Notable Clergy and Figures Names Listed
Listed are Rev. Br Ainslie, Rev. J. Blackburr, Roger Cunliffe Esquire, Henry Dunn Esq., Rev. Dr. Henderson, and Rev. T. Lewis among other titled individuals. The fragment hints at a formal roster or society membership in a historical document.
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BR. Ainslie
J. Blackburr
Roger Cunliffe
Henry Dunn
DR. Henderson
T. Lewis
Dr. Halley
T. Morell
Hall Terrell
Thomas Wilson
Charles Hindley
Popular Works on History and Natural Science for Youth
A catalog-style summary listing Charles Williams adapted popular histories and natural science titles for young readers. It notes works such as The Visible Geography of England, The Treasures of the Earth, The Vegetable World, Wonders of Nature, Aerial Sights and Sounds, World of Waters, Facts Not Fables, and adventures volumes on coal, cotton, sugar, and more with prices and cloth editions. Includes praise from Spectator, Atheneum, Eclectic Review, Baptist Magazine, and Literary Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Ward and CO
Paternoster-row
England
Williams
Leeds Mercury
Baptist Magazine
al. Williams
Eclectic Review
Baptist Mag
Seven or the Little Mourner Comrine Vo
Publication note from B Wertheim at Paternoster Row advertises Seven or the Little Mourner Comrine Vo by Maria Elizabeth Lad, priced 64. It cites a revivalist endorsement and references Fruits of Faith and Life of Barbara, with other works including Maxims for the Young by Lavater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wertheim
Maria Elizabeth Lad
Barbara
Lavater
RAMSGATE FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS TOWNLEY
Ramsgate reports the funeral of Mrs Townley in Ramsgate with her burial in St Lawrence Churchyard. She died at 86, lay the foundation stone of a new Independent Chapel, and was widely esteemed by gentry and tradesmen who followed her to the tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
St. Lawrence
Ramsgate
Henry Bevis
Verdict of Manslaughter Against a Relieving Officer
An inquest at St Marys Cray Kent on pauper Burgess who died in Bromley Union workhouse found relieving officer George Harding Palmer guilty of manslaughter by neglect of duty. The jury ruled Palmer acted irregularly by using a friendly order to remove Burgess to Coodham though the deceased was unable to walk. Palmer was committed to Maidstone gaol with witnesses bound over.
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St. Mary’s Cray
Kent
Burgess
Bromley Union
Palmer
Lewisham
Snelling
George Harding Palmer
Mercy
Maidstone
Impostor Beggar Tried at Union Hall for Street Alms
A detailed report describes John St. John, an impostor accused of begging in Walworth Road. He claimed distress as a former schoolmaster and minister, but investigations showed past deceptions. He was committed for one month on the treadmill as the court exposed his false identities and charitable scams.
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Wade
Nottingham
Sutton-in-Ashfield
Mansfield
Buonaparte
D. W. Harvey
M.P
Cleave
Halley
Taylor
Donaldson
Birmingham
Salt
Birmingham Council
London
Britain
E. H. Wilmot
Oxford Street
London Hospital
Mile-end Road
Phillips
Peter, Columbell
Darley
Bakewell
John Howson
Roger
John St. John
Jeremy
Union Hall
John Wales
Walworth Road
JeneMy
Norman
Scotland
Jenexy
Edinburgh
Waterloo Rooms
Ireland
Caledonian Mercury
Castlethorpe
Trower
Stucks
Price
Potter’s Green
Coventry Terald
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Metropolis Chapel Fund Association
Exeter Hall
J. Blackburn
Andrew White
Edward Smith
R. Ainslie
C. Hyatt
God
Henry Spicer
D. Edwards
Alexander Bulley
Liverpool
J. R. Mills
Joshua Wilson
Thomas Challis
T. M. Coombs
T. A. Hankey
W. S. Palmer
Reed
A. Tidman
HW. Tooke
R. Halley
H. Terrell
Ralph Wardlaw
Glasgow
Freemasons'hall
Great Queen Street
Chalmera
Committee of Deputies
Freemason’s Hall
Robert Fletcher
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Congregational School
Congregational Library
Blomfield-Street
Finsbury
Maund
Philip
Thomas Maund
Stonehouse
Gloucestershire
Corney
Robert Noah
George Corney
Barking
Essex
Widgery
Josiah
J. W. Widgery
Shore
Surrey
Johnson
Samuel
G. T. Johnson
Gray's Thurrock
Skinner
Edwin Richard
William Skinner
Bruton
Somerset
Corbishley
Henry
Ebenezer Corbishley
Appledore
Devon
Lockyer
Watkins
John Lockyer
Ware
Herts
Jones
Edward Turberville
William Jones
Bridgend
Gilmorganshire
John Clark
Grove-House
Dover-Road
Folkestone
Ipping
Sanders
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury
Bunnell
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Lewis
Spital-square
James Bowden
Hull
Ceres
South Street
Finsbury-Square
D.D
E. A. Cox
Tomkins
M.A
S . Azaar
Baken Street
Eleet-street
Howard
Sydney
Caroline
Francis Anderson
London Docks
Messrs
John Chapman and Co
Leadenhall-street
Devitt and Moore
Billiter-street
New South Wales
Duncan
John Wardle
St. Katharine Dock
India
Mesars
Ryan and Dale
Old Broad-street
John Masson
Lime-street-square
Otice
Barber
Hatters
The
Royal Exchange
Cornaill
Oathport
Lancashire
Jolley and Boothroyd
Wellerby
Piccadilly
Manchester
A. B
Messia
Wilkins and Son
Queen-street
Derby
H. Bardwell and Co
Holborn-Bridge
Geo. Hodson
Skinner Street
Stratford
Atheneum
Magazine of Natural History
Spectator
Empire
New Monthly Mag
Peeteek
Blame
Literary Gazette
Aly
Slonwalk
Colchester
H. March
C. F. Fenton
High-street
Porth and Jackson and Walford
St. Paul’s Churchyard
John Cox
Woolwich
Lord Jesus Christ
Nisbet and Co
Berners-street
Paterlostetrov
Pranks
United Kingdom
George Franks
Blackfriars-road
Franks