Dublin Steam Packet Intercity Carrier Begins Sunday Departure
The crew of the asGOW under Commander R Hepburn will start from Moorings near Union stairs below the Tower on Sunday morning December 21 at twelve o'clock. Packages headed for Dublin Steam-packet Wharf near St Katharine's Dock. offices listed for sending and forwarding, with small package rates.
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Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Asgow
R. Hepburn
St. Katharne’s Dock
John-street
Irish High Court Appointments Create Large Legal Practice
The Vice-Chancellor and King’s Bench sessions note expected postings for Sir Edward Sugden and the Master of the Rolls, with a shift exposing around 20,000 pounds annually in new practice. details include Penderton’s uncertain Solicitor-General status tied to a Ripon seat. In Exchequer and related courts, a civil action for 361 pounds over a misrepresented cow ended in plaintiff damages. a separate assault and false imprisonment case at Hercules pub was dismissed after proving the landlord acted to suppress riotous conduct.
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Edward Sugden
Ireland
Dublin
ROLLS
Master of the Rolls
Pemberton
Penderton
Ripon
Rolfe
King's
Guildhall
Nisi Prius
Lord Denman
Lowe
Burrowes
Hercules
The
Prison and Robbery Traces At Old Bailey Court
Elizabeth Casey found guilty of stealing a silver watch from Mr. Thomas. Ann Allen convicted for stealing fire irons from the Bedford Head. Eliza Rogers identified as part of the same action. Ann Smith and Mary Crawford face charges in a servant theft case with mercy requested for the pair. Multiple cases of theft, holding, and identity debated as court sessions proceed.
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Ann Allen
George Grove
Bedford Head
Old Street
St. Luke’s
Ann Smith
Churchill
Mary Crawford
Clarkson
Edward Swift
Richard Forty
High-street
Shadwell
Wallis
Phillips
Phillipsp
Richard Cofield
Thomas Clements
Wen
Eptak
Charlotte Holhert
Eliza Smith
Robert Crudgington
Bethnal-green Parish
Bethnal-green
Arabin
Smith
Newgate
Thomas Bews
Michael Dunn
Castle-street
Leicester-square
West India Docks
Clement Clear
Gaborn
West India Dock Company
John Thomas
Thomas Moss
William Hughes
William Overnight
Atross
Hay
Jlliam Moore
John Simmons
Sarah Anderson
Caroline Anderson
Thomas Wallis
Amelia Saunders
William Edwards
James Aysley
Elizabeth Sarah Whitton
Mary Woodison
Mary Nuckly
Christopher Hall
Joseph Hayden
William Landsdown
Lewis Levi
James Parker
Benjamin Neck
Henry Holder
Henry Brown
Mary Ann Wilton
Thomas Keswick
Sarah Ball
Chimney sweep charged for sending boy to work without brass plate
In Westminster a master chimney sweep George Ludford faced an information under the new chimney-sweeps act for sending a then thirteen year old boy James Slaney to ply for hire without a brass plate on his cap. The case featured testimony from the boy's mother and from informers in a reform society of master chimney-sweeps.
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Queen-Square
George Ludford
St. Herman’s-hill
Westminster
Staples
Gregorie and Murrell
James Slaney
Charles Millard
St. Anne Street
Kennington
Slaney
Delahay Street
Elizabeth Slaney
Ludford
Millard
Gregorie
Lless
Tweedie
John Wardell
William Allgood
St. Anne’s-lane
New Way
Fookship
Burrell
Richard Manceli
Lucas
L Division
No. 165
Waterloo Road
Town Hall
Mary Macmanus
Ireland
St. Olave
Southwark
St. Olave’s Parish
Kensly
Bentley and Dear bankrupcty creditors meet for proof of debts
In a bankruptcy hearing before Commissioner Evana the Bentley and Dear firm faced creditors. A claim by Vere and Co. for 10,0001 was opposed. the court overruled the proof finding lack of genuine consideration. Final examination of the bankrupts showed satisfactory responses. 80 fresh proofs were admitted, assets near 50,0001, with anticipated dividend of 8s to 10s in the pound.
