Great Lottery tickets offered by Hamburg contractors
Hamburg contractors HEINE BROTHERS announce the 64th Great Lottery draw to be held October 1. Tickets cost 113 Marks or 8 pence and may be paid in Bank of England or Scots notes. Prizes include 20,009. 10,000. 6,000. 3,000. 2,000. 1,000 Marks with deductions. 2,070 tickets grant two free tickets. 7,900 tickets win nothing.
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Hamburg
Joy
URG
Honourable Board OF Treasury of
Harboe
Seertiae
Heine Brothers
Bank of England
Scotland
Ireland
Long List of Regiments and Destinations Across Empire
The document lists numerous regiments with assigned stations or movements across Britain and colonies. It names brigades and battalions with destinations including Ireland, Dublin, Manchester, York, Bombay, Bengal, Madras, Malta, Gibraltar, Jamaica, Canada, Barbados, Ceylon, Bermuda, Bermuda, Antigua, Portman, Westminster, and many others, noting orders to proceed to East Indies and other garrisons in 1835 and beyond. It preserves sequence of regimental designations and posting sites in a densely packed, era-specific record.
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Regent’s Park
Royal Horse Goat
Hyde Park
Dragoon
Guarchester
Ipswich
Dublin
Cork
Glasgow
Limerick
Dragoons
do—York
Hounslow
Bombay
Notlingh Tih
Hussars
Coventry
Lancers
Newbridge
Dundas
Lt Dragoons
Bengal
Birmingham
Madras
Longford
Leeds
Grenadier Guard
Tower
Portmanst
Westminster
Coldstream Guards
Windsor
Knightsbridge
Scotch Fusileer Guardeies
St. George’s
St. George’s Artacks Do (2d bat)--Dublin Lat Foot (L bat}—St. L Londonderry
Chatham
New South Wales
Gibraltar
Malta
Templemore
Bowhay
Chathan
Drogheda
Jamaica
Sunderland
Mauritius
Youghal
Corfu
Plymouth
Brecon
Winchester
Demerara
Armagh
Mullingar
Manchester
Kinsale
Fermoy
Bermuda
Clare le
Aberdeen
Waterford
Ord
Limerick 'S
Kilkenny
Ceylon
Sheerness
Boyle
Barbadoes
Portsmouth
Kingston
Upper Canada
Grenada
Temple More
Edinburgh
St. Vincent
Trace
Perth
Cape of Good Hope
Paisley
Dover
Belfast
St. Lucia
Buttevant
Dundee
Quebec
Stirling
Blackburn
Halifax
Mullingar Mth
Gosport
Galway
Naas
Fort George
Canterbury
Spike Island
Cephalonia
N. S
Louth
Devonport
Cape of Good Hope Oval
African Jonial Orps
Sierra Leone
Royal Newfoundland
Foundland
Royal Malta Fencibles
Mysterious Death of a Gentleman at Stoke Newington
An inquest at the Manor House Tavern Stoke Newington into Joseph Reenough Esq aged 34 formerly Bank of England official found him drowned in the New River after a walk at Mr Shaddock’s residence. Verdict found drowned with no satisfactory evidence. The second case reports a middle aged woman Hannah whose death followed heavy drinking. husband reports she drank gin ale and porter. jury returns verdict of death from apoplexy brought on by excessive drinking.
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Manor House
Stoke Newington
Joseph Reenhough
Bank of England
Ddeceased
Shaddock
Tollington Pack
Tottenham
Sd West
Hannah
Distress on Marlborough Street and London Guilt Trials
Police reports detail Ann Hamilton a fifteen year old who, after a life of hardship from Manchester to Newcastle and Stafford gaol, is aided by parish officers and sent to workhouse. Also covered are Royal Court cases including Robin Cummins’s violent assault on a constable and a destitute boy John York pleading to be sent to prison for a lamp offense. Further notes cover an alleged obstruction case near Charing Cross and a dramatic scrutiny of a high profile assault and robbery on a king’s highway at Worship Street with police collusion concerns.
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Royal Infirmary
John Stevenson
Royal College of Surgeons
Leopold
Stevenson
The
Hatch Herald
Highley
Fleet-street
Hatchard and Son
Piccadilly
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Little
Portland-street
Cavendish-square
Marlborough Street
Ann Hamilton
Chambers
St. Giles
Taylor
Manchester
Newcastle
Staffordshire
Stafford
Penllantiann
Millbank
Newcastle-under-Line
London
Finlay
Agx
Queen-Square
Corrine
Maimine
Robin Cummins
Gregorie
John Groves
Catherine M‘caffray
Newgate
John York
Lambeth
House of Correction
Worship Street
Broughton
Mary Ann Pettitt
William Michelle
George Wells
London Hospital
Robinson
Hall
Lambeth Street
Walker
Pearce
1H Division
Police
Stepney
Mae
Abeen Wis
Eell
P Oper
Blomo
Ireland's Poor Laws Question Raised Over Irish Orphans
In a magistrates court, a man pleads sending two young Irish orphans to Cork, arguing it would starve them. Witnesses describe the children’s distress and the lack of parish support, urging humane intervention and possible public/fiscal remedies.
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Clerkenwegg
Ireland
Harman
Spitalfields
Pariah
Essrs
Broughton
Twyford
Stock
Gaife
Ca Gt
Mthey
Teara
Murder at Werneth as two men are found guilty
At Chester Assizes on Wednesday Joseph Mosley and William Garside were found guilty of the January 3 1831 murder of Mr Thomas Ashton at Apthorne Lane Werneth. The case detailed accomplice testimony, confessions, and proceedings before Baron Parke amid intense courtroom scrutiny.
