Steamer routes and tradesides advertised across London
Gazelle Yorkshireman and London steam packets announce weekly sailings from Custom House Quay to Hull and return, promising powerful engines and ample passenger accommodations. Brownlow and Pearson, Hall and Co. advertise. Monarch steamer and a life assurance prospectus outline new savings and loan plans with two thirds of profits shared with insureds, offices to be opened nationwide and shares available.
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London
Hull
Collision at sea settles damages for Gipsy and Royal George
In Lord Denman’s court, the Gipsy and Royal George collision case ends with a verdict for the plaintiffs at £81 5s for repairs, denying extra time damages. Crown Side then covers multiple cobham burglary and other public cases, including a seven year sentence for Bedser and acquittals for two women, plus various city court hearings on beggary and domestic distress.
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Charles Down
Gipsy
Greenwich
Pitcher’s Point
Royal George
Trinity
Proton
Lime
Limehouse
Allen
Margate
Douce
Oter Witorssen
Court of Chancery notes on costs and decrees
The Lord Chancellor, after reviewing the register-book and decree minutes, held that Lord Brougham did not intend to include costs of the exceptions in the 1832 order. Judgment promised in Simpscore. Further actions against Sayer, Birchmore, and others to proceed next week. Knatchbull v Fearnafad hearing details follow. decree of the Master of the Rolls affirmed for Sayer and Hradshaw representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Portman Vt. Mint
Lord Brougham
Simpscore
Lori Howden
Sayer Co. Birchmore
Chancery Court deals with patents and debts in 1830 ruling
In VICFE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT Mr. Koight moved to restrain infringement of a patent to Losb and Stephenson for an improved iron wheel. The judge allowed an injunction but required legal action to test patent validity due to Paton’s prior patent. Separate matter concerns Sir Thomas Champneys and Ellwands over an equity of redemption. injunction continued despite insolvency and lingering bills.
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VICFE
Chancellor’s Court
Losa W. Hacue
Koight
Purvis
William Losb
George Stephenson
Jacob
Richards
Chandless
Paton
London and Birmingham Railroad Company
Yewonshia
Ellwands
Sir Thomas
Yewens
Buller
Elwands
Medley and Son's Bankruptsy creditors meet for proofs
A creditors meeting for Medley and Co bankers of Uxbridge and Windsor was held to extend proofs of debts and declare a dividend. The British North American Banking Company sought to enter a claim of 2000 against Medley. the claim was rejected in its current form. Dividend calculation postponed due to numerous proofs and extensive bankrupt transactions.
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Funblanque
Medley and Son
Bankerrtcy
Mesera
Medley and Soo
Uxbridge
Windsor
Attwood
British North American Banking Company
Medley and Co
Cusuch Gat
Medley, Scott, and Co
Medley
Insolvent debtor dies in court after discharge in Acolo
In Insolvent Debtors Court at Acolo Thomas Newman was ordered discharged after his case on the Wednesday list. Shortly after, he collapsed, died in the precincts. A medical man bled him but he died within minutes, likely apoplexy hastened by debt imprisonment. Coroner to investigate. Commissioner Bowen recognized the man’s ill condition.
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James Williams
St. Pancras
Mr. Laing
Kempton
Beadle
Keys
Watling
Thomas Newman
Bowen
Newhan
Horsemonger-lane
Cooke
Commissioner Bowen
Welshman brought before Lord Mayor on alleged abuse
A Welshman named Johan Davis faced the Lord Mayor over suspicions he violated a 12 year old girl, Sarah Somers, who served at his sister’s house. The girl testified that Davis slept in her bed once and later frightened her by entering again, while doctors offered conflicting opinions on any offense. The Lord Mayor ordered further examination to determine injuries and conduct.
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Mansion House
Johan Davis
Sarah Somers
Pamplett
Bigs
Edward William Richardson
Chiswell-street
Richardson
Lord Mayor
Silk handkerchief clerk charged with embezzlement at Mr Tucker
George Brockwell Guildhall a collecting clerk for silk handkerchief printer Mr J Tucker stood for feal examination on charges of embezzling 180 pounds and upwards. Witnesses described payments by checks to Brockwell and his receipt stamps and the suspect absconded on July 22. The case raised concerns for the mercantile community and he was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobler
Hubler
Charles Moylan
South-place
Islington
Semple
Istington
Alderman Scholey
Humphreys
Richard Wade
Morrison and Co
Fore-street
Mr. Tucker
Robert Black
John Baker and Co
Cheapside
Tucker
London
Rawson, Cox, and Co
Wood-street
John Champness
Messrs. Baker's
Roe
Paris
Chelanford
Lord Denman
Hatton Garden rape case at Golden Fleece Islington
Henry Fletcher aged 24 potman for Mr Morgana proprietor of the Golden Fleece Islington was charged with rape by Miss Maria Morgan aged 16. Case heard privately ascertaining particulars. witness sisters heard screams about three o clock the prisoner entered her room and got into bed.
