Grand Gloucester estate auction near Itchen Bridge reads
Esteemed Tibberton Court Estate near Gloucester to be sold by auction in two lots at Garraway's on Waonaspar May 17. Includes manor, mansion, woodlands, outbuildings, water frontage, and a thriving shipyard complex with wharfage rights and 200 ft quay. Solicitors Sharp and Harrison and Leifchild listed. plans ready in twenty one days. freehold properties attract investors amid Southampton and Itchen river trade.
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Jeb
Doscen
Baracen
Heskyard
Bento
C. Deacon
Ockenden
Ipswich
Norwich
Yarmouth
Romford
Vento
Angelicourt
Throgmertan Street
Bastpole
Liatehna
Lotebury
Rageid
Hoddesdon
Herts
Frechold
Williem Tack
Bell By
Tavascar
Milng’s
Hood
Swan River
Eee
Pietee Ao
Messrs
King and Sons
Rergeants Inn
Fleet Street
London
Puerr and Williams
Cheltenham
Leifch Li
Lothbury
Enfield
Middlesex
Hants
Leifchild
Garraway's
Dunsburl Hill
Bedpron
Sean
John Lowd
Tibverton Court
John Wright Guise
Bae
Highnam
Fintan W. R. King
Kearteeeetes
Beuthampton
London and Ferme
Ailroad
Itchen Ferry
Tevives
C. Pel
Itchen
Antise
Khachness
Southampton
Messrs. Sharp and Harrison
Beormouth Magistrate Inquiry Denies Unfounded Siege Claim
The court ruled that the charge against Mr Beaumont alleging magistrate misuse of power to order entry and interrogation was groundless. It noted Absolon sought hearing, was denied, and resolved that Absolon’s memorial lacks remediation over its contents. The discussion touched on stock preservation efforts after a recent conflagration.
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Mr. Beaumont
Clements
House of Correction
Abarlon
Ar. B
Besn
Absolon
John Absolon
Arael
Weekly Chronicle includes original letter from EENACHES on murdered child
The Weekly Chronicle announces an original letter from EENACHES, written from the New Prison Clerkenwell, addressed to editors about the murdered child. It features GREEN. ACRE autograph and two portraits. Office at 16 Catherine Street, Strand. Also advertises a tent lever watch with detaching escapement and other improvements by T. COX SAVORY at 47 Cornhill. Second-hand watches accepted in exchange.
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Weekly Chronicle
Eenaches
Clerkenwell
Green
Acre
Catherine-street
Strand
Henrible
Obors
T. Cox Savory's
Cornhull
London
N.B
King's appointments and officer promotions in colonial postings
March 1837 to 1887 notices record appointments of Francis Fockburs as Lieutenant Governor of the Bahamas and James Alexander Stewart Mackenzie as Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Ceylon. Parliament returns a member. numerous military promotions by purchase across regiments, including Cornet Unett, Captains Nolan Bray and Fitzgerald, Lieutenants Pigott Maule Robson and Hutchinson, Ensign Wheeler, and brevet ranks for Major Kemp and Lenon.
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Don Plan Aleat
James Alexander Stewart Mackenzie
Ben
Island
Ceylon
Regiment of Light Dragoona
W. Unett
Purchase
Steward
J. Seton
Unett
Alard Sr
Light Dragoona
G. Brown
6Th Regiment of Foot
B. Nolan
West India Reegioes
P. Patterson
12Th Foot
G.S. Fitzgerald
R. Bradfon
20Th Foot
H. Pigott
31St Regiment of Foot
Dunbar
26Th Foot
W. Maule
Hutchinson
W. L. Robson
Fitzgerald
J. Rogers
Robson
Slot Foot
B. Z. §. Hutchinson
26Th Regiment of Foot
Maule
C. Dunbar
20Th Regiment of Foot
Pigott
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed Across Multiple Trades
A broad notice lists bankrupts including Leonard Hill of Fleet Street shopkeeper and Thomas Rayson innkeeper with April 8 and May 12 hearings and various solicitors. It also names George Bugbidge, Mouncy Kerr, George Horrocks, Thomas Chapman, Philip James, John Beard, William Colwell, Litchford Flitcroft, Henry Reyoulds, Ann Tabbercer, and others with hearing dates, assignees, and venues. Dividends and certificates are shown for J. Foster, G. Heather, W. Hough, and others, plus partnerships dissolved including E Faithful and J Jackson, J Barnes and W H Nyren, and others.
