Reemasons Quarter Year April Journal Itemized Notices
The fragment lists Masonic topics and notices including provincial, Scotch, and Friendly Lodges with references to Frere ue of the Temple and Renhadad lineages, plus mentions of Marmarine and associated addresses in Edinburgh and Dublin. It notes literature and institutions and includes addresses in Paternoster Row and Grafton Street with a price reference of three pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reemasons
Frere Ue of the Temple
Renhadad
Sherwood Amt Co
Churchill
Soho
London
J. Boonen OL
New Bondestreet
Dubin
J. Comming
Ormendequey
Omnibus Conspiracy Case Opens in Royal Court Proceedings
The trial details a long running ring of coach proprietors led by Harris conspiring to ruin his Rob Roy omnibus business on the Clapham road. Accusations include obstruction, violence, and threats, with witnesses describing repeated pursuits, threats, and a plan to hire lawyers to end Harris’s venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapham
London
Harris
Price
Clipham
Boxall, Dale
Jun
Sen
James Page
Saltwell
W. Sheldrick
R. Spoorer
Heathcotes
Yen
S. Fawn
Rob Roy
Fownes
Lines
Black Rars Road
Queen's Head
Eathcote
Dale
Brown
Harria
Page
Elephant and Castle
Thum
Spooner
Tom
Heathcote
Blackwell
Smith
Dale the Younger
Jering
William Harris
Clarkson
Amnoibus
Little Unpion Street
Southwark
Gracechurch-street
Bio
Riches
Demthcate
Ootice
Halton
Thessiger
Parochial Ballot Dissent and City Markets Amid Holiday Disruptions
The Woolwich parish debates introducing a ballot on a vestment measure amid opposition as counsel weighs legality. In London, storms uproot trees in St James's Park and markets show thin attendance with Consols and Exchequer Bills declining, while Spanish and Portuguese securities drift, and private railways see scant trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartmiathrasisa
Yig
Bitla
Lodia
Triglac
Nottinghams condemned man Richard Smith executed
A report from Nottingham states Richard Smith, recently convicted for rape, was executed last Wednesday after protesting his innocence. The article also recounts two other local tragedies and a Prominent seed supplier advertisement from Cobbett Regiter Office in Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Nottingham
Vatat
Dobie
Hauhead
Carlaverock
Hatton Hall
Tarrett
General Post-office
Tothitl-street
Mornoy
Phillips
Westminster Hospital
Mr. Cobbett
Awetes
Bolrvoart
Fleet Street
Beer sellers seek extended hours and reforms in town bills
Proma Correspondent reports a coordinated campaign by metropolitan and northern beer sellers to amend the beer laws. Delegates from major towns plan to press Parliament for longer hours, license transfers to widows and children, and stronger penalties safeguards while resisting partial enforcement that harms honest traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proma
Werkly True Sun
Costa
Wei Houwn
Liverpal
Manchester
Mockport
Olfhaim
Macclesield
Fogland
Metropolitan Association of
England
London
Select Committee
Kingdom i
Metripulitae
Vmianchester ‘White
Ds Mir
Bishop
Cleveland Street
Vile-end
Fon Tot
Andoef the Datter
Siro TV
Oates
Ofp
Veeul Street
Mia
Hawess
Lawa
Wall
House of Commons
Middlesex
Chelsea
Kensington
Fulham
Hammersouth
Newmarket Craven Meeting Forecast and Fixtures
The Newmarket Craven meeting opens Sunday with a strong field of about one hundred and twenty horses, eighty in training, though rain hail and snow have made the ground very deep. Major stakes include the Craven Stakes ten sovs each and the Twenty-second Riddlesworth Stakes two hundred sovs, with several other sweeps and handicaps listed and many three year olds anticipated in the Derby chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Riddlesworth
Ab. M
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Portland
Brutandorf
Lord Lichfeld
Address from Burgh Meath on tax reform and parliamentary abuse
A long letter from Burgh Meath at Epsom complains of direct imposts and misused revenue. It attacks pensioned officials, sinecures, and baronial privilege, arguing for reform to reduce taxation and strengthen liberty. A separate note from Walsall describes a severe Sunday storm with a church strike and dramatic weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgh
Meath
Epsom
Cromwell
Elizabeth
Hume
Morgan
Legal Contempt Case Yields Guilty Plea and Arbitration
In a London courtroom Lord Chief Justice Tindal urged settling the case without further trial to protect the public from ongoing illegal acts. Defendants agreed to plead guilty under terms allowing arbitration and recognition to abate disturbances, with an appointed arbitrator and specific recognizances. The matter drew a large crowd among whip owners as the court adjourned after a lengthy consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperonnets
Tindal
Thessiger
Omniga
Platt
Pat Dows
Consat ‘Ao
Condh
Bcbk
Adolphus
Boxall
Dale
Jun
Page
Saltwell
Sheldrick
Spooner
Heathcote
Fawnes
Blackwell
Wardell
Jemmett
Ballantinepeared
Bir
Bodkin
Chambers
Infomination at the Turf Coffee-house case in Grosvenor Place
Police evidence cites seven drinkers in the tap-room and three in the parlour during divine service. Proprietor William Femandly claims only four to five present, two lodgers among them, with two others tied to Lord Althorp. Fined 103 and costs after discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen-Square
Wiliam Fémnaly
Tatterasht’s Yard
Grosvenor
Barefoot
George Thatcher
Fanoah
Lord Althorp
John Morgan
James Platts
Robert Symons
England
George Bucanana
Clarke
Greenwich Fair
Pye--treet
Gregory
Ueman
Alexander Bourk
Anthony Harris
Harris
Delgrave-Reed
Avery
Apes
Plain Fact against Hicu Authority in India Reignited
In our last number we argued abolition of flogging in native regiments would doom paribment in the British army. Current reports say a regiment of Company's Paropens Arc tillery refused corporal punishment, officers withdrew, and authorities sent dispatches for instruction. If true, Wellington's evidence is starkly contradicted by fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inda
Duke of Wellington
Abeja
Madrid
Don Manuel Pontiveras
Toulon
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Hames Haven
Henry Amlinck
Abcharc Lane
Preumatic Railway Association
Jym Tyou
Carbhil
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