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Evana
Bentley
Dear
Dear Zist
Richardson
Messrs. Vere and (Co
Gamersul
Sapte
Grm of
Vere and Co
Bacon
Gumersal
Russell
Gamersil
Gamersal
Lord Tenterden
Ted
Gumeraal
Ashurst
Shoreditch
Thames Office. Unmanly Assault Charged against James Carney
James Carney a tall Scotchman and lodging-house-keeper in Prince's Street St George's faced magistrates for brutal assaults on his wife Jane Carney. Testimony described repeated beatings, intoxicated violence, a suspected poisoning attempt, and a prior revenue offense. He was ordered to find bail of 1000 and two sureties of 500 each to keep the peace for a year, and committed to Clerkenwell Prison in default.
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Union-Hall
Alexander Szadursky
House of Steiglitz
Cooper
Benjamin Cooper
Lach Szyrma
Robert Gleho
Measrs
Steiglitz
Steiglitz and Co
Robert Brennan
Messrs. Brothers and Co
Messrs. Steiglitz and Co
Schwitzer
Finch
Putland
Royal Exchange
Edinburgh Castle
Millard
Hamburgh
St. Petersburgh
Denmark
Paris
Shooter’s Hill
England
Regent-street
Traill
Furthe
Mr. Capper
Alien-office
Count Alexander Szaduraky
Leicester Square
Szyrma
Podolia
Deller
The
Royal George
Greenwich
Earl of Limerick
Alexander
Patland
Thames
Board of Customs
Ling
James Chambera
Leith
Berwick
Poe
Wail
Clerkenwell
Inquest at Acton over 88 year old man's suicide
An inquest at the Red Lion inn Acton before Mr Stirling found 88 year old George Davia a respectable tribesman had died by suicide after expressing fear for his destitute family. Witnesses described his despondency and eight surviving children, with notes found in his room indicating self destruction. The jury returned a verdict of insanity.
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Red Lion
Acton
Stirling
George Davia
John Elliot
Chiswick
Harrow
John Chalk
I Broadway
Hammersmith
Slive
W. Stirling
Yorkshire Grey
Hampstead
Madame Chabassier
Resing
Mount-street
Grosvenor Square
Ballard
Turborough Street
Turner
Shaw
Edward Chabassier
Felicia Chabassier
Tary Ann Taylor
Sexton
Hornsey
Miss Taylor
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Guntlemen
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
Lyndhurst
Herries
A. Baring
Earl of Aberdeen
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Goulburn
Wharncliffe
Edward Knatchbull
Lord Rosslyn
Lord Grey
Wales
Scotland
House of Commons
Tam
Thomas 8S
Duncombe
Arlington Street
PAS Technicon
Belgrave Square
N.B
London
George Henekey
Aristoph
Jast
Edward Churton
Bull and Churton
Public Library
Holles-street
India
Times
Roward Churton
Late Bull and Churton
British and Foreign Public Library
Cavendish Square
Jack - Ketch
Meadows
Jack Ketch
G. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Oawhyn
Catherine- Heeet
Strand
Upper King-street
Bloomsbury
Marsh
Oxford-street
Chapple
Pall-mall
Hayes
Hegent-street
M.phan
Trongate
Glasgow
Mersra. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
European Magazine
Dr. Courtenay
Price
Courtenay
Lambeth Palace
Cardinal Pole
Harry
Edward Sugdeh
Edward
Sir C. Pepys
LAW Intelligence
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Tunbridge Wells
Hanley
Crawford
Hackney
Janes Purkis
John, Chilton
James Hicey
Gregory
Spitalfields
Mile Endroad
Ricey
Oldler
Purkis
George Askell
George Fraser
Deptford
Ratcliff
George
Police Intelligence
Aes
Szyrmaid
Polish Association
Poland
Konstantin
Trail
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