TREATISE ON INDIGESTION AND HEALTH REMEDY PROMOTION
An advertisement from the National Institution of Health promotes a single medicine for all illnesses by Edward Cures and partners. It lists Origin street addresses, national agents, price one shilling, and warns the public to avoid spurious medicines sold by chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingham Wilson
Jonind le
Edward Tures
Fadt
Horcourés
Seymour-street
Enouy
Enosy
National Institution of Heal
Seymour Street
Euston-square
Eve and Pythian
Wilt Strand
Bowen Stationer
Oxford-street
Bothams
Sharpe
Ha ‘Ket
Mee Sparrow
Snowhill
Shorea
Ambridge
Yeath
Hackney
Mr. Dey
Beatie Street
Bond-street
St. ‘Moulder
Arcade
Idey
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Midaledinch
I 'Atreet
Shadwell
Mr. Purdy
Righ-street
R. Norman
Providence-Row
Kentishtown
Hogarth
New-road
Mudie
Old Bailey Case of Coal Theft at Camden Chapel Trial
William Murdoch a genteel verger and chapel keeper at Camden Chapel was tried for stealing 220 pounds weight of coal. He claimed he lent coal to the chapel when none remained and planned to replace it, with witnesses for both sides and the jury expressing satisfaction with the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tertif Stice
Iust
Wiliam Murdoch
J. Moore
St. Pancras
Adolphus
Camden Chapel
Elizabeth Jane Hinton
Public meeting turmoil at Gray's Inn Road escalates to mob rule
A meeting at the Institutions of the Industrious Classes in Gray's Inn Road was disrupted when the proprietor seized the premises. Speakers claimed the dispute was personal between Mr Owen and Mr Bromley. Police guarded the premises as both sides claimed rights and warned of further meetings at the Surrey Institution. The report also notes naval ships and an extraordinary Turnip, plus Liverpool cotton market figures for January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray’s Inn-road
Mr. Macconnell
Owen
Bromley
Surrey Institution
Southampton
Hawke
Oray
Sheerness
Chatham
Blossom
Standgate Creek
Bie
Thomas Harryman
Portinscale
Liverpool
Sid
Court of Chancery examined over confidential papers in Darnell case
In a January 17 hearing Sir Edward Sugden moved to reverse an order shielding papers from production, arguing the communications between attorney Gaskell and Mr Darnell related to a prior trust matter. Lord Chancellor pondered the conflict of common law rulings and the rule of attorney client privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Greenough
Gaskell
Edward Sugden
Darnell
Bir. Gaskell
Hughes
Biddulph
Bolton
Corporation of Liverpool
Roe
Pepys
Court of Common Council discusses city charity and petitions
The court debates the City of London General Pension Society relief, considers sinking funds into small annuities, and weighs reform of petition hearing practices. Representatives urge honoring Mr Grote and discuss tithes, corporate oaths, and public access to the court’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of King’s Bench
Knott
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
St. George’s Fields
Committee of City Lands
City OF London General Pension Society
Stevens
Farebrother
Jr. C. Breaden
General Purposes Committee
R. Taylor
House of Lords
Tagir
Committee of General Purposes
Evans
Figgins
Jones
Charles Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Peacock
Hall
Pearson
The Dutch King and Belgium’s Boundaries Described
A Times correspondent recalls 1813 to 1831 events showing William I’s exile, rise, and costly rule over Belgium. The piece condemns Dutch suppression, Belgian resistance, and the 1831–1839 struggles, including the London Conference, armistice, and ongoing tensions. It notes Belgian gains for reform and Dutch propaganda supported by some critics and French money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Times
England
Germany
Amsterdam
Belgium
Brussels
William
Dail
Hague
Lonflon
Belgian
Antwerp
Austria
Europe
British Empire
Bank of England injunction dissolved in Harris case
Vice-Chancellor Court dissolves injunction restraining Bank of England from releasing funds tied to a Liverpool Brazil trading scheme. Cotter denies key facts, Mathies and Cotter misrepresented ownership of bullion and dollars. Judge finds no truth in prior statements and dissolves the injunction with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Bank OF England
Bank of Sapient
Mathie
Liverpool
Rio Grande
Brazils
Rio
Monte Video
Cotter
William Mathie
Ank
England
Messrs
Messrs. Athie
Mr. Knight
Power
Pepys
Kindersley
Mercers' Company Charity Scheme Approved by Court
Westminster January 17. Attorney General reports on a charity trust once forgotten since the Great Fire of 1666. Funds of 2850 pounds are ordered to be distributed as loans to young Mercers members with later education endowment and government securities investment. Court assigns costs to the Company except inquiry costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls’ Court
Westminster
Mercers’ Company
Mercers
London
Comin Region
Bors
Auctioneer wins after clerk role in sale case
