SHORT LETTER TO THE REV. SYDNEY SMITH DEFENSE OF THE CHURCH
A published notice from London announces a short letter replying to the Rev. Sydney Smith on his Defence of the Church. The piece lists directors and officers, with prices and publisher details at John Batchard and Son, 187 Piccadilly. It notes a tent lever watch offered by T. Cox Savory, highlighting silver cases, detached escapement, and trade-in of secondhand watches.
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Sydney Smith
T. Cox Savory’s
Cornhill
London
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Windsor Castle Knights and Insolvency Declarations 1637
The King knights Lieutenant Colonel William M. G. Colbrooke of the Royal Artillery at Windsor Castle. From Whitehall and Lord Chamberlain offices come notices appointing clergy and chancery officials. The document lists insolvency declarations and bankruptcy orders for numerous merchants, tradesmen, and professionals across London and major towns, with dates set for hearings and official assignments.
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Windsor Castle
Colon Wiliam M. G. Colbrooke
Royal Artillery
Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order
Leeward Alands
Thomas Rusher
Hanbury
Charles Wynne Davies
Shrewsbury
Draper
Joan Carter
Rellendon
Kanex
Frederick Westley
Abraham Hopkins Davis
Stationers’ Hall
Court
Court of Bankruptcy
Chisholme and Co
Lincoln's Innfelda
Turquand
Copthall Buildings
Saul Yates
Burycourt
St Mery Axe
Avorpsy
Bye Eell
New London Street
Fenchurch Street
ofScial Astignes
Nr. Whitmore
Hasinghall Street
William Caiton
Deptford, Victualler
New Royal Hotel
Clarke
Medcalf
Lincoln’sinna
Wills
Temple Row
Hirmingham
John Bowering
Nelon Place
Bristol
Brazol
Messrs. White and Whitmore
Bedfont Row
Mr. Stort
John Mars
Allen
Wharton Street
Lloydequare
Clerkenwell
Pyench Wattakar
Janes Wexter
Packer
Commissioners'rooms
Manchester
Cooper
Adlington
Gregory
Feuliner
Follett
Bedford Row
Ledie Key
Dublin
Commissioners’rooms
Moses
Kay
Barlow
Aston
Henry Whigtey
Halifax
Magistrates’ Office
Jaques, Battye
Edwards
Ely-pisce
Bioka and Macaulay
Henry Bartleet
Redditch
Attor- Reyes Meat Sculthorpe
South Square
Gray's Inn
Wearan
Agham
Thomas Fowler
Basingstoke
Victualer
George Inn
Winchester
Thomson
London Evening News and Trade Notices April 5 1937
London evening issue lists addresses and names for certificates and dissolutions. Includes apprenticeships and tradesmen across Leicester Liverpool Oxford Leamington Hastings Southampton and more with listed partners and professions such as jeweller grocer shoe maker coachmaker and sailmakers plus a long list of dissolutions and business partners across multiple counties.
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Jon
Oxford
W. Shorthose
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
Jeweller
Lansdowne Hotel
T. Enoch
H. Jacob
Leicester
T. Turner and Co
Liverpool
Merchanta
A. Corkburn
Carlisle
Roberts
Hastings
Shoewaker
J. Richarde
Morrin’s-walk
Bridge
E. Hickman
H. Humer
Kent-road Bridge
D. A. Talboys
G. Browne
H. G. Jones
M. Wiliams
Llanelly
Carmarthenhire
W. Bramley
W. H. Jepson
Wanchester
J.R. Darnell
H. Norris
South Warnborough
Southampton
J. Greenwood
J. Austin
Nottingham
R. Shaw and Co
Norwich
Shaw
R. Winton
A. Brady
J Halfe
C. E
Halifax
Yorkshire
Spring Wood Dealers
J. J. Robinson
E. Sutcliffe
Whitechapel
Cheesemongers
R. Edwards
J. Hall
Monte Video
Hide Merchants
Spanish Legionaries press claim for pay and home return
Police intelligence reports reveal Robert Johnson and other Spanish Legion volunteers in London seeking word from the Spanish Ambassador about being sent home to Scotland. They describe harsh treatment, hunger at the House of Refuge, and a plan to petition the Ambassador for relief and repatriation. The Lord Mayor had no immediate answer as officers promised to investigate and potentially send them home.
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Mansion House
Robert Johnson
Jurtice-Room
Glasgow
Justice Room
Ar. Hobler
Wetherall
Spain
London
Johnson
Portsmouth
Hobler
France
Tac
Tobler
Itm
Scotland
Jamaliea
Court of Chancery Grants Receiver in Estate Case
The Lord Chancellor rules a receiver must be appointed to safeguard a deceased husband’s estate amid rival wills and Ecclesiastical Court action. The executor and creditor seeks court protection while widow and child may gain under a later will. judge orders a receiver with no land percentage to prevent depletion of funds.
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James Stewart Murray Anderson
John Bathurst
Whitehall
Frederick Herbert
Northreach
Goucester
Chancery
Court OF Chancery
Mary C. Ligttewoon
W. Horne
Kee
Calate
Jacob
Bethel
Oearly
Costa
Ecclesiatical Court
Anport c Williams injunction granted in patent case
Vice-Chancellor's Court grants ex parte injunction restraining defendants from infringing a patent assigned to the plaintiff. The patent from 1829 covers an improved method of manufacturing frit by exposing articles to fibrous pitch without weaving. The court held infringement and granted the injunction.
