Equitable Policies bonus notice and furniture sale ad
An 19th century notice outlines securing the bonus on Equitable policies in the UK Life Assurance Co with details of presidency and officers, plus a furniture sale by Pantechnicon offering diverse items at low prices and free local delivery. Also includes an addendum about a new map of Spain showing the British Legion and a price list for cups at Cox Savory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASY
United Ingdom Life Aesurance Company
Waterloose
Pall Mall
London
Itf
Amartica
Viscount Glandine
Flobinstone
Bethaven
Stenton
J. H. Dalrymple, Bart
Pantechnicon
Belgrave
Pantechnican
Spain
St. Schartian
Prench Tier
Hermani
Ayazun
Yrun
British Legion
T. Cox Savory’'S
Goldsmith and Watchmaker
Cornhill
Musica Maniac Disturbs Trinity Church Bells in Marylebone
Robert Grundy Waters, a man described as genteel, was brought before Mr. Rawlinson for disturbing Trinity Church Newroad. A beadle and a onetime bell-teller described him pulling the bell ropes as prayers ended, muttering incoherent phrases. He claimed past injury and periods of madness. Police noted derangement and he was sent to a lunatic asylum after help from the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witness
Rawlinson
Inspector Dawkiss
Pevisks
Hawke
Desperate assault and arson threat in St Luke's district
William Keith, a sofa and couchmaker, faced the bar on charges of assaulting his wife and children and threatening their lives. The wife testified of terror and violence, including a night when he tore furniture and threatened to burn beds, stopped only by a lodger and a police constable. Keith claimed his wife was forcing him into debt. A lodger corroborated the domestic disruption. He was ordered to keep the peace and imprisoned until bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keith
Foster's Buildings
St. Luke's
Broughton
Marmaduke Lovell
Witneess
Byiserice
Anne Keith
Mr. Broughton
Witnsea
James Brown
Lodrer
Sionshine
Suspected Murders at Stratford Green
Gregory of West Ham applied for police aid after Thomas Cornell, a carpenter near the Pigeons public house, tried to cut a young woman named Mary Austin and then self inflicted wounds. Cornell, described as recovered by his doctor, was removed to the parish workhouse where 100 sovereigns were found. Suspicion rose that a woman who had lived with him for years may have been disposed of, as she had been missing about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isleworth
Stirling
Elizabeth Avis
Thames
Thomas Sheedman
Richmond
Charles Gladman
Witoenstad
Charles Robert Avis
Earl
Beaumont
Beauhont
Alice
Lambeth-Street
Murpea
Gregory
West Ham
Essex
Hardwick
Thomas Cornell
Pigeons
Stratford-green
Mary Austin
Cornell
Blief
Corarll
True Sun
Fazakerley
Poor Law Committee
Bire
Codrington
Morning Post
Pulteney Malcolm
Bin
P. Malcolm
Adam
Sir Edward
Admiral Adam
Apam
E. Caparine- Ton
Sir Pulteney
E. C
York Terrace
House of Commons
Mediterranean
Navarino
Asia
Hope Johntone
Athens
Greece
Salamis
Alliacee
Capo d’Istria
F. Ponsonby
Malta
Lyons
Madagascar
Britannia
Hawkins
Raleigh
Pult.malcolm
E. Codrington
Eston Square
White
J. Graham
Admiralties
Taraets
Hen Shrook
Admiralty
Milace
Jon
Milner
Park Equare
Palieney Malcolm
Paheney
J.graham
Sir J. Graham
J. G
Nataring
James Graham
P. Masculin
Cyons
Malcolm
Hear
R. Malcolm
Nelson
Ascaye
Duke of Wellington
Bear
Bay of Montego
Waterloo
Ostend
Europe
Napoleon
St. Telena
E Codrington
Edward Codrington
Baronet
Sir E
Gentience
Pulteary Malcolm
Lam
