General Steam Navigation Company announces foreign packet sailings
The General Steam Navigation Company lists departures from the Custom-house to Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend and other ports with weekly departures and specific return schedules. Cargo and passenger services, freight inquiries, and agent contacts are provided, including offices in Lombard Street and Crescent Minories.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ostend
Hotterdam
Messrs
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Black
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Messrs. Cowie
St. Martin’s de-Grand
Colman
Underwood
Haymarket
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
Po ‘al Steam-Packeta
Charles Bessell
Bec
Lombard -Street
Burford Cottage
Chiswick Press
George Cruikshank
Turkey
Morocco
Beer RD
London
Thomas Tege and Son
Cheapside
R. Griffin and Co
Glasgow
Terg, Wise, and Co
Dublin
Terrible fall injures elderly Mrs Petty in Grosvenor Square
A severe accident at No 22 Brook Street, Grosvenor Square, leaves Mrs Petty gravely injured after falling twenty three stairs while returning to the breakfast parlour. Surgeons report a fractured skull and little hope of recovery. In Wiltshire, Lord Bolingbroke’s keepers encounter fourteen armed poachers in a brutal night clash. One man severely cut, another water-logged rescue. A 300 guinea reward is offered for information leading to arsonists who burned Gowen Holloway’s farm at Warblington with a free pardon for non-culpable accomplices. The steam yacht Vulcan, built in Manchester, arrives to travel near Lake. engine high pressure, iron hull, will be disassembled for Zurich.
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Stockine
Lord Bolingbroke
Lediard
Wilts
Coxe
Gowen Holloway
Emsworth
Warblington
Ireagur
Inha
Vulcan
Manchester
Lake of Ete
Incheck
Zurich
Poor Woman Denied Parochial Aid and Forced to Seek Help
The Ratcliff magistrates hear the destitute woman who pleads for husband support and parish relief. Beadle and parish officers refuse interference while the applicant seeks 5s weekly aid. officials urge legal action against the husband to prevent starvation. Separate session discusses arrears under the defunct East Smithfield Improvement Act with Mrs. Lawrence claiming hardship as desertion and benefit to the London Dock Company. A postponement is granted to resolve authority questions.
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Ratcliff
Beadle
Compe
Thames
Combe
Headle
Mr. Combe
Broderip
Ballantine
East Smithfield
London Deck Company
Hause of Commons
London Dock
Lawrence
Middleton
Appointments and insolvency notices in Whitehall papers
The Lord Chancellor appoints Anthony Portington of Alford Gent and Moses Woodland Harvey of Moreton Hampstead Gent as Masters Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Declara tions of insolvency list Robert Elford Twickenham Common. William Burrows Leicester Street. Robert Patrick Lynch Duke Street Portland Place Hackney as rosin oil manufacturers and others. Bankrupts named with surrender and court dates, official assignees, and fee details across London venues. Dividends, certificates and dissolutions of partnerships also noted with dates and locations.
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Whitehall
Anthony Portington
Alford
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Moses Woodland Harvey
Moreton Hampstead
County of
Devon
Great Surrey Street
Blackfriars-road
Victuallers
Messrs
Lewis
Ely-place
Holborn
Belcher
William Barnett Stuart
Mount-street
Grosvenor Square
Newbon
Great Carter-lane
Doctors’ Commons
Groom
Abchurch-lane
James Kingsley
Holme
Bedfordshire
Court of Bankruptcy
Egan and Waterman
Essex-street
Strand
Clark
St. Swithin’s-lane
London
Thompson Alderson
Rufford
Lancashire
Town Hall
Preston
J. and
F. Armstrong
Todd
Chester
Staple Inn
George Boyer
Farnham-place
Southwark
Hutchison
Crown-court
Threadneedle Street
Edwards
Pancras-lane
Adolphus Richter
Soha-square
Tubercacle-walk
Draper
Reed
Broad-street
Cheapside
Green
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Thomas Coleman
Darlastoo
Staffordshire
the Lion Inn
Wolverhampton
Clarke and Medcalf
Lincoln's Low-Fields
Bennett
Cornelius Marsh Payne
James Jones
Patergoster-row
Silx-Printers
Broughton
Brigga
Falcon-square
Gibson
Basinghall-street
John Humphryes
Newgate-street
Victualler
Crown Fon
Stourbridge
Strangwayes
Walker
Barnard’s Son
Harrison
Thomas Dane
Audley
White Bear Inn
Middlewich
Froggatt
Clifford's Inn
Skerratt
Sandbach
William Larke
Bungay
Suffolk
the Rampant Horse On
Norwich
Kingbury and
Marrison
Clark and
Metcalf
Lincoln’s In-Fielda
After Fire, Flues Show Soot Anew At Parliament Ruins
In the week after the Parliament fire I observed burnt flues and vitrified tiles indicating intense heat and likely soot buildup on the flues since the last session. Iron columns bent in varied shapes proved metal unreliable for fire resistance. bricks endure heat better. Clay columns or marblelike ceramics could replace iron in future structures at lower cost. embellishments could be glazed or finished in muted tones. A note mentions a Duke of Gloucester’s embalming request found in his escrutoire.