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Chester Assizes
Joseph Mosley
William Garside
Thomas Ashton
Werneth
Messrs. Brown
J. H. Lord
Dunn
Garside
Mosley
Ashton
Stanley
Samuel Ashton
Apthorne
Woodley Mill
James Ashton
Apthorne Mill
James
Apthorne Lane
William Mosley
Romiley
Mr. Ashton
Starple
Marple
Stag’s Head
Marplebridge
Macclesfield
Compstallbrow
Samuel Middleton
Jones
Compstall-brow
Werneth-low
Ooce
Scholefield
Stanfield
Mr. Ashtons
Wright's Tower
J. Mosley
Samuel Taylor
Joseph
Mr Ashton
Ashtons
Bull’s Head
J. Bennett
Hatherlow
Bull's Head
James Scholefield
Stockport
Seantatordaen
Patrick ‘Mann
Robert Middleton
Marple-bridge
Mr. Shaw
Mate
Derby
Chester Castle
Withaptain Clarke
William‘Mosley
Clarke
Lockett
Spinners’ Union
Ollerenshaw
Sims
William
Barratt
W. Mosley
Wm. Mosley
Witneas
Willliam Mosley
John Dunstan
Dunstan
Baron -Arke
Baron Parke
Christ
Respite of the murderers delays Chester execution
A correspondent reports that James Garside and Joseph Mosley will not be executed promptly. The respite arises from sheriff duties and a new act, with High Sheriffs vs city sheriffs debated. Judge Parke sides with county sheriffs, but a respite until the 18th allows time for arrangements. James Scholefield is said to be in Stockport custody.
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James Garside
Joseph Mosley
Daver Saiety
City of
Chester
County Palatine of Chester
James Scarlett
Jervis
Home Secretary
Parke
J. Lloyd, Esq
James Scholefield
Mosley
Stockport
Destors In High Life Face Outlaw Writs In County Court
Two courts sat in the sheriff s court led by Under Sheriff Burchell. One court warned debtors to surrender to Middlesex sheriffs by a set date or be outlawed. The other court tried issues from the superior court and assessed damages. Outlaw notices were proclaimed for numerous named individuals including Sir Thomas Tomlins and Granville Temple among others. The county court adjourned to September 4.
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Burchell
Middlesex
Wm. Pole T. L. Wellesley
Oanswer
Messrs
Craumpera
Granville Temple
Josiah Phillips
Geo. Watson. Taylor
C. O. Appleby
James Davison
Rigbye
Baldwin Rigbye
Edward Eliott
Joseph Hadley
Riddell
Charles Moore
George Harley
Drummond
Horatio Clagett
Charles Knight
John Murphy
Phillip Webb
John James Hopnoce
Richard Cooper
James Phillipis
Augustus Macdonogh
Edward Lockwood
Vercivil
Andrews Plumsted Reeve
Frances Herbert
Willow
John Augustus O’neill
Edward Astley
Sheen
Kean's Monument Plans Move Ahead With Generous Support
The Treasurer and committee chairmen have returned to town and will seek funds to erect a monument to the late actor. Duke of Bedford sends fifty guineas with praise of sculptor Carew, Sir John Soane contributes, and Cemetery Company Directors offer ground gratis worth eighty to one hundred pounds. The project may relocate from Richmond churchyard if church dues become prohibitive.
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Dicte
Duke of Bedford
Carew
John Soane
Cemetery Company
Harrow-road
Richmond
Kean
Bute
Weather and crops report from rural counties
Weather and crop notes from Wictshire and surrounding areas describe heavy rains hindering wheat and corn harvests, with some fields damaged by storms and hail. Reports include Sussex, Hampshire, and Tilehurst reflections on yield, quality, and recent storm impacts on beans, barley, and glasshouses, plus a Talavera wheat sale near Portslade.
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Wictshire
Sussex
Hampshire Telegraph
Narahton
Brighton
Ee Arundel
John
Farmela
Tilchurat
Ain
Calcot
West
Shewood
Fasrow
Gare
Tilehurst
Inquiry into Town Sewers exposes misrule and reform plan
Sir Samuel Whalley reported to the Blary lebone vestry that a Commons inquiry found the sewer board lacks power for large works and proper accounting. The seven districts reported high rates with no checks, boarded by elites. The committee urged a bill next session to resign half officers, elect fresh ones, grant householders a vote, audit accounts publicly, and allow copies to parishioners. If Crown blocks it, parishioners may fund the bill themselves.
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Samuel Whalley
House of Commons
Lnn
Ste
Geven
Samuel
Casera
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J. Down
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Savoy-street
Holborn
Martin’s. Way
Ifpacon
Temple-bar
George Henekey and Co
Gray's Inn
High Holborn
Baron Brougham
England
Robert Howard
Westminster Review
Wellington-street
Shoe-lane
Police Intelligence
D. Price
Martha Percival
John Lowe
John Stavely
Liverpool
Jos. Mosley
Mr. Barratt
W. Moseley
Moseley
William Moseley
William Jeffery Lockett
County of
Duan
Forrester
Dr. Forrester
Mosleys
Wm. Whiston
John Sims
Whiston
Rex. v. Hall
Leech
Charlton
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