Opening of Marcellian French Institute Classes
Mr Anribal Marcel announces Monday openings for Marcellian French Institute at 21 Charles Street Middlesex Hospital. Ladies morning classes at eleven and twelve thirty, gentlemen evening classes at seven and eight thirty. Additional Tuesday sessions begin the eighth with conversation and elementary courses. Prices per month quarter and season listed. opening lessons free on the eleventh and third.
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Arcellian
Charica-strest
Middlesex Hospital
Anribal Marcel
Eleves
Charles-street
Petersham
George D. Duudney
Fleet Street
Daring burglary and multiple imprisonments reported
A batch of reports covers fifteen or more people sent to the House of Correction in Devizes for various terms. A Milton fruit boat master was found dead on the coast while another boy may have drowned. The tale includes a bold burglary at Miss Martins near Stowe, with 50 percent reward and a treasure recovered in Oxford. Notices describe Bath council vacancies and electing eight aldermen from within the body.
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House of Correction
Devizes
Milton
Sheerness
Essex
Chatham
Super Boy
Kent Herald
Georgia Telegraph
Texas
Darinc
Mm Martin
Stowe
Misa Martin
Miss M
Duke of Buckingham
Stonehouse
Martin
Oxford
Reading
Oxford Journal
Bath
WESTMINSTER SESSIONS MADINERS AND SHOCKS OF THE DAY
A London court hears William Hawkins aged 30 indicted for stealing bay valued two shillings from Ace Hall. Hawkins, repeatedly described as mad, is acquitted amid chaotic remarks and interruptions. Other cases cover jewel findings at Red Lion Tavern Holborn, a drunken cab driver endangering a boy in Lambeth, and local licensee penalties for holiday disturbances.
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William Hawkins
Ace Hall
Kensington Petty Sessions New Pawnbrokers Act Construction
At Kensington, Mr George Webb faced a petty session summons over the pawnbroking act. Sarah Swain claimed items pledged on September 5 were sold, with Webb denying liability to keep books for sales under ten shillings. Magistrates noted the act’s requirement to keep sale records and adjourned the case for a week, a noteworthy reversal of prior rulings.
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George Webb
Highstreet
Kensington
Codd
Barlow
Halswell
Sarah Swain
Webb
Halliwell
Woman seeks loan from Lord Mayor after country trip
A respectable looking woman told the Lord Mayor she arrived Saturday to meet a husband who left Monday. She claimed destitution and asked for a loan of 2 or 6 shillings to return home or for inn expenses. The Lord Mayor deemed the plea weak but offered an alternative aid. A drunken man named Winsley was later fined 5s for sleeping between a horse and omnibus. In Marlborough Street, bootmaker Mr George Fisher faced a theft charge over a red herring with shellfishmonger Bowden retracting the accusation shortly after.
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Mr. Conant
Mr. Fisher
Beth Street
Hardwicke
Tickell
County Mana
Red Lion Tavern
King-street
Holborn
Jourdan
Collison
Red Lion
Lea
Doy Collison
James Shields
Miller
Sullivan
Shields
Whem
Eldridge
Mrs. Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Evans
Kinog-street
Proctor
House of Correction
Mansion House
Tewne
Winsley
Marlborough Street
George Fisher
Regent Street
Conant
Oxford Street
Thomas Bowden
Shell
Fisher
Macdoneel
Mr. Bowden
Contempt for Conservatives in The Times Provokes Debate
In a critique of The Times and Tory conduct, Marmontel and the Chronicle discuss Conservative MPs accused of absenting themselves from Parliament. The piece argues that The Times vilifies opponents while praising its own, and calls for disciplined attendance, with Sir Robert Peel as a central figure guiding the party's fate and urging a call of the House to force duty.
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Marmontel
Madame Geoffrin
Marmonte
Madame
the Times
Times
Times of
Moliere
Toinette
Beline
Mouchant
Toinelle
Rai
Reformed Church
Ireland
England
Robert Peel
House of Commons
R. Peel
Ministerial Circular Calls MPs to Attend First Session
The Herald reports Lord John Russell has issued a circular demanding government supporters attend the opening day of the new session on February 4. The piece condemns absenteeism among Conservatives and urges MPs of all parties to uphold their duties, warning that neglect risks national interests and parliamentary integrity.
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John Russell
House of Commons
Friends of Government
Treasury
London
Senate
Westminster Electors Urged to Dismiss Burdett
Derrynane Abbey Ireland December 22 1845 letter urges Westminster electors to remove Sir Francis Burdett from confidence and representation for alleged treachery to reform cause while praising his past service and warning of Tory assault on liberties amid Ireland Britain reform struggle with references to Coercion Bill and political rancor.
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Derrynane Abbey
Ireland
Mes
Warren
Francis Bardeflwan
Thas
Westminster
Francis Burdett
Burdett
Canning
Britain
Bardett
West
Bartlett
England
Exchamp
Col. Napier
Great Britain
Raphael
Orangemen
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
Neretat
Francis
Tombe
Mr. Perry Wes
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True Suns
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