Contempt for Law in Lord Brougham Critique and Unionist Case
The piece denounces Lord Brougham as a charlatan misusing the Poor Law debate to attack magistrates and defend idleness. It laments the Rush to punish Gerard under an odious act, arguing secrecy and mistrial taint the Warrington case and condemn the perverse hunt of Unionists under flawed law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Lord Brougham
Narcissa
House of Commons
Heroded Herod
Gerard
Manchester Advertiser
England
Lancaster
Dorchester
Lord Grey
Coxcomb
Warrington
Friendly Society of Cordwainers
Watson
Lord Lyndhurst
Starkie
Surprising Triumphs of Steam Navigation Tour
An intriguing note extols a London to York shorthop by Yorkshire steam boat. The piece praises economy and speed on the Thames and northern ports, claiming a full round trip with Sunday London dinner for 10s. It urges readers to enjoy sea air travel, coastal scenery, and northern depots for a minimal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames
Bankruptcy Court Sifts Claims in Sutton Estate
In a bankruptcy hearing before Commissioner Fane, the assignee opposed a creditor’s right to prove on a discounted bill of exchange, arguing new security after fiat created a new debt. The judge ruled the creditor may recover only the difference between dividend and original debt, not harming other creditors. Another plea sought to force assignees to elect between fulfilling or abandoning a contract for Herne Bay and Camberwell houses. the court held the 76th clause did not empower such compulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Fane
Sutton
Brookes
Herne Bay
Camberwell
Court of Review
Summer Assizes Lancaster Case Over Beef Dinner Dispute
At Lancaster assizes the plaintiff who runs the Champion in Liverpool sued the Amphi theatre owner for a supper bill after a benefit performance of Gustavus III. The jury found damages of 38s with double costs as the defendant argued the charges exceeded agreed limits. The session also covered related ejectment, theft, horse stealing, and public nuisance cases with multiple committals.
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Lancaster
Baron Gurney
Sampson
Armistead
Liverpool
Champion
Gustavus III
Milner
Mathews
Middlesex Sessions Respite for Abraham Belasco Case
In the matter of Abraham Belasco at Middlesex Sessions on October 25, Mr Prendergast moved to respire the recognizances to the next sessions. An affidavit showed notice served on the parish. Counsel Adolphus admitted notice but would not oppose the application though consent was withheld. The court respited the recognizances to the next sessions and required the defendant to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verterddy
Police Gazette
Richard Jones
Henry Polson
Whitecrogs Street
Twopens Dispatch
Hue and Cry
Davis
G 192
Pelson
Pelgon
Perry
Polson
Broughton
William Evans
Samuel Lane
Onion
Shoreditch
Lane
Newgate
Mary Redman
Bethnal-green
Beadle
Sexton
Abraham Belasco
Prendergast
Adolphus
Oranges stolen from bonded warehouses case in London
A boy named John Paradise was brought before Sir Chapman Marshall for questioning about orange thefts at Fresh Wharf Lower Thames Street. He claimed he slept in the warehouse for shelter, while the watchman noted a narrow gap in the bars that could admit a small boy. The magistrate ordered further inquiry to protect the child.
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Jepp
Jeweller
Bond-street
Tsis
Mills
Oxford-street
Chambera
Marylebone
Swinp.inc
George Hewett
Cobbett
Schutt
W. L. Bulwer
Upper Seymour-street
Anne Visa
Booth
Hereford-street
John Thompson
Park-street
Thompson
Visa
Newgate
Union Hall
Thames
Darine Rospertes
Charles Ollis
Charles Ulsdell
Combe
Commercial Road
Mr. Ulsdell
Austin
Ulsdell
Bath
John Hart
Ballantine
Star
Gravesend
Limehouse
London Bridge
Olinthus Gregory
Evans
Purverar
Thames Police
Hart
John Paradise
Chapman- Marshall
Fresh Wharf
Lower Thames Street
Chapman Marshall
Chapman
Compter
Marlborough Street
John Johnson
Sidney Adcock
Dean-street
Gosling
Kilburn
Mr. Gosling
Prosecutor
Drunken death at stairs in Steelhouse Lane
A coroner's inquest in Steelhouse lane Birmingham found the Irishwoman Tools died from a fall while intoxicated. The jury ruled death by falling stairs in a state of intoxication. A separate report from Liskeard details two wax candles found in a wheat rick, likely intended to start a fire. The Henwood family suspects arson aimed at destroying the stack and outbuildings. authorities seek the responsible party.
