London and Westminster Bank share subscription notice
A capital of 18 000 000 is fixed for shares divided into 100 000 with 3 per share payable in part and three months’ notice for any further calls. Subscriptions may be sent by letter to the London and Westminster Bank at No 35 Great Winchester Street Old Broad Street. Members named include Marquis John Stewart and others. Reform Parliament and repeal of taxes noted.
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London and Westminster Bank
Great Wincheater-street
Old Brad Street
London Crime Notes From Old Bailey and Street sights
The report recounts Lord Mayor remarks on Adams and police fees, Parson Dell’s con games with a waggoner, a truck accident injuring a Ramshaw woman in St James's Square, Shillibeer omnibus fines, a Vauxhall ride dispute, and a Union Hall murder inquiry with a canal death rumor surrounding James Ireings.
Murder trial at Walworth over canal death case
The Littletown case recounts a woman found drowned at a canal and a prisoner claimed to be at home by his mother. Witnesses described conflicting alibis and rumors about marriage, a potential ring, and the deceased's mental state. The magistrate noted discrepancies but found no direct evidence linking the prisoner to murder and released him. In Lambeth Street burglary, two men were remanded for stealing plate and other goods from Mr. Baines after a back window break in Mile End Road. Thames police: Ipswich steam packet case ends without charge. stewarding speed questioned and damages offered.
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Ady
Joseph
Tayor
Old Bailey
Metropolitan Police
Edward Dell
Parson Dell
Pansion
Brimstone
Fire
London
Billingsgate
Pgo 9
Kingdom Come
Marlborough Street
Henry Bara
Jermiah Congie
Ramshaw
St. James’s Square
William Bingham
Shillibeer’s
E.49
Oxford-street
Regent Circus
Mr. Hoskins
Shillibeer
Mr. Shillibeer
R. Tubbs, Esq
Bethlem Hospital
Vauxhall Gardens
Robert Birch
Waterman
Vauxhall
Tubbs
John Bull
Union-Hall
James Ireings
Elizabeth Sutton
Chambers
Price
Thomas Swanton
Clarence-street
Walworth
Camberwell Fair
Mr. Chambers
Jones
Phoebe Hall
Margaret Blain
Smithera
Blain
Hogden
Thomas Shephard
Messrs
Walker and Norton
William Baines
Middlesex
Mile Ead
Division of Police
Baines
Thames-Police
Steam Packet Navigation
Wing
Ipswich
Broderip
Thames
William Ward
St. Katharine’s
Langham
John Scott Lillie
Pytata
Brent
Ntos
Larly
Estes
M‘william
Broughton
R. M'William
Wentainsterha
Tria
Mansfield
Louser
Panne
John Scott
Lillia
J. Lillicen
M A
Labor unrest over wages at Pimlico Palace dispute
A reader letter defends fair pay for masons at the Pimlico Palace construction, correcting a claimed general strike. It states Mr Brown’s shop and the Clarke crew paid 30 shillings weekly, denies three strikes, notes a single stoppage with both shop and site workers, and outlines a peaceable union-like plan to secure just wages through lawful means while condemning violence.
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THE
True Sun
Lir
Clarke
New Palace
Palace
Marble Arch
Usion Club
Masons
London
Brown
Greece
Nore Besser
Law intelligence shows bankrupts before court and plan for heating court
An old man named Robert Roberts, debtor to Mr. Joseph Maberly, faced Commissioner Ponblangse after repeated summons. He claimed ill health and poverty, promised settlement via the official assignee, and was held in custody. Separate hearings with John Tunner revealed em bezzling accusations, adjourned six die. Workmen install a Perkins heating apparatus for the Bankruptcy Court using hot water pipes to warm the building.
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Robert Roberts
Joseph Maberly
Ponblangse
Maberly
John Tunner
Lynn
Fonblanque
Newgate
Perkins
Bankruptcy Court
Westminster Sessions Guilty verdicts and sentences
The Westminister sessions opened before F Const Eng and magistrates. Charles Foreman was found guilty of aggravated assault on a boy under twelve and sentenced to pay one pound one shilling with leave to speak to the prosecutor. A request to exhibit articles of the peace against Turner failed. Grand jury later indicted Turner for assault. Beene, Racket three Moss, and Ann Brooka’s attackers were found guilty. fines of ten shillings each were imposed and paid, and defendants discharged.
