Public notice promotes Bennett’s Syrup of Malt for drinkers
Advertises Bennett and Co. Syrup of Malt as a remedy to improve porter ale or grog and counteract deleterious effects. Lists exclusive London agents and notes it is harmless for infants and respectable adults. Includes unrelated hair dye and court notices in the same dense OCR page.
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Cc Ubees
Stirling Rees
J. W. Stirling
High-street
Whitechapel
Barclay
Farma-treet
Prout
Strand
Sanger
Oxford-street
Harvey
Great Snurrey-street
Blackfriars
Bennett and Co
Board of Health
Bennett
Trafalgar-place
Charing-cross
S T. Martin’s Church
Messrs. Butler
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Saree and Sons
Farringdon-street
New and Sons
Evan Edwards
Sutton and Co
Bow Church Yard
Nix’s
Royal Exchange
Bailey
Three Nuns Inn
Aldgate High-street
Sharwood
Bishopagate-street
Farley
Mark-lene
Woodhouse
King William-street
Londonbridge
Pink
High Street
Borough
Rouse
Fitzroy-place
Thwark-Bridge-Road
Peninaten Causeway
Norton
Loewe
D. Ta
Blackfriars-road
Ridge
Holborn
Teery
Marylebone
J. R. Marahall
Manchester-square
Hall
Bond-street
Chandler
Ford-Street
Aptheon
J. G. Chard
Fleet-street
Kuagga, and Co
Pic
Agid Hassan
Iliam Day and Co
Black Boy
Gracechurch Street
London
Hassan
William Day and Co
Hammersmith Petty Sessions Overseers Sworn In
A Kensington Hammersmith and Chelsea magistrates bench met at Petty Sessions to review past overseers and appoint new ones for the parish. Disputed objections to Mr Bower's election led to a heated debate, the chair casting the deciding vote in his favor. the overseers were finally sworn in amid tension.
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Kensington
Hammersmith
Chelsea
Blood
John Scott Lillie
Acklam
France
Harrison Codd
Barlow
Godrinbe
Thistle-grove
Mesary
Bower
Manon
Toby
Fairbank
Acklain Rose
Bawer
Godtiche
Liberal Party
Flood
A Co
Godriche
Capt. Acklam
High Budgeon
J. Scott Lillie
Murder Trial Fragments Reveal Guilty Verdict and Sentencing
A fragmented court report outlines the murder trial with references to assassination, the accused’s conduct, and a verdict of guilt. The jurors retired, the prisoner faced sentencing, and the court described the defendant’s demeanor and alleged threat.
Imprisonment and petty crimes dominate London courts
In a sweeping London dispatch, various petty crimes and court actions are detailed. A cab driver faces theft charges after a coat and cash vanish. informers clash with magistrates over compromised informations. beggars including a blind boy and his mother are ordered to care and confinement. a luxury-seeking couple is charged with robbery and diary-like testimony follows. Additional notes cover thefts, assaults, and public notices from Bow Street and Queen Square with multiple cases ranging from domestic violence to petty larceny and warrants.
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Fleet-street
Holborn
Edward Abingdon
Bow-Street
George Stapleton
Halls
Burnaby
Stapleton
O’brien
White Hart Yard
O'Brien
Stapléton
Roe
Mary Cole
William Cole
Coventforden
F. Roe
Ned
Cripplegate
House of Correction
Marylebone
Mary Wemyss
Thomas Williams
Great Barlow Street
Manchester Square
Williams
Fleet Prison
Abe
Mitchell
Tottenham-street
Tottenham-court-road
Hackney
Morrison
Rossery
Newman-street
Oxford-street
John Warren
Charles Willett
Tremayné Rodd
Wimpole-street
Tichfield-street
Francis Keys
Emigration and travel works promoted in Britain
A dated advertisement listing multiple Anglo British publications on emigration Canada travel and biblical illustration. It praises John Mactaggart’s account of Canada as essential reading for emigrants and notes other works by A C and Rev T Hartwell Cort with prices and publishers in London and Edinburgh.
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London
United Kingdom
F. C. Westley
Strand
Ing
Raoe Mutual Association
Cockspur-street
Association
Maddox-street
Canada
John Mactaggart
Globe
Insolvent Debtor Hearing Before Vice-Chancellor Court
In the Insolvent Debtors Court, John Allen Olten faced opposition from counsel for creditors including Mr. Woodroffe and Mr. Simmonds over his assets and prior transactions in Barbadoes. The commissioner noted a long inquiry into property and questioned dubious large payments, with most funds allegedly diverted.
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Arniz
John Allen Olten
Barbadoes
Woodroffe
Henry Peter Simmonds
Walker
Young
Cooke
Siamonds
Mr. Simmonds
Simmonds
Harris
Augustine Castles
Middlesex Sessions Arm 8 Court Schedules and Verdicts
The Middlesex Sessions opens at nine with the foreman complaining of witnesses delaying business. John James Cohen faced a coat theft charge from Lord William Lennas. evidence deemed insufficient and verdict returned not guilty. Several pickpockets were tried and sentenced to seven years transportation.