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Leonard Hill
Fleet-street
Messrs
Adlingtone
Gregory
Faulkner
Follett
Bedford-row
Clark
St. Swithin’s-lane
Thomas Rayson
Romford
Child
St. Swithin
Elmcourt
Temple
Atkinson, Birch
Weedon and Addison
Gloucester
William Colwell
Joheson
Son
Weatherall
King’s Benchwalk
Hadfeld and Grave
Manchester
Henry Reyoulds
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Blackstock
Bunce
Vincent
Sherwood
Jower
Dean and Irlam
Harrington-Chamber
C. Drury
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Town Hall
J. Foster and Co
Carlisle
Crown and Mitre
J. Wilks
Watling Street
G. Heather
St. Ann's Place
Limehouse
Court of Bankruptcy
W. Newell
New Radford
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
W. Boutland
Billquay
Daurham
Atone
Newcastle upon-Tyne
J. Roberts
Carnarvon
Steven
Gent
J. Harland
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
W. Pell
Bridge
Canterbur
J. Jennings
Canterbury
K. Carrothers
Lower Thames
C. Schwind
J. Tripp
Kingston-upon-Hull
Sawyer
W. Townshend
W. Rowan
Cheapside
A. Oram
J. Dampier
Somerton
Somernshire
W. Bringwood
Ravenscroft
Lane-end
Staffordshire
Comprehensive list of tradesmen and firms across Britain
A long list of Brooke and Co and other firms in Kent Devonshire Birmingham Cardiff Ringaton-upon-Hall and beyond, naming attorneys surgeons grocers millers tailors and various trades and shops. It includes Beeston and Co in Manchester and many others with addresses such as Budleigh Salterton Bath Hatton-gardes Lime-street Lombard street and Upper Thames-street. The excerpt ends with the note on the price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, averaging thirty-two shillings and eleven pence per hundredweight for the week ending March 28.
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Cardiff
J. Sani and Co
Ringaton-upon-Hall
P. A. P. Watson and Co
Hatton-gardes
Milliorrs
J. Norris
H. Heffi
Deberharm
Suffolk
F. Achiad
Turogmorton-street
Ith Bees
H. A Tawaread Ane
J. Wood
Livap Stationers
J. A
Ns A
J. J. Weeatle
Bianca
Feesei Beek
Teatrert
Hear
Hms Oon Ieee Neer Manchester
Iphique
Seer Bailey and
Thomas
Berkeley
Hotsra
A. Wright
H. Love
Dyer
Great Britain
Law Intelligence Secondaries Court Proceedings
In an undefended case a tailor seeks 1 pound 5 shillings for clothes and 1 shilling 8 pence for letter postage. The court finds for the plaintiff minus postage amid debate over charging postage as part of the action. Separate trials involve two robbers of Mr Hustler, and a Parisian wife and servant held on a bench warrant, bail secured after French instruction and agitation.
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J. James
Grorticke
Jennine
Nower
Insolvent Debtors Court Hears Oxford Debtor Case
Charles Duke Yonger faced opposition from creditors including Woodroffe for Vincent the bookseller and others as he sought discharge. The 61st-class Oxford man, once at Meurica’s and Procter’s hotels, owed 22001 33 7d to about 109 creditors due to expenses exceeding income, aided by £240 a year from his mother, and was ordered to six months imprisonment.
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Charles Duke Yonger
Woodroffe
Vincent
Quarterman
Hobdell
Oxford
Matthewson
Thomas
St. James's Street
Cooke
Long’s Hotel
Brunswick
the Union
Paris
Procter’s Hotel
Westminster Road
Charles Duke
Eton College
St. Mary's College
Ewn College
Racing Boats on the Thames Alarm City Leaders
The Gravesend Star Steam Vessel Company and its rival face the Lord Mayor over dangerous racing on the river. Directors Croden and others demand changed start times, arguing that a quarter hour head start yields two miles advantage and risks collision. The Lord Mayor vows immediate action to prevent a fatal accident and to hold careless parties to account.
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Stean-Hoat Kadsa
Craden
Dickoer
Alderman
Gravesend Star Steamvessel Company
Croden
Wessel
Mr. Goldham
Crudee
Thames
Toll extortion case at Havering Attle Bowker court
A gentleman seeks a summons against a City toll-taker for seizing his horse and cart and detaining them to enforce toll payment. He, a holder of land at Havering Attle-Bower near Romford, claims the act extorts toll contrary to an immortal custom. Alderman Brown suggests trial for trespass elsewhere.
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Green-Yard
Havering
atle-Bower
Romford
Alderman Brown
Grand Jury
Desolate case of Hatfon Garden deserted illegitimate children
In Hatfon Garden Caico Desertion a young woman June Jones stood before Mr. Rogers charged with abandoning her two illegitimate children. Ali S Hallett testified hearing cries at eight oclock and finding two babies in an egg basket at his door, one dying, taken in and identified as the prisoners offspring. The prisoner claimed she was unable to provide for the children and left them at their fathers door.