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Houses of Lords and Commons
House of Lords
Duke of Gloucester
Reed
Newcastle
Sunderland
Alnwick
Hexham
Abingdon
Buduty
SMG Adis
Birmingham
Carmarthen
Grantham
ST Blandford
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Bristol
Lincoln
Sutton
Huntingdon
Oakham
Ween
East Retford
Ae Gloucester
Ajo
Owduty
Ees Ceenee Os
Salisbury
Oo Shepton Mallet
Sherborne
Oy Taunton
A. Gainsborough
Maidstone
Haddington
Sula
Carlisle
Oufee
Penrith
Asioe
Ae Devizes
A Chard
Venseene AO
Iorncastl Oe
Sae
Ae i Louth
Ee Pry Spilsby Sence
Arminster
Pingham
Yeovil
Anerrs
Andover
Basingstoke
Bath
Bridgewater Oe
Cirencester
Buenos Ayres
Smyrna
Esenveeas
Wartern
Liverpool
Sud Manx
Benenecarene Wiech
Timper
Riga
Aenderen Orem
Hanizig
Otunees
Eeseseneens T
Quebec
St Deas
Best Petersburgh
Cseseneennees
Court reporting of 19th century chancery and king's bench actions
The report covers motions in the Court of Chancery and Vice-Chancellor circuits, details on retirement pensions for clerks, and a King’s Bench trial in the case of The King v Cook and Donlan. It includes witness testimony, acquittal of the defendants, and remarks on insolvent property disclosure and schedules.
Secondaries' Office Case Over Clothes Credit
This report covers a case before Mr James the secondary for recovery of 181 pounds 33 shillings 6d for clothes supplied to the defendant's underage son. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff. confusion over whether credit was extended to father or son arose during deliberations.
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Bingham Jr
Hammond
James
Tongue
Robertson
Bankruptcy Court Examines Westley for Likely Dividend
In Mr Fane's court Westley underwent final examination with creditors showing no objection to his certificate. Officials predicted a considerable dividend, though interwoven accounts with the True Sun reduce potential gains. The assignee and solicitor anticipated further improvement once Hindmarsh property matters settle. A separate insolvent debtor, master mariner William Benson, faced a creditor challenge over an unlisted claim against Portugal for 2721 tied to his 1832 Oporto blockade action.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Fane
Westley
Wood
Turquaod
Commission
Sun
Mr. Hindmarsh
Mr. Westley
William Benson
Armstrong
Oporto
Don Pedro
Sartorinla
Surrey Sessions Indict two thieves for watch theft
James Neal and Henry Butts were found guilty of stealing a watch from Thomas Comington in Ham Surrey and sentenced to seven years transportation each. William Bellchambers received life transportation for stealing a sheep. the session notes discuss minimal cost savings from the Criminal Law Bill and retain the Chairman's power to sentence to transportation for life.
