Auction sale of leasehold property near Holborn and St Pancras
The advertisement promotes an auction by Allen Davis at Garraway's and New Bridge Street for the leasehold interest of 36 years, 60 per annum, with stables, coach houses, and living spaces in a property between High Holborn and Lincoln's Inn Fields. Also offers plated dish covers from Cox Savory with catalogue and free price list.
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Anchester
Ches
Staffordshire
Cotnimuater
Allen Davis
Garraway
Somerstown
Mitel Pouotingsuer
Per Annem
Coash
Assigt
Thomas Folkard
Garraway's
Wap
Quiva
High Holborn
Lincoln's Inn
Yen
William Heath
Psq
Lofestar
Charlotte Row
Ma ‘House
Cannan
Paq
Barmbrook-court
Besinghill Street
Allen Davie
Auctonery
New Bridge-street
Blackmars
Haymarket
Verious Pancras
T. Cox Savory's
Silveramis
Watchmaker
Cornhill
London
N.B
Roebuck Speaks as Bath Member Leads Liberal Middle Path
London Feb 1 1837 commentary on the king's speech and ministerial replies notes Mr Roebuck's role in the popular movement and his moderate stance. The author contrasts parliamentary rhetoric, the speaker's reading, and the room's acoustics with a wry look at politics, democracy, and party strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Napoleon
Bediam
Bath
Nehemiah
Whiss
Peter Pitdar
Roebuck
Bea
Commons
T. Perronet Thompson
Radical appeal to England and Scotland radicals in Commons speech
A rallying call urging England and Scotland Radicals to unite and act after Roebuck and Curte’s speeches in the House of Commons. It condemns apathy, urges universal suffrage via petitions, and promotes fiscal reforms to empower the poor and rebalance power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
House of Commons
Roebuck
Srtira
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Nottingham
Newcastle
Bath
Brighton
Curties
Higs
Cate of Commons
Senate-house
Hume
Afr
Q’malley
Mr. Roebuck
de Pat Mally
Radicals of
National Association of Scotland
Feargus O'Connor
The Ballot and the English Constitutional Debate
A detailed defense of universal suffrage and secret voting argues the ballot is an English custom, not foreign, and protects voters from coercion. It defends secrecy as a means to moral voting, rebuts charges of mendacity, and contends small boroughs and club influence would lessen with reform, while urging responsibility to conscience over coercion.
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Lord John Ruase
Tiverton
M House
House of Commons
Lymington
Walliam NT
East India
England
United States
Raio
Saborner
Thetford
Chippenham
Herrington
Liverpool
Tretford
Cocker
Sreprat
Ajimag
Verses v Versox an appeal on slave compensation case
In the Court of Chancery an appeal from a master of the rolls decision involves Fraser and Alexander merchants of London and a request to restrain payment of compensation for slaves on a St Vincent estate. The case features allegations of fraud, conflicting tenure claims, and potential adverse possession issues with Cassamajor, Puonet, Vernon, and heirs in Antigua. The Lord Chancellor and Master of the Rolls indicate the bill is defective for want of equity, granting leave to amend but dismissing the appeal with costs after debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puonet
St. Viscent
Messrs
Fraser
Alexander
Plautatiil
Cassamajor
Thea Ted
J. Russell
Lewis
Wigram
Repis
Master of the Rolls
John Vergun
John Vernon
Cagssa Major
Vernon
Costa
Mance Bern
Rolle
Slander Case Hits Edgware Road Trade Rivalry
In the Court of King's Bench, Jeune Wrattoasn Wire-Mer and Heaton appeared for the plaintiff in a slander suit against Mrs Wyatt and husband. The dispute over chandler shop trade and baskets led to enmity. Wyatt called the plaintiff a thief. Jury awards damages of 404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's Bench, Jeune Wrattoasn Wire
Mer. Kelly
Mr. Heaton
Platt
R. VW. Richards
Edgware Road
Freling
Wyatt
Arban
Smuggling Case at Exchequer Over 7,000 Penalty Sought
In Middlesex sittings at Nisi Prius before Lord Abinger a case under Geo. IV cap. 68, filed by the Attorney General, charges contraband tobacco imported from Newcastle to Cork. Penalties exceed 7000, equal to thrice market price, with witnesses Moylan and others linked to a planned illicit traffic in 1831–32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Cork
Moylan
Jervis
Charing-crose
Jervin
William IV
England
Scotland
Ireland
Enginod
Thomson
Tyrwhitt
United Kingdom
Lord Abinger
Jpy
Dow
Tapcred
Kaye
Mr. Jervis
Richard Moylan
Court fixes future property split in insolvent case
In a long standing matter Joan Warrenzad the Court determined the distribution of future acquired property for an insolvent. The assignees proposed a third to creditors a third to present creditors and a third to the insolvent for old age. The Commissioners favored pay to creditors and a residue to the insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inne Joan Warrenzad
Robert Whitehead
Mr. Cooke
Mr. Woodroffe
Cooke
Woodroffe
Death Hunters and Death-Roaster in Old London Court
A patch eyed undertaker named John Raselins was charged with assaulting Charles Bandock, an eating-house keeper near Bishopsgate, after the accused and two accomplices in the “black job” trade demanded soup. The defend ant claimed the tale was reversed as witnesses joked about meat and prayers, while the Lord Mayor dismissed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asp
John Raselins
Charles Bandock
Bishopsgate Street
Conversion of Richard Carlile at Guildhall
Report from Guildhall of Richard Carlile presenting declarations of faith before Alderman T. Wood as part of his admission to a religious office. Carlile proclaims faith in God the Father Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit and endorses Protestant Bible, reading aloud declarations with decorum. Alderman grants certificate. Carlile says Scripture study corrected his errors and he remains Christian. A second item notes William Finch the coalheaver at the bar after a late-night disturbance by a Cheapside lodging party.
