London Steam Packet Services Offer Baltic and Rhine Routes
The General Steam Navigation Company advertises reduced fares and regular sailings from London to Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend Boulogne Dieppe Havre and rivers Rhine and Tweed areas with weekly departures to Ramsgate Margate Herne Bay Edinburgh Newcastle and Berwick upon Tweed. It lists office addresses in Regent Circus Lombard Street Leadenhall Street and Charing Cross and notes parcels to be brought to the company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rhine
Antwerp Company
Ostend
the Rhine
Nias
Chie
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Havre
London Bridge
Ramsgate Margate
Herne Bay
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Berwickon
Rabo
Lighy and Simon
Fenchurch-street
Regent Circus
Keaditly
Lombard-street
Charing-cros
Haymarket
Leadenhall-street
Sailing Ad and Tradesmen Notices from St Katharine Dock
A dense Victorian column lists a fast sailing ship Emma Eugenia at St Katharine Dock seeking freight and passage via Morrison Cryder and partners, with notices for flatting metals makers and plating firms. Also promotes a patent brandy and dry-nurse help, plus local business ads for watch case makers and jewelers in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Emma Eugenia
Tore Burthen
David Buchan
St. Katharine Dock
Messrs
Morrison
Cryder
Broad-street-buidings
Arnold and Woollett
Clement’s-lane
Lombard-street
Edmund Head
Orohill
Law Intelligence Court Dissolves Injunction in Gresley Case
Sir Seth x Sir Charles Wetherell appeared for Sir Roger Gresley in the Vice Chancellor's Court on Saturday to dissolve the injunction involving Lady Gresley and her son. After lengthy argument the court granted a receiver to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Gresley
Sirseth x
Charles Wetherell
Roger Gresley
Hare
Hhis Huneur
A Second Benefit For Frederick Sayers Becomes Final
Frederick Sayers sought a second benefit under the regulatory Act four years after his first. Supported by Mr Woodroffe, he faced examination showing past stagecoach work but no clear debts discharge. The court remanded him, sentencing four months under the discretionary clause, while creditors questioned the pension arrangement and the solvency of debts totaling about 2000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sayers
Woodroffe
Jersey
Comanssioner
Joseph Edewards
Mesars
Cooke
Woodrote
Blanchard
Foxon
Nicholls
Black
Treasury
Select Committee
House of Commons
Agudas
Paobhe
Gallet
Serjeant At Arms
Pannel
Wiels
Politivo
Court of Appeal
Summer Assizes Surfolk Circuit Involving Embezzlement
In a summer assizes session on the Surfolk circuit, prosecutors asked for the discharge of recognizances against a former employee of Mestre Swell and Co. charged with embezzling company funds. Justice Busanguet ordered the recognizances discharged due to the illness and probable nonappearance of Mr. Sewell for testimony before a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surfolk Cincuit
Andrwich
Falday
Piconim
Defrodan
Mestre
Swell and Co
Eolicitora
Baring
Sewell
Serjeant Starks
Norwich Municipal Election Bribery Trial And Convictions
A Norwich case details a bribery prosecution tied to December elections for city councillors. The defendant died in a madhouse after a verdict, with the judge ordering discharge of recognizances. Norwich’s lack of capital convictions is noted beside a separate Guilty verdict for a bigamy-related matter. Also reported is a coach guard convicted for stealing a Dublin money parcel from Witham Joint Stock.
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Rivce
Hucasino
Reform
Norwich
Sharp
London Evening Readies August News Brief
Fragmentary OCR records from The Crue Sun in London dated Monday August 8 1836 mention rain and a price note. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or names to build a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Crue Sun
London
Robbery case and political catechism Q&A in True Sun
A Penrith Kendal coach parcel robbery leads to transportation for seven years. A political catechism dialogue with MP figures, covering Parliament sittings, suffrage, durations, ballots, taxes, and Ireland issues, accompanies the local court report.