In Jax 17 court, Bird v Boult er, an auctioneer sought funds for a purchased item. The jury found for the auctioneer, and the court ruled the clerk acted as the defendant’s agent, upholding the verdict and discharging the rule for a new trial. Also noted are Hertfordshire magistrates and a request for mandamus over a refused appeal against a poor rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King’s Bench
Bird
Boulter
Hertfordshire
Platt
Maintenance arrears case over decades at nisi prius court
In a Batl Court nisi prius session before Justice J Parke, Mr Muskett and Mrs Muskett dispute arrears of an annuity secured by a 1799 deed of separation. The jury finds for Mrs Muskett, awarding 472 pounds 10 shillings for eighteen years due, despite defenses about lapse and release. the action derives from a deed transferring house and furniture with trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batl Court
Nisi Prius
J. Parke
Erie
Havineen
James Scarlett
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Muskett
Quiet Ballston Spa Election Described in North America
The writer attends the November Ballston Spa election at a hotel and notes the orderly, quiet scene with no drunkenness. Voters submit lists at a sealed table, inspectors verify qualifications on the spot, and ballots are counted across Saratoga County. The piece cites Jackson vs Adams statewide results and emphasizes ballot voting as the ideal method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballaton,Spa
Brown
Ballston Spa
Congress
Scotland
England
Saratoga
Jackson
Adams
United States
New York
British Islands
North America
James Stuart, Esq
Newport dispute ends with post election retribution
After a hard fought election the Quartermaster General and his Corporation squad are returning to their colors and enacting the threats they had promised. Painter John Mortimer mistreated journeyman Charles Redstone causing his dismissal, while timber-merchant William Mortimer discharged Richard Perkins after fourteen years. Exclusive dealing cited. Reform party urged caution. Judges met Exchequer Chamber and the circuit paper was delivered to the Lord Chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mortimer
Charles Redstone
Hawkins
Ord
Mortimer
William Mortimer
Worthy
Richard Perkins
Redstone
Corson Party
Reform Party
Exchequer Chamber
King’s Bench
Court of Chancery
Armistice talk and regency fate in Lisbon letters
From Lisbon reports Lord Hervey proposed an armistice to end the contending parties by negotiation with Don Miguel abdication and a Regency for Donna Maria. Detachments of regiments moved from Westminster to their posts for Dublin and other garrisons, with arrivals aboard the William Fawcett steam packet. Thorwaldsen’s testament shifts art to Denmark. a tragic elephant incident near La Pacaudi Loire results in a cornac crushed and a lifeless elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Lord Hervey
Trench
Don Miguel
Donna Maria
Westminster
Birmingham
Blackburn
Chatham
Rife Brigade
Dover
River Thames
William Fawcett
Dublin
7Th Dragoon Guards
5Th Foot
Kinsale
Maryborough
Fee
Ablin
Thorwalsden
Cipenhirgen
Parnassus
Alexander
Persepolis
Denmark
Thorwaldsen
Olympic Circus
la Pacaudi Loire
Laissé
Djeck
la Pacauditre
Cornac
Serhan
Agai
Volturier
Comac
le Noucelliste
Benevolence and Objection in Gloucestershire Aid Schemes
The Sir Edward Banks arrived at three P M with post from Rouenham. Land lets to the needy expand as Lords Harrowby and Fortescue and Sir Thomas Phillipps allot acres in Gloucestershire for on ground relief. Lord Harrowby and Rev William Mould aid Willersey parish, Broadway excluded. Public resistance to aid cited with moral debate. Inquest at St Martin leiewis Bocelli noted one juror signed initials, refused full name per coroner’s instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Edward Banks
Rouenham
Fortescue
Harrowby
Thomas Phillipps
Gloucestershire
Harerowby
William
Willersey
Shire
Broadway
Thomas Synegs
St. Martinleieewis Bocelli
Inquest into Death Tied to Drunkard's Fired Wounds
An inquest at Star Yard examined William, a stableman, who received a small nose wound from a brush. While the cut was superficial, parish surgeons reported fatal brain inflammation from other causes after a fever. The coroner noted no link between the wound and death, and the jury returned Died by the visitation of God. The Hackney inquest on Anne Garrard found her hanged, ruled Insanity, with family background suggesting a troubled mind and no prior harsh treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Blackman-street
Psyche
London
Southwark
X-Man
William Fw
Star-yard
Thomas Hosewood
Atgeon
Blackman Street
Se’onight
Richardson
Edward Evans
Dore
Rosegood
Benjamin Evans
Evans
Bati
Hooper
Pratt
Baker
Goldsmith's’ Arms
Goldsmith’s‘row
Hackney-road
Anne Garrard
Ous
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Ortend
Calais
Ofice
Mr. Orman
Old Bailey New Court
Labour Exchange
Fasas Etonsa
PRICE
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Common Council
George Grote
Grote
Dixon
Mr. Platt
Neas
Sessions
Newport
Isle OF Wight
Yaar
de Cai
Tehran
Riojor
John Kinnear Maedgnald
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