Sir James Graham
Dundas
Birjoh Resford
Lord John Russell
Robert Inglis
C. W. Wynn
Baa
Lord Palmerston
Beauclerk
Major Beauclerk
Puiteney Malcolm
T. Duncombe
Tam
Roebuck
Charles Wood
Aoower
C. Wood
Mr. C. Wood
Sir Codrington
Edward Cudrington
Robert Peel
Arize
Veao
Iear
J. Russell
RK. Peel
Sir E, Codrington
Sir E. Codrington
J. Graben
Tobert Palmer
Curteis
Leader
Spearer
Chester
Praed
Jand
Wurteis
Parliament Torch Light on Naval Dispute and Church Rates
The Sun records a sprawling assembly note from Imperial Parliament with petitions on church rates, Poor Law reforms, and Irish fisheries. It includes a heated exchange over Sir Pulteney Malcolm and Sir Edward Codrington, with petitions against abolition of church rates and debates on medical relief in unions. The report also covers naval mutiny bills, railway matters, and a breach of privilege over newspaper misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Carlisle
Cumberland
Winchester
Southampton
Lord Colville
Leamington
Earl of Harewood
West Riding of Yorkshire
Lord Malmesbury
Lord Fitzwilliam
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Bute
Lord Teynham
Cottee
Earl Fitz Willlart
Bradford
Lord Duncannon
Ireland
Lord Wharncliffe
Yorkshire
Marquis of
Downshire
Lord Bradford
Petiioners
Lord Abinger
Norwich
Engliss
Lord Lyndhurst
Melbourne
Lord Holland
Lord Brougham
Carmarthen
Ely
Radford
Leicester
Leith
Great North OF
E. Wilmot
Birmingham
Holme
West Cork Mining Company
Ruthven
West Cork
Streatley
Hartlepool
Stephenson
Lord George Lennox
London
Curteis
Mills
George Lennox
Greene
G. Somerset
Asills
Colonel Wood
Pechell
Hume
House of Commons
Four Die In Lochrie Distillery Granary Collapse
A massive grain store at Lochrie Distillery Edinburgh collapsed after the upper structure gave way. Four men were killed, two on the ground floor and two on the first, with one more body later found missing. About one hundred workers cleared debris as a copper boiler ruptured, scalding risked the survivor sheltering under a furnace. Names named: Adam Garvie, John Balmain, Marcus Merkiejohn, John Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Mercury
Eiracay
Lochrie
Edinburgh
Raisa
Adam Garvie
John Balmain
Marcus Merkiejohn
John Cooper
Burglary at Greenwall Manor Leads to Police Notice and Mystery
Reports detail a daring break in at Greenwall manor near Ealing Middlesex with three young burglars stealing gold chains jewel boxes a watch and rings. A £50 reward offers 30 on capture 20 on conviction and more upon recovery while a second incident notes a man’s throat-slitting near Kensington Gardens prompting an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossery
Greenwall
Ealing
Maddlesex
Lerwyo
Everett
Kensington Gardens
Olleman
T Division
St. George’s Workhouse
Mount-Street
Groavenor-square
Orfice Hunters
America
Phila peLr
van Buren
Jackson
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Brussels
BR. Val
Fcrbord and Co
Teag
Manchester
Liverpool
Macclesfield
Derby
Tanicester
Nottingham
Castle Inn
Wood-street
City Reed Bason
Earl of
Errol
Earl of Courts
Barl of
Leven
Melville Viscount Falkland
Iscount Pastnor
James Btuart
William Fumr
Garth Rites
Kees Seer Pecan
Edward Boyd
F Sans
Witterieo Pinot
Pali
Police Intelligence
Middlesex Hospital
David Graham
John Nolles
Willesden
William Miller
Sun
Paron
Paice
Imperial Parliament
Apau
House OF Lords
House OF Comsions
Toorke
George Stricklan
Barclay
Shaw Lefevre
Thomson
Nose
Chalmers
Glasgow
G. Clerk
Alec
Nichole
Cardiff
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