Armour Collection Displayed in Historic Museum
Ten thousand pounds funded the formation of a new museum featuring nearly one hundred complete suits of armour, including chain mail and elaborately engraved pieces. The exhibit spans early to modern times with shields, helmets, saddles, and notable works inspired by Raphael and other 15th century artists. Weapons display hundreds of guns, swords, daggers, crossbows, and polearms, with ornate stocks in silver and ivory. A unique Napoleon standard is among the trophies and banners.
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Raphael
Galiuo Romano
Parmegiano
Beenvenuto Cellini
Fiani
Manton
Magnificent Kemp Town sale of Potter Macqueen's estate
Auction notice at Kemp Town Brighton for the late Potter Macqueen estate. George Robins advertises extends viewing and catalogues for a grand furniture suite, 50 first class pictures, and a vast library of about 5000 volumes. Highlights include Rubens and Poussin works, Canaletto views, and a Latin French English library. Catalogues available at multiple hotels and offices ahead of the February 17 to 20 sales.
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Kemp Town
Potter Macqueen
Brighton
George Robins
King’s Palace
N. Poussin
Guido
Child
Correggio
Domenichino
Rubens
Venice
Canaletti
Windsor
Mr. Potter
Italy
Albert Durer
P. Wouvermans
Pritts
Thomas Potter Macqueen
Sussex-square
Shakspeare
Sheridan
Coleman
Massinger
Bell
Theatrical Inquisitor
Boswell
Dr. Johnson
Rollin
Murphy
Ben Jonson
Johnson
The
Gentleman’s
Lady’s
Austria
Russia
China
Turkey
Great Britain
Cumberland
Mr. Fauntleroy
Pope
Chaucer
Henry Duke of Newcastle
Rushworth
Milton
Swift
Antiquaridh
Ratter
Fonthill Abbey
Houghton Gallery
England and Wales
Spectator
Byron
Scott
James the First
Burke
Blair
Spenser
Paley
Addison
Euvres de Moliere
Marivaux
Rousseau
Voltaire
St. Real
Fontenelle
Ceres
Pomona
Rubens and
Sneyders
Segers
St. Sebastian
B. A. Durer
van Tol
David
Goliath
G. Ostade
Mary Queen of Scots
Zuchera
Five tannery workers drown in dense fog river incident
Five young men from Kent-road, after drinking, wandered to Rotherhithe and leapt about near Cherry Garden Stairs. Fog and misstep sent three into the river. despite torches and Thames Police aid, bodies were not found for over twenty minutes. A waterman drowned off Woolwich while transporting iron. A fisherman and son perished at Limehouse. Additional river accidents reported with several fatalities among watermen and seamen. A barge from Deptford lost two aboard and was never heard from.
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Kent-road
Rotherhithe
Cherrygarden
Thames
Thomas Carver
Messrs. Maudsley and Co
Westminster Bridge Road
Woolwich
London
Limehouse Beach
Deptford
Westminster
LAW INTELLIGENCE APPLETON V NEEDHAM AND TRIALS IN HIGH COURT
Narrative of appeals from Vice-Chancellor decisions over a $3001 disputed estate in Liverpool property and executor rights, followed by verdicts in King’s Bench indictments for conspiracy to extort from Earl Cornwallis, and libel actions against the Satirist editor Dicas with damages of one farthing.
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Appleton
Needham
Liverpool
Master of the Rolls
Pepys
Roe
Decison
Inney
Booth
Losi
Townley
Ricketts
Bodenaiam
Willeabig
Lloyd
Court OF King’s Bench
Fes
KING
Montprivet
John Joseph Stockdal
Harriette Wilson
Earl Cornwallis
Moorprivet
Earl Cornwallia
Lord Cornwallis
J.J. Stockdale
Stockdale
Thomas Lite
James Scarlett
Serjeant Adams
Follett
Court OF Exchequer
Fen
Baron Vaughan
Gunning
Serjeant
Bompus
Serjeant Bompas
Black
Dicas
Westminster
Bompas
Thompson
Court notes remand over four months’ term at Dicas
Proceedings discuss computing four months’ term from the ayotree patton date to damages and costs in the action raliber. Mr. Cooke expresses surprise at the remand outcome and asks whether the petition was filed on December 7, with Commissioner Harris acknowledging the point.
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Im T
Dicas
Ayotree Patton
Cooke Rose
Harris
Middlesex Sessions Verdict on Robbery at Kingsland Road
At the Middlesex Sessions on February 10 before Sir William Curtis and a magistrates bench, Joe Tetley was found guilty of robbing Mr George Budd at 55 Kingsland Road wine vaults and till money. Two shillings and four sixpences were recovered on Tetley. The prosecutor recommended mercy. the court sentenced Tetley to one month with hard labor and part of the term in solitary confinement.
