The Circulating Library and Paris Advertiser Notice
A detailed promotional piece describes a large circulating library with English French German Italian and Spanish works plus fresh titles and offerings for ladies. It highlights phones of knowledge access travel news from home and broad reading in many languages with low daily rates and monthly dispatches. It also promotes the Paris Book Addresses and Fashionable Directory and the Paris Advertiser weekly with low ad tariffs and subscription options for Europe and England.
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Switzerland
Greeks
Scotland
Russia
Spain
Turkey
America
Poland
Portugal
Algiers
France
Prussia
Belgium
Egypt
London
England
Old World
Rev. Library
Paternosterrow
West OF England
Lipe Assurance Company
Paris
Paris Advertiser
Europe
Peel's Coffee-house
Fleet-street
Washbourne
Salisbury Square
Cheap clothing and fashionable goods at 93 Fleet Street
Advertises a new stock for gentlemen's dress at Wash prices including superfine clothes, coats, liveries, and fashionable fabrics from Swain and Co. Also promotes medical and cosmetic services and products like dental care by Dr. Howard and Circassian Hair Dye by Agid Hassan, sold by Day and Co. with testimonials and wholesale/retail details.
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Wain and CO
Messrs. Swain and Co
The
True Sun
Agid Hassan
William Day
Gracechurch-street
London
William Day and Co
Trades Union Resolution and Court Notes from 1834
A 1834 report covers the Trades Union resolution urging members to cease opposition to firms, plus court items: Bonnor charged with receiving a coat believed stolen, and Ashman involved. Drury Lane theatre dispute with a Mr Penrise over seating escalates to a fine. Omnibuses fined 40s each for stopping for hire. Violent assault at Marylebone and a Fitzroy Theatre fracas feature. Police expose ship crimps exploiting sailors. multiple minor trials conclude with guilty verdicts and cautions.
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Gunning
Nbiceman C. 12
Bonnor
Stamp Office
Prigover
Jodgier
Alderman Johnson
Reai
Islington
St. Clement’s
Waterman
Ashman
Bonner
Ane
Daury-Laanz TeenTne
Josh
Penrise
Old Change
City
F. Roe
Smith
Dowgatehill
Drury-lage Theatre
Crawcour
Carter
Strand
Sir F. Roe
Packine
John Studbings
Broughton
Ann Evans
Wormald
H Division
Lewis Johnston
Hunter-street
Mile
New Town
H. 80
Ang Evans
T Bat
Royal Fitzroy Theatre
Tottenham-street
Tottenham-court Road
Rawlisson and Strutt
John Lindsay
Treasury
Rawlingon
Court of Chancery and related court actions in April session
In April sessions at the Court of Chancery and Vice-Chancellor’s court, cases include Hampton v. Brown about a cottage in Newcastle-under-Lyme and deference to a decree, a Wakefield Grammar School petition on exhibition election, and Insolvent Debtors Court proceedings involving the Sons of William the Fourth, a theft-like incident, and medical attendance disputes. The docket notes the day’s appeals, dismissals, and adjournments with details of witnesses, bonds, and collateral actions.
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Court OF Chancery
Eincoln’s Inn
Hampton
Brown
Fleet Prison
Kross
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Gray
Arai
Wakefield Free Grammar School
Sisson
University of Canbridge
Edward Sugden
Knight
Roa
Doubtful identification at Guildhall over Coat Theft
A man named Mr Gunning accused cab driver Thomas Ashman of stealing a coat after a fare dispute in London. Witnesses testified with certainty to Ashman’s guilt, while other drivers and witnesses disputed the claim. Ashman was committed for felony awaiting further proceedings.
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Guildhall
Someraine
Alderman Johnson
Gunning
Amwell Street
Pentonville
Bristol
Ludgate-till
Angel Inn
St. Clement's
Mr. Gunning
Abingdon
Thomas Ashman
Ganning
Ashman
Day
George Beaver
Gooning
Alderman
Johnson
Bonner
Ballarog
Bon
Old Bailey Sessions Burglary and Robbery Trials
Indictments describe burglary at Thomas Wigston's dwelling, where a watch and items were stolen after a noise alarm. Trials cover counterfeiting four half-crowns, shop lifting of a silver tea pot, robbery of a brazier's property, burglaries at Newcastle Arms, and a street robbery involving a boy delivering papers. Verdicts include Guilty for several defendants and Not Guilty for one.
