We’re a’ blacking at our house at home
A historical advertisement describes Warren’s Blacking from 30 Strand London, offered as easy shining liquid in bottles and paste in pots. It urges buyers to ask for Warren’s and warns that all others are counterfeit. It emphasizes the product’s fame and available prices 0d 12d and 18d.
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Noddin
Housat
Minnie
Johnnie
Blacking
Warren
Robert Warren
Strand
London
Bank of England liabilities and assets corrected notice
Clerical error in last Friday Gazette misstated the Bank of England figures. The corrected account shows liabilities and assets on the average of the last three months ending February 4, with circulation at £18,377,000 and deposits at £14,086,000.
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Flood
Newgate
T. Welsh
Vocal Academy
Regent-street
Bank of England
Inquest into Thames drownings at Five Foot-way Bermondsey
A London inquest at the Black Boy Bermondsey Street heard how Henry Searle William Parrott and William Hills three youths drowned in the Thames on a foggy Sunday. Witness James Sweeny described leaving the World Turned Upside Down with Feltham and the others, passing under a cross bar at the Five Foot-way, then gaps in visibility led to the fall into the river. The jury returned an accidental drowning verdict and parish authorities announced plans to install a stronger barrier at the dangerous entry to the Thames.
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Mr. Carter
Henry Searle
William Parrott
William Hills
Thames
James Sweeny
Lamelia Street
Feltham
Kent Road
Searle
Suateaus
Rotherhithe
Dockhead
Sermondsey
Hill
Witness
Parrott
Hills
Lawhere
Sweeny
William Feltham
Court records show Hunter v Atkins appeal and related cases
Court of Chancery hears appeal in Hunter v Atkins regarding a deed of trust and capacity of the Admiral when executed. Also noted are King’s Bench jury causes and a Common Pleas action, Hoote v Warren, over covenant breach on a Chigwell manor house lease with damages awarded 600 for failing to maintain specified conditions and gardens.
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J.J.P. LE Brethon
London
Baldwin
Cradock
Joyce
Ulinthus Gregory
Jeremiah Joyce
Olinthus Gregory
Baldwin and Cradock
Rowland Hunter
J. Rooter
Simpkin and Marshall
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Nisi Prius
Charles Petersdorff
Inner Temple
Henry Batterworth
Ublic Record
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Henrici
Joseph Sro
Stigs
Ngland
Court OF Chancery
Hunter
Court OF King's Bench
Court OF Common Pleas
Common Jury
Hoote
Barrett
Swaffham Spring Coursing Meeting Cup Results
The report lists multiple race outcomes at Swaffham Spring Coursing Meeting for the Cup and related sweepstakes. Winners include Indian over Rustic, Mortimer over Mariner, Beppo over Iago, Ada over Highlander, Ida over Robin Hood, Hotspur over August, Maria over Icy, Annette over Hyacinth, Marksman over Rifleman, Alonzo over Hudibras, Brutus over Inigo, Ada over Blant, Hugo over Imogene, and Artist over Acchus.
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Rustic
Robin Hood
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Hotspur
Mr. Gurney
West-Acre
Lord Stradbroke
Maria
Annette
Hyacinth
Marksman
Alonzo
Market Notes Mixed as Prices Edge Up on Imports
Markets look firm for present holders with potential price gains if demand rises. Sucars and sugars see brisk activity with notable imports and price advances. Coffee and spices show steady to firm levels, with oils and fish markets also buoyant amid strong demand and robust sales.
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Havannah
Bengal
Siam
Java
Corree
East India
Sumatra
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East India Company
Shipping Intelligence and Local Notices
Shipping news lists arrivals from Mauritius Lisbon Oporto Yarmouth N.S Odessa Trieste Bombay Savannah Messina Calais Denia Gibraltar Leghorn Havanna Jamaica and more with names like Orr Coves Butterworth and others. Public notices mention seizures in Marylebone for house and window taxes and officials visiting the Treasury with local figures disputing a Morning Herald item.
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Charente
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Esther
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Bdtens Oronte
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Leghorn
Mary
Havannoah
Lords debate on Hatchett Fauntleroy estates tax and trustees
The House heard Mr. Warburton urge a bill to prevent escheat when a trustee felon or died by own act, citing Hatchett and Fauntleroy cases. Lord Althorp signaled hardship, and Solicitor General backed a comprehensive measure. Grievances of Protestant Dissenters urged reforms on birth registration marriage civil contract and church rates.
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