Assault at Bow Street and swindle cases at Marlborough Street
Police report a Bow Street assault on a university student by Isaac Morris and a simultaneous claim of self defense by the defendant. In Marlborough Street, George Charteris faces multiple swindling charges for a bed and parcel scam that defrauded hotel guests. remanded for further proof. Other items note embezzlement by James Dixon, a caution against a hackney driver, and informations against Hammersmith publicans for dominoes and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Isaac Morris
Barnester
Morley’s
Trafalgar Square
Crown Court
Joseph Gates
Crown-court
Union Tavern
William John
Strand
Milford Haven
London
Brixton
House of Correction
Red Lion Square
Marlborough Street
George Charteris
Wallace
M‘gregor
Williams
Phillips
Dover
Hungerford-market
Baldwin
Waterloo Square
Rose
Batt’s Hotel
Jermyn-street
Ryanston-Street
Southampton-street
Pentonville
Dyer
Queen-Square
James Dixon
Deacon
Jubilee-place
Chelsea
Carpenter
Palmer
Newmanstreet
Carson
Regent-street
Barton
Trafalgar-place
George Barwick
Adelaide
Charingcross
Lambeth
Green
Gregorie
Byers
Hammersmith
C. Lidgard
Webb's Lane
William Pale
White Horse
Shepherd’s Bunh
Elizabeth Dean
Seven Stars
Webb’s Lane
Hammersith
Benjamin Pring
Red Lion
Water Side
Second Glasgow Lottery Draw Date announced
GLASGOW LOTTERY announces the second draw to be held at Coopers Hall London on Wednesday January 24. Prizes include 15,500. 10,000. 5,000. 3,000. 2,000. 1,300. 1,000 and others. Tickets on sale at Swift and Co offices and various outlets with price options.
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Glasgow Lottery
Wift and CO
Glasgow
Coopers’ Hall
London
Swift and Co
Cornhell
Royal Exchange
Regent's Circus
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
Threats and disturbances at Parliament Street and Lambeth
A young man named Benjamin Burton, recently employed by surgeon Mr M Cann, was charged with threatening the life of his patron at the Red Lion in Parliament Street and later in Mr M Cann’s shop. He was ordered to enter into 50 pounds for twelve months to keep the peace. A separate drunkenness case involved a man named Robinson who claimed the intoxication came from smoking a new pipe, not liquor, and was fined five shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Burton
M‘cann
Parliament-street
Red Lion
M’cann
M‘canno
Gregorie
Robinson
Mr. Gregorie
Ir. Gregorie
Hatton-Garden
Sparrow
Davis
Thompson
Sussex Street
Tottenham Court-Road
Titterton
Newberry
Lambeth Street
Mile
New Town
Hardwick
J.thompson
Messra H. Trueman and Co
Bricklade
Wm Aykroyd
John Tipper
Michael Cooper
John Bowker
Thomas Cooper
Calico-Printers
G.C. Norton
Walker
Messrs. Garford
Tickell
Burnell
Stuck
Tucker
Tucker and Reynolds
West Ham
Manchester
London
Aykroyd
Norton
Tipper
William Sickle
Paia
Gates
Cooper
Brewers defend Beer Bill as owners push for its keeping
The metropolis leaders of brewing, once violent against the Beer Bill, have increased consumption since it became law. If repealed, they will likely clamour to keep it. A separate note corrects an street misprint in St Pancras vestry proceedings. Lord Howick is named Home Secretary amid sharp criticisms of his fitness and temper compared with predecessor Lamb, with magistrates urged to judge his capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pancras
St.Pancras Vestry
Crown-street
Cromer-street
Lecas
Lornp Howick
Unster
Home Department
Lordowick
Colonial Office
Colonial
England
Lord Howick
G. Lamb
Maceroni and Squires Steam Carriage on Common Roads
The second experimental journey of Maceroni and Squire's steam carriage to Uxbridge and back to London covered sixteen miles in two and a half hours. It averaged about six to eleven miles per hour depending on road conditions, with significant delays at water stops. The carriages design features a barouche body, two horizontal cylinders, water reservoir, and a steersman controlled by a single conductor, delivering a smooth ride on crowded streets and promising full potential with further refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxbridge
London
Regent-street
Oxford-street
Norland House
Bayswater Turnpike
True Sun Daily Review
Cabinet Mirthful Bills Parade In Mock Parliament
