Wine Veuuts and Inn Brighton sale details
Auction notices list HENSHAW lease, private contract sale of tavern and adjoining properties on Duke & Bedford tenure, with rent noted at 60s. Also notices for Henshaw, King's Arms Tavern, and various entries. Public sale details include Garraway's Coffee House Cornhill and Coffee Change-alley.
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Baward-street
Brighton
Henshaw
Queen-street
H Holborn
Garraway
E Henshaw
Duke & Bedford
White Hart
Warwick-court
Hafborn
the & Auctioneer
Bowverie-street
Plect-atreet
Lolden
Cornhill
King’s Arms
Berraba
Parry
George the Fourth
Rick
Smallsworth
County of Hertford
Pinner
Sudbury Common
Harrow
London
Queen’s Head Inn
Boros
Aderick Palmer
Mitre Court Chambers
Temple
Mansion House Deliberations On James Greenacre Visitation
Lord Mayor reports Police Committee recommendation against admitting visitors to condemned prisoner James Greenacre at Newgate. Debate notes officials' stance, concerns over access, and integrity of legal counsel. Included are related forgery cases at Forcrry and notices from correspondents in Cheltenham and London.
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Greenacre
Guildhall
Newgate
James Greenacre
Con
Geo
John Willems
J. Bush
Committee of Bankers For Protection
Victor Barrier
Jaucet’s
Leicester
Frederick Peck
Jamet’s Hotel
Venn
Sweeting’s Alley
John Lise Venn
Corrie and Co.’s
Jestica Tisdell
Wink-dyer
Red Lion-court
Holbern
Sir. Walford
Coleman
Street-R Oidi
John Atkinson
Corrie and Co.'s
Air Fisdell
Walford
William Walford
Coleman Street
Currie and Co.’s
Pictor Barrer
Jamet’s
Pope’s Head-alley
Cornhill
Frederick Cook
Pope's Head Alley
Gilleneau
George Gillenesa
Robert Mutrie
No. 93
Watling-street
Daniel Forrester
Janoet’s
Victor Barrer
Victor
Williams
Capture of axotHea Gang of Coiners at No 8 St Andrew's Lane
Report of a raid by Duke and Hall with Sergeant Ashton and Reynolds on a Westminster house used by counterfeiters. Officers forced entry, found two men and a woman resisting, melted coins in pits, broken moulds, and seized coinage and tools. Prisoners Thomas Birch Thomas Oliver Ellen Wood detained for a week pending Mint inspection. crowd gathered outside.
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Ashton
Koy
Aubton
Reynolds
Duke
Thomas Birch
Thomas Oliver
Ellen Wood
Oficera
Public Sales Register lists multiple London properties and equities
Mr Standage offers Freehold houses at Strand and Holywell street with varied rents and terms, plus a Symeon’s street broker shop estate and Marylebone properties, amounting to volumes of long leases and peppercorn rear rents. Nightingale presents Thames Ditton residence with accompanying offices and garden. Williams and Walker add reversion and goodwill items including Sea Lion pub lease, with Consols, life contingencies, and annuities valued in guineas and pounds.
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Standage
Strand
Holywell-street
Frith-Street
Soho
Symeon's-street
Sloanesquare
Paradise-street
Marylebone
Spring-street
Nightingale
Thames Ditton
Surrey
John Williams
Walker
Woottoo Street
Cornwall Road
Lambeth
Ireland Poor Law Bill Debate Moves for Relief
Lords hear detailed discussion on the Irish Poor Law and Improvement of Land measures. Clanricarde argues against immediate workhouse adoption, citing Ireland’s unique poverty and work absence. Melbourne and Wicklow weigh risks and potential benefits, with support for inquiry and gradual reform. The bill advances to a second reading amid parliamentary contention.
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House OF Lords
Cannine
Aberdern
Gordon
Pee
Prishtn
Bi Penbop
Theop
Durham
Denbigh
London
West London
Westminster Cemetery
Suffolk
Staffordshire
Sussex
Earl Haddington
Deaber
Ireland
Stafford
Lord Teynham
Earl of Musebery
Edinbergh
Ier
Commons
Baorngaton
Dublin
Lord Cloncurry
Cork
Westmeath
Fitzgeral Sted
Lord Redle
Northam
York
Gloucester
Worcester
Kent
Chester
Manchester
St. Alarn
Duke of Welumeton
ABING@gR
Llandaff
Glamorganshire
Lord Duncannon
Post Office Commissioners
England
Wales
Lord Brougham
Common Council of
Maidstone
Derby
Buckingham
Somerset
Northampton
Dar
Portsea
Plymouth
Leeds
Canterbury
Cheeterbury
Carmarthen
Westmorland
Newmarket
Perth
Bradford
Banbury
Lord Holland
Yorkshire
Bristol
Hontton
Birmisogham
Huddersfield
Hull
Avon
Chetwynd
Stadord
Earl Radnor
Brixton
Highgate
Earl of Harewood
Lord Melbourne
Ramsay
Earl Roden
Tyrone
Marquis Clanricarde
Messare
Home Department
Dir. Nicholls
Scotland
Hear
Earl of Limerick
Clapricarde
Earl of
Limerick
Earl of Devon
Earl of Wicklow
Nicholla
Earl of den
Honsa
Treland
Earl Wicklow
Culo
Marquis
Clanricarde
Wicklow
Commission of Inquiry
Woo
Piindele
Loch
James Graham
Chalm
Fagees
Robert Peel
Viliiers
Fazakerly
Poor Law Committee
Prin
House of Commons and Brighton railway petitions and bills
The House of Commons sat with the Speaker in the chair as new member Fenton for Rochdale took oaths. A flood of railway petitions passed before committees, with Brightons line, Stephenson’s, and various rivals debated. Gardiner’s Divorce Bill and several railway bills advanced or faced opposition, including Stirling canal proposals and plans by Birmingham firms.
