Public notice on patent brandy and royal letters patent
A London firm proclaims royal letters patent for Bret ts Patent French Distilled Brandy to curb frauds from imitators using patent terms without consent. The notice warns sales of brandy labeled as patent without license will face penalties. Also included is a yearly address from Rowland and Son praising their Rowland products and a long endorsement of Ching's Worm Lozenges with noble patronage and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Bretts
Maesty
John Thomas Betts and Co
Smithfield Bars
A. Rowland and Son
Rowland
A. Rowland
Hatton-garden
Hing
Duchess of Leeds
Duchess of Rutland
Countess of
Darnley
Caroline Capel
Elisabeth Spencer
Boston
Sey and
Sele
Bhaftesbury
Evan Baards
St. Paul's
Seld
Edwards
Stredling
Royal Exgates
Cornhill
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford-street
See of 1436 fraud case in a London court diary
From the Gazette of last night a sweeping list of official appointments, insolvencies, bankruptcies, and notices dominates the page. Names such as GK B Seminighana, Sir Alexander Malet, H de la Boutraye appear alongside bankrupcy declarations for Henry Sidelle and Otto Hawkins. A fraud case involving a Captain Erskine and Elizabeth Locke features heavily with handwriting forgeries, forged letters to the Duke of Wellington, and police remand of the principal. The document blends Foreign Office nominations, church livings, ordnance promotions, and maritime commercial notices with public insolvency and partnership dissolutions.
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GK. B. Seminighana
Hague
Turin
Alexander Malet, Hart
H de la Boutraye
Dublin
Henry Sidelle
Quadrant
Regent-street
Glover
Hodgson
Cecil Street
Strand
Abbott
Otto Jacob George Hawkins
Hergrave
St George
Hanover Square
Buarding
Court of Bankruptcy
Hurley
Gray's Innequate
Edwards
Pancras Lane
Thomas Joseph Titterton
Gray's Inalane
Messrs
Pisher
de Jerecy
Alders Fae Street
Goldsmid
Ronmonger
Wilhem Oxendale
Scortos
Yorkshire
Yer
Catterick-bridge
Tilson
Price
Abergavenny
George Dike Fisher
Waterhouse Cottage
Wiltshire
Maltater
White Linn
Bath
Holme
Frampton
Loftus
Newton
London
Bush
Swallow
St. Iven
Stationers
J. Munn Arnold
Tavitock-street
Covent Garden
Porrest
Bradford
Leeds
J. Deacon
Keeth
J. Pryor
Catterick Bridge
Narrington
Liverpool
J. and
G. Cromp
C. Pletcher
Law Intelligence Court of Chancery Case on Chew Magna Living
The Lords Commissioners hear Richards C and the Earl of Macclesfield in a long pedigree dispute over presenting to the living of Chew Magna Somersetshire. Sir W Horne Coote Bagshaw and Richards argued for the lower court order. Mr Jacobs replied. judgment postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
C, Pepys
J. Bosanquet
Richards C
Earl OF Macclesfield
Chew Magna
Somersetshire
W. Horne
Coote
Bagshaw
Richards
Jacobs
Insolvent Morris Faces Creditors Consent Hurdle
In a case over William H. Morris an insolvent bankrupt since 1884 faced opposition from bill discounter Mr Cates. The court required Morris to obtain consent from three fourths of his creditors within the 64th section of the relevant Act, and the matter was adjourned for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Morris
Cates
Rathbope-place
Oxford-street
Thomas
Cooke
Finance fraudster from noble circles exposed by Bow Street
Police intelligence notes a suspect, Edward Henry Hasker, charged before Sir F Roe with obtaining money under false pretences from the Duke of Wellington, Lord Craven, and other titled gentlemen. A previous conviction under the Vagrant Act followed his release, with daily reports of new frauds and a dramatic confrontation at Poland Street, Oxford Street, where he resisted arrest with five men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Wecisoton
Edward Henry Hasker
Sir F. Roe
Duke of Wellington
Lord Craven
Mr. Hoskins
Marylebone
Mendicity Society
Pearce
Serjeant
Wishop
A Division of Police
Poland-street
Oxford-street
Wood
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List Tuesday
Reports of multiple vessels damaged or lost in Atlantic routes and European waters. The Sac Repos arrives at Antwerp from London after loss of rudder. the Jeasie untraced since Newfoundland's Nov voyage. the Manheim leaky at Antwerp with cargo tossed. other ships wrecked or driven ashore near Plymouth Falmouth Cork and Shields with crews saved or lost.
