell
Edmonton
Rotana
Tam
Alt
Thos
Powell
Ithia
Powells Balsam Oanisred
Atacape
Cormata
Binney
Coope
Frort
Brighton
George Yourgeat
John Coope
Great Cusberland-place
Hyde-park
Elizabeth
Walter Frou
Orawford
Thorne
Williams
Wretham
County Derbigh
Jesse Morriam
Jan. Weetwates
Banister
Alto Hampshire
Agad
Stunt
Mary Matilua
Jhe Barister
Barbon
Leamington
Bully
Uu Beck Outre Lothiust
W. Cottage
Isleworth
Ontie Lothiust
Worton
Bloomsbury
Dagran
Wills Fletcher
Brunswick
St John's
Alotha
Margaret
T. C. Urang R
Durbaan
Sawkine Heath
Eey
Sinker
Andover
Hants
Hewet
Ttu
Frances Sophia Hewett
Key
Charles Hewert
Uawwen Louge
Hirmingham
Boufek
Fernchuy
Stephen Hooper
O F Fleetate
RERS/SON
Y Puvay
Ab Birkfeld Lodge
Cear Ipswich
Sles de ‘Uborp
Roger Alday
Kerson
Marriost
Cayton Povl
Kosala
Peth
Bngland
Anthiristaeh
Cathe Lati
Crostte
Felungton
Ann Cathein
Whaley
Kensingsoo
Mary Ars Witehem
WulGate
Paris
Walia
Woo Gate
60Th Pout
Lynep Hutchineon
Dore Tatreet
Helis
Tives