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Piccadilly
William
William IV
George Robins
London
England
Cabinetmakers’ Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall Street
Cciety
Thomas Hasler
Leadenhall-street
Warmolland Co
Dann
Bridge-street
Blackfriarn
Blackburn
Bedfords Et
Covent-garden
Farr
Fleet Street
E Ve
Phythian
West Strand
Graham
Ludsatehill
Guillam
Stran
How
Great Newuasteet
King-street
Soho
Sterrysy Co
Borough
Butler
Haymarket
Messrs
Staples and Co
Mesars
Gill and Co
Bridgehet
Westminster
Mr. Agassiz
Baynberig
London-road
Mr. Smith
Landon-road
Ac Vetts
Farringdon-street
Mr. Burton
Regent-street
Nester
Mr. Taylor
Ja Ee
Atkinson
Sides Street
Taylor
Old Jewry
Cheap
Benvere Field and Co
Tottenham Court-road
Apapaan
Conduit
Oakley
Oxford Street
Taylor and Co
High Feige Anster
Little Newport-street
Marchant
Pater
Hammersmith
Hatchberry
Beene
Clifford
Groavenor-street
Bond-street
High Holborn
Burr
Gracechurch
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Kilpatrick
Hanah Pena Cheapside
Pugh
Ditto
Nastrona
Newington-causeway
Hickson
Bridgehouse-place
Newington
Clineries
Acton
Parringdon Corispe
Queen’s-buildings
Knights- Marlahett Day
Turnham-green
Miles
Chamberlain
Stratford
Town
Street
Baw
Gooding
Heaton
Oldhichstreet
Whitechapel-road
Chapman
Thoolwich
Ouldis
Henry-street
Hamp- Ryder
Lowen Peo
Park-street
Camden-town
Hills
Heres
Islington
Pool
Deptford
Eee
Curtis
Grove-lane
Busboammond
Artford
Langford
Stroud
YveMe Wieford
Lord
Skinner-street
Somers
Albany's
Greenwich
Giles
Fowler
St Sant Net
Weer
Kteckay
The
Manufactory
Old Montague
William Curtis
George Budd
Lance House
Kingsland Road
Post Office dispute over illegal parcel amid London inquiry
A London case recounts a gentleman contesting a demand for a 7l parcel fee on two copies of American constitutions sent from New York via Montreal. The Lord Mayor promised inquiry, noting potential Post Office rule violations and a likely satisfactory explanation from Sir Francis Freeling. Meanwhile Union Hall reports clerical corruption leading to dismissal and new appointments, and Queen Square notes a lucky thief who ate bread and cheese handed back after a discharge.
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General Post-Office
Mackie
New York
United States
Montreal
Chaplin
St. Katharine’s
Jones
Francis Freeling
Pete
Lerd
Union-Hall, L
Hall
jAiaoane
Stawell
Staples
Mtes
Home Office
Lord Melbourne
Edwin
William Taylor
Queen Square
Smith
Lambeth
Tothill-street
East Somerset Election and Miles Reform Debate
In East Somerset Miles is allowed to walk the course with Hunt holding the bridle. The piece critiques electors who backed reformers yet fear a Liberal candidate could win at high cost to secure a seat. It cites opinions on Mr Miles and the corn laws, plus reports from Barbadoes about compensation funds for slavery and Oyster Fishery incidents near Newhaven and Cockenzie, with Caledonian Mercury noting disputes over oyster rights.
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Pope, Brothers, and Co
Best Stewart's
Hetton's
Lambton
Wall
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Irland
Sheweth
Earl Fitzwilliam
England
House of Lords
Home
House of Commons
T. Perronet Thompson
Frue Sun Office
Peacet Eee
Miles
East Somerset
Hunt
Uo Lega
Milea
Wrisgton
Barbadoes
Lionel Smith
R. Nea
House of Assembly
Foster Clarke
T. Amden
J. W. Jordan
W. Oxley
Jobn Meyers
Prestonans
Cockenzie
Newhaven
Dart
Chace
Sateen
Pattison
Peacock Son
Needhaven &Shermen
Edinburgh
Caledonian Mercury
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Dublin
Mouth
Falmouth
Willam Det P. Campbell
Firibanket Wharf
St. Katherine’s Dock
John-street
Regent-circux
Will J. Smith
OATH
Metropolitan 3 Gas Light and Coke Company
South Metropolitan Gas Light and Coke Company
PAN Meredith Roberts
Yaxendale, Tatham, Upton, and
Puck
Bull and Churton
Holles-street
Bell and Stradfute
John Cumming
Chartley
Old Maiden
Gentleman In Black
Gentleman In Black,” &c. Bull and Churton
Holles Street
Bell and Bradfute
Amming
Williams and CO
Williams and Company
Teamen
Gerrard-street
Howard
Fleet-street
Society For Promoting National Regeneration
iEid
Herald
General Trades’ Union Advocate
Ireland
John Fielden
Enq
Society For National Regeneration
Manchester
Strange
Paternoster-row
Cleave
Shoslane
Doherty
Guest
Birmingham
Mann
Leeds
R.george Robins
Queen’s Bazaar
Oxford- Street
Europe
Barnard Brocas
Wokefield Park
Berks
Waterloo
Elba
France
Champ DE Mars
Paris
Galigeani
Berlin
Amsterdam
Oxford-street
George Rubins
Herefordshire Agricultural Society
E. T. Foley
County Chronicle
Mansing Ney
Marshal Ney
Belgium
Rhine
Danube
Switzerland
Pichegru
Jourdan
Kliber
Bernadotte
Brune
Howie
Literary Gazette
Ths
Pinares
Knwarnen
Rosaces
Byg Hagues Warnetzav
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
Court OF Common Pleas
Ith
John Dicassworn
Holywell
Flintshire
Lancaster
Goldwin
Warne
Lewis
Frederick Pont
Oawhyn
Benjamin Crowther
Napoleon Aldridge
King’s Bench
Exchequer
Pleas
Solicitor-General
Sir A. Macdonald
Times
Post
John Bull
Age
Metropolis
Mail-Guard
Law
Solicitor
Fleet
Whitecross-street
Baron Bolland
Middlesex
Police