Desirable Premises Offered At Lombard Street Auction
An item notes an auction by Mr Ven Tom on May 3 1837 at twelve, for a substantial brick built residence No 10 Lombard Street adjoining Guardian Assurance Office with multiple rooms and light offices suitable for solicitors or professionals. Also listed are books on architecture and a cautionary notice about Kearsleys Welch's Female Pills with a long affidavit from 1798 asserting ownership and authenticity and promoting the medicine through J Sanger and other vendors.
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R. Bullock
Auction Mart
Tusspar Ext
Parker Street
Urury Lane
Smith’s
Francia Mreet
Queen's Kim
Chelaea
Keppel-street
Qe New Church
Yates
Plough
Harstow-lane
Hammersmith
Lessehold
Quemn Street
Waterloo Street
Camberwell Green
Aed
Coode
Guildford-street
Russell-square
Donaldson
Hart Street
Bloomsbury-square
Shuter
Milbank-street
Bullock
High Holborn
Guardian Life Office
Lombard-street
Ventom
Lombard Street
Guardian Assurance Office
Jones and Ward
Kearsley
Welch
G. Kearsley
Fleet Street
Makin Elch
Catherine Kearsley
George Kearsley
Mansion House
London
Anderson
J. Sanger
Oxford-street
Messrs
Bareley
St Pauls Vestry Chooses Collector for Poor Rates
Yesterday a vestry meeting at St Pauls Covent Garden debated whether the parish should appoint its own collector of the poor rates. After counsel’s opinion and discussion, Mr Coghill was named collector with a 1 percent commission, auditors were elected, and the meeting adjourned.
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St. Paul’s Church
Bir
Hoare
Tommplauten
Tapsrax
Cases
Guise
Warken
Coghill
Execution of Alexander Millar Scatters at Glasgow Scaffold
The Glasgow Chronicle reports Alexander Millar known as Scatters was executed for murder at 2:27 PM with magistrates ordering a precautionary rope and cap. Minister Leitch offered a prayer while the crowd observed decorum, and the death followed a convulsive exit. A second item describes brigand Schubin traveling through Perigueux en route to Bordeaux, boasting of piracy and possible service to Don Carlos, with court intrigue and sightings noted.
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Hardie
Baird
Glasgow Chronicle
Schubin
Perigceuz
Bordeaux
Don Carlos
Gazette Des Trifanaux
St. Laurent
Perigueux
Germany
Haring
Schabri
Schubri
Pyrenees
Itis
Spain
Confession details of a London murder and body disposal
The report narrates the prisoner's confession after the murder of Mrs. Brown, describing how he tried to disguise guilt by dismembering the body and disposing parts along the city. It follows his route carrying the head and limbs in parcels via omnibuses and a cab, ending with the remains sunk in the Regent's Canal. The piece notes court proceedings, investigators’ questions, and authorities' comments on credibility and possible further disclosures.
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London
Gleacechurch-street
Cornhill
Leadenhall-street
Regent’s Canal
Stepney
Coalharbour-lane
Wood
Elephant and Castle
Bethlem Hospital
Edgware Road
Pine Apple Gate
Shs
Marylebone Police
Therisoner
Girdwood
Birtwhistle
Price
Brown
Under Sheriffa
Wade
Cope
Gaul
Greenacre
Thal B
Ievere
Canada
Lord Stanley
Great Britain
Lower Canada
John Russell
Nagy
House of Assembly
Stanley
Governont
James Kemp
Lord Ripon
Bath
Lord J. Russel
Assembly of
Assembly
House of Commons
United States of America
Nowice
Lord J. Russell
United States
Hear
Legislative Council
Legislative Council of
Crown
House of Lords
Land Company
England
James IV
William
Crown of England
Ripon
Aberdeen
Glenelg
Executive Council
House of Commons Petitions and Railways Debated
The Speaker took the chair as various railway bills were read second time or referred to committee. Petitions pro and anti church rates and Poor Law reforms were presented by multiple MPs including Brocklehurst, Lister, Strickland, and Lawson. A notable grievance by B Mills on public officer pension was noted, with the Speaker limiting remarks during petition presentation.
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Earl of Startessuay
Lord Bexley
Lord King
Surrey
Earl Brownlow
Lord Poltimore
East Putney
Devonshire
Lor
Preston
Hereford
Duke of Wellington
Broadwall
Commons
Rochester
Gravesend
Duke of Norfolk
Horsham
Carlisle
Sevenacre
Army
Earl of Sharresbury
Lord
Lord Abinger
Lyodhurst
Windesnest
Lord Holland
London
Lord Haddington
Ireland
Llandaff
Wales
Shropshire
Brougham
Wharncliffe
Nottingham
Lord Melbourne
Scotland
England
Earl of Mansfield
Lord Brougham
Rd Brougham
Cornwall
Polhill
Whalley
Neeld
Miles
E. Witwot
Lerevag
Kirk
Carrickfergus
Belfast
R. Perl
Tamworth
Mr. Pease
Bishop Walton
Lord Palmerston
Maclean
Labouchere
Taupton
E. J. Stanley
Lewes
Kemp
Chiltern
Geot
H. Hardisge
Lord J. Russell
H. Hardinge
Bo Ptandeys
Ord
R. Peet
J. Russell
R. Peel
Wallace
Greenock
Mr. Roebuck
Canada
Lord John Russell
Roebuck
Great Britain
America
Legislative Council
Executive Council
General Assembly
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward’s Iland
Land Company
Legislativ Council
Housentlemen
House OF Commons
South Union Railway
Brocklehurst
Huddersfield
Waterford
Lord Dopsey Stwarr
Fishguard Harbour
Scholefield
Chester and Crewe
Jarvis
Chester and Birkenhead
Turner
Barnsley
G. Strickland
Leeds Water
Earl of Cardigan
Leeds
Holme Reservoirs
Thomas Greenwood
Dublin and
Drogheda
Fitzsimon
Dublin and Drogheda
Deptford
Wortley
Yorkshire
Divett
Potter
Handley
Brocklethuurst
Chester
Macclesfield
Wilson Patten
Leicester
J. Beckett
Maunsell
Lawwaon
Plomptre
Greene
Bethell
Lawson
C. Russell
Tooke
B. Mills
Middlesex
Wisbeach
Shipping Gazette
Sharman Crawford
Regium Onum
E. Codrington
Portsmouth
Mr. Wilson
Milton Hale Union
Suffolk
Lord Lowther
Mr. Wilks
Norfolk
George Somerset
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