Tea Robbery Scandal at Crutched Friars Yard Unfolds
Three men Seeley Reeves and Hill faced the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House over the theft of six chests of tea from Crutched-friars warehouse. Witnesses testified to a lax delivery system and a pattern of repeat thefts, with Hill seen near the depot and Seeley delivering the order. The court noted a conspiracy to plunder and remanded the prisoners for trial.
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Carmen
Seeley
Reeves
Hill
William Moul
House of Moul and Sons
Fenchurch-street
William Buggins Castle
Witness
Swan Inn
Henry Jones
No. 9
Mitre Street
Aldgate
Eeley
Lonp
Lorp
Wontner
Swindling Checks Baffle London District Leads to Arrest
A gang defrauding with forged checks on the London and Westminster Bank circulated in Tattersalls and private sales. James Styles, linked to Oxford Street work and a showy accomplice, was captured after last week’s attempt to cash a 151 8s check. he claimed it was for Mr. Kenrick. Prosecutors note prior casual cashing of such checks and identify Mr. Till and Mr. Broome as other victims in Oxford Street.
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Thomas Holbrook
London and Westminster Bank
Tattersall’s
Bathyany
Portland-place
Marlborough-street
Mace
Holbrook
King Street
St. James’s
Marylebone
Till
Broome
Oxford-street
Shutt
Mitchell
James Styles
Kenrick
Page
Oxford Street
Waterloo Place
Claude Scott and Co
Mr. Shutt
Mr. Kenrick
Frederick Tepp
Mt. Browse
Mughi
Swindling case and political notes from 1837
Frederick Tepp identified the prisoner as the culprit who passed a bad check and was remanded after claims of innocence. The report also covers a Wesleyan Society meeting endorsing Conservative candidates West and Hamilton, a fast Brussels–Antwerp rail segment, London Bridge debt relief, local quarrels, a Redruth fly episode, a tirade about Tories, pin production trivia, a city fire in Potosi, a pardon for Penruddock, a US treasury update, and a massive 890-pound tortoise found near New London.
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Dustin
Wesleyan Methodist Society
Daneon-street
Messrs. West
Hamilton
J.O. Bonsaty
Duke de Cazes
Brussels
Antwerp
New London Briver
London-bridge’ Committee
Partnerships Dissolved Listed in The London Gazette
The London Gazette notes dissolution of multiple partnerships across trades and locations. Entries include share-brokers J Puttock and J Hart in Leeds and Epsom attorneys Penny and Sargent. brewers Hill and Peace Emacore Warwickshire. cement makers Thomson Chippendall and Co Manchester and Primrose. calico printers Bancroft Dentith and Co Liverpool and Dentith Bancroft and Co Manchester. merchants W and J Highman Bristol. ironmongers Knatchbull Rule and Co Gracechurch Street. jewellers F Fogga a Co Great Bolton. and others across UK including Devonport Portsmouth Riga and Stokesley.
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R. B. Watson
E. C. Hopps
Leeds
J. Puttock
J. Hart
Epsom
Penny and Sargent
Devonport
Hill and Peace
Emacore
Warwickshire
Thomson, Chippendall, and Co
Manchester
Primrose
Calico
Bancroft, Dentith, and Co
Liverpool
Dentith, Bancroft, and Co
Drysalters
R. Eden and Co
Marsden, Brothers
Gibraltar
J. Highman
Bristol
Price and Vaughan
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
Brynmawr
Breconshire
Knatchbull, Rule, and Co
Gracechurch Street
Fenton, Hadden, and Co
Riga
A. Tucker
J. O. Sparrow
Childerditch
Essex
D. Nathan
A. Levi
F. Fogga A Co
Bolton
Lancashire
J. Blacket
T. Meade
Stokesley
Insolvent and Bankrupt Notices and Dividends Listed
Insolvent and bankrupt notices from Yorkshire and Sussex list Jonathan Bates of Derby currier and John Hayles of Brighthelmstone with August and September surrender dates. Also Arwick Weston and Nathaniel Russell among others, plus dividends to various creditors and certificates for trades from England and Scotland.
