Peculiar Wines and Furniture Notice in Public Sale
An elderly advertisement notes Taylor Cart Upholstery and Furniture Repository inviting attention to a wide range of goods and a forthcoming exhibition. Also included are medical products from Abernethy and Usom, with warnings about genuine signatures and lists of various offices, agents, and retail outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firind
Exeter
James Ae and ‘Co
the Pi
Maest
Abernethy
Uson
Ason
Europe
American
J. Fleming
Holborn-bare
Sanger
Oxford-street
Johnston
Cornhill
Prout
Templeber
Fisher and Wagstaff
New Bond-street
J. Ason
Sugar and commodities report from the London market
The London price current notes steady demand for West India Muscovado and Mauritius sugars, modest purchases and ample arrivals. East India sugar and coffee show small firming in refined markets, while butter, bacon, and tallow trade quotes drift lower or flat. Public sales of Mauritius proceeds at full prices. provisions, spice and oil markets show limited shifts with bond duties affecting export dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sucar
India
West India
Mauritius
Jess
Inpix Bugans—-Bhet
East India
Shgar
Manila
Siam
P Gale
Pale St. Domingo
Batavia
Brazil
Gils
St. Thomas’s
Geneva
Friesland
Leer
Emden
Holstein, &c
Cork
Limerick
Waterford
Carlow
Ag Ta Repute
Bos
Newry
Dublin
Sligo
Belfast
Shin
Bengal
Madras
Lopacco
China
Robbery and counterfeit coin cases unfold at old court
In a Woolwich style hearing, George Hazel, 34, indicted for stealing 100 lb of wax candles plus items from employer John Field and Margaret Rowland, while wax worker Hazel and accomplice female both convicted after evidence of presents and confession. Separate trial sees James Bennett, 20, found guilty of selling counterfeit coin and sentenced to seven years transportation. A third case involving coal ticket fraud collapses amid witness discrediting, with officials pursuing suspected extortion by a solicitor and informer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hazel
Wali
John Field
Margaret Rowland
C. Phillips
Lambeth-marsh
Woodberry
Queensquare
Hazel
Miet
Bod
Vauxhall Gardens
Field
James Bennett
Joseph Parker
Yast
Evans
King’s Arms
Westminster Road
Hall
Hatton-garden
Parker
Mint
Peony’s
Mr.'White
Burton
Boys
Charles Bishop
Dorset
Abingdon Atminster
Evia
Cox
Mr. Harmer
Bishop
Penny’s ‘Wharf
Scotland’yard
Williams
Gillingham-street
Vauxhall-road
Williama
White
Penny’s Wharf
Mr. White
Harmer
Assault Upon The King Indictment At Abingdon Trial
Dennis Collins stands indicted on five counts for treason and attempted harm to the king. Overt acts include obtaining stones and throwing them at the king at Sunninghill Berks, with intent to kill. Proceedings led by Sir Thomas Denman and others, trial set for Wednesday at Abingdon. Also notes a new Sydenham church consecration and Ardor about Thetis salvage distribution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Collins
Sunning-hill
Berks
Thomas Denman
William Horne
Jervis
K.C
Campbell
Shepherd
W. H
Sydenham
Lewisham
Kent
Diocese of
London
Lloyd’s
Thetis
Séaton
Royal ’Exchange
Coal Trade Scandal At Queen-Square Police Office
A coal merchant Mr Chinnery faced an informer’s charge over coal tickets lacking quality details. Harmer exposed alleged pressure letters from Burton and witnesses, questioning the informer’s conduct. The case collapsed after chaotic testimony and a brief interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen-square
Chinnery
Abingdon Wharf
Millbank-street
White and
Gregorie
John Burton
Hartstreet
Covent-garden
J. Harmer
Harmer
Burton
John Cox
No. 9
Green-street
Wellington-atree
Cox
Penny’s Wharf
Scotland-yard
Portman-mews
Chinnery Cox
Mr. Harmer