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James Neal
Henry Butts
Thomas Comnington
Ham
Surrey
Guildford
Ilam
Neal
William Bellchambers
Barnet
Sutton
Union Hall
Central Criminal Court
Curious assault case at the Lord Mayor’s court ends in discharge
A distressed young woman faced a felony charge with a foreigner cited as the accuser. Witnesses testified seeing the man seize and accuse her of robbery in Token House Yard, but the Lord Mayor found the testimony doubtful and released her, noting a possible mistake by the accuser.
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Mansion House
Lucatt
Tokenhouse
Yar
Compter
Queen-Square
Cole
1St Regiment of Grenadier Guards
Burrell
John Woodford
Union Hall
Thomas Brown
Mary Wilton
Wedgwood
Joseph Morris
Chatham
Bank of England
Lambeth-walk
Station-House
Almonry
Westminster
Tothill-street
Thames-Office
Davison
Trinity House
Combe
Braderip
Ratcliff
Thames police galley rescues mud-bound sailor on the Thames
Early morning off Rotherhithe church a Thames police galley found a man stuck in mud near James-stairs. After a struggle, officers pulled John Taylor from the mud and he clambered aboard the Anna Maria collier in mud splashed dress, laughing at the scene as he prepared to bathe away his grime. The incident drew jeers from sailors as the tide rose, with officers briefly detained at the station house amid comic mockery. Separately, Foreign Exchanges report steadiness with Amsterdam 126 Rotterdam 126 Antwerp 125 Hamburg 1312 Lisbon 50 and Sporto 59, bullion demand modest and bullion gold quoted at 58? per oz.
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Thames Police
Rotherhithe Church
Ing James-stairs
Mr. Evang
Jnn
John Taylor
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Lisbon
Sporto
Murders, Missing Infant Linked to Foreign Suspects
The Grosvenor-square lodger Sedgwick reported suspicions of foul play by two foreigners, Chabassier and servant Mary Anne Taylor, in a case tied to a newborn infant. A warrant led to custody, but the suspects fled to Belgium with passports. A body found near Hornsey is believed to be the infant. An inquiry by the coroner is expected. In a separate incident near Laindon, Mr. Kirkham fought off two assailants on a cart journey to Romford, sustaining serious head wounds yet protecting a sum of money he carried, and pursuing the assailants before they fled.
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King's Bench
King
Kilglass
James Scarlett
Platt
Justice
Donlan
Cook
Joseph Brett
Elphin
House of Lords
Lloyd
Cringleford
Norfolk
Court of Exchequer
Lord Denman
Murper
Sedgwick
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Marlborough-street
Chabassier
Mary Anne Taylor
Madame Chabuesier
Hornsey
Ballard
Belgium
Hicaway Roosery
Wm. Kirkham
Little Cubbies Farm
Laindon
Romford Market
Dunton
Mr. Kirkham
Mr.k
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J. Scadeng
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Crotched-mars
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Thomas Tegg
S. W. Silver and Co
Lothiers
Cornhill
St. George’s Crescent
South
Rett
Henry Brett
Drury-lane
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Gray’s Inn
George Henekey and CO
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
High Holborn
East India
Betts
J. T. Betts and Co
France
John Thomas Cooper
Joseph Hume
J.T. Betts
Betts and Co
Smithfield
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Mortlake
Grocer
J. Green
Cheltenham
J. Giles
Leeds
E. Mayer
J. Keeling
Shelton
Albion Tavern
Hanley
R. Hamilton
Stoke upon-Trent
Albion Inn
E. E. Day
Commercial Rooms
J. Cotter
Toxteth Park
Clarendon Rooms
W. Foster
P. Wood
Spittle-bridge
Yorkshire
W. Pinnell
Upper Lamborne
Berks
A.T. Tanner
Howford-buildings
Fenchurch-buildings
Bill
H. George
Bathwick
Somersetshire
Porkseller
G. Reed
W. R. Fry
Portland Terrace
J. Gardner
J. Coote
Witham
Essex
J. Sharpe
J. Walters
C. Miller
W. T. Huot
Prays Kent
R. Baird
W. Waddell
M. Crabtree
Dewsbury
L. Grassi
B. Bergna
J. Origoui
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
T. Bill
J. Colclough
G. M.arthur
C. Seymour
T. Roden
J. Frockton
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J. Wooouse
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