Plans Lodged For London And Richmond Railway Reviews
The City of London and Richmond Railway Company files plans sections and reference books with parish clerks across Middlesex Surrey and the Borough of Boothwerk for inspection. Officials named include A Shover Christ Church Walworth W France Saviour's Carter Street Walworth James Langman Gawler Lambeth Francis Brothers Kensington Thomas Hackman Fulham Charles Humphreys Hammersmith Thomas Chapman Battersea Whittell Poster Wandsworth James William Carpenter Putney John Humpty Barnes John Squire Mortlake Thomas Dewns Richmond Downs Buildings offering inspection through listed parish clerks.
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City OF London and Richmond Railway Company
Middlesex
Surrey
Boothwerk
A. Shover
Christ Church
Penton Place
Prancie Street
Walworth
France
Carter-street
James Langman Gawler
Lambeth
Francis Brothers
Kensington
Camden Hill Terrace
Church Street
Thomas Hackman
Fulham
Wimbley House
Charles Humphreys
Hammersmith Parsh
Bridco Road
Hamoversmith
Thomas Chapman
Battersra
Statiover
Highweet
Whitteld
Wandsworth
James William Carpenter
Putory
Raddler
High Areet
Putney
John Humptyarnes
Barnes
John Squire
Mortlake
Thomas Dewns
Richmond
Downs’ Buildings
Deaths by Self Inflicted Wounds At Drury Lane Inn
An inquest at the Kean's Head Tavern investigates the death of Joseph Jefferies age 57, an actor from Drury Lane Theatre, who died from self-inflicted stab wounds after a period of mental distress and two prior suicide attempts. The verdict is insanity. Also reported is the inquest into Miss Mary Stagg age 43 who died by oxalic acid and laudanum, amid love distress and delusions about a marriage proposal. Verdict: death by self poisoning during temporary derangement.
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Joseph Jerrettes
Actoe
Kean
Vinegar-yard
Drury-lace
Cutler
George Alfred Walker
Drury Lane
Huffaloe
Fitzroy-square
Stringer
Edward Bornard
St Pancras Church Rates Reform Fund Public Meeting
A public meeting at the Commissioners Rooms Hampstead Road Hampstead on Thursday evening decided to raise a fund called The St Pancras Reformers Protection Fund to pay damages and costs from a libel case against a broker employed by church trustees. Subscriptions are invited by treasurer Thomas Murphy and secretary Thomas Fisher with several listed addresses.
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Hurch-Rates
ST. Pancras
Douglas
Lord Abinger
Court of Exchequer
Mbher
Edward-street
Hampstead Road
William Reid
B. Douglas
Thomas Murphy
Edward Street
Hampsteadrosd
Thomas Fisher
Guildfoni
Nusseli Square
N. A. Vigors
Chester Terrace
Regent’s Part
Joseph Ivimey
Chancery Lane
Commissioners
Hempstead Road
Friends of the Abolition of
Record of Old Bailey Session Highlights Growth in Prisoner Counts
The Recorder addressed the jury noting 297 prisoners committed this session versus 225 last year and 246 cases tried this session, up from 16 cases submitted previously. Ten days of court sat, with juries at twelve hours per day for seven of ten days, and 18 indictments not returned. Sir Serjeant Arabin ill, jury dismissed with thanks from the Court.
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Serjeant
Arabin
Court Aims Public Mercy In Transportations For Thievery
New Court proceedings show Alexander and Johnson among those sentenced for robbery. The Recorder notes private pleas cannot be entertained at home and upholds public punishment while expressing sympathy for families. Transportations reach fourteen years for the pair. numerous others receive varying imprisonments and several face death notices. The judge’s address hints at royal clemency sparing most lives.
