Glasgow packet sailings and dwarfed show at Brighton
Notices announce the Glasgow R Hepburn sailing to Dublin Plymouth and Falmouth with mail and cargo, plus weekly Hamburg Rotterdam and Antwerp packets and various agent offices. Also advertised is the Eighth Wonder of the World a Spanish colonial dwarf king and his wife appearing at Saville Palace today with public admission and refreshments. A dissenting minister replies to allegations about missionary society corruption and clarifies his stance against the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.
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Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Glasgow
R. Hepburn
Publica
St. Katharne’s Dock
John-street
Crotched-mars
Regent-circus
Smith
Crotchedfriars
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Antwerp
London
Ostend
Messrs
de Bie
Rabn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Waterlane
Tower-street
Messrs. Hall
Wharfingers
Custom-house
Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Cowie and Son
Foreign Newsaper
St. Martin’s le-Grand
Colman
Naringersas
Underwood
Haymarket
Spread Eagle
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
Charles Bessell
Sec
Eeene
Birmingham
Manilla
Don Raphael Maria D'Aguilar
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Lonsdale
Saville Palace
Tatest
George
Havannah
Death by a Bull near Bishop's Castle
A fatal accident occurred near Bishop's Castle when a bull, moved from Partridge to Newton Farm, charged Mr. Price as he tried to drive it away. Price died within hours from gore wounds. A separate note reports a 501 reward for those behind a parish chapel gunpowder plot in Worcestershire, with two men reportedly detained.
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Bishop's Castle
Rice
Newton
Sankey
Partridge
Price
Newton Farm
Worcester Herald
Diasputcat
Gloucestershire Chronicle
Law Intelligence Report from Dec 16 Prudence Court
In prerogative court before Sir Herbert Jenner, Wallis v Wallis and Company argued. Sinclair v Fraser discusses H B Fraser's will and clandestine marriage, finding the will valid though testamentary capacity clear. Multiple trials follow including theft, bigamy, smuggling, disturbing worship, and assaults with juries returning guilty verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Lushington
Adans
H. Jenner
Sir H. Jenner
Central Criminal Court shows multiple theft and larceny cases
At Old Bailey and New Court sessions on December 6, various defendants faced larceny, theft and embezzlement charges. Cases include Mills Jordan Lenard Beaumer for stealing cotton, West for an empty cask theft, Fisher for embezzlement, Clifton for a watch, Gardiner for a book, Kennetts for linen remnants, and acquittals for Finch and Page. Additional verdicts cover pork theft from a shop, robbery of a lodging, and furniture and textile thefts at ready furnished lodgings. The judge censured exposing property as a crime temptation and denied prosecutor expenses in one case.
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John Mills
Stephen Jordan
Jeremiah Lenard
John Beaumer
Alfred West
Abraham Fisher
Maria Clifton
John Gardiner
Sarah Kennetts
John Finch
Mary Ann Page
New Court
Mirehouse
Middlesex
Hannah Sullivan
Thomas Murdy
Phillips
Woolwich Petty Sessions Hear Riotous Conduct and Assault
At Woolwich Petty Sessions before Colonel Forman and Dr. Watson, James Welsh of the Artillery faced riotous conduct charges for tearing gas pipes at the Coach and Horses. Marines allegedly attempted a rescue. damage set at 18s. Meade was jailed two months for brutal assault on watchman Pero, with a 5L fine unpaid.
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Forman
Watson
James Welsh
Artillery
Wheeler
Woolwich
John Meade
Joseph Pero
Pero
Brickbata
Nokes
Illicit still case at Rosegrove near Chelsea
Henry Smith and Isabella Frith faced a magistrate after an excise raid on house No 4 Rosegrove near the New Church Chelsea. An active still, six gallons of gohrita, 130 gallons of wash and empty tubs were found. Smith admitted the charges, the woman claiming innocence. both were committed to the House of Correction for three months. A second case involved James Robinson, accused of pocket picking near the Horse Guards. He was identified as a swell mob figure, resisted by constables but was committed for trial.
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Greenwich
Phillips
Lord Nelson
East-road
Mr. Phillips
Charles Whittingham
William Reynolds
Emma Smith
Elizabeth Williams
George Woodfield
Henry Bently
James Shaw
Elizabeth Berry
Francis Berry
Eben Kegan
Stith
Walker
John Nicholls
Isis
Chatham
Africa
Smith
Crimps
Nicholls
Althougs
Kent Road
East Smithfield
Thames-Office
SmuceLine
George Edmond
Adonis
William Manning
Eliza
London
Goole
Commissioners of Customs
Pawan
Solicitor of Customs
Bucknell
John Woolcott
Combe
Chapel-street
Dukestreet
Commercial Road
Duke-street
Robert Stay
G. C. Smith
Butler
John Johnson
Heart of Oak
Ballantine
Anderson
Bloomfield
Queen-Square
Carrere
Intierr Stree
Furst
Henry Smith
Isabella Frith
Burrell
Rosegrove
New Church
Chelsea
George Roberts
Canterbury Terrace
Dayer-road
John Fletcher
House of Correction
Mos
James Robinson
Messrs
White and Burrell
John Adams
Horse Guards
White
Hoxton
Regent-street
Nordemey sighting and royal notices across Europe
Reports from Brake and Nordemey claim a green masted vessel submerged off Nordemey with only the mast visible, suggesting the Superb steam-boat's loss near the area. Berlin notes Empress and imperial party arriving at Tilsit and other royal movements. Stockholm coverage includes Montebello’s audience and Danish loan debates, with exchange updates from Hamburg and Berlin reflecting unsettled markets and bank shares.
