Subscribers sought for share apportionment at Alberton Company
Notices seek subscribers of ALGUTTA AND SAUGUR RAILWAY and HARBOUR COMPANY to transmit names addresses and share counts to No 7 Birchin Lane London prior to directors apportioning funds per a August meeting resolution. Also details vacancies at OYAL NAVY SCHOOL Camberwell for a superintendent salary 3202 per year security 300. Various ads follow including day nurse wanted and watches for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyal Navy School
Camberwells
Jermyn Atreet
St. James's
J. M. Hope
Assize notes show charter party dispute and verdicts
Civil Court actions include a charter party clash over a 77 ton vessel bound for Odessa with 200 tons of tallow and demurrage. The jury fixed nominal damages after complex earnings and freight arguments. Also promissory note case and a murder wedding case, with a mercy recommendation and an aging stock inquiry ending in acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boor c. Simpson
Odessa
England
Deenswell
P'Sigtiff
Stainforth
Lyons
Binghem
Stoker in Docked Steam Vessel Case and Impostor Pair
Long London hearing rehailed the Duke of Sussex engine pin removal accused of intent to harm passengers. Expert witnesses argued about risk from pin loss and the public safety implications. Prisoner discharged. co-defendant impostors Robinson and Swan convicted for fraud against Mrs. Ellis.
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Mansion House
Winright
Duke of
T. E. Fearnley
Ratchife-cross
Duke of Sussex
George William Mayne
Pritchard
Theadke
David Greville
Two young men guilty of house theft in Central Court
In an Old Court session Lord Denman and Mr Justice Williams presided. William Davis aged 17 and William Smith aged 19 were found guilty of breaking into the dwelling of John Hunter at Hearobill Lodge Norwood and stealing a watch silver spoons and brooches. Another youth William Countryman aged 18 was found guilty of stealing twelve silver spoons eighteen forks and other plate from Joseph Trueman in Highbury Grove after being seen near the window and chased for a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daria
Wiliam Smith
Jobn Hunter
Hearobill Lodge
Norwood
Davis
Smith
Dulwich
Recorder
Rosseny
William Countryman
Joseph Trueman
Doane
Trueman
Highburygrove
Peraoos
Mr. Trueman
Chelsea pensioner tried for bigamy in Ireland marriage
John Scott a Chelsea pensioner, aged 63, stood indicted for marrying Jane Gavin while his wife Elizabeth was alive. Jane Gavin testified she wed in an Irish parish church in 1822 and had learned of his other wife, pursuing the case after the pension was stopped. The jury returned a guilty verdict.
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William Evans Hurt
Ann Wells
Charlotte
Clarkson
Sarah Walters
Hackney
Chingford Church
Charlotte Gowland
Clackson
Vernon
John Evelyn
Chingford
St. Pancras
Sergeant Arabin
Broomy
John Scott
Chelsea
Jane Gavin
Elizabeth
William Wyatt
St. Luke's
Elizabeth O'Neal
Mr. Clarkson
John Howe
Tast
Howe
Ireland
Guilly
Young News-boys Guilty of Stealing Newspapers
Before Mr Sergeant Arabia William Wells aged seventeen and William Cormack aged fourteen were indicted for stealing seventeen newspapers the property of Joseph Thomas newsman of Fiocblane Cornhill. Employed as news-boys they delivered papers then stole and sold them. Verdict Guilty. Sentence deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Arabia
William Wells
Wiliam Cormack
Joseph Thomas
Fiocblane
Cornhill
Rabid Dog Put Down After Rampage in City Streets
Early yesterday at about nine am a rabid dog was seen running through Smithfield with a protruding tongue and foaming saliva. It sought refuge in Mr. Fenton’s plumbing shop, causing alarm before fleeing to a cook shop cellar in Giltspur street where two policemen quickly shot the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Fenton
Giltspur-street
Post-Office Theft Trials Attract Lord Bolton Aid
John Hall the Post-office clerk faces re examination for stealing a letter linked to Lord Bolton. Lady Bolton and family attend as evidence reads, confirming theft of a letter franked by Lord Bolton. Edward Williams, another accused mail thief, is remanded after four money letters are found in his possession at detention. No further evidence offered on the additional charge.