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Yorkshire
Flax-Spismnere
Dr. Johnson and Sons
Canonburyuare
Salfigton
M. A
Messrs
Wood and Ellis
Corbet-court
Gracechurch-street
Edwards
Pancras-lane
Nathaniel. Russell
Northallerton
Golden Lion Inn
Hall
Verulam
Charles - Frost
Chard
Somersetshire
Draper
Castle Inn
Taunton
Jenkins and Abbott
New Inn
Daniel Nield
Shawedge
Lancashire
Commissioners
Manchester
London Markets at Mare-Lane Corn-Exchange
Reports from across the country note heavy recent rains though no crop damage yet. Wheat glided 1s to 2s higher since Monday with limited sales, barley buyers steadier, oats in demand at prior rates, and beans and peas selling on a small scale. Seeds show little change with few sales at similar terms.
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Wednespar
AvaGuard
Market Prices at Newgate and Leadenhall
Newgate and Leadenhall markets report prices for fish including eels salmon lobsters turbots haddocks whitings and white bait with per pound per quart and per dozen figures. fresh herrings also listed. Poultry and game prices cover ducks geese pigeons and fowls with per piece or per couple costs. In other goods no change. supply and trade middling.
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New Hungerford
Hay Prices and Trade Summary at Smithfield Portman and Regent
Market report records hay and straw prices at Smithfield Haymarket Regent's Park and Portman with ranges for upland meadow rye grass clover and new hay. Trade described as dull with varying figures for loads of 36 trusses and per load. Prices shown in shillings per load and per cwt with several quality bands noted.
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Smithfield
Haymarket
Regent’s Park
Portman
Hops Prices Dip After Wind Damage Across Plantations
Letters from hop plantations report high winds last Saturday causing extensive damage and many poles fell. Duty reduced from £220,000 to £200,000 as trade remains flat with buyers reluctant to back the measure. Reported prices for Kent, Sussex, and East Kent pockets show varied readings amid damp market conditions.
Bread Prices in Metropolia Market
Prices for Wheaton Bread range from 84d to 93d. per 41b loaf and Household bread from 7d to 8d. per 41b, indicating rising costs in the Metropolia market.
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Metropolia
Tost, A. Ta
Wool and Leather Prices in 1836 37 Markets
A dense price list of wool and leather items with British and foreign lots. Includes ranges for wool qualities, tallow, soap, and various hides and pelts with per pound or per cwt rates and notes on origin such as Van Lambs Segovia and Diemen's Land.
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Diemen’s Land
Coal Prices and Ship Arrivals From August Market
The COAL-MARKET reports closing prices per ton for multiple coal grades led by Burdon and Ellison Main with values from 17s 6d to 29s 6d. It notes ships arrived, totaling 68, amid varied listings including Killingworth Good, Hartlepool, Lambton, and Stavely Main.
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Bensham
Burdon
Ellison Main
Howard's Main
Holywell Main
Tanfield Bute’s
Wylam
Northumberland
Newmarth
Braddyll
S Hetton
Haswell
Hetton
Pemberton
Lambton
Stewart's
Hartlepool
Adelaide
South Durham
Tees
West Hetton
Llangennech
Penberton
Stavely Main
Devonshire
Market report on tea coffee sugar and spice sales
Wednesday August 2 market notes show tea sales with 53 100 packages offered and over half sold, firmness in prices for Bohun common Cengou and Hywons, Jamaica coffee under prior prices, Ceylons steady. Sugars weak with 6d lower, pepper active at extreme rates, mace nutmeg steady, cloves sought with 2d rise for finer types, cinnamon cassia unchanged. currants down about 2s per cwt. Public sale prices listed for Cephalonia Zante Patras and Valencia raisins bought in at 44s.
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Eale
Jamaica
Cephalonia
Zante
Patras
Valencia
SHARES at Quotations Told with Exact Prices
The article presents the actual share prices quoted, noting only the price without premium or discount references. It emphasizes precise figures and omits further commentary or context.
Marriage at Paddington Sparks Suffolk Connection
On Wednesday July 26 at Paddington the Rev A M Campbell married the Rev J Eyres of Otley Suffolk to Sarah eldest daughter of the late James Sly of Regent Street.
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Paddington
A. M. Campbell
J. Eyres
Otley
Suffolk
Sarah
James Sly
Regent-street
Patriot announces August 3 1837 publication details
London notices show The Patriot printed and published by William Tyler at Bolt Court Fleet Street. Readers are directed to address editor communications post-paid and place orders through UK newspapers and booksellers. The date is Thursday August 3 1837.
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London
William Tyler
BOLT
Court
Fleet-Street
United Kingdom
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