Royal Naval Annuitant Society London meeting on junior officers
A meeting of the London branch of the Royal Naval Annuitant Society met at the Crown and Anchor on Monday the 21st. Captain Edward Brenton chaired as officers attended. The London branch proposed extending membership to junior officers and civil department members with wives and widows included. Mr Paine and Mr Starr argued for expanding benefits, citing safety differences. The meeting adjourned after thanks to the chair and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crown and Anchor
Edward Brenton
R.N
Willey
Devonport
Civil Department of the Navy
Paine
Greenwich Hospital
Firsh
Naval‘ Service
Starr
Royal Navy
West Hackney parish elects rate at fourpence in the pound
An adjourned meeting of West Hackney parishioners rejected the vestry plan to drain the churchyard and parsonage estates. They approved a fourpence rate in the pound for the coming year and ordered annual audits of churchwardens by three non vestry inhabitants, marking the first public rate meeting since 1824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusabera
St. Matin
Acre
West Hackney
Bolton
Pocock
Dalton
Alarm-bell Panic in Rheims On King’s Marriage Day
In Rheims on the Belgian king’s marriage day, Jean Baptiste, a wandering rustic, climbed Notre Dame's towers and accidentally triggered the alarm bell. The town of 35,000 panicked as guards secured the cathedral and searched for intruders. The man, locked inside two hours earlier, was found cowering and terrified, his simple act arousing broad fears of conspiracy or insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vougiers
Ardennes
Rheims
Jean Baptiste
Notre Dame
National Guard
J. B
Mystery of missing husband ends with Hertfordshire link
Mrs Boore learns her husband is alive and with relations in Hertfordshire after a letter arrives. A Devonport moonlit sighting over the harbour lasts two minutes during a brief shower. In Paisley voters pressure shopkeepers to register and back the popular candidate or risk public disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boors
Hertfordshire
Devonport
Morice-square
N.W
Paisley
Besa
Royal Thames Yacht Club match sails from Greenwich
A grand sailing pageant sailed from Greenwich to Gravesend and back with yachts Sabrina Victorine Rob Roy Figaro and Alert contesting the Royal Thames Yacht Club cup. The patrol and spectators filled the river as winds shifted, producing a dramatic finish with Alert and Figaro close behind Rob Roy and Sabrina. Powell’s Miranda fired a cannon salute as the cup was awarded to Mr. Ford amid cheers and toasts to the Thames Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke‘ of Clarence
Royal
Sovereign
Harrison, Esq
Ex Keates
Govern Greenvich
Greenwich
Gravesend
Figaro
Deptford
Wella
RobRoy
London
Mwea
Mictorine
I8tekes
Dneik
Sabrina
Figaroe
Ivexpin Cwan
Figutel
Rob Roy
Victorine
Woolwich
Hird
Rob
Genningtree
Victoriné
Greenhithe
Sabring
Erith
S.W
Woolwich-reach
W.S.W
Megane Sena
Sherry
Bo Roy
Miranda
Powell
Ford
the Thames
Yacht Club
Union Yacur
Fir
Margaret
Holts
Gleaner
R.T.Y.C
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T “Taylor
King-street
Bakerstret
M- Pc
Len
Sinuin
Weither
Jones
Augista
Duchess of Gloucester
Temata Philip the First
Ialul Family
Prance
Oene Bisons
Pancesaful
Erro
Rai
Dorty
al Jonés
Ma Gould
Howard
Conalee Howe
Boutler
Henderson
G. Jameson
Alby
Ta. Od
Butler
N .B
Menee
Anse Amually
Coutler
Cheaide
St. Paul's
THE
True Sun
Chelmsford
Colley
Stamp Office
County of
Essex
Janes Moir
Stamp-office
Currey
Southwark
Rate-Payers & Voters of
Westminster
City and Liberty of
Surrey
Sessions
Royal Naval Annuitant Society
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