Trade and Carriage Goods and Dental Remedies Ad
Public informed Lambtop stewarts and Hetton wall's end coal supplied cash price 28s per ton delivery within three miles of town contact George Newton Cannobrow Westminster for prompt orders. Carriages by Delcroix and Co supply fashionable perfumery and dental succedaneum claims by Monsieur Mallan and Sons at Great Russell Street and Brighton.
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Lambtop
Stewarts
Hetton
Wall
George Newton
Cannobrow
Westminster
Monsieur Mallan and Sons
Russell-Street
Bloomsbur
London
Paris
N.B
King’s Road
Brighton
Caution over spurious Dr Kitchiner Universal Elixir
The Proprietor warns that only the genuine article bears a medallion profile of the late Dr Kitchiner and the signature of the original proprietor Geo Batty. Lists numerous London and country agents and shops reproducing the genuine label, urging buyers to avoid imitations.
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Kitchiner
Ietor
Geo. Batty
Pavement
Finsbury-square
Mndon
Allan
Chandos
Clarke
Wey
Judé
Hardstaf
Howard
Bridge-street
Westminster
Upper Parl Parkplace
Matthews
Ditto
How
Cheverton
Street
Howes
Aiken
Yeast Leighs
Sharp
Hicks
Deptford
Soloman
Luke
Holloway
Lutwyche
Dorset Street
Itman Square
Mere Norris Street
Haymarket
Kingaland
Mullins
St. John's
Newton
Wellington-street
Borough
Nicholson- Upper Street
Islin
Newberry
Eaced S
Brompton
Oae
Whitechapel
Ould’s
Tottenham-courtrad
Feeearen
Stoke Newington
Parkes
Woolwich
Pollard
Newport-street
Pilliner
Raeme Chards
Francis -Street
Tottenham-court Road
Scott and Thorpe
Bishope-street
Stevens
Old Kent-road
Scott
Denton
Smith
London-mad
Sweeter
Wentish-town
Taylor
Regent-street
Toda
Greenwich
Evans
Howe
Williams
Cane
Russell-square
Wyld
Sloane-street
Walsoberwell New-road
Watkins
Kennington- Common
Armstead
Young
Sims
Helyer
Brighton
Royal Appointments and Legal Notices from Whitehall and London
Officials publish kingly appointments to medical and military posts and designate pilots for port navigation. Notices include insolvency declarations, civil officers assignments, and upcoming bankruptcy hearings across England with named individuals, dates, and locations.
Representative explains vote on reform and ministerial address
Writings from Wondon dated March 17 1835 reveal a parliamentarian defending his vote for the ministerial address while distancing from reform foes. He argues for cautious support to avoid sudden government dismissal and outlines party strengths, risks of dissolution, and the need for constitutional reform based on his conscience and country interests.
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Wondon
Friends of Reform
Eaball
Srike
Geati
House of Commons
Lord Stanley
J. Graham
John Russell
C. Grant
Earl Grey
House
House of Commonase
Lord’ Melbourne
Hite
Agriculturas
Constitutiona Reform
Lord Melbourne
Péfer
Nissan
Apa
Dividends and bankruptcies in Newcastle and London firms
A lengthy list details dividend occasions and bankruptcy court dates for numerous traders and artisans across England. Names include Hutchinson of Southwark leather seller, Haviside of Jerusalem Coffee House master mariner, Mawman of Arbour?ngare shipowner, and many others with addresses from Leeds to Mayfair. Also notes dissolved partnerships among glove makers, bookbinders, solicitors, grocers and woollen merchants, plus a verdict in Carmarthenshire and a sheriff’s case with interest details.