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Anport c. Williams
Keight
Bankruptcy proceedings in City Court.
In the Court of Bankruptcy before Commissioner Fontlacque SotLy Souty, merchants with extensive business failures faced the first meeting for proof of debts and assigners. The crowded court heard lengthy examinations, noting a stock broker claim of between 6000 and 7000. Assignees F. Hersch and F. Reynolds were appointed. total proofs filed amounted to 37000.
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Fontlacque
Cazecove
The
Stock Exchange
F. Hersch
F. Reynolds
Assize Intelligence at Oxford and Norfolk Circuits
At Oxford Circuit Assizes the calendar lists sixty eight prisoners with twenty five causes for trial and a murder case against Bartlet set for Wednesday. In the Norfolk Circuit Nogwien entry Causes total eleven with one quo warranto against Mr Brightwell, mayor, to show authority to act as alderman. no other standout cases noted though a breach of promise action appears.
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Oxford
Groucester
Bartlet
Norfolk
Nogwien
Brightwell
Paddington boatman convicted of clothing theft at Old Bailey
William Halls a 21 year old Paddington boatman was found guilty of stealing coats trousers and waistcoat from a trunk belonging to Lampert on a Dublin Castle voyage. He claimed purchase in Bermondsey Street but lied. He was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction with hard labour. The trial included testimony from a Jew clothes dealer and Whitehouse and Co. officials.
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Old Coury
William Halls
Paddington
Lampert
G Division
Old Street Road
Bermondsey -Street
William Lionel Lampert
Leamington
Birmingham Canal
Megara, Whitehouse and Co
London
Metropolis
James Spencer
Mensrs
Whitehouse
Dublin Castle
Lake
Doane
Ecorder
Spencer
Court session reviews prisoner roll and district surveyor candidates
Before the magistrates the calendar lists 89 prisoners with 14 charged with stealing 20 idle and disorderly 8 riot 9 assault and 33 females. The grand jury is sworn and the chairman advises them before trials of several parvy advocates. The committee report on district surveyor candidates for St Luke's is read and the court adjourns at five.
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Sergeant Adams
St. Luke's
Vicious riot at Willesden ends in prison for eight men
Eight men Harold Finn Whitshire Mason Hanright Ginney Groves Haracell faced trial before Sir Rawlinson and Lord Mountford after a mob attacked police at Willesden and Old Oak Common. The ringleaders aided by six others helped rescue the principal prisoners during the melee. Harold and Finn each charged with assault, others with aiding in the rescue. all remanded in custody.
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Marylebone
Burrias
Flint
Hubbard
Willesden
Old Oak Common
Actos
Jones
Feon
Huphard
Harold
Oo Duszin
Harald
Fion
Charity to a Coup Referee over Bethnal-green Boy Case
Christie the relieving overseer told Mr Broughton of a twelve year old George Hailey deprived of food and home by his father in law A Plummer. The boy had been confined in a cellar and slept in shelters until help arrived. The mother said she had 900 pounds from her father and fell into poverty. witnesses testified to cruel treatment and a near fatal state. The father was ordered to keep the peace for six months as the parish of St George Middlesex provided settlement. The case was taken up by the H division sergeant Teaple who noted intervention saved the boy from likely death.
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Wallan Weatherby
Perry
Panal
Duke
Bennett
Banda
McGahey
Bim
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Molep
Lye
M’gahey
Blizzard
Lui
Heonett
Mallett
Clerkenwell
Heartly
Horsford
Mendicity Society
Radkins
Marylehour
Lord Beresford
Smith
Flannagas
Fluopagan
Cunasrms
Piccadilly
Manchester Square
Lord Palmerston
L Division
Lord Palmeretto
Lordruip
Mir. Conant
Kouwan
Munus
Kerry
O'Connor
Christie
Bethnal-green
Mr. Broughton
George Hailey
A. Plummer
Broughton
Brloughtan
Christe
St. George's
Middlesex
Christus
Reoughton
Bin
Tam
Teaple
H Division
Union Hale Case Involving Watches Theft At Old Kent Road
Frederick Land a sixteen year old laborer employed by watchmaker Gadsell on Old Kent Road faced charges of suspected robbery at Gadsell's shop. Police alleged he and John Brooks, a go cart driver, broke into the premises and stole over forty gold and silver watches plus assorted jewelry. Evidence showed Gadsell currently had no present remedy.
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Union Hale
Frederick Land
Mr. Gadsell
Kent-road
John Brooks
Sr. Godsell
Parliament Session Highlights and Railways Debates
The House opened with oaths for Mr. Cottiss representing Warwick and moved through a busy railways agenda. Petitions against Oxford and Cheltenham and Southwark and Hammersmith railways circulated, with references to fraud concerns and committee referrals. Debates touched on church rates, Poor Law reform, tobacco duty, and controversial real property intestacy proposals by Mr. Stewart.
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Ipswich
Richard Liil
Bedford
Lill
Birchan
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London and Southampton Railway Company
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Finsbury
Hume
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Duncombe
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Hulme Reservoir
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Manchester and Cheshire
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