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Richard Carlile
God
Jesus Christ
Lama Cristian
Carlile
William Finch
Battan
Cheapside
A Mock Lord Deceives Luxuries and Lodgings Scam
Richard Charles Claremont Smyth Parker posed as Lord Bollington the son of Lord Morley to obtain silk cloak and dresses from James Ellison. He and his wife then used forged wealth and false promises to ply multiple women for lodging, bills, and valuables while traveling to London. The case uncovers a web of deception surrounding the couple, including Martha Hutchins and the priest John Hutchins, who confronted the impostor. The court ordered the prisoner kept in custody for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Streep
Richard Charles Claremont Smyth Parker
James Ellison
Cranbourne-street
Leicester-square
Get
Jersey
Division of Police
Walworth
Webber
Collier
Ellison
Lord Morley
Lord Bollington
Minshull
Parkas
Forward
Martha Hutchins
Jobn Hutchins
Swansea
South Wales
London
Belle Sauvage
Ledgate-hill
Igo
Pragoner
Hatfeld-street
Hatfield-street
Pawra
Paris
Sbe
Agnes Brown in London Scandal Case at Magisterial Hearing
Tae Scotch Gray's Stony presents Agnes Brown a girl who claimed seduction by a clergyman and abandonment in London. She told a detailed story to Miss Pitt's dress maker home, drawing sympathy and benevolent offers from Scots in London. Mr Dyer questioned her with ample evidence on hand.
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Mareborough Street
Agnes Brown
Dyer
Miss Pitt
St. James’s Street
Leith
Yarmouth
London
Mioories
Fabricated tale ends with two months for Scotland Yard case
A female detainee admitted feigning a Scots girl persona and deception in a Great Russell Street service, while her mother and former master suffered robberies the night she left. Mr Dyer labeled the conduct deplicitous and ordered two months imprisonment with bail for further felony charges if proven, amid Jermyn Street residents ready to indict the notorious house.
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Tothill-fields
Dyer
Miss Pitt
Jermyn-street
Gaine Street
Pegsword the Moderer and the new murder law at Old Bailey
A report from Old Bailey explains the altered law on murder executions. It notes Pegsword the Moderer faces uncertainty as to when his death may be carried out under the recent statute repealing the previous rule. The act allows death sentences for murder to be pronounced after conviction, with judges retaining full power to issue the sentence.
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Old Bailey
Pegaworth
P Worth
Murder at Denver: London suspects linked to Doncaster arrest
The Norfolk Chronicle reports three men John Smith, John Warshem, and George Timms arrested at Doncaster over the Denver murder. They deny neighbourhood ties but are sighted at Southery, Ilgay, Whaplode, and Whittlesea. Evidence includes lime on whiskers, stolen silver spoons, a defaced watch, and keys matching a cottage lock. They remain remanded for further examination and a silver cup's production.
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John Smith
John Warshem
George Timms
Doncaster
Denver
Pondag Ua
Ateer Neen Wener
Townley
C. B. Prestow
W. Bagge
T. Hare
L. Warner
Southery
Ilgay
Whaplode
Whittlesea
Timms
Byera
Byers
Belisirs
Whitlasea
Brooks
Stamford
Althen
Norwich Castle
Wisbech
Smith
Day
Wareham
Swaffham
Norfolk Chronicle
Coroners Inquest Into Death By Starvation In Lincoln
At the Grange Inn Carey-street Lincoln’s forlorn death of Mrs Margaret Luthermnae aged 58 is viewed. The sister in Little Shire-lane Temple-bar testified of extreme poverty and neglect. Verdict: death from want of common necessaries and exposure to cold. Parish welfare concerns follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Inn
Carey-street
Lincoln’s Fon-Fields
Margaret Luthermnaie
Little Shire-lane
Temple-bar
St. Clement's
Kirby
Strand Union
Thalr
Holles-Street
Clare-market
Robert Atkinson Kirby
Joshua Reid
Burglary at Bremhill Inn Ends in Robbery of Valuables
three masked thieves forced entry to the Dumb Post Inn at Bremhill Wilts by window. They knocked down Miss Froyling twice, then robbed two boxes containing 50 pounds for benefit societies and 50 to 60 pounds belonging to the landlord. Empty boxes found next morning in a local stone quarry.
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Bremhill
Wilts
Dumb Post Inn
Misa Froyling
Devizes
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Wall
Sd Rent
W. M-House
Af Street
Blackfriars
New Hridgestreet
Waoszepar
Bng Weazit
Nix & Duke of Sussex
Jobn Kirkman
Eng
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Parliament
THE
Hale Reform Association
Ae mhRsak
A Cy
Paice
Jelinger Symons
LAW Intelligence
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Pegsworth
Moderer
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