Gallery of Paintings Auction Notice 1634
Gallery items listed include a Holy Family by Megiano and works by Teniers Snyders and Poussin among many others. A library of books including five copies of the National Galleries will be sold on Thursday with further sales next week of plates china glass and musical instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ged Hendereer
To-monkow
SELEN
Teniers
Snyders
Miso
Rosa Poussin
Beeldenaker Tipterelle
Hondius
Plasterers Goods and Parley Tales Advertised in London
An advertisement by Thomas Card lists reduced prices on paints oils and pigments including Whiting Spruce Ocre Venice Blue and English white lead with notes on preparation for private use. It also promotes Peter Parley’s Tales About Europe Asia Africa and America with descriptions of its aim to teach geography and history to children. The items are offered from 54 opposite the White Horse and 72 Cheapside with Thomas Tegg and Son as wholesale booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Card
Paris
Brunswick
Peter Parley
Europe
Asia
Turkey
Morocco
Africa
America
London
Thomas Tegg and Son
Cheapside
Trinity Harbour Bill Presented for Edinburgh Petition
Colonel Leith Hay presented a large Edinburgh petition urging passage of the Trinity Harbour Bill this session. He argued the site near Leith and Newhaven would provide a safe royal navy harbor, cut distances to northern towns, and strengthen national interests with minimal public cost. The measure enjoys support from Dundee, Aberdeen, and local landowners, with the speaker noting preparations to proceed next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leith Hay
Edinburgh
Trinity Harbour
Sent
Sheerness
Britain
Trinity
North Sea
Leith
Swater
Scotland
Thomas
Royal Navy
Admiralty
Firth of Forth
London
Newhaven
Burntisland
Forth
Telford
Office of Woods and Forests
Buratisland
Fife
Cupar
Dundee
Axbroath
Montrose
Stonehaven
Aberdeen
Peterhead
Fraserburgh
Cullen
Bang
Perth
Queen’s Ferry
United Kingdom
H. Parnell
Baronet
Duxie
Gordon
Local Courts and a Suffolk Fatal Fire Report
In Parliament Lord Althorp warned the Local Courts Bill cannot pass this session while ministers delay the imprisonment abolition bill. In Suffolk, a wife named Reed was burnt to death in Hadleigh, presumed accidental after a fit. a coroner’s jury returned accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Althorp
Alserton
Home
John Russell
Oman
Angel-street
Hadleigh
Suffolk
Reed
Coro- Nera
Royal Court and Windsor Attendance Report
The King held audiences at St James's with Mrs Secretary Stanley Lord Hill the Earl of Albemarle and Loxpebeepagh He and the Queen traveled to Windsor with Prince George of Cambridge and plan to return by Friday or Saturday Troops were inspected at Windsor and a 5000 donation was pledged for a Greenwich Hospital monument to Sir R Keats The Queen may visit her mother and the Duchess of Kent plans a grand banquet on the 7th Handel's Messiah will be performed at Hanover Square rooms with Her Majesty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Stanley
Lord Hill
Earl of
Windsor
Painted Hall
Greenwich Hosital
R. Keats
England
Duchess of Kent
Hanover-square
Meetings This Week At Royal and Civic Societies
This week's schedule lists meetings across several societies and institutions. Monday hosts the Royal College of Physicians at nine p.m and the Medical Society at eight p.m. Tuesday features the Institution of Civil Engineers at eight. Wednesday includes the Society of Arts at 7:30. Thursday presents the Royal Society at eight and the Society of Antiquaries at eight and the Zoological Society at three. Friday brings the Royal Institution at 8:30. Saturday lists the Westminster Medical Society at eight and the Athenaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal College of Physicians
Medical Society
P.m- Tueasday—Institution of Civi
Enineers
Soriet of Arts
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Zoological Society
Royal Institution
Westminster Medical Society
Athenaum
Privy Council Debates Over London University Charter In Sittings
The Privy Council resumed hearings to consider the University of London charter. Sir C Wetherell pressed against granting the charter while Mr Bickersteth argued for Cambridge, citing details from London University and Dr Lushington. Further arguments were postponed to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
London
Gera
C. Wetherell
Bickersteth
University of Cambridge
London University
Lushington
London Deputation Meets Viscount Althorp at Downing Street
A London deputation from the Board of Directors of the London and Westminster Bank met Viscount Althorp in Downing Street on Saturday. Dispatches arrived from Major-General Sir Benjamin D'Urban, Governor of the Cape, at the Colonial Office yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Westminster Bank
Viscount Althorp
Downing-street
Colonial Office
Benjamin D'Urban
Cape of Good Hope
Lord Auckland
Mesers
Irving
Patrick Stewart
Culvile
Aley
Viscount Ajthorp
House of Commons
Colonel Sorrell
Oporto
Lisbon
Johnstone
Armagh
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Barons of the Exchequer
Baron
Baron Williams
Court of Exchequer
Court of Common Pleas
King’s Bench
James Parke
Equity
Bip
Ressexit
Storks
Goulburn
Serjeant
Coleridge
Serjeant Talfourd
Duke of Devonshire
Piccadilly
Paris
Amos
Loddon
Hishtop
Bath and Wells
Royal Metropolitan Nrimary
Emigration and Cork News Amid Irish Affairs
Cork emigration for the week ending the 29th numbered five hundred eighty three. Emigration from Kildare and the Queen's counties is higher this season than any former year. Mr O Connell's motion is expected to attract about 102 votes. A body named Plunket was found in the river at Custom House Quay. An inquest saw a woman claim the deceased as her husband. The man had left Easter Saturday and was missing until the moment. Verdict: found drowned. A free pardon may be granted to Mr M Kan, exiled after the 1798 rebellion, who has long resided in Germany.