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Steelhouse Lane
Birmingham
Henwood
Liskeard
Plymouth Advertiser
Second Edition True Sun of Piy Seven O Crock City This Day
The notice appears to announce the second edition of a local paper or bulletin in Crock City, labeled This Day, featuring the true sun headline style. It references multiple fragments and stylistic cues without clear events or names.
Insolvency Declarations and Nobility Honor From The Gazette
From the Gazette of this evening at St James's Palace dated August 90, 1834 the king grants knighthood to David James Hamilton Dickson and lists numerous insolvency declarations. Items include Thomas Barrett grocer Stamford. William Edwards Powell and John Powell linen-drapers Oxford Street. Francis Bonoafe Cornhill merchant. Samuel Grew Birmingham hatter. James Allport Birmingham provision dealer. William Brindley Fleet Green cheese factor. Soulsby Newcastle tailor. George Haywood Birmingham wine merchant. Thomas Smith Stockton tailor. others across London and Birmingham with dates Sept 9 and Oct 7 noted for court or bankruptcy proceedings.
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Thomas Barrett
Stamford
Lincolnshire
William Edwards Powell
John Powell
Oxford
Francis Bonoafe
Michael’s Alley Cornhill
Iscamuel
the Law Society
Birmingham
Messrs. Clarke
Commission-room
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Dawson
Symond
Messrs. Norton and Chaplin
Gray’s-son-square
London
Harrison
Thomas Smith
Stockton-upon-Tees
Hatter
Black Lion Inn
Sturmy
Wellington
Southwark
A Loving Pair in Castlebar Petty Sessions
Mary Shannon and Mary Tarkinter, two rivals in Castlebar, fought in Staball Street with nails and stones until the police intervened. Shannon was convicted of assault, fined five shillings or one fortnight’s imprisonment, while Tarkinter lodged information. Shannon vowed revenge as she was led away.
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Joseph Bourke
T. Bourke
M‘alpine
Mary Shannon
Mary Tarkinter
Stabail
Dobbin
Lisa Shanton
Miss Tarkinter
Youngwerdd
Staball
Durancs
The Angler by Captain Medwin in Wales
In his new production The Angler in Wales Captain Medwin blends angling lore with life anecdotes from India Switzerland and Italy. His Noctes style recalls Byron Shelley and other poets as he narrates adventures and sketches of notable companions amid alpine scenes and mountain streams.
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Wales
Medwin
Principality
India
Switzerland
Italy
Byron
Shelley
Births and Marriages and Deaths in London Notices
Births record a son in Abercraig New Brunswick and a daughter in Brompton-square. A daughter is noted at Whitehall-place. Marriages include F H Thomson and Fre derica Mande, C Mann and Catherine Maria Crosley, with various addresses. Died entries list married and widowed individuals, including P E Wyche and Anthony Cardon, with ages and locations amid a long, era-appropriate notice.
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Abercraig
N.B
Cardross
Brompton-square
J. Bs. Ryder
Coeur
Whitehall-place
J.’ W. Childers
M.pi
St. Margaret's
Westminster
F. H. Thomson
New Cavendish-street
Frederica Mande
C. W. Hallett
Ary’s
William
Myn Howe
Russell-square
Mary Elizabeth
G. Welbank
St. Junes
St. James's
Clerkenwell
C. Mann
The
Stock Exchange
Catherine
Maria Crosley
Cumming Sheets Pentonville
P.E. Wyche, Esq
Camberwell
T. Myers
Blackteath
Reigate
M ‘Anse
Anthony
Cardon
Harriet
G. L Engelbech
Marlbor
Igrett
G. ‘Potter
Wiatogonomaralana
John Moon
Winchester
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Traill
Furlong
Winel
Samuel Clarke
Abridge
Essex
Murray
London Road
John Wedderburn
Charlotte-place
Bermondsey Street
Whisney
Sterry
Wedgwood
Queen-Square
Matthew Hale
Burrell
Thomas Evans
Truman
Hanbury
Cottage-place
Bird-street
Westsquare
Lambeth
Jed Burrell
Olp Ale
Thomas Skinner
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lambeth Palace
Messie
White
George Anderson
Astley’s Theatre
Middlesex
Areoust
Police Intelligence
Oo Antellic
P. Bank
Stecoes
Seeerern Itto
Frente Ke Saas Pec
Ry Nes
Legge Bakas
Real del Monte
Renee Ie
St. James’s Palace
David James Hamilton Dickson
Q. M
F.R.S. Edin
F.L.S
Royal Naval Hospital
Plymon
Weede
Castlebar
Willliam Mirouett
Propaterons
Fie
Strand
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