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Lair
Prout
Strand
London
Blair
Brighton
Brew
Medical Hall
East Street
Thomas Prout
United Kingdom
Bow-Streef
Rorpentes
John Hall
General Post-office
Lord Bulton
Craveo
Brockhampton-park
Andoversford
Peacock
Post-office
Wooler
Lord Bolton
Edward Williams
Dupe of Cambric Smugglers Charged in Public House Sale
A brace of duffern named Jones and Boyd were charged with selling a piece of so called real French cambric to a naive young man. The buyer paid 10s after a test of cigars over brandy, then learned the fabric was Scotch gauze. The court relicensed seven shillings to settle the imposition as the complainant left, thinking it wiser to accept Hobson's choice.
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Jones
Boyd
Gda Yard
Mr. Chambers
Mae
Hobson
Hatton Garden Murder Suspect Remanded After Wife's Death
John Henesy, Irish labourer of Saffron Hill, is brought to the court in custody charged with the murder of his wife Margaret Heneay. Witnesses report persistent abuse, a fatal beating, and a stabbing wound above the eye. Henesy found with 128 in his possession. remanded until after Coroner's inquest.
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Hatton-Garden
Murper
John Henesy
Caroline-court
Saffron-hill
Dover
Beadle
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Ellis
Margaret Heneay
Cover
Crick
Rogers
Stirling
Young Kensington Boys Charged With House Burglary
Edward Poirnall, fourteen, son of a resident on Pownall terrace, and Thomas White, twelve, son of a tradesman in Chester street Kensington, faced magistrates charged with breaking into Mr. William Shorlock’s house at No. 2 Pownall terrace. A roof aperture and a stolen watch, pearl earrings, and Irish linen were alleged. Both boys admitted involvement after pawnbroker evidence tied them to pledges. Committed for trial.
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Sherlock
Pownall
Pownall Terrace
Mountrow
Lambeth
White
Poweall
Hit
Wedgwood
Extraordinary Case o Alleged Swindling in Lambeth Street
John Jones a servant and William Griffiths sought Hom G C Norton s aid after a lady claiming to be Lady James Grant entangled them in a swindle. She hired Jones as a footman while ordering costly goods across London, using Denton s phaeton, then vanished with no funds, the pair recounting a voyage to Exeter on the Monarch Liverpool steamer with no money.
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Dartmouth
Jones
Vincent
Cotton’s Wharf
London
Mr. Vincent
Totnees
Bradovich
Matthews
Bonday
Charing-cross
Grant
Mr. Norton
Lea
Bire Street
St. Katharine’s
Norton
Denton
F Lea
Lambeth-Streey
John Jones
Smart
William Griffiths
Hom
G. C. Norton
James Grant
Denter
Whitechapel
James
Ireland
Devonshire
Holborn
King William-street
Deaton
Lady Grant
Blackwall
Exeter
Doctor Birkbeck Fined For Evading Toll At Turnpike
The case at Wor ship Street involved Dr Birkbeck of Finnbury square accused of attempting to evade a toll by stepping from his carriage near the City road gate. The coachman and lessee Mr Everett supported the complainant, and the defendant admitted plans to pay the next day. He claimed ignorance of the Act while magistrates noted multiple Acts govern turnpike roads and urged consolidation. He was fined the toll amount and costs.
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Birkbeck
Finnbury-square
Mechanics’ Institutions
Everett
City Road
Broughton
Armadillo theft and plague encampment tales from old papers
The page mixes a Bruff marriage fright linked to a county election with an anecdote on a London Zoological Society armadillo theft. It also recounts a plague encampment scene and a benign but mistaken nitrous oxide cure tale involving Sir Humphry Davy and Dr Beddoes. The items reflect 19th century sensational miscellany and curiosity.
