Ystyolyn Estate sale in Carnarvonshire details and dates
Auction notice for the Ystyolyn Estate in Criccieth Ynyscynualarn Penmortfa and Treflis parishes Carnarvonshire comprising over 300 acres let to multiple tenants. One-lot sale at Maddocks Inn Tre Madoc on Tuesday September 16 1337 with sale hours five to late afternoon. Printed particulars and plans available gratis from multiple solicitors and at various towns including Aberystwith Pwllheli Carnarvon Bangor Newtown Shrewsbury and Liverpool. Dated August 11 1837. Also includes steamship services and a broad ad section for confectionery brandy and medical pills with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnarvonshire
Ystyolyn
Criccieth
Ynyscynualarn
Penmortfa
Treflis
Carnarvon
Maddocks Inn
Tre Madoc
Tuxspar
Southampton
Chancery Lans
London
Wm- Jones
Crosbysquare
Mesa. Ferard
Harvey Jones
Solicitora
Austin Friars
Messrs
Grifithes
Jones
Welshpool
David Jones
Linydarth Park
Can Office
Nantgomeryshire
Sale
Aberystwith
Pwllheli
Bangor
Newtown
Shrewsbury
Liverpool
Liverpool flour dispute ends in ordinary jury verdict
In Liverpool two cases unfolded. A grain trader sues for thirty five sacks of flour claimed as their property, alleging transfer by Binney and ensuing liens. the court weighs fraudulent preference and bankruptcy implications. In a libel case, a dyer sues Bristol Mercury owner for a defamatory article on charity funds, with the judge cautioning restraint in political commentary and the jury awarding damages.
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Northern Circuit
Liverroc
Aue
IG. Civil Court
Coltman
Docpate
Blans Hago
Mensey and
Navigation Company
Liverpool
Nardecai Iivey
Manchester
Binney
Messrs. Dugdale and
Blanshard
Wass
Platots
Thro
Br. Creswell
Knowles
Bincey
House of O'Neil
Alexandn
Wightman
Templer
Someaton
Erle
Carron
Crowder
Butt
Bristol Mercury Nanapauper
Corporation of Bristol
Redcliffe
Wallaces
Hristol
Melix Farley
Hristo! Mercury
Libel trial over brewer's alleged misdeeds in Liverpool case
In a London court a libel action involves a Liverpool brewer who severed ties with a partner. A Society for cautioning tradesmen published accusations, including payment into a bank and use of a delivery order. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of twenty shillings.
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Wightman
Crompton
Creswell
Alexander
Tomlinson
Wien
Liverpool
Albyn
Albye
Plaistiar
South Wales
Teetutallers Society vs Master Chimney Sweep Case
In Bristol Berkshire, a master chimney sweep sues the Teetutallers Society after being removed from Taylors Hall platform during a meeting on October 3. The plaintiff alleges assault and injury to health and finances, while the defendants claim the plaintiff violated society rules by speaking without approval. The jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff with damages amid crowd intrigue.
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Bristol
Terspay
Tindal
Buconin
Butt
Montague Smith
Erle
Joseph Grace Smith
Teetutallers’ Society
Taylors’ Hall
Dows
Uriatus
Temperance Society
Ciiedy
Newspaper Covers and Postal Rules Turned Back
A Leeds Mercury note warns papers sent to France must have directions written without any printing. Another Times letter, signed Minister, argues against a baptism registration law, suggesting clerical oaths to honor sacred entries.
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France
Thyreoo
Leeds Mercury
Cabmen indited in fatal August cab clash case
William Sergeant aged 24 cabman and three others faced trial for felonious killing of Elizabeth Ford following a night long taxi dispute from Stamford Street to the Circus. Evidence showed a collision near Rowland Hill’s chapel and subsequent whipping and pursuit. Jury found Sergeant guilty of manslaughter, Johnson and Nichols guilty as accessories after the fact. Hill acquitted due to identity doubt.
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Diath
Fretova Criyise
William Sergeant
Thomas Willian Mill
Robert Johnson
James Nichols
Elizabeth Ford
Mr. Doane
Messars. Phillips
Clarkson
Hill
Stamford Street
Circus
Surrey Gate
Blackfriar
Rowland Hill
Malla
Mallen
Wellington-street
Seregeant
Mullen
Johnston
Nichol
Nichols
Bank forgery case ends with acquittal at Recorder
In London’s Borough, Mary Lyons aged 17 John Scanlan and Catherine Murphy were tried for uttering a forged 201 note to defraud the Bank of England. Evidence tied to a clothes purchase and pawned items, but the Recorder ruled the evidence insufficient and the jury acquitted all defendants.
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Recorder
Mary Lyons
John Scanlan
Bank of England
Catherine Murphy
Duane
C. Jones
Seaglan
Seaglan and Lyons
Jack
Eugh Street
Borough
Lyons
Corowall Road
Stamford-Street
Murphy
Mary Buckley
Broadwall
Cornwall Road
Murrhy
Doane
Sirong
New Court Proceedings for Obscene Books Case
Edward Duncombe a bookseller appeared in court in custody of Officer Shackell to plead to an indictment charging him with selling obscene books and prints. The bill had been found months earlier and a bench warrant issued, but execution failed until that afternoon. Serendeat was committed to Newgate in default of bail.
