Paris Foreign Intelligence Trues Cours Authentique
Paris dispatch notes foreign financial rates and bonds with Paris exchange terms in London. Reports on royal movements, potential marriage, and indemnity talks with Naples empress. chambers and pension debates cited. Caisse d épargne Paris shows deposits July 30 31 with 433,041 francs withdrawn 202,000 francs.
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Cours Authentique
Paris
Reute de Naples
London
France
St. Cloud
Normandy
Lyogburnt
Mary
Alexander
Wirtemberg
Lipona
Naples
Neuilly
Elyse
Bourbon
Villiers
Quotidienne
Chambera
Caisse D'épargne
Steam Packet Service From Custom House Quay
Monarch Gazelle Yorkshireman and London falcon sail from Custom House Quay on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays at eight with passengers carriages horses and merchandise and return from Hull on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays. The new premser engines and accommodation promise daily conveyance between London and Hull with agents Hrownlow Pearson and W J Hall Co.
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Monarch
London
Custom House Quay
Hull
Hall
Hrownlow and Pearson
W.j.hall and Co
Fifth Anniversary Dinner of the Society to be Held at Crown and Anchor
The Right Honourable the Lord High Chancellor chairs the fifth anniversary dinner of the society at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand on Monday August age 1837. Tickets available at the Southampton Coffee House and Masters' Office Temple until August 16 inclusive.
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Lord Highy
Edward Foss
Edward Smith Bigg
Ray
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Edwin Ward Scadding
Southampton
Southampton-buildings
Mr. Aldridge
Temple
J. Battiscombe
Southampton Coffee House
Anachini v Anachini in Consistory Court
In a suit for restitution of conjugal rights the husband seeks relief against his wife. The wife alleges adultery and cruelty by the husband as a bar to the suit. The court heard the pleadings and directed the allegation be reformed and sent back to counsel for further consideration.
Trespass case against Brighton officers over seized portfolio
In Lewes Assize Civil Court Lord Denman presided over a dispute where a French youth alleged illegal seizure of a portfolio by Custom House officers at Brighton. After testimony on arrival from Dieppe, the jury awarded one farthing as damages, with the judge noting the plaintiff could move for a higher ruling.
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Lewes
Ace
Lord Denman
de Gonparmin
Lewis
Custom House
Brighton
Wallinger
Channell
Sergeant Spankie
Bullock
Pitcher
Dieppe
Atram
Chain Pier
Qain
Queen’s
Deomwin
William IV
Nweo
Wusl
Court hears trover case and poaching tale in Old Bailey scene
A trover action ends with a judge demanding restitution of a deposit after a dispute over a heifer believed to have strayed. The report also covers a prison sentence for Thomas Fitzgerald and a complex tale of checks cashed and alleged fraud involving Thomas Holbrook Coyle, with multiple witnesses detailing prior deceptions.
Notorious Hatchford Highway Robbery Trial Ends
James son John Nixon, 25 and 26, charged by James Watts of Hatchford with highway robbery on May 6. The pair, miners indebted to Watts, forced a receipt and fled with 12s after Wirer claims. both found guilty and sentenced to nine months hard labor. Denis Durant, accused of stealing thirty sovereigns and more from James Bird of Heringham, found guilty and sentenced to life transportation after one month.
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Higuway
James
John Nizon
James Watts
Hatchford
Dir
Evans
Watts
James Nixon
John Nixons
Mr. Gauning
Mr. O'Malley
Justice Bosanquet
Denis Durant
James Bird
Hleringham
Sluice Gate
Norfolk Circuit Opens Court With Fifteen Nisi Prius Cases
The Norfolk circuit opened from Bury yesterday evening with the usual solemnities. Justice Vang presided at the Nisi Prius Court where fifteen causes entered, while Justice Bosanquet sat in the Crown Court with 38 prisoners. The case involved a jovial gathering at the Cross Keys in North Alabama where a dispute over a youth of notable strength led to a stakeholding of five pounds by each party as an agreement measure.
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Norfolk
Norwqlia
Ava
Bury
Justice Vang
Justice Bosanquet
Crown Court
Niss
Andrews
Cooper
Plaintff
Yermmary Lat
Alga
Cross Keys
North Alabam
Bayes Ward
Orth Walsham
Manslaughter Not Guilty in Bowls Case at Midland Circuit
Two well–to–do defendants faced a coroner inquest over boys given diluted liquor at bowls on a town cricket ground. The deceased, a frail boy with lung disease, died after six days. The judge directed acquittal, warning against serving liquor to minors. verdict returned Not Guilty.
