Equitable Insurance offer on life policies and bonuses
The notice outlines a life insurance plan with a bonus from Equitable, allowing half the premium to remain unpaid for five years as interest or to be deducted later from the policy. Eligible 45 year olds may insure for life at certain rates, with options to discontinue after bonus receipt. Offices at 3 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall. Also mentions music from Peake's Musical Romance Blanche of Jersey and brandy recommendations by Hetts.
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Earl of
Exrol
Earl of Courtown
Eiri Leven
Melville
Parkl
ACP
Eastnor
James Stuart
William Plasket
Equitable
Edward Boyd
Waterloo Place
Pall-mall
Peake
Blanche
Jersey
John Barnett
Miss Romer
Frazer
Normandy
Miss Poole
Mr. E. Seguin
London
Leoni Lee
Albemarle Street
Hetts
J. T. Betts & Co
Smithfield
Burobo Street
Insolvent Debtors Court Discharges Navy Purser Earle
In the Insolvent Debtors Court on Ave 12, Arthur Norris Earle, once purser to the ship Comes and later on half pay, seeks discharge. Opposed by Chard and Woodroffe for creditors, he is remanded five months and then discharged, with creditors warned of future action.
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Commissioner Bowen
Arthur Norris Earle
Cooke
Woodroffe
Messrs. Chard
Navy
London
Edward Chard
England
Mr. Cooke
William Goring
Nichols
Messrs
Henry and Co
Worthing
Pleasance
Warwicker
Cambridge
Thomas
Haines
Leicester-street
Regent-street
Bir
H. D. Goring
M.P
Messia
Garrard
Messrs. Henty and Company
Baskers
Achegue
Currie, Bankers
Cornhill
Messrs, Henty and Company
Curries
Lute
Vicasahee
Nessrs
Currie
Preseance
Mr. Haines
Vincent Cotton
Bowen
ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT SHERIFF ARREST MISTAKE TRIAL
A London assize report covers a false arrest case in which Mrs Hirley was misidentified and her sister MacNamara detained. The sheriff’s officer Morris Levy allegedly coerced walking to Red Lion Square, causing injury. verdict against Lewis Levy with nominal damages, and later capital cases for Warrington stabbing yielding death sentences.
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Cromnos
Miss Macnamara
Red Lion Square
Morrie Levy
Lewis Levy
Hirley
Morris Levy
Taintiff
Witness
Flirky
Obe
Hin
Herows
Cougees
GSI
Stage fraud and arson trials at Northern Circuit
Thomas Robinson faced a guilty verdict for obtaining money with forged Liverpool postmarks in Manchester and Salford, while a charge of arson against Thomas Watkin for burning a shippon largely failed as the jury acquitted him. The docket also noted highway robbery charges against Thomas Sharples, William Hulme, and Henry Leech with a later shop theft and pawn plot in Wigan and Bolton contexts.
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Liverroot
Crown Side
Baron Parke
Thomas Robinson
Manchester
Salford
Liverpool
Lancaster
Serjeant Alderley
Adolphus
Martin
Wilkine
Sret
Thomas Sharples
William Hulme
Henry Leech
Cross
Bolton
Wigan
Uther
Willaston murder trial ends in manslaughter verdicts
John Steele aged 23 and Benjamin Webb aged 25 were charged with the wilful murder of Buswell Meredith at Willaston near Nantwich. The jury found both men guilty of manslaughter and sentenced them to transportation for life. George Steele, brother of John, had given key testimony and was later jailed for a pottery burglary.
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John Steele
Benjamin Webb
Buswell Meredith
Willaston
Nantwich
Trafford
Cottingham
Mary Meredith
John Wilkinson
Meredith
Brady
Brady, Who Had Been Called To See Mr. Meredith
George Lovatt
Mr. Meredith
George Steele
Timsdale
Weatertop
Rockwood
Webb
G. Steele
Potteries
Bething
Joho Steele
Steele
Witoens
Charles Burgesa
Murderous plan on the Duke of Sussex engine exposed
A stoker John Wintrite faced scrutiny at Mansion House after the engine pin was reportedly removed from the Duke of Sussex steamer, endangering 150 passengers. Evidence showed the pin’s removal caused excessive steam pressure. witnesses noted the prisoner’s intoxication and threats. Remanded until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
Commercial Steam-boat Company
John Wintrite
Duke of Sussex
Gravesend
Acc
George Howell
Sigineer
London
London-bridge
Howell
James Green
Extrusive Lodging House Plunderer in Marylebone Case
A well-dressed young man named J William Johnson alias Stacey faced a Marylebone bar for stealing valuables from lodging-house keepers. He allegedly pretended to rent rooms, then fled with a silver watch and other items after stealing gowns, a silk shawl, and an Indian scarf from Mrs Walker’s lodgings. He was later charged with further thefts and committed for trial.
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Parke Street
Dorset
Walker
Poe
Artist James Stevens Charged With Appropriating Lost Money
James Stevens of Webber lane, an artist, is charged with taking 750 from a dropped 50 and 1 note in the street. The money was recovered via a bank change and by testimony from his daughter and Mrs. Hopkins. Hopkins and Stevens are remanded until Wednesday.
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Union Hall
James Stevens
Webber Lane
Holloway
Tower-street
Lant Street
M Division
Webber Row
Hopkins
Myre
Wurtemberg Prince and Louis Philippe Feud Over Match
Gossip in the Fendi Papers speaks of a flirtation between Prince Alexander of Wurtemberg and Princess Marie daughter of Louis Philippe. A breakup seems probable as Alexander seeks to transfer his Russian army rank to his bride’s homeland, while Louis Philippe resists granting similar promotion to the son in law.
