Auction Sale of Valuable Furniture and Works by Ellis and Son
Readable fragments describe an auction by Ellis and Son at Coleman Street, featuring fine Dresden and Venetian furniture, secretaries, cabinets, tables, chairs, carpets, and a mahogany bookcase. Catalogues will be on premises and sales include freehold and leasehold properties with viewing days prior to sale. Also notes steamers Monarch and Gazelle and other ship plans. health and elixir advertisements appear among the scattered items.
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Oxenham
Dresden
Bertin
Angers
van GersBen
Cannaletti
Lontherbourg
Vernet - Murille L. Lagrenee
Ellis A
Rod Bon Wil
Coleman-street
Batessere Couniture
Westen ‘Ootlett
Srotter Giant
Elineepbreney
Drealar
Eldebiard
W. Fenetvurciy
Ellis
Willian Lake
Cockeel
Musialietrament Mater
Iece
Cadell Sissoone
Bed Bocene
King Eesthwoth
Tempe Semple
Elis
Bony
Ars
Sas
Cacmateseane
W. Tits
Yorkshire
Bricklayer’s Arms
Kentreat
Ile End
Ellis and
Bon
Monarch
Gazelle
London
Sicense
James Ridgway
Brey Snall
T. Prout
Strand
Cere Ls
Balloon Ascent Of Mrs Graham At Burney Zoo
A grand fete in Burney Locka Gaapsas celebrated her Majesty’s birthday with the ascent of Mrs tabam. Rain spoiled much of the day but the aeronautic heroine Mrs Graham, with Mr Graham and Captain Carry, finally rose to the south east. The crowd cheered as the balloon took to the clouds amid showers and brief sunshine.
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Graham
Captain Carry
Court of King's Bench Sittings in Banco Cases Dismissed or Delayed
King v Bougue and others on assignment of errors after burglary conviction. sentence of transportation upheld though debate over death vs transportation. Riexett case argued on writ clarity. court defers to end. Kinor case on mandamus to license chaplain held over pending special case filings.
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Court OF King's Bench
Banco
King
Faascis Bougue
Peacock
W. Pullen
Hendon
Wilberforce
Hendoo
Bir F. Pollock
Court considers rate of Court and discharge burden on Warden
In the Court of Common Pleas sitting in Banco Mr. Sergeant Wilde urged the Warden of the Fleet to study the rate of Court governing special grounds against discharging a prisoner when supersedable. He argued the Warden could face liability from either side if discharge decisions were deemed insufficient or grounds lacking. The court stated it would take the matter into consideration and adjourned without further public business.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Banco
Sergeant Wilde
Prerogative Court hears codicil dispute in Reynolds case
In the Prerogative Court before Sir H Jenorr the Reynolds v Tagvep case debated whether a set of papers by the deceased constitutes a valid codicil disposing of Bengal government bequests to Dacca. Doctors and counsel argued capacity, intent, and revocation, with judgment postponed. A second case, Alliston v Borman, dealt with admissibility and capacity, with cautious notes on testamentary papers.
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H. Jenorr
Reynolds
Tagvep
THE
East India Company
Robert Mitford
Nolda
King’s Advocate
Government of
Bengal
Dacca
Thrapp
R. Churnside
Washington
Phillimore
Haggard
Threpps
Barnaby
Paris
Nicholl
Addams
Miss Johnstone
Blake
Mitford
Lushington
Alliston
Borman
Bornan
Common Informers Halt Pestilent Gaming Ring at Red Lion
Police intelligence reports a visit to Mrs. Barrard at the Red Lion in Type-Street where four men were found playing dominoes for beer. James Tye testified to prior games, while Mrs. Barrard denied illegal gaming, calling witnesses to counter false accusations. Porter and John Hee supported the confrontation and Tye’s role in initiating the game.
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Barrard
Red Lion
Type-Street
Chiswell-street
Stowell
James Tye
John Hee
Tye
Porter
John Porter
Witorss
Joho Bee
Drunken informer Tye jailed after magistrates damning scene
The court heard Tye incite others to violate the law for profit and then vandalize Mrs. Connelly’s home. She, a newspaper vendor, testified he abused her, damaged goods, and stole a calico and a lodger’s shirt. He must pay restitution or face one month in the House of Correction.
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Tye
Codd
Weto
House of Correction
Mr. Shingle
Damon and
Pythias
Marlborough Street Misadventure in a Lodger Case
Richard Vickerds, a young workman, faced Mr. Chambers charged with stealing from hair dresser Doughty. The case centered on Vickerds living with Mrs. Lawton in West Square while she allegedly helped himself to property left in her care. The judge noted complexity but accepted a settlement of 8 shillings monthly, after which the prisoner fled with a taunting air.
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Marlborough Street
Sincutak
Lawton
Mr. Chambers
Boy Abused by Parents In Bethnal Green Streets
George Pickering, about eleven, was found drunk outside his parents home in George-gardens Bethnal Green. Police report his parents turned him out for the night. the mother allegedly flung him to the floor in view of neighbors. The boy bears injury marks and is to be examined by parish officers. Another case: Moses Hargis, a Jew, charged with stealing a wedding ring from a woman who seemed intoxicated. The court sent him to the House of Correction for six weeks.