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Midland
Leicester
Arcust
Queen
Ottey
Bonnett
Hildyard
Air. Humfrey
Miller
Baron Alderson Visits Ruthio Maiden Assizes
Mr. Baron Alderson arrived in Ruthio from Beaumaris where he held maiden assizes. Anglesey county had no prisoners for trial and scarcely any business with only two causes entered and disposed of in three minutes.
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Denbighshire
Joey
Baron Alderson
Ruthio
Beaumaris
Indicted for Rape of Girl Under Ten at Wrexham
Charles Crewe, aged about sixty six, faced a capital rape indictment for assaulting Elaopah Dod, a girl under ten, in the Danks area of Wrexham. The Attorney General and Mr. Welsby prosecuted. Lack of corroboration led the court to direct an acquittal on the main charge, but a misdemeanor conviction followed, resulting in two years with hard labor. The circuit diary notes light business elsewhere in Montgomeryshire Amerionethshire Caeralltrawn Anglesea and Denbigh counties.
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Charles Crewe
Elaopah Dod
Danks
Wrexham
Welsby
Montgomeryshire
Amerionethshire
Cacrosrooa
Anglesea
Denbigh
Surrey Sessions Convict transport for life in Penford burglary
Jonathan Walters, a powerful young man, was tried and convicted at Surrey Sessions before Mr Hedger. He was sentenced to transportation for life for breaking into the dwelling of an aged woman at Penford and stealing clothing, bread, and other provisions while she was temporarily absent. The case notes the victim’s occupation and the theft of wearable apparel and eatables.
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Hedger
Beoch
Jonathan Warlters
Shepherd
Penford
Drunken American on Temperance Ship Faces Damages Trial
An American crewman recently arrived in London appeared before the Lord Mayor amid accusations of drunkenness and damaging a coffee house. He admitted heavy liquor use aboard the Amie, claimed water sufficed, and vowed to repay the damage on returning to his ship. The exchange poked fun at temperance vows as he acknowledged planning grog making on his return.
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Mansion House
Ryan
Seatag
London
New York
Geary
Hubler
Lin
Temperance Society
Mr. Hobler
Hobler
America
Pocket Pickings at Bow Street Robbery Case in St Martin's Court
Henry Harris alias Myers and William Moore faced Bow Street bar for robbing Rev Dr MrCleod of a gold watch and seals in St Martin's court after leaving a polling station at Charing Cross. Witness John Fox saw Myers clash with the rector and seize the watch while Moore matched Myers’ description. Moore was later identified, Myers denied but was committed for trial. both bound over to prosecute.
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Bow-Street
Henry Harris
Myers
William Moore
Mr'Cleod
St. Ann’s
Sohosquare
Saint Martin’s Court
Chauring-cross
Middlesex
St. Martin‘s Court
Aad
Guseut Garden
John Fox
St. Martin’s Court
Leicester-equare
St. Martin’s Lane
Great Hausseli-street
Moore
Morris
Swan Wharf
Thames-street
Roth
Miessra
Praed's
Alt. Teyford
Twyford
Marylebone Swindle Case Opens in Court
James Styles, charged with obtaining 151 8s by false representation from linen draper Mr Broome of 158 Oxford Street, faced examination. Traders defrauded by checks on the London and Westminster Bank linked to Thomas Holbrook and a Bathiany sale, with many victims pressing for justice as officers pursue the gang.
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London and Westminster Bank
Thomas Holbrook
Bathiany
See
Justice Yous
Shatt
Yet
Thomas Kenrick
Broome
Ramsgate
Henry Curdell
Forgery Trial for 91 153s 6d Bill Against Andrew de Metz
Andrew de Metz a solicitor faced a bar trial for forging a bill drawn by Matthews carerchandler of Shoreditch and accepted by John Lowe Tavistock with intent to defraud Branscomb ironmonger Old Fish Street. Prosecution described multiple related bills and balancing accounts. Magistrate detained for re examination while Matthews and Lowe to be summoned. bail requested.
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Worship-Street
Forcery
Andrew de Metz
Broughton
Matthews
Shoreditch
John Lowe
Tavistock
R. Branscomb
Old Fish-street
Rawlings Altended
Bodkin
Henry Ashley
Bod
Ashley
PitGeld Street
Mr. Ashley
Lowe
Woodwood Races The City Plate and Queen's Plate
The report covers racing on the City Plate of 1001 and the Queen's Plate of 100 guineas, with multiple heats and entrants led by Castaway and Lord Lichfield's horses. First heat results show Castaway ahead, and a later race ends with a narrow win by a neck for another entry, amid detailed odds and subscriptions. The Silver Scorts rowing event follows, noting accidents, crew changes, and results, including Colquhoun's Cambridge eight and Hood’s favored upcoming match, with apprentice sculling heats concluded among Fulham and Putney rowers.