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Fendi
Alexander of
Wurtemberg
Marie
Louis Philippe
Mortuary discoveries and harvest notes in Suffolk and London
The Suffolk Chronicle reports a harvest in Ixworth and Forehag likely abandoned due to pests. In London, workmen digging a sewer near Meux and Co. unearthed six female skeletons and a coffin with a stake, presumed suicides from over a century ago, later buried in St Giles. A Paisley weavers’ deputation met the Premier, and Queen Victoria granted 200 pounds with Lord Melbourne adding 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottenham Court-Road
Messrs. Meux and Co
Trernoon
St. Giles’s Church Yard
Paisley
Lord Melbourne
Thames Royal Yacht Race Crowns Queen Victoria Vessel
A Thames Royal yachts event celebrated the accession with a keen competition for a gold or silver gilt cap prize. Entrants included Princess Victoria Lady Louisa Sabrina Alert Queen Victoria Maria and Victoria led early and through tense rounds to finish with the Alert winning at Gravesend and the Queen second as the cup was awarded by commodore Lyon.
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Princess Victoria
Jona
G. Barrop
Lady Louisa
J. D. Lee
Sabrina
H. Gunston
Alert
W. Lyon
Lady Emma
J.T. Hewen
Queen Victoria
T. Smith
Maria
E. Bayley
Louisa
Princess
Loeisa
Victoria
Princesa
Northfleet
Gravesend
Jeeward
Beant
Windward
Woolwich
Victorine
Isir
Royal Hospital
Queen
Lyon
W. Harrigan
Colluhoun
Juliea
Registration reform and household qualification proposal in 19th century
A correspondent argues for a simple voter list based on ratepayer householding to ensure quick cheap elections, urging removal of special qualifications and local oversight. The note implies public accountability and simple revision as the remedy for fair suffrage across counties and boroughs.
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Bryan
Hume
Lamdholdera
Lories
Counlies
John Russell
Middlesex
Joseph Hume
Tug SpyLor
Garpgn
Luxeemsourg
Duke of Decazes
Chamber of Peers
Luxembourg
Bassett’s Weir
Carniver
Barnstaple Bridge
North
Tedman
Abbot
Prince Napoleon Buonaparte Arrives Quietly in Arenberg
Reported arrival of Prince Napoleon Louis Bonaparte at Arenberg Switzerland after leaving London on the 30th. He traveled with one servant in disguise, passing through Richmond to a villa on the Thames. The prince is said to have revealed political aims and scientific interests, earning high regard among notable figures in Britain.
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Napoleon Louis Bao
Arenegberg
Switzerland
Queen Hortense
London
Rotterdam
Fenton’s Hotel
Richmond
Thames
Nans
Areni
Strasburgh
Napoleon
Icf Vel Sman
Medical Conspiracy at Apothecaries Hall Exam Abuses Exposed
A correspondent to the Lancet reveals chronic abuses at the Apothecaries Hall exams, detailing coerced outcomes and bullying by examiners. Two well-informed pupils were rejected. appeals were denied. The letter accuses examiners of ignorance and favoritism, urging reform in medical boards.
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Edinburgh
Sayer
London
Christison
Lancet
Northumberland election provokes derisive attendance at Alnwick
A Northumberland correspondent reports the Alnwick election where Lords Howick and Ossulston were re elected with no opposition. The scene resembled a private funeral procession amid marked indifference. Ossulston faltered in speech, while Howick defended ministerial policy but avoided the New Poor Law. Dissidents left the room over a sectarian toast, signaling waning reform support.
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Northumberland
Noxtagen
Alnwick
Sistult
Howick
Gssalston
North
Lord Howick
Lord Ossulston
Lord O
Earl Tankerville
Ossalstup
Quarterly Review
Meroory
H. Hag
Hui Evection and piracy reports in early notices
Anxiety over a borough inquiry grows as the Mavagio Committee is formed and counsel retained. Piracy acts near the Dardanelles rob a Greek bombard and a French schooner, with 20,000 Turkish piastres seized. Extraordinay birth in Middleton prompts rapid charity collection for the poor family affected.
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Hui
Austin
Thompson
Aod
M.D. Hill
Lill Advertiser
Thomas Crisp
Liverpool
Dardanelles
Maria Gazette
John Jackson
Middleton
Egerton
Rochdale
Stockport Advertiser
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Orking Men's Association
John Vasby
Smithy Door
APF
Oldham
Ashton
Bury
Stockport
Easbey
John Cleave
Henry Vincent
Hall
Bates
Yorkshire
William Lovett
United Kingdom Life Assurance Company
Waterlooplace
Pall Mall
Viscount Glandia
Flphinstone
Belhaven
Stenton
J. H. Dalrymple, Bart
T. Cux Savory
N.B
Price Do
Assize Intelligence
Crown Court
Martin Ryan
Michael Connor
John Entwistle
Warrington
Bridge-street
Akeep
Kinder'’s Lane
Ryan
Booth
Entwistle
Croft
Covnor
Kinder
Ian
Connor
Hyas
Wuate
Thomas Watkin
Joseph Holland
St Hayton
Brown
Mr. Brandt
Margaret Dooley
Theevening
Mr. Holland
Mrs. Holland
Abe
Holland
Chester
Police Intelligence
Ixworth
Suffolk Chronicle
Prince Napoleon Buonaparte
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