Yoals Pope Brothers and Co Coal Prices and Hats Ad
A combined notice from Yoals Pope Brothers and Co thanking customers for support as they pledge continued satisfaction and low cash prices for coal. Prices listed for Best Stewart’s, Hetten’s, Wall’s End coal at 25a per ton and seconds and small coal at varied shillings. Also an advertisement for Perrings Patent Extra Light Beaver Hats in many shapes with prices and a note of no connection to nearby rivals and warnings to beware of imitations.
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Pope, Brothers, and Co
Stewart
Hetten
Lambton
Erring
Jin Perring
Wright
Strand
Cecil-street
Ansion
the Treasury
Himstone
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Albion and Star
Grimstone
Albion
Treasury
Sning-Street
Longacre
King-street
Middlesex Sessions Robberies of Licensed Victuallers
Ann Moore aged 45 was found guilty of stealing a pewter pot from a licensed victualler in Great Barlow Street Marylebone and sentenced to one month in the House of Correction. Hannah White aged 35 and Ann Davis aged 16 were similarly found guilty and sentenced to one calendar month with hard labour. The court noted neglect in magistrate attendance and discussed appointing a second Chairman.
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Ann Moore
Jamies Procter
Great Barlow Street
Marylebone
House of Correction
Arolea
Hannah White
Philip Haydon
Ann Davis
Henry Brading
Appeal Over Pauper Settlement of London Coffee House Keeper
In a London case, John Read and family challenged removal from Christchurch to St Sepulchre as a pauper. Read, once waiter then tenant of the Fleet Street coffee house known as Saloop-house, faced ruin after a failed venture and rising debts. The court found Read had a settled status in Christchurch through rent of 27 pounds a year, and Christchurch’s appeal was allowed, Read distressed as the decision was delivered.
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St. Sepulchre
London
John Read
Fleet-street
Alderman Waithman
Christchurch
Surrey
Read
Collingwood Street
Saloop-hoage
Cook
King’s Bench
Payne
Mr. Read
Nowell
St. Bride
Mansion House
Middlesex
Thames
Execution Dock
England
Fisher
Navigation Committee
Newgate
Hobler
Gill
City of London
Ireland
Marlborough Street
Samuel Goddard
Newport
Goddard
Walsh
Austin
St. Martin’a
Dyer
John Stone
Butler
Mitchell
Charles Street
Berkeley Square
Model Butler
Ballard
S Division
Camperdown
Benett
Ditto
Hadeburg
Spitalfields
Besett
Ong O
G Division
Ierisoner
Broughton
Ortsmouth
Cumberla
Mir
Mr. Broughtor
Cockerton
Guvernment
Serjeant Selton
Thames-Office
Joseph
Fling
Andoseph Fling
Thomas Hiscock
Elizabeth
Commissioners of Customs
Southwark
Hing
Hiscock
John
Thomas
Wits
Maye
Bascal
Gaderstoons
Tor See Tan
Sydenham
Milnton
Exford
Archahi Hishow
York
Greece
Duke of Newcastle
Curtis
West Vidinnjan
Jamaica
West India Docks
Margate
Ivery Ad
Kham
Byal
Thesig
Santa
Santig
Carlisle
Esa
Iowa
Megarn
Ib ‘Grea
Elise
Tabell
Saturda
Vera Cruz
Cacios
Guanajuato
Republic
Mit
Chapalg
College Counties
Wales
Election of Sessions Housekeeper at Newington Surrey
The Surrey Sessions at Newington elected a housekeeper for the Sessions House. Twelve candidates were called. the winner was the principal land coalmeter. A libel case discussion followed with Mr Carmichael Smyth seeking a true bill. the chairman refused to instruct the grand jury.
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Sessions
Newington
Clerk of the Peace
Carmichael Smyth
C. Smyth
Grand Jury
Goodneys
Grand
Dalton
Smyth
Lawson
Old Bailey
T. Turton
George Iit
Essex
Puppo
Briaid
Hawes
Baronet
Addirman
Elgard
Fragmentary call for sovereignty and taxation rights
The readable fragments discuss monetary policy, charter objectives, and the tension between capital and public authority. It questions enforcement by a corporation and contemplates future law to resist or permit such actions. Names, places, or dates are not clearly present.
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Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Justice of Congress
Bank of the United States
Bank of the
Euch
Exchange Committee
Ile
France
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