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Lloyd’s
Sueerness
Verstaacke
Londes
Antwerp
Duvek
Plymouth
Robins
Poote
Jax
Jeasie
Walker
Newfoundland
Falmouth
Manheim
Osberg
New York
Wilson
Hamburgh
Ivernsey
Greenes Rocks
B.H.E
Frans. Meyses Jeremiaz
Amsterdam
Newport
Palmer, Marshall
Ann
Key
Quebec
Liverpool
Earl Kellie
Foo Mmaster
Weasel
George Marsden
Hull
Robert Isaac
Earl of Kellie
Lord Canterbury
St. Lawrence
St. Ann’s Bay
Traverse
Glascow
Scutari
Sydney
C.B
Cork
Lord Stanley
Arthur
Bombay
Lisratee
Jane
Brown
Troon
Clonderalan Bay
Belfast
Smith
St. Andrew's
N.B
London
Shields
Eleanor
Baxfield
Donor
Garwood
William
Sonpemrand
Denton
Clarke
Venus
Poole
Canada
Scott
Sir E. Banks
Brace
Aberdeen
Blackburn
Sunderland
Royalist
Wood
Ditto
Elizabeth
Holmes
Arctic
Rowntree
Fortsmouth
Thistle
Lownstorre
W.N.W
Whitby
Granger
Peterel
Waugh
Fortitude
Hythe
Wivenhog
Albion
Rostoce
Jacob
Wilcken
Memel
Anne Christina
Fiodman
Calmar
Warnemunde
Elstmore
Orb
Dundee
Riga
Steven’s Head
Isabella
Meme
Iaerem Feopke
Beyer
Messina
St Petersburgh
Frederickshaven
Hamacnan
Cordelia
Altona
Salvator
Olsen
Leghorn
Cleven
Mundahl
Furtuca
Peterson
Pernambuco
Viscount Downe
Hart
John and
James
de la Rue
Guerrary
S.W
N.W
Mary Worrall
Herbert
Buenos Ayres
Jacobus
Oester Bank
Duwairn
Perede Famillie
Bourgain
Portugal
Calais
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Teacetra
Lisbon
Prayasth
St. Michael’s
Hannington
Marcartios
Martin
Bourbon
Marseilles
Manoras
Geo. Hibbert
Livesay
Coringa
Duchras
Northumberland
Betterhope
Powers
Yarmouth N.S
Sandy
Lynch
Carbonear
Portugal Cove
Veale
Harbor Grace
Europe
Infatuation and treachery in Melbourne church politics
The Times denounces covert enemies within the Melbourne incorruptibles and their allies as treacherous, urging scrutiny of a professorship of Divinity. It warns that appointing a scholar grounded in learning and clerical authority is essential, criticizing political meddling and patronage in university appointments.
Controversy Over Appointing Jackson to Divinity Chair
The article denounces the selection of Mr Jackson as professor of Divinity at St Mary’s College in St Andrews. It accuses the government and incorruptibles of political influence, mocks the appointee’s lack of pastoral experience, and cites a Glasgow Whig Radical paper calling the move dirty and discreditable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Lord John Russell
University of St. Andrew's
Church of Scotland
Glasgow
O’connell
Sr. Andrew's University
St. Mary’s College
Thomas Thomson
Edinburgh
Privy Council’ of Scotland
The Times and the Tories in Morality and Service
A critical compare and contrast of the Times portrayal of the Tory party with Falstaffian satire. The piece argues the Times misuses the press to taint the party, likening Tory followers to despicable falstaffian figures and claiming the Times’ depiction amounts to accusations of vice, cowardice, and lax discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
TIMES
Tories
Morning Chronicle
Timaz
Juvenal
the Times
Faltaff
Falstaff
Conservative Reply to Municipal Elections in The Times
The piece rails at Tory and ministerial factions amid municipal election uproar. It attacks Radical and Whig-Radical attempts to claim national impact, argues local councils lack power to alter parliamentary votes, cites Devizes results, and brands a quoted cabinet letter as fabrication while defending conservative resilience and constitutional purity.