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Benjamin Leppart
John Smith
Thomas Wigston
Park Place Repent
Brieg
Baron Vaughan
Amy Lord
Elizabeth
Smith
James Hunt
John Miller
John Peaffel
Jeebena Shipley
Scarrett
Pye Lane
Westminster
Hunt
Peaffel
Shipley
Miller
Thomas Jones
Richard Brook
Brook
Robning
Esau Hemann
Edward Cureton
Cheapside
William Pearson
John Howard
Ann King
Newcastle Arms
St. Mary-at-hill
Crown
St. Dunstan’s Passage
Miss Ming
Stealing a Donkey Case at Middlesex Sessions
At Middlesex Quarter Sessions Avpit LU Shoviar Storie and others faced a charge of stealing a donkey valued at 5l from Fitzgerald. Prosecution said the animal was taken March 13 and found later on a dissecting table at the Veterinary College Camden Town. Prisoners admitted wrongdoing. two students claimed the beast was bought for dissection at 4s. The jury found them guilty and the Chairman sentenced both to seven years transportation. The Chairman condemned the students for buying such animals cheaply.
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Fitzgerald
Highbury
Hornsey-lane
Veterinary College
Camden-town
Donkay
Bluett
Surrey Sessions Reject Wallis Victualler Appeal
Mr Thomas Wallis proprietor of extensive premises at Duke Street and Wellington Street near New London Bridge appealed against magistrates East Brixton and Southwark refusal to grant a victualler license. The bench ruled the appeal would not be allowed despite Wallis’s expenditure and witnesses supporting suitable public accommodation. Viscount Eastnor chaired with Lords Eastnor Monson Crawford Allcock Aubertin Turner and Trotter present.
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Thomas Wallis
Duke-street
Wellington Street
New
London Bridge
East Brixton
Southwark
Pope
Wallis
Newman
Bridge-house
Viscount Eastnor
Lord Eastnor
Lord Monson
Crawford
M.P
Allcock
Aubertin
Turner
Trotter
Incendiary Fire Trial and Libel Case at Taunton Assizes
At Taunton Assizes Western Circuit George Hand aged fifty two was convicted of setting fire to two haymows owned by Charles Reedwell and faced an extreme sentence. In the libel case Everard Poole, a Bridgewater barrister, sues his cousin over two letters accusing him of fraud and obta ining money under false pretences. the jury awards damages to the plaintiff with no costs.
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Sors
G. A.becket
Ollier
RaWlingon
Boriap
Ireland
China
Arait
William the
Thomas Lawrence
White Horse
St. John-street
Clerkenwell
Cooke
Creswell
Thana Gould
Woodroffe
William the Fourth
Royal Sons
Royal’ Sons
Gould
Hattongarden
Commissioner Harris
Charles Ralfe
George Simpson
Bedford -Street
Bedford-square
Red Lion-Square
New River Water Works
Simpson
Bowen
Taunton
George Hand
Charles Reedwell
Justice Bosanquet
Everard C. Poole
Ligel
Serjeant
Wilde
Bridgewater
Everard
Fastover
Jane
Coleridge
Starl
Baron Williams
Opizida
Jury sentences man in burglary case after trial
The trial of James Jervis, aged 28, concluded with a guilty verdict for burglary at a dwelling in November. The jury recommended mercy, but the judge sentenced him to transportation for life, with a co-defendant also implicated in the crime.
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John Jervis
Chelsea Friendly Association Discusses Dorchester Victims Law
A Chelsea Friendly Association meeting at the Wallin Tavern condemned the Dorchester law’s harsh effects on victims and families. Members urged immediate juries for the cases, lauding Trades Unions for aiding the wives and dependents amid the distress.
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Chelsea
Wallin
King's-road
Dorchester
Codres
Patna
Rome
Adan
Rogers
Trades’ Unions
London
Dorchester Victus Recall Toward State Secretary Memo
A fragmented public petition from Dorchester Victus to the Secretary of State appeals to address a seven year transportation sentence set by Justice Williame and the Poor Exchequer barons. The text laments the trial, calls for fairness, and urges independent consideration of the case. The remonstrance emphasizes liberty and justice for the accused and names local supporters, urging royal attention.
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Ese
Tonee
Penne
National Union of the Working Classes
Justice Williame
George
Beaune
Neworialas
Uae
Momerias
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Mr. Howard
Hing
Ching
E. Edwards
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Sanger
Evan Pdwards
St. Paul's
Trades’ Union
Messrs
Coombe and
Deerfield
Barker
LAW Intelligence
Police
Prunener
Hawkes
Ronte
Joseph Collette
Collett
Therisoner
Middlesex
Surrey
James
Wade
Chelsea Friendly Associationee
Esrd -Aasociation
Dorchester Victius
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