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Plunket
Hoyte
Ireeman
M‘kan
Marlborough Street
Sarah Colton
Mr. Chambers
Colton
Marylebone
Prevyexton
Thomas M Dowall
C.S. Clarke
Bristol
Patteson
Cumberland
M*dowall
Queen-Square
Canorra
Mendicity Society
Stamford-street
Jonahan Jude
Miles
Kingaland Road
Hertford-street
Cheshurst
Broughton
The Affair at Oldham Riots and Factory Reopenings
Report on Oldham unrest with military presence and special constables. Mills resume operations as operatives return. two men in custody for manslaughter to Lancaster. Destruction estimated near 2508. Dragoon guards and 12th royal infantry assist. most workers to be reengaged Friday. town stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
22Th Royal Lancers
Angel Inn
Bankside Mill
Knott
Isherwood Bon
Lancaster
Fulway
Tonks o'Croer
Heywood
Dragotm
12Th Royal Iisetors
Willis
Manchester Courier
The Dunpgz SteamER sails with large cargo and passengers
The Dunpgz SteamER left London Docks at ten o'clock on Thursday morning after loading a large cargo from Downes Wharf. The vessel carried about 50 passengers and faced a strong wind on the voyage, which lasted 48 hours to her destination on the last trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Downes Wharf
Law Intelligence Injunction Over Partnership Funds Granted
Sir William Horne sought a special injunction in the Vice-Chancellor's Court restraining the defendant from disposing of partnership capital and from signing or negotiating bills in the firm’s name. The case traces to a 1830 partnership for twelve years with the defendant lacking capital but skilled in mercantile matters, receiving a share of profits, but due to misconduct the firm incurred debt and misappropriation of funds, prompting the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarrison
Bonney
William Horne
Rule to show cause in libel case against Liverpool publisher
In Exparte Rigby Wason the Court of King’s Bench granted a rule to show cause why a criminal information could not be used against Francis, publisher of the Liverpool Standard, over libel about Mr Wason MP Ipswich. The affidavits claim motives for public good and deny improper influence. the motion contends the attacks were personal and defamatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wason
Liverpool Standard
Ipswich
Liverpool
Benett
Wiltshire
Ayslip
Wiper
CYMER
Mias Gymes
Court Exchequer Rules New Trial in Costs Case
In Westmeter on April 26 a rule to show cause for refunding 241 paid by the Sheriff of London was discharged. Arguments centered on whether a defendant who paid 151 should pay 241, and whether misdirection affected the verdicts. A second case involved a bankrupts act of absence and misdirection over a bill of exchange. a new trial was granted on grounds of misdirection and weight of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchequer
Westmeter
Sittargs
Carey
Wilks
London
Fowler
Archbald
Petersdorf
Baron Vaughan
Siek
Taples
Joseph
C. Levi
Baron Gurney
Vndoraee
Lyall
Phillips
Jacobs
America
Platt
Court notes court adjourns with no case of interest
In the Court of Common Pleas session, no cases of note were heard. Serjeant Taddy addressed Justice Alderson, noting the judge’s upcoming transfer to the Court of Exchequer and the bar’s regret at his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Taddy
Justice Alderson
Court of Exchequer
Court of Review Exparte Devas Aran Debtors and Bankrupt
The petition by William Devay and Thomas Evans creditors and William Williams assignee of Shears seeks to supersede a second bankruptcy commission against Kilton or Enton. The bankrupt resided at Stawe Gloucestershire at first and later carried on business at Poplar Middlesex. Petition dismissed with costs. proceedings under the first commission to be repounded for access by interested parties. Also mentions a Cheltenham inn clerk and a Portland Breakwater note on a proposed harbor project referenced to the Navy Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Review
Wargiusres
Aran _ EXPARTE DEVAS
Kenton
William Devay
Thomas Evans
William Williams
Shears
Enton
Stawe
Gloucestershire
Poplar
Middlesex
Montagu and
Wright
Grat Commission
Publisher Cleave to suffer three months for unstamped paper
In Guildhall Mr Cleave publisher of The Weekly Police Gazette prepared to enter a plea and surrender for three months imprisonment in the House of Correction for publishing an unstamped newspaper. A stranger reportedly paid the fine minutes before, with some admirers funding the act, while Cleave refused to acknowledge or accept the aid, fearing a compromise of his principles. The debate touched on mercy, punishment, and future conduct as he faced potential longer terms.