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John Russell
Dastmen
St. Jamez’s Palace
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Boasters
House of Commons
House of Lords
Devizes
Solel
Poston
Eslight
Sir Ba
Turall
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BEL
Lvecrn
John-etrest
Regent Circus
Picca
Deblin
Sear
Sue's
J. Smith
Roy General Steam Navigation Company
General Steam Navigation Company
Crusna-house
Rhine
Biz Majesty
Ostend
the Rhine
Boclogne
Ramsgate
Margate
Rotterdam
Te Bie
Rabu
Crescent
Miseries
Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Piccadilly
Lombard-street
Charingerous
Haymarket
Street Po
Regent-circus
Snupf and Tobacco
Seymour Street
Eustop-square
Wiliam
Lancaster Place
T. Cor Savore
T Cox Savory
N. B
Rowland Detrosier
Wakelin, I
Shoe Lane
Fleet-street
George Cruikshank
Marryatt
United Service Journal
Court Journal
Greenwich Hospital
Smreilett
Sunday Times
George Orwickshank
Bell
George Cruicksbank
George Cratcabank
Tom Cringle
Smollett
Effingham Wilson
Hosa
Messrs. Daniel Ledsam and Sons
Great Charles-street
Cdris
Birmingham Gazette
the Gazette OF
Crown Office
Ember
Gloucester
H. B Hale
Bag
Alderley
H. Somerset
Marqus of
Worcester
Duke of Beaufort
Whitehall
Dec
George Buarnside
Orr
Kirkcudbright
Durmfries
Williama Lace Duncan
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Dike
Molesworth
R. M. Mandy
Thorndike
Corps of Rays
George Thomas Clough
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
R. C. Heigham
Lakenham
Norfolk
A. Leigh
Manchester
G. Baker
Birmingham
A. Moore
Wellarow
Islington
Wm. Marshall
Colchester-street
Whitechapel
S Stocker
Baptist Mills
Gloucestershire
S. Lorymer
Bristol
G. L. Mutchinson
Essex-street
Howe Deeper
J. Oliphant
R. Oliphant
Cockspar Street
J. Corbett
BR. C. Snott
Nottingham
J. Mattkie
W. Breel
J. Oh. Clementson
J. Fortune
W. Tooke
C. Parker
Bedford-row
T. Blackburne
G. Dickson
T. Chatfield
G. Grantham
Lewes
Sumex
J. Cox
C Cox
J. Stowell and Co
J. Harris
T Penn
Mercert
L. Knowles and Co
I. Knowles
Wirstan and Co
Winstanley
J. Railton
J. Rasiwn
J. Mace
G. Mace
Wolverhampton
J. M.donald
A. Mintwash
Everett Street
Russell Square
T. R. Batson
J. Wooler
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Sea
W. Pettifer
J. Pettifer
Leicester
M. Shaw
KR. Shaw
Huggin Lane
Wood Street
J. Norton
Norton
Clayton West
H. Pannell
W. Pannell
High Street
Poplar
Ward
Benke
Woodward
Thuke
Wellington
Laws
Bloomsbury
India
Witness
General Post Office
Steele
Erskine
Frakine
Captain Erskine
Serjeant Bishop
L. Pearce
John Goodwin
Elizabeth Locke
Com Lermere
McGoodwin
Steel
F. Roe
LAW Intelligence
Shipping Intelligence
Matilda Lockie
Morton
Demerara
Colehouse Point
Sarah Anna
Nichols
Hooper
Carmarthen Bay
Contemporary Press
Melbourne
Scotland
Currie
Dr. Hunter
Gillespie
St. Andrew's United College
Hells
St James’s Street
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