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New Court
Edward Duncombe
Shackell
Serendeat
Newgate
Convicted Felon Indicted For Intermarriage Case and Duck Theft
William Andrew Arnold a farmer aged 25 was found guilty of intermarrying a fourteen year old girl with Mary living as his wife. Transported for seven years, John Langley and George Palmer were indicted for stealing a duck and drake from Mr Wright’s Hackneywick establishment. a boy inmate testified to seeing Langley with the drake and a duck was identified as the stolen birds.
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William Andrew Arnold
Elizabeth Emma Harditon
Mary
Clarkson
Sergeant Arabio
John Langley
George Palmer
Drake
Wright
Capt. Brereton
Hackneywick
John Williams
Langley
Phillips
Win. Wright
Williams
Medway steamer's ashore action at Gravesend dire need
Directors of the Star Steam Packet Company met at Gravesend to probe the Medway tragedy from London to Gravesend. Captain Robert Smith chief mate Hollingham and engineer Sait testified that smoke appeared near Greenhithe, crew fought fire, passengers gathered forward, and the vessel was beached bow to wind between Red Lion and Pitcher’s yard at Northfleet to save lives.
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Frvenite Particodlars
Medway
London
Gravesend
M. Mori
Stock Exchange
Northfleet
Erith
Smith
Greenhithe
Northfeet
Hollingham
Red Lion
Wate
Mr. Mori
Star Steam Packet Company
Robert Smith
Hill
Northfleet Hope
Leeward
Holingham
Theo
Degire
Thomas Hollingham
Mr. Hill
Williams
Northfeet Creek
Womaga
Mr. Gladdiah's
Richard Sait
Richard
Greenhilde
Northfret
Passengers Lost at Sea After Calamity at Gravesend
Miss Emma Sale of Miller Street Camden Town and a Mr Mori among the saved. Mori believed dead, carried to the Hit or Missa. Other passengers aided by local houses and Star Company directors. A missing woman Elizabeth Davis, about 23, last seen overboard during the turmoil.
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Pee Paysengers
Emma Sale
Miller-street
Camden Town
Cordingely
Paternosterrow
Cleaves
Mori
Star Company
Gravesend
Steam Packet Company
Elizabeth Davis
The Classms of Madam Lipano Murat in France Affair
The article explains Countess Lipano Murat demands ownership of Elysée-Bourbon and Neuilly palaces after Murat’s fall. It outlines treaties at Bayonne and Fontainebleau, the Vienna Congress impact, proposed pension terms of 100000 francs per year, and Letitia Murat’s modest inheritance and savings.
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Lipano
Elysée-Bourbon
Neuilly
Monsieur
Madame Murat
Joseph Napoleon
Spain
Naples
Grand Duke de Berg
Joseph
Bayonne
Byth
Kingdom of Naples
Joachim
Elysée-Bourbon and
Napoleon
Fontainebleau
Murat
Kingdom of
Council of State
Countess of
Chambersion
Madame Letitia
Madame Buonaparte
Rome
le Commerce
Arsenic in Slow Poisoning Described by Italian Experts
Professor Thompson reveals that minute arsenic doses undermine health gradually enabling slow poisoners. Carelli notes aqua forfuna, arsenious acid in aquacymbalarie, causes progressive weakness, feverishness, insomnia, loss of appetite, culminating in dropsy and fatal eruptions.
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Hahnee
New Poor Law Amendment Battle in Sussex
A lengthy case before Battle magistrates stars James Dunster, a pauper at Battle workhouse, who accuses Lamon the governor of brutal assault over a disputed food portion. Witnesses describe blows with a rolling pin, a bloodied head, and Dunster escaping to Captain Bedingfield before a Lewes prison trial. The hearing fills six hours as the bench orders bail for Dunster and commits Lamon to trial at Lewes.
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Battle Bench
Dexster Co
Lamon Axp
Eason Tv
Dunsten
Lamon
Battlepoorhouse
Dunster
Mr. Langham
Mr. Kell
Captain
Langham
James Dunster
Battle Workhouse
Istress
Goon
Gioner
Master
Danater
Donster
Mr. Lamon
Ann Turner
Duvater
Mtaster
Well
Danster
Hey
Duwater
Lingham
Dubater
Kell
Davenport
Devonport
Bel Ihan
Board of
Meeciee
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Erioneth
Edward Hughes
Machyrileth
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Cwrmmere
Dynin
Alltgoch
Prongoch
Llanfuargclgenerglyn
Mia
Pugh
Iwan Jenkins
Edward Owen
William Owes
Earen
Monarch
St. Fore
Custom House
Hull
Sorpreinger
Lo Jon
Agena— Brownlow and Pearson
W. J. Hall and Co
Custom House Quay
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Dutillers
J.T. Betis & Co
Smithfield Bury
Pri
T. Cox Savary
Cornhill
Tedeer
T. Cox Savory
Lam
Lincolnshire
Noble
Mr. Prout
Strand
Boston
Liz
Blair
Mary Barton
Bolingbroke
Peat
W. E. Emmett
Thomas Brackenbury
Draper and Grocer
Balingbroke
J. Notile
the Crue Sun
Paice
Central Criminal Court
Ave. 17
Old Court
Lanky Darby
Margaret Lorman
Ear Barnet
Hertfordshire
Fisher
Mr. White
Dance’a-hill
Barnet
Jane
Angel
Witness
Fabe
Lord Deeman
Norman
Jeremiah Driscoll
Mary Driscoll
Santavero Felds
Commercial Road
St. George's
Lord Denman
Phillipp
Palmer
Norwich
Hamilton
Carttar
Western Circuit
Atv
Times
Madam& Lipano
NEW Poor Law Amendment Battle Union
Sussex
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