Tram Navigation Company and Universal Sauce Notices
The notice advertises steam packets of the Tram Navigation Company with weekly sailings to Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp Calais Boulogne Dieppe and Brighton with various departure and return times and agents for freight inquiries. It also cautions against a spurious Universal Sauce branded product by Dr. Kitchenner’s and lists numerous retail agents and locations across London and the UK.
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Tram Navigation Company
General Bot Rign
General Steam Navigation Company
Puamburg
Rotterdam
The
Rhine
Astend
the Rhine
Post Office
Calais
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Antwerp
de Bie
Rabn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Waterlane
Tower-street
Messrs
Hall
Wharfingers
Custom-house Quay
Black
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Cowie and Son
Faores
St. Martin
Ale
Calman
Underwood
Haymarket
Gpeesi Eagle
Circus
Piccadilly
Comeo
Navigation Cnal Begsell
Lombard-street
Cation
Kitchiner
Kuchiner
Aole
Geo. Batty
Pavement
Finsbury-square
London
Allan
Chandos-street
Clarke
Weymouth
Judd-street
Lyes
Ditto
Jennings
Harris
Hampstead
Clark
New Church-street
Collier
Knightsbridge
Curtis
Camberwell
Dalton
Phoenix-place
Blackheath
Dawson
Everet-street
Doherty
Edgeware-road
Evans
Strand
Slater
Marshall
Fairbank
Theberton Street
Islington
Frank
Kennington-road
Saunders
Upper Charles Street
Westminster
Garrad
Gandy
Lower-road
Warner
Gilman
Oxford-street
Goddard
King’s Road
Chelsea
Sadler Gloster
Gouldsmith
Marchmont-street
Sallis
Upper Montague-street
Lisson-grove
Hardataff
St. John’s Street
Newton
Wellington-street
Borough
Nicholson- Upper-street
Newberry
Queen’s Buildings
Brompton
Oliver
Whitechapel
Ould’s
Tottenham-courtroad
Partridge
Pitfeld-street
Stoke Newington
Parkes
Chemical-hall
Woolwich
Pollard
Newport-street
Pilliner
Pall-mall
Richards
Prancia
Tottenham
Marylebone
Watkins
Kennington-common
Armetead
Young
High-street
Cartwright
Helyer
Matthews
White
Smith
Bath
Snort
Dodd
Rillingheld
Higgs
Maidenhead
Healy
Watford
United Kingdom
Melancholy Accident in Loch Long and Marriage Bill Debate
A small boat returning from Greenock with four aboard including Ardentinny inn keeper Mr McKay his wife and an excise officer Dan disappeared after a sighting near Loch Long. Mrs McKay’s body was recovered while the others were not found. Winds are blamed. A Newport meeting debated Sir Robert Peel`s proposed Marriage Bill amid calls for reform and civil contracts with dissenters.
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Loch Long
Greenock
Ardentinpy
M‘kay
Dan
Harvie
Glen
Glasgow Free Press
United Congregations of Dissenters
Newport
Independent
Lower St. James’s Street
Giles
Robert Peel
Mae
Hampshire
Law Intelligence Court of Chancery records and petitions
Reports from the Court of Chancery and Vice-Chancellor's Court detailing motions for production of papers in the Fishmongers' Company case, inspection orders for Tower Street lands, redistributions of costs among spouses, and petitions over marriage settlements and trusteeships with arguments by Lord Eldon and other counsel.
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James the First
Edward the Sixth
Bedwell
Jacob
Extraordinary Sourcipe of a Girl at Seymour Place Inquest
An inquest at the Royal Standard Seymourplace on Sarah Wilkinson teenaged girl found suspended by a brass hook at 36 Seymour Place. Dramatized testimony from chemist John M Lean and sister’s brother Thomas Wilkinson details observations. verdict given as temporary derangement. Additional witnesses noted no illness or abuse, but a stubborn violent temper cited.
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Royal Standard
Seymourplace
Bryanston-square
Sarah Wilkinson
John M'Lean
Seymour-place
Thomas Wilkinson
Richard C
Win
Stock Exchange
Mir
W. G
Duke of Gordon
Keate
Fusilier Guards
City of London
Stamiina
Tir. Sells
Hingston
London
3 Magazine
Queen Square Swell Mob Arrests At the House of Commons
Three well known swell mob thieves Henry Rosamond Robert Clark and John Wakeling were brought before magistrates charged with frequenting the House of Commons. Rosamond a noted gang leader denied guilt after a previous Wakefield gaol sentence and acquittal. The men were committed to the House of Correction for two months. Others include John Thomes Johnson and Anne Murray in separate disturbances. A public nuisance letter requests omnibus regulation licensing and enforcement. RussiaN Steam Navigation reports a profitable season with 2100 passengers and 283860 rubles profit. 10 percent per share to proprietors and reserve fund growth. Also canine savagery and miscellaneous European journal statistics.