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John James Cohen
William Lennas
Surrey Sessions Debate on Lord Chancellor Bill in Reigate
At Reigate the Surrey county sessions opened with Viscount Morier presiding and about thirty magistrates present. Mr Denison spoke urging the Lord Chancellor's Bill to reform justice administration, arguing it would affect Surrey's jurisdiction and require a committee to propose needed county improvements. He urged careful examination by the county committee.
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Court OF Chancery
Ireland
Bagshaw
House of Lords
Chadlera Morrus
Doctor Kelly
Peraoo
Dr. Kelly
Goers
Lord Altcorp
Chiplera Morbus
Tom Moore
Randte Jackson
Brixton
Randle Jackson
Horsemonger-lane
Challenay
Rundle Jackson Rose
Kingat
Reigate
12Or
Denison
Chanccon
Surrey
Ieee
Southwark Adjourned Sessions Indictment Guilty Plea
Michael Gallagen, a six foot man, was indicted for an assault on landlord Robert Cooper of the Green Man in Fooley-street and for aggravated assault on his wife. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months imprisonment and to find sureties in 1001, with two bail of 50 each.
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Michael Gallagen
Robert Cooper
Green Man
Fooley-street
Spring Assizes at Gloucester and Warwick Sessions End
The Gloucester spring assizes feature acquittals and trials. Hester Edwards is acquitted of murdering her husband John Edwards after a lengthy trial. Sarah Crates is found not guilty of drowning her illegitimate child. In Warwick, judges clear remaining crown business and convict a libel defendant, with other trials involving shooting, assault, and public notices.
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Gloucester
Alan
Hester Edwards
John Edwards
Sarah Crates
Hayman
Baptist Milla
St. Philip and Jacob
Lansdowne
Ellis
Oxford
Midland
Warwick
Araiuz
Remainis Crown
Serjeant Adams
London
Joseph Allday
Birminghex Argus
G. Montgomery West
Birmingham
Messenger
West
Biesingham
Peel Echeeal
Ian Ait Jeuke Ein Boachp
Nousie
Addeley
Henry Brows
James Backiey
Svith
Bir
Sbesn Assizea
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Dublin
Falmoutr
Thames
Berthen
Gorrageas
John-street
Reece
John-atreet
General Steam Navigation Company
Galais
An Pasket
Bite
Jeason Brighton
Dieppe
Enday
Parkets
St. Katharine
Ramscate
Margate
Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Messrs
Custom-house Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Carter
Haymarket
General Steams Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Antwerp
Charles Bessell
Bec
Monsieur Mallan
Paris
N.B
Moseley-street
Manchester
Beajamin Dawson
Edwards
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Messrs. Dawson
Allock
Benjamin Dawson
Bath
Benjamin Lawson
London Morning Journal
London ‘ Morning Journal
Socom
Edinburgh
Eer
Eticburgh
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Palemottar Tow
Calton-street
Trongate
Glasgow
Grafny-street
Hookse
Price
Messrs. Guss
Ees
Lancaster-place
LAW Intelligence
Lord Denman
Dr. Lushington
Pemberton
Allan, Turnbull
Court of Session
Magistrates OF Edinburgh
Kelly
Salle Feepee
Del
Ferger
Mietlésti
Euliyes
Police
House of Corrention
Queen Square
McLanchory
Edward Selby
Burrell
Henry Selby
King-street
Tower-hill
Les
Selby
Burrelli
John
Cormick
Edward Leunerd
Belgrave Square
Jada
Ing Tefefendars
M‘cormick
Mieer
Malin
Waterloo Road
Leicestershire
SS Daaine Roscentes
Geary
Vauxhall-street
Fr. A. Garcia, Feutterer
Hongerford
Banke of England
Diana Moore
Aoung
Elizabeth Gore
Union Street
Shadwell
Croucher
Rateliff Highway
Miss Ashton
Murray
New South Wales
Gunninghons, Haq
Ayn
New Soar Wales
A.C . Esq
W “Colburn
R. Bentley
Pinden
Speil
T. Hartwell Cort
Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Mount
Ararat
Kedron
Dead Sea
The
Jordan
Tadmor
Desert
Evan
Mag
Dpc
Uit
John Murray
Tre-atreet
C. Tilt
Oliver and Boyd
John Cumming
Dona Galiano
Atheneum
Lincoln
Jno
Privy Council
Middlesex Sessions
Southwark
Chester
William Nailer
Stamford
Wapsford
America
Jane
Asmonee
Thames Raymond
Suamiond
Bela
Charles Slay F
Stamofas Baker
Daniel’Walding
Bate Farborou
Leicester
Savelling
Ray
Raymond
William Spencer
Coughsmaker
Secreter
Hatsum
Ford News
Esnaray Honasty
Gillion
Cadnot
J. Peny Paani
Faye
Bb Church of
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