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Alexander
Johnson
Princeers
Transportatiog
Recorder
George Hardwick
Julie Potter
Julio Toe
Henry M'Gee
Abraham Bolton
Sarah Green
Henry Inskip
John Barnes
Thomas Haines
James Bastin
George Wade
Juan Masuo
Richard Jones
William Wynemore
Edward Lee
Michael Doyle
Wiliam Fletcher
John Roberts
John Reese
Thomas Brown
William Cribward
Frederick Rutter
John Beaumont
William Drax
James Spinks
John Brice
William Sherry
John Bye
Frederick Bye
Thomas Belsham
George J. Wicks
John M.cormack
Henry Greenfield
John Thomas
William H. Dougal
George Tull
Sarah Placey
Pharlie Donovan
Mary Campbell
Mary Ford
Elizabeth Lane
Martha Millwood
Martha Millwood. For Fourteen Years,—Hannah Wonicourt, Eliza Joo
Edward Shepherd
John Fonseca
John Taylor
Chas Birchens
Luke Brady
Joseph F. Perkins
Foe Live
James Williams
George Wood
Thomas Fowler
George Barnes
James Browne
James Lockyer
Isaac Kett
James Stebbings
William Sarles
James Eliott
Jane Morgan
Susan Collier
Iea Martin
Eliza Loan
Deati
James Lapham
Thomas Mead
Henry Heather
Jobo Smaies
Daniel Turner
James Turner
William Death
James Riley
George Jamieson
Francis Drake
Jobo Thomson
William Gracey
William Ray
John Welch
Westminster Sessions Calendar Shows Ordinary Offences
On December 8 before Francis Const Esq and several Justices the calendar was read with ordinary offences. no notable trial occurred as the day progressed.
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Francis Const
Surrey Sessions Dec 8 Case of William Marshall
William Marshall, who pleaded guilty to an assault on Hassen Bro Abdallah at Surrey Theatre, faced a magistrates court. He failed to comply with a prior arrangement and offered 20 shillings, 10 to Surrey Dispensary and the rest to cover prosecution costs, plus an apology in four newspapers. The court noted his poverty and considered reducing the payment, but Marshall had not completed even the lenient terms including the newspaper apology.
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HE Legal and General Life Assurance Society
Chancery Lane
Trcetren
Right
the Earl of Devon
Lord Lyndhurst
Sir Herbert
Vier
Chan Jenner Lathe
William Wingfeld
Alexander Glen Finlaison
Assurante
Merta
Hedger
William Marshall
Hassen Bro Abdallah
Surrey Theatre
Chambersson
Surrey
Litty
Chambers
Lilly
Court upholds harsh view on aggravated assault case
The Chairman condemned the defendant's assault on the Arab as highly aggravated and accused defence witnesses of perjury used to mislead the court. He refused to modify the court’s rule, ordering the defendant into custody, then releasing him after payment and compliance with terms.
Woman Demolishes Jeweller Window in Guildhall
Caroline Saunders, repeatedly in custody for disorderly conduct, destroyed a plate glass pane at Mr Lamb’s jeweller Ludgate Hill by striking it with a key. A policeman restrained her. she claimed poverty and temptation by costly goods. Alderman Wilson committed her to Bridewell for two months for wilful damage and ordered mental evaluation for Bethlem.
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Stanton
Alderman Wilson
Caroline
Sabe
London
Lamb
Wilam
Bridewell
Bethlem
Major Kerr Williams in Custody for Tradesmen Swindle
A man presenting as Major Williams of the 12th Lancers was examined on charges of defrauding tradesmen. Witnesses identified him also as Kerr, Willis, and Major Kerr, with Bath connections and forged bills. He stood committed on the indictment certificate as attorneys and tradesmen claimed various goods and property.
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Marlborough Street
Williams
12Th Lancers
Hayes
Bond Street
Chambers
Westminster
Bath
Marshall
Willis
Mr. Chambers
Sanderson
Kerr
Major Kerr
Marquis of Lothian
Court of Session
Mr. Sanderson
THREE MEN CHARGED OVER TERRIBLE TURPENTINE FIRE AT OXFORD STREET WORKSHOP
Marylebone Magistrates heard a charge of pouring spirits of turpentine on fellow workman William Kibble and igniting it. Kibble, badly burned, is hospitalized with limited hope of recovery. The suspects, Joseph Jackman, William Summers, and William Ayres, deny involvement, claiming accident. A brother testified to the incident at the Rathbone place factory and to the near-fatal injuries. The court demanded clearer evidence before proceeding.