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Hamburgh
J. Groth
Brake
Oldenburgh
Nordemey
Burkam
Paris Markets and Wool Failures Ripple Through Trade
Foreign commerce notes slow activity after the Bourse hour with few buyers. Three percent bonds slip to 7.61, and Paris wool dealers suffer a collapse, leaving over six hundred workers unemployed. Prices soar for colonial goods amid a new customs system, while friction among France England and Germany grows. Wheat and flour quotes vary across Paris and French towns, with London dearer than Paris. Cargoes through the Sound show mixed demand, including sugar trade limited and general market uncertainty persists.
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Tortoni’s
Paris
Saxpday
Hamr
Lespsic
Ipsic
France
England
Germany
London
Blois
Dunkirk
Lisle
Cambray
Orleans
Strasburg
Soissons
Hamsoren
Borsen Halle
Magdeburg
Jersey
Holland
Norway
Rix Dols
Anhalt
C.csssesssesenee
Mecklenburgh
Csesseccesseveres
Holstein
Lower Elbe
Elbe
Lower
Tea Trade Auction at Mincing Lane Under Free Trade System
Merchants gathered at Commercial Sale Rooms in Mincing Lane for a tea sale under the free-trade system. The Postboy imports from the Cape met mixed opinions as inspectors challenged several lots as con gou tea with higher duties. Bohea teas commanded high prices, while gunpowder and young hyson sold briskly. overall East India Company stock remains large but will be trimmed to suit market demand.
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Mincing-lane
Cape of Good Hope
America
Bobea
Hyson
Young Bhyson
White
Custom House
Toriniog
Ganporer
Young Hyson
East India Company
Twankaya
Bysons
Assault Indictment Targets Surrey Figures at Epsom Inn
A bill of indictment for an assault was found at the last Surrey Sessions Horsemonger-lane naming Charles Richard Sumner Bishop of Winchester William Forley tenkeeper Arthur Philip Perceval Rector East Horsley Henry Plumridge Footman Feory Gosse a Magistrate William Daniels Tailor William James Vicar Cobham Frederick Fornisa paler George Peter Boileau Polen Rector Little Cobham and a Magistrate Edward Lipscombe Beadle for an assault on the Rev Cornelius Griffin at the Spread Eagle Inn Epsom on the 21st of October the 29th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar.
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Surrey
Horsemonger-lane
Charles Richard Sumner
Winchester
William Forley
Arthur Philip Perceval
East Horsley
Henry Plumridge
Feory Gosse
William Daniels
William James
Cobham
Frederick Fornisa
George Peter Boileau Polen
Little Cobham
Edward Lipscombe
Beadle
Cornelius Griffin
Spread Eagle Inn
Epsom
Trafalgar
A Real Reformer letter to the editor praised True Sun policy
A Real Reformer writes to the editor praising the True Sun for consistent reform stance amid political shifts. He urges unity for reform, lauds Lord Durham, and argues reform cannot come from enemies of reform as Parliament faces potential dissolution in 1834.
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Times
Junius
Lord Durham
Ple
Durham
Jonius
Feld
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F. Freeling
N.B
South Metropolitan Gas Light and Coke Company
Three Tuns Tavern
Southwark
James Foster
John Ewart
John Crisp
Bishopsgate-street
George Henekey
High Holborn
George Henekey and Co
Seymour
Lord Broughams
House of Lords
Reform Ministry
Society For the Propagation OF the Gospel
Foreign Parts
Bishops
Church OF England
THE
True Sun
the Propagation of Bishops
Bey
C. Griffin
George Town
C. Send Green
Ripley
LAW Intelligence
Sir Herbert Jenner
Wallis
Wallis and Company
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
John Ryan
Lydia Smith
Whitechapel
Mary Scantling
Mary Ann Whitfield
Ron Ellis
Ann Taylor
Edward Squire
Plant
Hannah Sheen
Michael Sheen
George Dawson
Haoouh Sheen
Robert Bentley
Police Intelligence
Berlin
Empress of
Russia
Alexander
Maria
Tilsit
M. Wachter
Konigsburg
Memel
Senr
Paez de la Cadena
Dresden
Stockholm
Duke of Montebello
Wenersborg
Diet
Duke of
Montebello
Saskinson
Chamber of Peasants
Anders Danielson
Bremen
St. Petersburgh
Vienna
Amsterdam
Foreign Commerce
Ibeo
Havana
Pernambuco
Bahia
Eenesecen
Menilla
St. Domingo
Peseerauersve
Liverpool
Quebec
Rey Rict
the True Sun
Hartnoll
Greenwich Park
Adam Young
Blackguard
Greenwich Gazette
Havre
Foundling Hospital
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