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Cleave
Azette
House of Correction
Creave
J. Wire
Alderman Ansley
Martin
Galway
Puncan Campbell
Tong
Alderman Austey
Peter Laurie
Mr. Cleave
Wire
Sir Peter
Wade
Hatton Garden
Sranainc Ta Gyaze
John Smith
Moat
Faeer
St. A-Atreét
Lone Journer’s Odd Tale From A Royalist Era
Fragmentary OCR recounts an event at a merchant in Ayamunto where a group led by Old Joe Yale faced police as a plan to steal chocolate breakfast boxes was uncovered. The examined items contained seals and marks from Seville tied to Royalists, signaling a politically charged theft attempt.
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Ayamunto
Gia
Sum
Seville
Regiments Sail From Cork and Gibraltar in 13th Regiment Move
Hope and Sylvia depart from Cork with first and second divisions of the 13th regiment bound for Gibraltar, then Madras and Bombay routes noted. Royal Navy ships ease movements as Rear Admiral Hatlage receives g encomings. Hastings readiness cited.
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Hampshire
Hope
Ryder
Gibraltar
Sylvia
Sth
60Th
Royal Artillery
Toth
Cork
Raleigh
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
President
Tyne
North Star
Pantaloon
Speedy
Sparrow
Lord William Bentinck
Madras
Bengal
Charles Kerr
Bombay
William Hatlage
Spain
Portugal
William
Hastings
Medway
Letter to the Editor on Cleave fine and payment
A letter dated London April 26 reports Mr Cleave’s attempt to pay his fine for publishing the Weekly Police Gazette. The writer says gentlemen of the City paid the fine to prevent harsher punishment, while Cleave protests against aldermen receiving the money. The author commends Cleave’s integrity and rebukes Stamp Office inquisitors, noting possible renewed proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleave
Police
Wire
Guildhall
P. Laurie
Mr. Ansley
Stamp-office
A.s.wapz
D.D
London
Unstamped publications spark legal actions in London
A report shows thirty persons committed for selling unstamped prints, with three still jailed by county magistrates. The Penny Shop raid on People’s Police Gazette in Chancery Lane yielded 800 pounds in penalties for un stamped and illegal press activity. Sir William Horne led the informations, and Baron Vaughan presided with Penny failing to pursue a new trial due to a technical error.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Literary Gazette
Sheriffs of
Middlesex
Penny
People’s Police Gazette
Chancerlane
Court of Exchequer
William Horne
Pxnf
Llores
Ceneral
Baron Vaughan
Inquest Verdicts on Arsenic Suicide and Accidental Burns
A Westminster inquest into Mary Ward aged 19 who killed herself with arsenic after illness and a Westminster Hospital death returns verdict of Temporary Insanity. A separate Middlesex Hospital inquest into five year old John Beaumont, burned by accident, returns verdict of Accidental death. A third inquest at the Sign of the Compasses public house reports Richard Snuggs ending his life by hanging, with verdict of Temporary Insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag
Castle-street
Westminster
Mary Ward
Horseferry Road
Westminster Hospital
Middlesex Hospital
Richard Snuggs
Wellington Place
Manchester Corn Market Report Improves Prices
At our market this morning English and Irish wheat offered with slight gains and limited demand. Oats and barley rise modestly while flour remains steady. butter and cheese values hold. Farmers anticipate further price rises on future superfine varieties as millers seek stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Anid
Pat
Obscure Lords Debate in London Seeks Public Notice
A garbled report from the House of Lords in London recounts a petition from Gaiwa and a motion about a public notice. The text describes parliamentary proceedings, a motion, and debate over publishing actions and beliefs, with unclear names and fragmented phrases.
Army mutiny trial at Deptford yard ends in transportation
A chaotic mutiny at Deptford ends with sentences of transportation for multiple marines. One man receives life terms while others get fourteen and seven years. Remaining prisoners face further action. four companies depart Canterbury while the army readies for Saturday’s assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deptford
Immentaly
Canterbury
Fragmented Ottoman era column reveals debts and public access to Duke of York’s pillar
A garbled 18th century style fragment details a royal pillar ascent, charity plans, and political notes. It references the Duke of York’s pillar, subscriptions to a society, and debates on debt and governance, with fragmented passages on French laws and a narrator named Veritas.
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Freland
Oldham
LAW Intelligence
Police, Intelligence
Joe Yale
Portsmouth
True Sun
Country Markets
House OF Lords
Lond Teynham
Gaiwa
Ireland
Court of Kine
Conaiderabie Gallery
Noble
Carl
Ray x
Ical
Sisal
Graenwick
Duke of
Sar
Ledmb
Breadalbane
Doxe of York
Duke of York
Morning Chronicle
Llegal
Ting
Vienne
Laval
Lyons, &c
Quotidiénne
Tritane
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