Public discussion and sales notices on Oxford Street
A public discussion and challenge to Richard Tees his aoc dwaten will be held at Wednesday January 2 1833 and every Wednesday thereafter at Oxford Street. Subjects include Mr Owens theology and morality. Evening at half past seven. Admission one penny to cover room and lighting. Auction notices for the 8M Brewery lease and goodwill at Portpool Lane and Gray’s Inn Lane. Walter’s Aniseed Pills advertised with testimonials and a list of suppliers.
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R.te Es
Oxford Street
Janary
Mr. Owen
Sun Brewery
Portpool-lane
Falcon-court
R. W. W. Simpson
Henry Wyatt
Ignees
Groom
Swain
Stevens, and Co
Frederick's Place
Old Jewry
W. W. Simpson
Busklersbury
Walter
Y. A. Sharwood
Bishopgate
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Teen
Whitechapel-road
Prout
Strand
Cross-street
Islington
Pink
High-streat
Borough
Bethnal-green
Upton-place
Hendebeard
Holborn
United Kingdom
N.B
J. A. Sharwood
W. Walter
National Institution Peddles Enony’s Pills in London Ads
A London broadside promotes Enony’s Pills from the National Institution of Health at Seymour Street Euston Square. It lists dozens of retailers across the city and warns against counterfeit chemists selling spurious medicines, urging public caution and noting the pamphlet is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institution OF Health
Seymourgrvet
Euston-square
London
Nouy’'S
Enony
Mr. Enony
Seymour- Hreet
Eve
Enouy
Ex-Parte Earl of Lonsdale Libel Case Before King’s Bench
In Jax 21 sittings, Sir J Scarlett moved to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against William Stevens and others, printers of the Carlisle Journal, for libels on the Earl of Lonsdale. The Earl’s affidavits detail two attack subjects: the St Bees Charity lease relating to mining rights and the Whitehaven harbour trusteeship. He states prior ownership, undisclosed mine work, and settlement of coal values. a later lease grants mine rights with rent and percentages. He denies profit from Whitehaven harbour, cites royal acts with no extra power, and claims only army pay and county office salary. The piece alleges broad accusations against the Earl and associates regarding public money and charity lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF
King’s Bench
Earl OF
Earl of Lonsdale
Whitehaven
Court of Chancery
Cumberland
Ó’connell
Ireland
England
Bristol
London
Liverpool
Peter, Farrell
O'Connor
Bredshaw
Beerppeah
Estialny
Dubliva
Cor
Great Britain
Oakwell
Doric
Debates of Irish National Council Begin at Royal Hotel
The Dublin Morning Register reports the opening meeting of the Irish National Council at the Royal Hotel College Green. Leaders including Daniel O Connell and Maurice O Connell attended with reporters admitted. Staunton presented figures on Ireland’s debt under the Union and Exchequer consolidation, noting 67 million total and 41 million for Ireland, with commentary on taxation and transfer of stock between the two countries.
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Dublin Morning Register
Eisher
Royal Hotel
College-green
Ireland
Colonel Butler
Daniel O’connell
Maurice O'Connell
O’conor Don
Charles D. O'Connell
A. Carew O'Dwyer
Richard L. Sheil
Ruthven
Sir Richard Nagle
John O’connell
Henry Grattan
William Roche
David Roche
Wm. O’neil
Tralee
O’conneill
O'Connell
Roe
Corporation of Cashel
Sullivan
City of Kilkenny
Great Britain
Libels Tied to Lordship Overreach in London Jan 1833
The London Evening issue reports libels accusing a noble of altering an Act to fit his harbour trust, exposing him as Cantwell and Overreach. It notes proceedings in Chancery and the House of Commons, with damages and restitution demanded. affidavits deny the charges and a similar libel action is granted against Ann Lough of a Kendall paper.
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Whitehaven
House of Commons
Cumberland
Ann Lough
Kendal
Northampton tolls case upholds right of corporation to tolls
The Court of Common Pleas reviewed a prior verdict in favor of a lessee seeking tolls from a Northampton farmer. Lords justified a new trial, ruling that public highway witnesses could not be categorically barred, overturning a prior exclusion of similar witnesses and affirming the corporation’s toll rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Lancum
Lovell
Northampton
Corporation of
Tindal
London
Hschenare
Bingham
Pennington v Healey: executor justified. non suit set aside
In the Court of Exchequer at Lincoln Judge Park presided. Pennington sued Healey an executor who pleaded pleae administravit and was non suited with leave to move. The rule to set aside the non suit was argued and Bayley CJ discharged it, concluding the defendant acted rightly and entitled to judgment.
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Court OF Exchequer
Jax
Pennington
Healey
Justice Park
Lincoln
Baron Bayley
Ex Parte Hobson In Re Thompson and Mathews Court ruling
In Westminster on January 21 the Court of Bankruptcy and Court of Review heard the petition by assignees of Mathews, a Liverpool commission agent, seeking delivery of certain books alleged to belong to Thompson and Mathews as partners. The petition failed as partnership was not proven. petition dismissed.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Court OF Review
Westminster
Hobson
Thompson
Mathews
Liverpool
Hill
Ireland and Britain debts under Union dispute and relief
The passage analyzes the financial strain post Union, arguing that consolidation of exchequers was unfair to Ireland. It cites rising Irish taxation since 1801, debates over debt proportions, and alleged violations of the Act of Union. It contends Ireland bears less relief than Britain and laments the loss of surplus revenue for internal improvements. It also critiques forthcoming taxes and the soap duty disparity affecting Irish industry.
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J.C. Herries
Whitehall
Treasury Chambers
Ireland
Englan
Great Britain
England
Finance Committee
Ireand
Foster
Lord Lansdowne
Hansard
John Walsh
Sir John Walsh
Vesey Fitzgerald
Vansittart
United Kingdom
Lord Castlereagh
Milliken
Isig
Cpee
Ccc
Eeee
Castlereagh
Raerer
Scotland
Herries
Britain
Forditio
Consolidated Fund
Police
M‘culloch
Henry Parnell
Ca. Baronet
Columba
Sir Henry Parnell
Spring Rice
Bring Rice
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Teave
Jas
Amborg
H. Majesty
Rotterdam
Hebresday
Tower-street
Les Bessell
Lombard-street
Regent-Street
Bish
Charing-cross
T-Street
Theta Varatent Cael
Biss Ois
Cornhill
Orm
Leicester Square
Stirling
Castle Hill
Palace
Parliament House
Forth
Bannockburn
Falkirk
Morteith
Edinburgh
Grampians
Milan
de Acworth
LAW Intelligence
Irish National Council
Chelsea
Mai Ie Mo
Ames
Sir Henry
Henry
Staunton
Sully
France
Rance
Newenham
Sheaid
Tess
Jadielias Sunden Nadoabe
Tates
Gsa
Steunton
Staunton Ra
Tom
Hermiels
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