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Douglas
Thomas R. Scott
Glasgow Chronicle
Canmi Bals
Hinpoustan
Bave
Major Gardiner
Rey
Elephant
Chittagong
Spry
India
LA Mbe Plsarere
Matoral
George Pickering
Messrs
Norton and Hardwick
K 100
George-gardens
Bethnal-green
Kung
Norton
Moses Hargis
Gus
Mr. Noriup
House of Correction
Mias le Parr
Pixcolt
Tamar Norton
Cart driver charged after child killed by cart at Lambeth
George Billinghurst, carman for Reading, stood before Mr. Jeremy at the Union Hall accused of driving a cart that struck and killed a girl in Church Street Lambeth. Witness James Buckman said the prisoner sat on the shafts and, though he stopped after the accident, appeared intoxicated. Bail was allowed.
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Therisoner
Savage Assault of Females in Shadwell Street
John Manby, a collier’s mate, faced charges for brutality against two women named Sarah Muirly and her sister in Shadwell High-street near the church. He allegedly grabbed the elder, demanded lodging, indecently assaulted her, knocked her down, and kicked her as her niece attempted to intervene. A nearby constable arrested him as Mrs Muirly lay bleeding.
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Savage Assautt
John Manby
Ballantine
Broderip
Mercer
Sarah Muirly
Sarah Smith
Seice
Shadwell
Sbe
Distressed Seamen Relief and Seizure of RobberVicious Prisoner
The court heard reports of a drunken assault by a prisoner on two women and a police inquiry. Captain Broderip granted relief to shipwrecked seamen from the Phenix who lost gear and faced destitution after a storm. Sailor James Pearce, survivor of a Quebec wreck, begged wages. legal limits prevented immediate payment. Broderip urged shipowners and benevolent donors to continue aid, noting widespread need among mariners and families.
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Abe
Ballantine
Brodorip
Notce
Phenix
Broderip
Shields
Ropenhapen
Tollere
London
Evaes
Thames Police
Statunos
Evens
James Pearce
Christopher
Quebec
Newfoundland
Kinsale
Ireland
Pearce
Broderic
Ivans
Man Stages Coat Theft at Mont de Piété Trial
In Paris at noon Jacquet resisted police attempting to arrest him for suspected petty thefts and tore officers coats. In court spectators demanded missing garments as Jacquet claimed he pledged neighbours’ clothes at Mont de Piété to raise money for living in expensive Paris. The bench remanded him for further proceedings amid a chorus of garbled pleas and defences.
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M. Jacquet
Faubourg St. Antoine
Jacquet
The
Mont
Paris
House of Correction
Mont de
Manchester Meeting backs Universal Suffrage petition
About two thousand people gathered in Bywater's Room Peter Street Manchester for a Monday evening meeting to petition Parliament for Universal Suffrage. Speakers including Brookes Curran Heaton Edwards and others urged reforms. Resolutions supported no property qualification for electors or elected with John Fielden M P to present the petition to the House of Commons and requests for D W Harvey and Joseph Brotherton MPs to support the prayer. The gathering ended after prolonged cheers.
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Bywater
Peter Street
Manchester
Messrs. Brookes
Curran
Heaton
Edwards
House of Commons
John Fielden
D. W. Harvey
Joseph Brotherton
Poe
Public meeting on church rates in Southwark parish
A crowded parish meeting at the London Bridge House Hotel discussed the ministry bill on church rates. Alderman Humphery chaired the gathering with MPs and local officials as speakers, arguing for voluntary support and criticizing compelled church taxation while voicing broad support for civil and religious liberty.
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St. Saviour
Southwark
London Bridge House
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Major Beauclerk
D. Wire
House of Commons
House of Amang
NawaNps
Glasgow
Chalmers
England
Balmers
Lirie
A. Peray
Church of England
Wire
Xorg
Mir. W
Henry VIII
Major Beaudreux
Abolition of church rates urged at Southwark meeting
A Southwark gathering endorsed measures to abolish church rates, praising Ministers and urging Parliament to adopt a petition to end the levies. Speakers urged unity, highlighted parish tensions at St. Saviour, and the pledge to persist in abolition efforts, with letters of apology read from several MPs.
Meeting backs abolition of church rates at St George’s East
A large vestry room gathering of St George’s East parishioners supported the ministers plan to abolish church rates. The meeting, chaired by Mr Kreut with resolutions in favor, condemned opponents’ tactics and urged petitions to Parliament. A committee was appointed to draft two petitions to both Houses.
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Royal St-George’s East
Pdr
Suante
Kwreut
Vasrey Cisax
Mir Mopaus
Morris
Eus
Swirt
Peeeehee
Tris Andre Baddeley
Aseo
St. George
St. Paul
Shadwell
St. Bride's
Fleet-street
St. George's
Lord Chancellor to move clauses on borough and watch rates
The Lord Chancellor proposes amendments to ease levy and collection of borough and watch rates. It empowers constables overseers of the poor and appointed officers to levy by distress for unpaid rates, with costs. It also allows limited extension of court jurisdiction in borough districts and relaxes juror summons rules within those areas.
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Privy Council
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Che Crue Sun
Price Seng & A
LAW Intelligence.—Arait 27
Riexett
Crown
F. Pollock
Police Intelligence
Thames Office
RATES
Aia
Hela
Hiss
Majeaty
Gnaoes
R. Ferever
Oghem
House of Lords
Harvey
Vouster
Humpnery
Mr. Ward
Br.p
B. Wood
Bushsington
Raleigh House
Brixton Hill
Sam
B. W. Harvey
John Jennings
Humphery
Beauclerc
Thas
Malachi
Goon
St.george's East
Municipal Corporations
Engs
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