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Dames
Kibble
Shott
Mr. Shott
Detention and discharge in Hatton Garden linen theft case
Eliza Jenkins alias White was examined over a linen theft at St. Andrew's workhouse in Gray's Lane. She admitted pledging forty three shirts from army clothiers with linen supplies, handed over thirty seven pawn duplicates, and was committed for trial after the master denied liability for workhouse losses.
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Hewitt
James Hodgson
Plater and Son
Army-Clothiers
Charing-cross
Ana
Mary White
Worship Street Suicide Attempt by Youth
James Bishop an eighteen year old weaver's son appeared before Mr Grove on a charge of attempting to throw himself into the Regent's Canal. He had previously tried various poisons and drowning within twenty four hours. A medical man warned bystanders diverted him with harmless liquid labeled poison. He tied his legs and attempted to leap from a canal bridge twice. He refused to explain his motive. His father sought security but the magistrate ordered committal on bail.
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Suicior
James Bishop
Grove
Regent's Cagal
Mortimer
Appleby
House of Correction
English Pirate at Thames Office Pirates Ship Industry
James Inglis appeared before Mr Ballantine charged with piratically stealing the schooner Industry and its stores and apparel. Evidence showed the ship sailed London to Oporto, diverted to Vigo, Gibraltar, and Cadiz, with the crew involved. Inglis confessed to serving as mate and claimed unable to return to Oporto. remanded on piracy charge for a week.
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Thames
James Inglis
Ballantine
Thomas Wrangham
Paradise-street
Rotherhithe
London
Oporto
Vigo
Wrangham
Gibraltar
James Evans
Thames Police
Hannibal
New York Packet
St. Katherine's Dock
Industry
Wranghan
Ballantrne
Cadiz
Coffin
Fantine
Lord Albert Conyngham to edit New Sporting Magazine
Report says Lord Albert Conyngham will edit the New Sporting Magazine with possible joint help from Mr Suitees and Nimrod. A Glasgow dinner plan emerges with a deputation to invite Lord William Bentinck and James Oswald, with health concerns causing a delay.
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Albert Conyngham
Sporting
Suitees
Nimrod
Glascow
William Bentinck
James Oswald
R. Grahame
Whitehill
Lord W. Bentinck
Oswald
Patrick Mitchell
William Bestinck
Glasgow
Aroper
Wesday
Interesting Oriental Ex Tracts From a Missionary Wife
Extracts from letters of a young American missionary wife in Constantinople describe July 4 patriotic feelings amid Turkish life, Lancasterian schools, and observations of Armenian families, Ottoman manners, and the Sultan’s palaces. The writer notes easier communication with America from Persia, local customs, and changes in the Muslim world.
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Perpia
Constantinople
Mrr
Goodell
America
Commodore Porter
Trebizonde
Tabreez
Oormiah
Odargai
Bosphorus
Seragha
Lewes Reformers Meet for Ministers Support
Mr Kemp and Sir Charles Blont, Lewes MPs, spoke to the Bundle of Sticks Society on Tuesday, pledging Reform support and outlining their past conduct. They affirmed their intention to back Ministers on upcoming Reform measures in parliament. A missing gentleman alert followed, describing a man last seen near the Mansion-house heading for Calais, with distinctive clothing and a diamond ring.
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Tus Messrs
Lewes
Mr. Kemp
Sir Charles Blont
Borough of
Bundle of Sticks Society
Fim
Kemp
Sir Charles
Missile
Thames
Calais
Bease
Radical politics in reform bills and ballot suffrage
A letter to the editor argues for immediate removal of tax-paying limits in the Reform Bill and an early adoption of the ballot. The writer urges Radical unity, threatens Liberal ministers with loss of support, and cites Mr O Connell as a model of sincerity, dated Strand Dec 5 1836.