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F. Const Eng
Charles Foreman
John Osborn
Dunbar
Thomas Hague
Turner
Attihudes
Strand
Lord Mayor pursues swindlers mimicking Coster tricks
A Bristol letter warns merchants of a composed fraud by Thomas Bennett of Fleet Street London, imitating signatures to obtain goods or forge bills. The Lord Mayor orders inquiry, detains Bennett, and condemns the practice as vile swindling. A Nottingham note mocks a humbug scheme by Joseph Ady and praises the mayor’s exposed method.
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Coster
Bristol
Thomas Bennett
Fleet-street
London
H. Stephenson
Spereamult
Thos
Fuidge
Mesara
R. Fuidge
Clare-street
Bennett
School of Coster and Co
Notra
Dence
Ennett
Justice Room
Schentac
Park-hill
Nottingham
William Hannay
J Hannay
Joseph Ady
Joseph
Joseph Ad Inories
William Ady
Ignity
Parish Meeting Rejects Church Rate In Sutton
In Sutton parish, a meeting chaired by Robert Wrout voted to postpone any church-rate after agreeing to a two pence per pound rate. An amendment urged resistance to church-rates until the legislature acts, and a voluntary subscription was proposed to cover last year’s costs and any current expenses. A correspondent questioned the church’s authority to impose rates, and the meeting passed both resolutions amid debate on parish finances and governance.
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Sutton
Robert Wrout
Henry Anderson
Chas. Garland
George Clarke
Holy Mother Church
Lincoln Mercury
Huncerrorp
Mhadraghur
Wood
14Th Battalion
Phout Sawant
Guerin
Wilmot
Delhi
Messrs
Alexander and Co
Calcutta
Arrival of Jeremie Sparks Mauri Times Confrontation
An uneasy scene unfolds two days after Jeremie’s arrival as factions draft a protest and sign a document. The event centers on Malayan officials and colonial tensions with a nervous government official resisting renewed orders.
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Abbott
de St Yalner
Warde
Blan
Fein
Dombiedikes
Keeley
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ONDON
Westminster
Xisau
Scotland
John Stewart
Bote
Samuel Anderson
Lord Stuart
George Arbuthnot
Henry Bkosanquet
Thamas Fremantle
William Robert Keith Douglas
Henry Harvey
Paani Maser” Stewart
Ryervey
Henry Thomas Hope
Pearson Thompson
T. Spring Rice
M.P
So Tre Pee Ki Aensy
James Rilgwey
Edinburgh
ConraLgis G
America
Oberver
George Robins
Indiana
Inchbald
Johnstone
Tut
William Tait
Simpein and Marshall
John Cumming
India
AJOR
Pal Veronese
R. Wilson
Iila
Lo Studio
John Major
Ll Booksellers
Godfrey Higgins
F.R.S A
Bucer
Maelancthon
Zuinglius
Besa
Tindal
Cranmer
Ridley
Mede
Jeremy Taylor
Marah
Magee
Robert Barcley
John Calvin
Hunter
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ridgway
Precadilly
Z. Fox
Martinseum
Porras
Junius Redivivas
Pel
Fox
Paternomarsow
Harriet Martineau
Charles Fox
Illea
Ford
H. B
Duke of Clarence
Willian IV
Fitzclarence
St. Cloud
Descente
Queen-street
Holboro
Madras
Gravesend
Portsmouth
Robert Ford
West India
Man, and Co
Australia
Hobart Town
Sydney
Hoserah
Layton
John Marshall
Uth
Woo Jopcock
Old Teny ; Ecaipwarp
Leicester-square
Cabinet-Makers' Society
Piccadilly
Cpa
Cra O
Cabi- Society
Auyptian
Pia
Parch All Hd
Society
Saetinna
Sun
Pirot
Pimlico Palace
UNION
LAW Intelligence
Mauritius
Jeremtie
Charles
Jeremie
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