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Henry
Fever and reform in Sydney 1836 commission changes
The Sydney papers report a fever scare linked to the Lady Macnaughten voyage and the sudden death of two high standing lawyers. A letter to civil servants announces their removal from the magistracy commission, prompting a remonstrance emphasizing long service, landholding, and the need for civil officers to retain magistracy status. The matter, tied to Lord Glenelg, highlights tensions between colonial independence and royal authority.
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Sydney
Feverry Sudney
Pogson
Supreme Court
Lady Macnaughten
Port Jackson
Sidney
New South Wales
Commission of the Peace
Colonial Secretary's Office
Lord Glenelg
Great Britain
Eoch
Hyde Park Beach
Acquittal drama taints New South Wales court action
The piece chronicles a controversial case led by the real prosecutor Mr. R. Cape and Captain Faunce. It criticizes their judgment in a cattle stealing dispute, notes alleged biases, and references a broader pamphlet about the Patriotic Association and treasury bills mislaid or misused. It also touches on social topics from fashion to public works and local governance.
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Maine
R. Cape
Faunce
Captain Faunce
New South Wales
Bush
Dennison
Mr. Bean
Henry Berner
Gent
John Stephen
Hobart Town
Patriotic Association
Bulwer
Treasury
SydNey Patriotic Association
Commissariat
Wentworth
Coutts and Co
Messrs. Coutts
Bank of England
E.S. Hall
Patriotic Association of
India
France
Italy
Europe
Meniala
Sydney
England
Canada
Farenbeit
Hunter-street
Bridge-street
Lee
Bathurst
United Australian Bank
Gregson
Justice Montagu
Henry Arthur
New Theatre
John Franklin
Doesix Vax Diemes
Tuesaday
Terry Hughes
London
Dublin
Courageous Drouot saves child near Golden Ball tavern
In Paris on April 9 a two year old child narrowly escaped death when a sand laden cart passed by the Golden Ball. A grocer named Drouot pulled the child from danger, injuring his arm but saving the life. The Rothschild family later showed gratitude, and 500s were distributed to Chalons poor. The Moorfields Catholic chapel St Mary reopened with high mass led by Bishop Daniel Macdonald, and rich decorations and music were praised.
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Rotuscuilo
Paris
Golden Ball
Drouot
M. Drouuot
Rothschild
M. Dronot
Dr. Drouot
M. Drouot
Daniel Macdonald
Trinidad
J Harrington
Pius the
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Hogarth
Baldwin
Cradock
Gort
Tristram Shandy
Gamos
Farmers’ Journal and Agriculturist
Pest Rdera
Robert Meares
Catherine-street
Strand
Poreman
A. S
Eastey’s
Southampton-street
National Loan Life Assurance Fund Society
Cornhill
Grace the Duke of Somerset
Pre Ferrine
T. Lamb Murray
Elofson
Charles Parebrother
Eng
Ald
H. Ganian
Robert Helland, Esq
Esq
George Langley
Kenneth Mackenzie
John Rawson
Soxeph Thompson
Wheatstone
E. S. Symon
Messrs
Wright and Co
W. Milbourne James
Webber
Amsurarce
Mutual Assurance Societies
Amoust
Cal& General
United Kingdom
Way
T. Lamie Murray
Nessra
Wricht and Co
Wenrietta-street
Corcat Garden
Mears
Webber and Tland
Bedfort-row
Liverpool
Thomas Tinley
A’ T
Lonidon
Min
Stacles
Littledale
Corpeteap
Charles Bedser
Wood
John Siggs
Edward Warton
Marriet Sims
William Walker
Cobham
Sarah Biggs
Woodley
Bigge
Chambers
Mr. Gaselea
Bedser
Espinasse
Biggs
Warton
Sims
Fairmillcommon
Partridge
Bedsur
W.W
Mary Walker
Sue
Higgs
Espicasse
Charles
Breiser
Frederick Corisbee
Walker
Mary Ann Clive
Epsom Downs
Christ
Jesse Box
Just Winess
Gaselre
Justice Littledale
Brggs
Warren
Oearly
Crown Court
Morning Chronicle
East Surrey
Kelly
Thomas Costello
Costello
Tam
Sol
Tom
Castello
Portsmouth
Bridewell
M'Lean
Lord Maeyer
Mr. Morgan
Henry Rozby
F.sq
Lime-street
City
Williams
Red Cap
Laing
Leing
Rozby
Roxby
Henry Woolley
Fenchurch-street
Ferguson
Rogers
Mr. Roxby
LAW Intelligence, Act
Bankruptcy Court, Avec.lo
Acolo
Police Intelligence
Australia
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