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House OF Commons
Fenton
Rochdale
Sheriffs of London
Brighton
Lord G. Lennox
Till
Stephenson's Line
Rennie
B. W. Bolton
Capt. Pechell
Curteis
George Lennox
Deptford and Dover
Goring
Worthing
Stephenson
Sheffield
Halifax Road
G Strickland
Barnaby
Gardiner
Mr. Pease
North of England
Lowther
London and Salisbury
Villiers
Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass Company
Hind
Batterhouse-green
Gorton-road
C. Bruce
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Glasgow and Ayr
London and Brighton
Commercial Steam Navigation Company
American Steam Navigation Company
Crawtorp
Daldalk Western Railway
Wortley
Barnsley
Admiral Adam
Leith
Chalmers
Montrage
E. Tennent
Agricultural and Commercial Bank
E. Viewer
Birmingham and Derby Junction
R. Peel
Glasgow
American and Colonial Steam Company
Alsager
Brixton
Reanie’s
Loanhead
Stirling
Forbes
Chambers of Commerce
Edinburgh
Stirling Canal
Comyn Bruce
Canada Tenures Act debate and Lower Canada resolutions
The House debated the Canada Tenures Act and the proposed repeal of the Canada Land Company Act. Speakers warned of unrest in Lower Canada, discussed the act's effects on property and feudal tenure, and wrestled with how to proceed amid conflicting views and potential political consequences.
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Canada
J. Russsll
Mr. Bernal
Toa
Enid
Ing George IV
Majeaty
Grote
House of Assembly
Canada Commissioners
Legislative Council
Crown
Lower Canada
Sir G. Grey
Mr. Roebuck
Lord Dorchester
Boa
Canada Land Company Act
Hume
Ome
J.russell
Lower Ores
J. Russell
Huo
Bath
Hoo
Middlesex
Roebuck
Mr. Hume
Colonial Office
Gally Knight
Robinson
Rigby Wason
Bia
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Messrs. Jones Wierd
John-street
Cow
P. H. Abbott
Regis
King’s Ars Yord
Coleman-street
Angel-court
Thregmarton Street
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Prechold
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Susex
Welle
T”ogee
Mt. Venton
Monarch
Sileon
Saterda
Nartag Bagieee
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Aeots
Brrownlow and Pearson
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Astom
Se Quay
Thomas Jefferson
United States
George Tucker
Virginia
Leyden
Charles Knight and Co
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David Booth
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Pest
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Charles Bucke
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British Museum
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AD Parsons
Bert
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O'Neill
Edinburgh Castle
Duncon
Thompson
Adinburgh Castle
Neilson
Erie
Sun
Police Intelligence
William Stephenson
Upper Thames-street
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MR. Lovesoy
Charlton-Kings
Cheltenham
John Whiphorne Loveley
Captain Berkeley
M.P
William Pitt Lennox
John Whithorne Lovency
John Loveley
Gloucester Coffee-house
Berkeley
W. Loveley
St. James’s Street
J. W. Lovesey
W. Pitt Lennox
MR. Kelly
MR. Wason
Pacidh
Kelly
R.N
Wason
Ipswich
Paanandanne
Peepee
P.m
Sa Ea
King’s Bench
Fitzroy Kelly
Church Bates
Baines
Staickitano
Bowsgrac
Wood Street
Cheapside
Oteret
Col. Wood
Hammersmith
Outer
Plac
Brotherton
Lancashire
Hardy
Hoddensferd
Wilks
Boston
Ir.c. Ee
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Sinclair
Mnce
Attorney General
Mw Srotheroe
Cornwall
Rt. T. Gladstone
Dundas
Lord Errington
Kingslinbury
Devon
G. Langton
Somersetshire
P. Ecrope
Oole
Heathcote
Potter
S. Wortley
Major Beauclerk
Sir J. Graham
Carlisle
G. Clerk