All Steamers and Education Book Advertisements Begin Service
Amid advertisements for steam packets from Custom House Quay, ships Monarch Gazelle Yorkshireman and London announce schedules to Hull with passenger and carriage services, while a lengthy catalog from Baldwin and Cradock promotes atlases, geography, history, textbooks, and school primers by Russell Bruce Guy Baldwin and others. The listing emphasizes educational works and reference volumes with prices and bindings.
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Monarch
London
Custom House Quay
Hull
Ownlow and Pearson
Bronnul and Co
Haldwin and Cradock
Atc
Russell
Qeenty
Royssro
Ryal Ato
Ostell
Roy Ito
Palestine
Joseph Guy
Ryal College
Great Marlow
Puce Jn
Guy
Urs
Guy's
Jta
Cuy
J. Bruce
Bruce
Price
Scqeoln
John Bruce
John Holland
William F. Mylius
Sumeress
Lime
Mylics
Mylius
Daly
RE. Tomkins
James Hews Bransby
Mr. Taylor
Hartlepool
Imno
Rome
Republic
Edward Baldwin
Baldwin
Greece
England
Charles Bucke
Hone
Aikin
Moore
Augustus
Constantine
University of Oxford
Gley
Emo
Akey Tm Gey
Wyv
Walker
John Greig
Iwmo
Goodacre
Giao
Edward Riddle
Royal Naval Mathematical School
Peter Nicholson
Ima
Mima
Olinthous Gregory
Joyce
Byolinthus Gregory
Ll.d
J.J. P. LE Brethon
John Rowbotham
Bwhitehead
Tama
Levizais
Price WM
Cicero
William Ellis
James Tate
M.A
News Creek
Schreveliss
Camp UY
Trinity Col Lendon Tees
King’s College School
Baldwin and Cradock
Paternoster Row
Premier Life and Trust Advertisements in London
A dense row of notices from The Standard of England Life Assurance Company and others. Includes directors, promises of lower premium rates and immediate bonuses, plus legal notices about wills and legacies. Also features secondhand watches, hair dye claims, and medical curatives with sales agents and addresses in central London.
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Tandard of England Life, Assurance Company
King Wiliam Street
Regent Street
Willion
William Davis
William Cory
Lawrence Rorgan
Jean Barrett Lennard
William Gunston
William J. Richardson
Christopher Hodgeon
Frederick Thomas West
Henry Lawson
George Whitehead
San Agid
San
W. Day and Co
Giracechurch-street
Mannay and Co
Sfordstreet
Proat
Strand
Avid Hassan
Court Rejects Petition In Ward of Court Case
In the Court of Chancery Jonesv Ross, Mr Lovat sought 6001 for a ward from a marriage entered without court consent. The husband and wife claimed no contempt, unaware of the ward status. The judge ruled the court cannot grant such an order and dismissed the petition, sending the matter to the Master for potential settlement. Several other cases stood over due to absent counsel.
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Jonescv
Ross
Mr. Lovat
Injunctions Over Rail Line and Estate Affairs
The report covers two cases. One dissolving an ex parte injunction restraining a railway over plaintiff land in Amble Hawxtley Northumberland, with a reservation of way leave. The other concerns Haworth v Haworth focusing on an executor and a Quaker defendant, detailing chronicling gaming, leases, and a 50 year house lease amid disputes over accounts. An unrelated note mentions a new binding method using India rubber to connect book leaves for easier opening.
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Sarvarv
Kisoscote
Roight
Titlotson
Countess of Newburgh
Amble
Hawxtley
Northumberland
Jacob
Purvis
Haworth
Sir. Haworth
India
Assault and libel verdict at Cirencester assizes
At Oxford circuit, a Cirencester suit saw an attorney plaintiff sue for compensatory damages after a violent horsewhipping by Linton Hughes, with testimonies from Mullings, Hodges, and others. A second libel claim yielded damages of 101 pounds. a broad court round-up followed with minor cases and local notices.
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Samet. Sams
Cirencester
Tral
Coleres
Marylebone Assault Charge Against Lieutenant Gossett
Lieutenant Charles Gossett, nephew of Sir William Gossett, was charged with unprovoked attack on Henry Sibley, coachman to Sir Laurence Walk. Sibley testified he was seized by the throat, hurled to the ground, beaten with a whip until it broke, then knelt upon and struck about the head, causing a nose blood. A passerby intervened and a confrontation followed as Gossett claimed to be a peaceable man.