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Lords
Ector
O’connell
Attorneys to Be Admitted Hilary Term 1837
A long list of individuals, mostly with addresses in London and surrounding counties, are admitted to practice by the bar for Hilary term 1837. The notice records countless articled clerks and their assignments to legal mentors and patrons across multiple locales including Gloucester, Middlesex, Nottingham, Portsea, Taunton, and Plymouth, detailing their respective sponsors and locales.
St Luke's Chelsea Trustees Debate Church Rate Appeals
A special general meeting of St Luke's Chelsea Church Trustees heard appeals against church rate expenditures. The Rector chaired as critics argued illegal spending and seizures over unpaid rates. Attorneys and authorities questioned trustee authority and urged legal review. the board adjourned after routine business.
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Kinazey
Legos
Chaltela
Browers
Ackiam
Warburtom
M.P
John Campbell
Phillips
Bedford-street
Strand
S. M. Taylor
George-sueet
Sloanesquare
Middlesex
King arrives at Antwerp amid storms and naval notes
Brussels report notes the King reaching Antwerp from Laecken aboard the in afternoon. Mentioned are M Lebeau poised as East Flanders governor in place of Count Vilain XVEXI. A storm on the 29th damaged Beverloo camp and news of ships capsizing near Blankenburg. a family loss is cited as well.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Laecken
M. Lebeau
East Flanders
Vilain Xvexi
Beverloo
Blankenburg
Peru
Europe
Calatria
Buabe
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Tobago
Saaees
Virginm Islands
Thea
Uder
Henry Hill
Hull
Packet Company
Custom House Quay
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Brownlow and Pearson
Agena
High-street
MO. Hall and Co
Camp House Quay
Francis Beetrham
Chatham-place
City OF London and Richmond Railway
Iidercure, &c
Jonas Rinns
English Post
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LA N’culloch, Esq
Charles Knight and Co
Ludgatestreet
Frederick Blayney
Henry Butterworth
Law-Bookseller
Fleet-street
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J. T. Betts
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Henry
Nottingham
Henry Percy
Parsons
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Norfolk-street
Harrison Ainsworth
Grafton-street
Piccadilly
George Delmar
Price
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the Younger
Portsea
George Caught
Presswell
Totneas
William Dotdge Taunton
Totness
Parson
John
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Red Crogs-street
Barbican
Verulam
David, the Younger
Bedford-row
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Cardiff
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Norfolk- Beer
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Wilmington Oper
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Tancaabize
Henry Beamnington
Ulverstomn
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Sudbury
Suffolk
Robert Ransom
Rodd
Edward John
Yarm
York
Arthur-street
William Fawcett
Rash
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Chelsea
John P. Fearon
Inner Temple
Smith
William
Otley
Joan Smith
Irhowan
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Tempeer Belgrave
Place
Pimlico
William Penfold
Broderick J. Fuller
Hoare
Thomas George Fynmore
Craven-atrest
Rand
Senior
Bernard
Mitrecourt Chambers
Lewis Goodin
Tewkesbury
Reawien, Giraeny
Able Jenkins
Newno
Warwick
George Cattell Greenway
Stockdale
James
Sowerby
Baker-street
John Firth Empson
Glanford bin Lincoln
John Nicholson
Glanford Briggs
Lincoln
Norton-street
Polsud-street
William Euclid Batt
Hereford
John Lucas
Argyll-street
Saunders
Arthur John
Attia Cloisters
Weatmajnatere
John Eldad Walters
New-aquare
Lon
Ponpsem Jobe
Dover
George William Ledger
Stephens
Store-street
Bedford-aquare
William Built
Tyndall
Henry Witton
Birmingham
Thomas Tyndall
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