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Commission-room
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Robinson
New-inn
London
Tinto
Tynemouth
Hutchinson
Montclose
Southwark
Atone
W. Haviside
Jerusalem Coffee-house
Master Mariner
Twalve
J. Johnson Cee Eee
Ora
T. Haimes
Brownlow-street
Holborn
Tailors
A. Atkins
Fins Square
Merchant
B. Shadgett
Loose
Kent
Carpenter
G. Houghton
Hertford-street
Mayfair
Saddler
Court of Bankruptcy
J. Roberts
Carnarvon
Goat Hotel
A. Clapham
Newcaastle upon-Tyne
Shion Deevon
TTY
Verge Men Splavedeth
Halley Grocer
Jalliley
Frente
J. Halley
J. Jun
En Dewar
Wasermaere E. Down
Sack Leetrot
Poa Mearilly
Willa Bills Brokere
E Wretse
New Hodgson
Shemield
Gornative
Warwick-lane
Lee
B. Partridge
Worcester
J. J. Cup
G. Ives
Norwich
J. Barney
Egbert
Southampton
W. Ingram
Lewes Coulston
Wiltshire
J. Crocker
T. Culverwell
Durleigh
Somersetshire
H. Keyworth
J. T. Richardson
Askern
Yorkshire
G. D
J.hardy
J. Cheater
D.salisbury
Bristol
P. Williams
T. Dryden
Falon
J. Manifold
J. 5
Fanion
Beira Ane
G. Stevenson
Wiiverpool
T. Adamson
T. T. Datye
J. Keath
Keogh
Liverpool
J. Gregory
L. Cooper
Manchester
M. Lingworth
Urgatroyd
Dllingworth
Horton
Law Intelligence Lords hear Scotch Appeals in Sharpe v Sharpe
Law intelligence from the House of Lords notes April 14 with Lords Deeman Brougham Nelson Ravensworth and Abinger in attendance to hear Scotch Appeals. The Sharpe v Sharpe case on dry Scotch entail was argued after a reserved point from last session before Lord Denman.
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House OF Lords
Deeman
Lord Brougham
Earl Nelson
Lord Ravensworth
Lord Abinger
Sharpe
Lord Denman
Court and chancery hearings mix in April sessions
In April 4 proceedings, Attorney General D Shore led arguments before the Court of Chancery with Sir Charles Wetherell absent, prompting a closing by agreement and waived reply. Vice-Chancellor Evans on April 14 heard a separate bankruptcy motion about Brown the creditor seeking a second sale of an intestate's estate, with judge ruling debts paid from the estate and damages to coheirs settled.
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Court OF Chancery
D. Shore
Booth
Charles Wetherell
Court of Hantery
Westminster
Dublin
Price D. Evans
Knight
Edwards
Brown
Mr. Russell
Damages Case in Sheriff Court Over Break-in Assault
In Awburne v James, an assault and property damage claim by a Gray's Inn professional man ends with a consent verdict for 201. The case notes a two hour disturbance, broken furniture, and injuries, with counsel from Charles Phillips and Clarkson. In Gray v Bodlington, an organ hire dispute with Trinity Chapel seeks 171 pounds 17s. contested dates and delivery, with Easter as key witness.
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Sheriff’s Court
Awinburne
FLQ
James
Southsquare
Gray’s Inn
Plata
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
Gray
Thomas Boddington
New Road
Trinity Chapel
Cannon-road
St. George’s
Easter
Police Intelligence at Marlborough Street Court
Elizabeth Harris reports threats by Mrs. Ball including calls to come into the court and threats of violence. A pigmy lodger and a schoolmaster testify to the alleged scenes of conflict and an ornate accusation of incendiary behavior in the neighborhood.
Magistrates Warn Gale Defend Against Repeats
The magistrates advised Mr. Gale to stay out of the prosecutor's way after a confrontation with Mac Coonse. They stated that if a repetition occurred, they would grant a warrant against the complainant party.
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Gale
Morton
Mac Coonse
Transported prisoners at Central Criminal Court session
The Recorder at Central Criminal Court sentenced numerous prisoners after long hearings. Elijah Lazarus, Daniel Livermore, John Wheeler and others were transported for life. others for fourteen, seven, or shorter terms. The judge admonished them for behavior and noted remissions limits to governors. Several were also ordered to hard labor or varying imprisonment terms.
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Bentenges
Kelly and
Lainson
Elijah Lazarus
Daniel Livermore
John Wheeler
William Briod
Ano Hunt
Eliza Toyshin
Eliza Toyshin the Younger
John Barrett
John Saunders
Matthew Westlake
Sarah Barnes
Andrew Waters
William John Thompson
John Allen
William Taylor
William Flood
Willian Goodwin
George Charles Griffiths
William Brown
George Fisher
John Fletcher
Cristopher Hall
Mary Sullivan
William Jones
Margaret M.courtney Brown
Henry Hopkins
Francis Inglesby
Henry Broom
Charles Toyman
Wm. Williams
John Jones
Alias Woodfall
George Rogers
Thomas Hayes
Geo. Fitness
William Tador
Thomas Woodcock
Geo. Smith
John Dyer
Thomas Smith
Thomas Hunter
Mary Madden
Thomas Manning
Francisco Dage
Mary Hackett
Willian Garter
Soho Davis
Henry Tudor
Charles Franklin
George Hickman
Thomas Whitforth
Thomas Jackson
Fireman Johnson
Tim, Grady
Wm. Johnson
Thomas Bellamy
Jas
Thos. Richards
Thomas Dyott
Eliza Clayton
William Job
Andrew Carroll
James Brannan
Thomas Fitzgerald
Ellen Donovan
Alias Holland
John Davis
Geo
Charles Griffithe
Home Department
John Priddle
Hastings Moore
Alfred Skuse
William Grobecker
Isaac Harman
Jobo Lane
Charles Stevens
John Sinclair
James Johnson
Thomas Jubb
Benjamin Gosling
Eliza Jones
Mary Ann Greenwood
Philip Doran
Sarah Lenoy
John Walker
Joseph Pemberton
Sen
Charles Perry
Sarah Fowler
John Smith
Ron Thompson
John Welch
Edward Welch
Nicholas Ayres Sornelius Parker
D. M.carthy
Robert Parrott
Thomas Brown
Thomas Cann
Thomas Condo
William Lightfoot
Sarah Weston
Mary Richardson
Thomas * Mitchell
George Tunstall
Assize tale of Edwin Jeffrey murder conviction at Stow in the Wold
Edwin Jeffrey aged 21 was indicted for the wilful murder of Francois Jacques Ren in Stow in the Wold on March 10 1834. He pleaded guilty then retracted, later confessing to the crime after being apprehended, with the jury returning a guilty verdict and the judge sentencing him to execution on the Wednesday following.