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Dresden
Paris
Madame
Amelia
Edward
Switzerland
Constance
Charles
Edmund
Therese
Austria
France
Prussia
Bow-Street
Rannery
Edward Williams
Peacock
Post Office
Anne Bennett
Halesworth
Devonshire
Kingdon
Susan Turner
Gravel Lane
Blackfriars-road
Brodie
Pearce
York-Street
Walworth
Keys
F. Roe
Marylebone
Charles Gossett
R.N
William Gossett
Star-street
Paddington
Rawlinson
Thisselton
Henry Sibley
Laurence Walk
Baker-street
Portman-square
Maberley’s
Welbeck-street
Hindestreet
John Yates
Charles-street
Middlesex Hospital
Court notes on self-defence and drunkenness cases
The article records a mild defaulter fined for insulting conduct after a whip was cracked. It describes a defendant claiming self-defence, a colleague suggesting aberration of intellect, and a two month prison alternative. It also covers Richard Bates charged with drunkenness on Sunday and his explanation about funeral proceedings. The magistrates impose fines in both instances.
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Jesus Rhigt
Rawlingan
House of Correction
Rawlinson
Proclaimed rights debate spurs Canadian provincial meeting
The Vindicator reports on a June meeting at Phuraitay where members, after deliberation, adopt resolutions affirming British subjects right to peaceably meet, condemn Gosford’s proclamation as unlawful, defend parliamentary rights, and urge continued peaceful assembly amid fears of coercive measures by the British Ministry and Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuraitay
Lord Gosford
Archibald Lord Gosford
Castle of St. Lewis
Quebec
Great Britain
United Kingdom
House of Commons
John Russell
House of Lords
George III
Bia
Orersona
Royal Naval Charitable Society Meeting Debated Reforms
Subscribers to the Royal Naval Charitable Society met at the Thatched House Tavern St James’s to review a committee report on rules and funding. Admiral Sir J Todd chaired. officers’ attendance was praised as excellent yet scarce. proposals favored by the committee included alterations to rules and improved finances. A deputation to request royal patronage was discussed but postponed. letters to flag officers were to be sent, and the meeting adjourned after thanks to the chair.
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St. James's
Clarkias
Marshall
Breston
Crairman
Breeston
Lord Minto
George
Charman
Breaton
Tettera
Ministers from four nations meet at Foreign Office
Baron Bulow of Prussia Count Bjornstjerna of Sweden Me Stevenson of the United States and the Chevalier d Aguila of Spain held formal discussions yesterday at the Foreign Office to conduct diplomatic business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Bulow
Count Bjornstjerna
Me. Stevenson
d’Aguila
Foreign Office
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Fedilad Eatale Aa
Frtoufri Rile As
Sa Mw 6
Life
W.wright
High Court of Chancery
Catre
Severne
William Metcalfe
Rodney Buildfnce
New Kent Road
Surrey
Cameron
Robert Lord Henley
Southampton Buildings
Chancery Jane
Peretupton
Molyneux Taylor
Furtialeinn
Hall
Sevrirne
Kudney
Pentieman
Detraned
Southampton
Chancery Lane
J. Molyneux Taylor
Plaintius
Furnivals Inn
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
Wn.b
Willin
Britten
Oxford Street
N.B
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Ate
Court OF Chancery
Oxford
Groucester
Lord Abinger
Mollisgs
Hughes
Direncester
Defendanl
Sergeant Ludlow
Talfourd
C. Phillips
Whatley
Richards
Whateley
Maule
Carlow
Frederick Bullock
Mulling
Hodges
Linton Hughes
Mulliers
Bin
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Mullings
James Skinner
Mallings
William Search
Plainfff
Mills
Wood
Mullings
Veutlber
Sparks
Julie Macters
Thomas Hughes
Marche
Search
Matlogs
Theo
Pye
Mautlings
Mulrog
Neale
Police Intelligence
Agisun D * Frrescu
M. Gruan
Alfares
Normandy
Louis XVI
Louis Philippe
Soho Russell
M. Groan
S*aith
Dir. Frykman
Frykusao
Duchets D
Angouleme
Priiie
Louis the Sixteenth
Dulau’s
Soho-square
Madame D
Carlsbad
Uwhfair
Duke
St. Louis
Louisa Paihippe
Louis
Pear Prince
Ace
Marianne
Prince
Conliavat
Europe
Saxony
Carlabad
Antonio
Theresa
Laing
Crawford
Newgate
Mr. Laing
Mallett
Sullivan
Jaou Smith
G Division
Inspector Penny
Richard Bates
Edgware Road
Raslinson
Canada
Royal Naval Charitable Society
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