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Hourigan
Limerick
Bruff
Limerick Chronicle
Zoological Society
Regent's Park
Iosape
London
Magazine of Natural History
Garden of Eden
Sultan
Lane Davy
Beddoes
Davy
Thompson's East Riding election address at Beverley Arms
In Beverley a large gathering heard Sir F Lawley and supporters witness Mr Beilbyy Thompson declare the poll unfavourable to his side yet not disheartened He defended his record and charged opponents with unfair advantages while vowing independence and gratitude to his followers. A Tory mob outside jeered and made noisy demonstrations in support of their religion.
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East Yorkshire
Beilbyy
Thompson
F. Lawley
Cooke
la Marche
Beverley Arms
Demeo
Conservative Association
Mr. Thompson
Mock Military Play In Queen's County Town
Maxyarrouan Saturday Niort reports a town acting as a fortified stage with troops drawn up in streets. Cavalry charges and infantry proceed as crowds shout and entertain the spectacle while soldiers and spectators exchange laughs. Enthusiasm grows as news of Fitzpatrick’s rising majority over Vesey sparks cheers.
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Queen's County
Maxyarrouan
Niort
Bugia
Anon
Fitzpatrick
Vesey
Dublin Morning Register
Windsor Festive Programme for Her Majesty's Windsor Arrival
Windsor residents outline a multi day celebration starting with a flower arch and 40 young Windsor women at the Long Walk, an address to the Queen, a charitable dinner, fireworks, and a bachelor’s revel, with subscriptions raised totaling around 250 pounds and events through Thursday and Friday. The piece also notes a separate South Sea exploration dispatch, Napoleon heart rumors, and a near fatal self drowning in Waterloo Bridge with a Liverpool native involved.
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Windsor
Windsor Castle
Thia
Bulkeley
South Sea
Durville
Pacific Ocean
M. Alex. de Humboldt
Admiral Krusenstern
Bach
Philadelphia
John Rennie
Savans
Naproveon
St. Helena
Napoleon
Alexander
Africa
Suterpe
Waterloo Bridge
Williams Street
Waterloo Road
Liverpool
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Mer
Rat Pompret
Thomas Wiliam
Southampton
Chancery
Rie and
Woodgate
No.3
New Square
Lincoln's Inn
High Court of Chancery
Brodie
Lady Arundell
James Everard Baron Arandell
Wardour
Wilts
Ace
Coumetin
Henry Marin
Southampton Buildings
Chascery Lane
Treheen and White
Leadenhall Street
Lombard-street
Reat Western Railway
Bristol
Longa
Les A. Saunders
Thomas Osler
John Hooper
C. W Tanted
King-street
Hammersmith
T. Cox Savory's
R.M
Assize Intelligence
Northern Circuit
Acc
Civil Court
Justice Coltman
Samvec Ann
Kitsiaw
Qu Feliun
Rio Jaseiro
Samuel and Co
Wskctifs
Meney
Jo Janeiro
Rink
Riobeiro
Agrot
Crown
Baron Parke
NEW Court
Evizaneti
Sarah Fore
Brown's
Gray's Inn-lane
Robingoo
Guildhall
Police Intelligences
Edgeware Road
Horsford
Rainey
Mendicity Society
Robinson
Berkeley Square
Sturgeon
Duke of Bedford
James Graham
C. Burrell
Rawlinson
House of Correction
Central Criminal Court
Avo
Old Court
Justice Williams
Marlborough Street
Wexford
James Power
John Maher
R. Queen’s
Charles Coote
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Tipperary
Moore
T Barker
Sligo
Cooper
T. Sereee
Percival
Mr. Ones
Westmeath County
Chapman
Nagle
Handcock
Seevevec
Levinge
Cork County
Aus
Barr
Pewee
Seth Ewer Energy
Ee Roche
Beavenese
Longfield
Weaens
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