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Col. Peel
Castaway
Paria
Lord Lichfield
Philliwnore
Sheriff
Sowerby
Exeter
Giardner
Magician
Fidf
Ion Castaway
Lon
Paris to St Germain Rail Opened for Guests on Sunday
A Sunday tour of the Paris to St Germain railroad with the Minister of Finance the Duke de Cazes and other notables marked the line’s apparent full opening. The 18 430 metre route was traversed in 35 minutes forward and 29 back at up to 14 leagues per hour.
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Paris
St. Germain
Duke de Cazes
Institute
Cliaton
Belgium
Seine
Liverpool
Batignolles
The
National
Murder of Wife by George Merry at Lockwood
George Merry of Lockwood near Huddersfield was detained after allegedly murdering his wife who was poking a brace button on his smallclothes when he knocked her down and kicked her ribs. An inquest is planned for Tuesday. Separately reports from Utrecht and Bois le Duc describe violent storms and a remarkable tide event at Flushing with rising and falling water multiple times after high tide. No earthquake shocks were noted.
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St. John, Cambridge
Mr. Colquhoun
Battersea
Putney
Jones
Colqahoan
Colquhoun
Barsparovus Murper
George Merry
Lockwood
Hudderfield
Halifax Guardian
Utrecht
Bois le Duc
Flushing
Don Carlos advances as Spain tightens Sardinian ban
From Zaragoza to Madrid reports detail Don Carlos marching toward Caria with Navarrese and Cabrera forces near Rubides while Urbistondo and others maneuver near Ribas. 6,000 troops under Baron de Meer reach Campredon after crossing Capsacosta as Carlist activity spreads along Valencia to Molins del Rey.
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Spain
Paris
Saragossa
Don Carlos
Ebro
Caria
Rubides
Cabrera
Oran
Tristani
Molina del Rey
Urbistondo
Ribas
Baron de Meer
Campredon
St. Sebastian
Zarategni
Redralata
Escalera
Alcala
Bellorado
Madrid
Christina
Cortes
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Madan
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Aamada
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Heredia
Martines of
St. Martino
Barcelona
Cuba
Caot Almodovar
Merida
Caceres
Manzanaroa
Malaga
Badajoz
Carolina
Banda
Quadruple Treaty Driving Northern Powers Talks at Toplitz
A Journal de Frankfort report says ministers of the Northern Powers will meet with Prince Metternich at Toplitz soon to discuss the quadruple treaty. The piece notes illiberal Jew laws in Saxony and odd royal veneration by the old King of Saxony. It cites cholera removal among Vistula raft workers and possible royal summer plans in Hanover and Berlin with Dr Graefe in attendance.
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Germany
Journal de Frankfort
Prince Metternich
Toplitz
England
Peace
Pain
Saxony
Jerusalem
Duntzis
Vistula
Hanover
Carlsbad
Wall
Berlin
Graefe
Prussian Influence in Swiss Cantons Sparks Tensions
From Lacerne on July 24 reports east Swiss cantons in distress due to the Prussian Custom Union. A Prussian general ruling Neufchatel seeks partisans for his government. The Universal Gazette of Berne notes a Geneva resident used a festival to press Count Molé to recall the Duke of Montebello, who denies departure and cites radicals. Some cantons resist reforms, while Jesuits in Fribourg and Berne’s church-improvement measures draw opposition.
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Lacerne
Neufchatel
Universal Gazette of
Berne
Geneva
Duke of Orleans
Count Molé
Duke of
Montebello
Switzerland
M. Molé
Friburg
Canton
Holland Taz Haave July 31 inspection of Ryea camp
King to travel July 7 to Tilling to review troops succeeding the first in Ryea camp. He will then proceed to Loo on the 8th where the Queen and rest of the Royal family plan birthday observances.
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Holland
Tilling
Ryea
Loo
Naples Advices Stir Sicily With Bold Seizure Moves
From Naples reports via Augsburg Gazette say the Palermo assault commander, with full powers, sailed for Sicily to threaten storming the city if resisted. News from Palermo dated the 16th notes improved sanatory conditions and a drop in daily mortality from 1700–1800 to about 500. A Messina revolutionary movement also emerged as a steamer from Palermo was allowed to communicate.
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Italy
Naples
Augsburg
Sicily
Palermo
Messina
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