The Cabinet met on Thursday to plan motions for Parliament, but most topics seemed preempted. A stormy debate produced a spoof protocol to Prince Talleyrand and absurd bills mocking ministers and figures such as Grey and Palmerston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmerston
Ripon
Carlisle
Grad
Grry
Viscount Alraon
Spencer
Bill
C. Grant
Twopenny Peatbag
Cooper’s Company
MeLysournt
Mr. Stanley
Lorn J. Rosarty
Earl of Calliste
Pope
Inquiry into The Corporation of London Officers Roles
The Commissioners questioned City Solicitor Newman on duties to assist Parliament business and city interests, including conveyancing and enforcing fines on freemen. They examined Common-Serjeant, Remembrancer Tyrrell, sword-bearer Woodthorpe, and Common Pleaders regarding income, duties, and compulsory briefs within the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Court of Aldermen
Woodthorpe
Commons
Old Bailey
Lord Mayor
Tyrrell
City Remembrancer
House of Commons
Somerset-hoane
Royal Parka
Wire
Justice-Room
Old Bailey admissions and Lord Mayor office pay dispute
Report on Lord Mayor licensing and Old Bailey admission rights with examination of fees for chamberlain and door keepers. Mr Woodthorpe estimates the emoluments of the offices at fourteen years about 17134l 1s yearly average 1223l with deductions. Court debates auditors power and duties of town clerk and coroner roles as well as admission fees and gallery access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
Woodthorpe
Mamar
Wire
C. Pearson
Payne
London
Southwark
Alderman Venables
Payne Aaid
Guildhall
Loddon
Mr. Woodthorpe
University Intelligence from Oxford Journal
On the 28th alt Mr William Borlase was elected a Fellow at Queen’s College Michel foundation. Congregations may be holden for the purpose of making arrangements for the ensuing Term on 2, 29 Feb, 6, 13, 40, 273 May, 18, and a ceremony. Archbishop of York has appointed Rev W Raine M A late Fellow to the professorship at Birkberington for vacant seat due to resignation of Rev Tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oford Journal
William‘ Borlase
Michel
Queen's College
Ting
Mary
York
W. Raine
Paola
Birklerington
Emigration and Calamity Highlight 19th Century News
The issue discusses Great Britain’s emigration with 103000 sent abroad and 7000 miles sailed, plus 14 recording the shortest routes, and notes the rising annual excess. It reports a fire in Rev Dr Gray’s dwelling in St John’s New Brunswick, where the Doctor and Mary Berkeley escaped. It mentions Barham’s nomination as warming pan MP for Kenmare and questions about Sir S Canning’s outfit and salary. It critiques the House taxes and Chancellor of Exchequer, and includes notes on stationery and Sir Walter Scott related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Annals of
Gray
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Mary Berkeley
TH Church
Canada
Barham
Kenmae
Iy ‘Brougham
Boothwark
Stratford
Rane and Co
Sven- Vik
Rai
Davis
Individeats
Santigistrates
Hatton-garden
Aleo
Alter
W.gogden
Walter
Bering
Harry Colburs
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Rcember
Bret Anti
Feat Connor
Hyson
Ze Williams
ST. Pancras Association
National Exchange Bazaar
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
A. Vigors
M.P
N. B
Marshall’ Rooms
Hampstead Road
Namco
The
Birmingham Political Union
Union
Great Charles-street
Thomas Attwood
United Kingdom
George Edmonds
Puck
Bull and Churton
Holles-street
Bell and Headfute
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Dublin
NEW Unitarian Magazine
Sherwood and Co
Uoster-Row
Bvo
Christian Reformer
Unitarian Magazine and Review
Cogan
Jefferson
Watson
John Rowe
Bristol
Mr. S. Thompson
Church of God
Francis Burdett
James Wright
Price
Bart
G. Berger
Holywell-street
Cordeux
Paternoster-row
A. Andrews and
Sampson
Brighton
Guest
Birmingham
Arnold
Liverpool
Wesley and Rose
Haywood
Illingworth
Leeiis
Leicester
Windsor
Reed
Glaspow
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Oawhyn
Catherine
Treet
Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Jessy
Dumblain
Warren
Hope
Robert Warren
Police
Shorts
Maceroni
Squire
Rochester
West Indies
Greenwich Gazette
New Portee
Woolwich Dock Yard
Commodore Warren
Henry Rideout
Smithers Aldis
Chatham Division
Royal Marines
Lords of the Admiralty
Henry Appleby
Chatham
Burke
Marines
Henry C. Redwood
Calthorpe Street
Charles Chapman
Greenwiches
Corporation of London
University Intelligence
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