Assault on wife leads to six months' peace bond
Wr. Thos Carrick of Anthony Hall faced a magistrate on a warrant for attempted murder after an attack on his wife Catherine Carrick. She and a female witness testified Carrick struck, strangled, and dragged her, then tried to murder her with a kitchen knife after locking the door. Carrick claimed she was impertinent and had taken sovereigns. The bench remanded him to keep the peace for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Carrick
Noo Dt
Durham
Aeathony Hall
Codd
Darlon
Catherine Carrck
God
Mary Grant
Bodbail
Coroner's Inquest on a Fatal Family Tragedy
An inquest at the Old George on the Furhum road examined the death of Harriet Williams aged 23, who died after a fall and apparent relapse during an attempted revival. Surgeons stated she had been found dead. the jury returned a verdict of death by the visitation of God, noting multiple prior family deaths linked to similar circumstances.
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Carliste
Manchester
Invincible
Penrith
Kendal
Ls. Gd
Ciere
Aquasog
Peoriti
Bis
J. Stirling
Fsq
Old George
Furhum Road
Harriet Williams
Harriet Husapreys
George Humphreys
Edward's Terrace
Rensiustun
Hig Gister
Veen
S. Miter
Deseased
Glans
John Charles Hall
Mesars
Carrick
Ta Hasopimia
Gifteca M.nates
Walliams
Twickenhar
Womess
York-place
Queen's Lion
Chelsea
Kengington
Petition from Essex Ladies Demands a No Man's Land Stampede
The Esser Herald notes a satirical petition from single Essex women seeking marriage reform. It laments bachelorism, jokes about Popery, probate duties, and coroners' charges, urging Parliament to banish unmarried men after twenty six and brand them NH, aiming to win husbands and seats in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esser Herald
Essex
Great Britain
Grantley Herkeley
House of Commons
Hymea
State Pensions Fall This Week In Obscure List
A historical column notes state pensions due this week with a humorous aside about nobility. It highlights names like Selwyn, Blair, Page and others among the recipients while joking about the prevalence of female beneficiaries and family groups in the pension list.
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Hyde
George Hooten Law
Jean de Wet de Leach
Sisclair
Lord Cha
Henry Selwyn
Charlotte
Selwyn
Albinia Prances
Ditto Selwyn
Maria Louisa
Ditto
Selwyn Henrietta Eliza
Emblem of Stall-Fed Theology Sparks Irish Clergy Debate
Lawless moves to admit Rev. A O Connell and Mr Corballis to the General Association as critics blast Protestants for anti Catholic slander. He denounces Bishop Philpotts and Exeter church politics as stall fed theology while praising Irish bishops and ministers. Also reports a Kensall Green hay stack fire and a Vauxhall Gardens robbery involving a woman guide and a lost purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
Honest Jack
General Association
O'Connell
Corballis
Theonlemen
O’connell
SS. Michael and John’s
Corbaltig
Rosa Mount
Lyndhurst
Exeter
England
Ireland
Dublin
Pailpotts
House of Lords
Calamns
Alf
Air
Batt
Curran
Philpotts
Milton
Pre- Jate
A. O'Connell
Mr. Corballis
Carter
Kensall-green
Harrow-road
London Fire Establishment
Vauxhall Gardens
Grig
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Charles Bessell
Sec
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard+ street
Kezent-cireus
Mreo Jones
Nod
Wailliame Street
Regent's
Park
JM Hasimon God CO
Noo U1
Gloster-street
St. John’sestreet Road
Clerkenwell
Leg
Upata
J. Wee and Co
J. T. Betts and Cos
Distallers, Jr. Betts and Co
St. John Treet
LAW Intelligence
Multher
George Watson
Uha
Sir
Jons Fruipes
Daniel W. Harvey
Fig
M.P., Etc. &Co
Mr. Fielden
Cobbell
Proham
Peries
Colonel Thompson
Fuoda
Castlereagh
Isis
Owen
True Sun Han
Daily True Sun
Trish
Qona
Brown
Longdon
Staffordshire
His Majesty’s Treasury
Jonathan
American Railroad Journal
United States
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