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Branham
Morris, Esq
Carmarthenshire
Edwin Jeffrey
Francois Jacques Ren
Stow-in-the-Wold
J. Justice Coleridge
Alexander
Mr. Cripps
Pirson
France
England
Stow
Provident Bank
Grand Jrury
Ren
Ford
Risington
Northleach
Rens
Mr. Ren
Horsepool
Coleridge
Surrey Sessions Trial Over Nuisance Charge
In Surrey Sessions Art 7, an indictment by apothecary Mr Way against widow Mrs Susan Gostling, keeper of extensive livery stables, for a common nuisance over firth in the stable-yard, resulted in a verdict of Not Guilty. The day then moved to larceny cases with little public interest.
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Way
Park-street
Southwark
Susan Gostling
Firth
Chambers
Wallinger
Properton
Jemmett
Mir. Maclean
Ofence
Burglary Examination at Frognal House Case Proceeds
Yesterday morning Samuel Passmore alias Passan Benjamin Bryan and Emily Sinclair faced examination over the Frognal House burglary the seat of Viscount Sidney before Sir Thomas Meryon Wilson. Police testimony linked Bryan to a criminal gang, noted ink and mustard stains on Passmore trousers and found debris on the lawn as investigators pursue two other accomplices. Sinclair released on her own recognizance pending further inquiry.
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Marlborough Street
Elizabeth Harris
Mary Ball
Covant
Hall
Winder
Worship Street
Joseph Hume
M. P
Middlesex
Broughton
Lushington
Mr. Broughton
Mr. Hume
Marylebone
Wlliam Gray
Joseph Wood
Charles Chapel
Henry Roberts
Shuts
Urglary
Viscountney’s
Froge
Chiselhurst
Kent
Mansfield
Hampstead
Aggs
S Division
Gray
Wood
Richmond
Thomas
Henry Carter
Julia Barton
Manchester-street
Manchester-square
Smith
Union-Hall
Mac Coonze
Michigan
Gale
Mr. Gate
Central Criminal Court
Mac Coonse
Thos. Meryon Wilson
Colonel Foreman
C. Millington
A. Young
R.smith
J. Hammond
Samuel Passmore Alias
Mal
Benjamin Bryan
Emily Sinclair
Frognal House
Viscount Sidney
Mr. Smith
Greenwich
Passmore
Passan
Marlboroughestreet
Bryan
Sinclair
George Stone
Chapel-court
Gulden-square
Thomas Hobbs
Lord Sidney
Clifton
House of Correction
William Clifton
Broadway
Westminster
James Leigh
Woodman
Lee-road
Ryan
Leigh
Thomas Meryon Wilson
Inspector Thomas
Church Reform and the Ecclesiastical Commission Debate
A critical 19th century front notes Church Reform plans by the Ecclesiastical Commission, arguing for abolition of tithes, redistribution of church wealth, and election of parish ministers. It calls for end of episcopal privileges, civil registration of rites, and a lighter liturgy while favoring parish control and government use of church property for the poor.
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Ecclesiastical Commission
Ameo
Church Commission
John Bull
England
Christ
House of Prayer
Solomon
Unclear fragment from Hampshire Telegraph notes navy service
Fragmentary OCR text references servit See Oh hith wll appy lordship mach will be weell ap in the navy. The snippet suggests a wartime or naval context, but no coherent event or dates are readable for a concrete summary.
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Hampshire Telegraph
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