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Queen Square
Rousekits
House of Commons
Henry Rosamond
Robert Clark
John Wakeling
White
Burrell
Charles Dawson
Rosamond
Dawkins
Doncaster
House of Correction
Wakefield
London
Surrey
Ang
Handley
Wakeling
Barnet Fair
Clark
Tower Street
Lambeth
Canterbury
Nate
Thomes Johnson
Cane
Queen-street
Pimlico
John Hemming
Anne Murray
Westminster
Broadway
Tuthitieields
Mr. Burrell
Mrs. Murray
Murray
Manchester
Henry Barley
Cheetham
Mersey
Alderman Wood
Russian Steam Navigation Company
St. Petersburgh
Steam Navigation Company
Lubeck
St. Petersburgh Journal
Carstairs
Edinburgh
Carnwath
Glasgow
Europe
Rome
Madrid
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Stockholm
Leipsic
Spain
Russia
Austria
Switzerland
France
England
Prussia
Netherlands
Baltimore
Vigne
America
Opened Assize at Kingston with numerous trials listed
The Commission of Assize opened in Kingston with forty three prisoners set for trial and forty four civil causes entered. Reports include Swan versus Nott over a hired horse with damages 151, Penfold guilty of burglary at Dorking with transportation for life, and Chester Assizes noting eighty four prisoners for trial across numerous offenses. Also cases on murder, arson, burglary, cattle stealing, and a right of way dispute proceeding before judges including Mr Baron Bolland.
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Kingston
Marcu
Commission of Assize
Niss Pride Court
Lord Denman
Swan T. Nott
Thesiger
Clarkson Sppentia
Sergeant Andrews
Platt
Windsor
Crown Court
Justice Gazelee
James Penfold
White Horse Inn
Dorking
Ife
Chester
Manon
County of
Baron Bolland
Justice Williams
Bailey
Blogg
Nantwich
Samuel Schofield
James Garside
Joseph Mosley
William Mosley
Thomas Ashton
Garside
London
Grand Jury
Henry Mainwaring
Schofield
Joseph Shaw
George Dean
Abraham Birrles
Nist Priue
Cay
Depbighaties
Maritime wrecks and damages reported across ports
Lloyds lists ships damaged or grounded from March to February, including the Jesu Christie from Dun dee discharging cargo after striking a bar, the Hound and Swallow cutters on Weymouth Sands, the Mayflower hauled in and discharged at Penzance, and multiple vessels at Scitty, Riston, Hotquead, and Aberdeen with leaky holds and bulwarks. Reports of stranding near Leghorn, Memel, and Amsterdam, cargo salvage efforts, and crews saved or ashore accompany notes on quarantines and other incidents.
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Lloyd's List
Pootz
Jesu
Christie
Dundee
Weymauth
Hound
Weymouth Sands
Swallow
Penzance
Marcy
Hendy
Liverpool
Exeter
Scitty
Marca
Mediterranean
Mowbray
Havre
Tate
Sierra Leone
London
Riston
Manchester
Avon
Hotquead
Marcu
Thomas
Wilson
Drogheda
Queen of the Isles
Isle of Man
Bowmore
Herbert
Narva
Clyde
Aberdeen
Robertson
Newcastle
Dublin
Superb
Widgren
Leghorn
Kragerve
Bentsen
Lisbon
Rurick
Fattenborg
Marseilles
Ecsthore
Scotia
Ruehl
Memel
Sandhammer
Eleanor
Weakner
Dantzic
Castrees
Rhine
Thompson
Hull
Nantic
Lessoe
Hamatron
Selina
Bond
Dartmouth
Thisted
Bertha
Swinhower
Mandahl
Amsterdam
Arion
Fock
Gottenburg
New York
Mandabi
Tarnagona
Louisa
Chalker
Salou
Ebro
Halsetown
Hodges
Demerara
Fen
Blacher
Sewell
Barbice
Matilda Luckie
Morton
Annandale
Royal Miner
Arichat
Pomeroon
Ann Mendell
Armstrong
Caroline
Hays
Hence
Norfolk
Carrituck Beach
Deepest mine shaft in Britain surpasses prior record
The Monkwearmouth shaft near Sunderland is claimed to be the deepest perforation into the globe from sea level, surpassing Pearce's shaft at Consolidated Mines Cornwall. At November last the Monkwearmouth shaft was over 1,500 feet below high water and about 1,000 feet beneath the surface, with continental mines exceeding it in depth from surface though not from sea level.
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Monkwearmouth
Gianl
O.L
Ireland
Newport
Guildhall
Percy Scott
Henry Davis
Albany Tavern
Henry Hooper
Susan Hooper
Elizabeth Hooper
Lee
John Ralph
Hooper
Gawler
Hants
Schipg
Baker
C. Kinsey
Slater
London Docks
Chelmaford
Colchester
Westminster Ballot Debate and Evans Vote Protest
A Westminster letter condemns the ballot motion and calls out mob rule. The writer presses for orderly proceedings, questions the right of individuals to vote free of coercion, and warns against annulling Colonel Evans’s vote. He pledges daily effort to block improper candidates.
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Ball
Trusta
Grote
Mons
Westminster
Colonel Evans
Francia Burdett
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Weee Opolis
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Trafalgar-square
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Owarwresbon, Ways
J. Mmey
G. H. Heppas
Battersea
Cobbett’s Corn
Teeanee
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Et Street
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Ida St. Elme
York Buildings
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DR. Southey
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Robert Southey
Goodall
Robinson
Whittingham
Byron, Crabbe, Edgeworth
John Newton
Olney
Southey
Madame Guion
Baldwin and Cradock
Paternpater Row
Monsieur Mallan
N.B
M. O. Wray
Holborn Hill
Sanger
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Barclay and Sons
Far- Tingdon-street
Butler
Cheapside
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