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Lyons
Brookhill
Clerkenwell
Pauline Annette Pawleys
Colonel Pawleys
Montague-terrace
Russell Square
Rogers
Bennett
Madame Pawleys
Waddington
Col. Pawleys
Fleet
Qautinene
Arance Vile
Hatfon Garden
Caico
June Jones
Mr. Rogers
Alis. S. Hallett
Tyaone Street
Cleckenwell
Mary Ann Tully Charged With Attempted Suicide in Regent's Canal
In worship-street Mary Ann Tully aged 21 was brought before Mr. Grove after attempting to drown herself in Regent's Canal. Witnesses say she acted under distress from want and unemployment while living with a husband described as a walking charter. The officer ordered her watched and her husband sought for custody.
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Mary Ann Tully
Grove
Regent’s Canal
Regent's Canal
Kingsland Road
Sam
Serpeant Glibbery
Shea
Westminster Magistrates Meeting on Reading Memorial Against Magistrate
The Westminster magistrates met to read last court minutes and hear a memorial against magistrate Thomas Barber Beaumont. Debate focused on jurisdiction to hear the petition and the reading of the memorial from John Absolon regarding the Western Exchange fire and related actions by Beaumont and the County Fire Office.
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Priday
Francis Const
New Bridewell
Acklam
Rota
Flvod
Crawford
Baker
Captain Carpenter
France
Smith
J. P. Gulby
John Adsoon
Whatminster
Absoloo
Western Exchange
Bondstreet
Thomas Barber Beaumont
Middlesex
Westminster
Hoo
F. Byne
Freon
Battantene
Beaustont
John Absolon
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
Beaumont
Clements
Riot at St Thomas's Hospital involving Gay's pupils and porters
Indictment against six Gay's Hospital medical pupils for riot and assault during December operations at St Thomas's Hospital. Evidence describes admission tickets, a break at the door, a mass rush into the theatre area, assaults on porters, a rescue by a St Thomas's pupil, and a three to four hour disturbance prompting police intervention. Defendants deny impropriety, arguing admission practices were standard and necessary for medical training.
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Kingstom
Marcus C
Sefora
N. C. Tindal
Gay’s Hospital
St. Thomas's Hospital
Thesiger
Clarkson
Chandless
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Messrs
Benjamin Carrington
Benjamin Nelson Linwood
Frederick Musgrove
James Tombosos
Thomas
Esmond Edmonds
Gay
Cotlemen
Becaue
Drvasera
St. Thomas’s
Gay's Hospital
Guy
St. Thomas's
Williams
Moynes
Ball
Carrington
Guy's Hospital
Bull
Maoysea
Lipwood
Travers
Tyrrell
Richardson
Musgrove
Grainger
Guy's
William Abraham
St. Thomas’s Hospitals
Samuel Hill
Platt
Nash
Guy’s
Mn Ac Fe
John Willians
John Williams
Youthwar
Williams Bull
Fenileman
Carris
Moyses
Witness
Nasi
Linwood
Liswood
Mr. Carrington
Cartogtos
Nicholas Edwin
Union Hall
Monk
Edmonds
Harris
Mr.Chinwood
Tyreeil
Mr. Travers
Thomas Moyses
Abraham
Thomas Bray
William Reynolds
Thomas Keele
Frederick Seagrove Clarke
Jane Davies
James Beaning
Channell
Tunner
Bullock
Ington
Mr. Linwood
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Victuallers
General Pire and Life Assurance Company
Adelaide-place
Charles BeSid
Andrew Clark
Charles Eley
Psq
Prancis Fuller
Wiliam Float
William Game
Jebo Harman
Benjamin Birgh
John Lloyd Acreakt
Fire Dep
L. Waley
Ll. Waley
Warwick Weston
Joseph Wood
Joseph Morgan
Thomas Osborn
J. F. Clement Artment
Life Department
T. Lord
Northumberland Street
Irmingham and
Derby P Junction
Plana
Bitarn
Te Birming and
Derby Junctionway Company
Mert
Waterloo-street
Binningham
Cliff
Kingsbury
Warwick
Wiggington
Harleston
Tamworth
George Stephenson
Great Georgeree Westminster
Waterloobe
Birmingham
Fredom du
Jowest
Thomas Kell
Mth
H. P
Aroand-Place Borough Road
Southwark
Edinburgh Magazine
Wilkie
Canada
Ter
Wien
Faic
Maloburs
Simp Simpkin, Marshall
Cha'Panas
Eared Pickering
Chanceryide
Jendon
the Gazette of
Crown Office
Borough of
William Collins
Charles John Canning
Viscount Vanoing
LAW Intelligence
Rosseau
Laing
Brown
Ning
Durant
St. George's
Hanover-square
New North-road
City-road
Baldwin's Gardens
Hastier
Police Intelligence
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