Post Office Clerk Profit Totals and Daily Averages
Figures show profits received by post office clerks with daily averages and weekly rates. Calculations include per day earnings, weekly totals, and percentages, citing multiple rate entries and percentages to illustrate income distribution. The data references amounts per day and per week across several entry lines.
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General Postoffice
United Kingdom
General Post-office
F. Freeling
Foreign Department
General Foreign Post-office
Court reports from London Chancery and King's Bench 1833
London docket summary from July 1833 covers Sir E Sugden wardship reference on Ord and Murray, injunctions, and Lord Chancellor judgments. plus Turn er v Robinson at Guildhall on wages, seduction, and Mary Blackmore case with Combe. Also notes on Marylbone and Crve r ty cases including cruelty, theft of dogs, and Hatton Garden forgery involving Sylvester and Walker.
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Court OF Chancery
Jose
E. Sugden
Ord
Murray
Parker J. Wood
Watson
Broton
Bank note theft case goes to trial in 1832
Alderman Harmer sues former assistant for four guineas unpaid from pawnbrokers. The judge delays ruling and refers the case to a barrister. Easley v Crockford involves a 200 pound bank note stolen at Cobbett lecture, with Crockford uncooperative. Jury finds for Easley, awarding 200 pounds.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Bharmer C. Robinson
Alderman Harmer
Hatton-garden
Courts of Justice
Barrir
Nisi Prius
Nicholas Tyndall
London
Easley A. Crockford
Serjeant
Wilde
Easley
Cobbett
Otunda
Blackfriars-road
Allen
Crockford
Wrige
Messrs
James Wilkinson
Rotunda
John Scott
Tattersall’s
Grockford
Sarjeant Andrews
Missing nine year old boy in Cottage-lane search to Lord Mayor
A distressed mother from Cottage-lane, Commercial-road, sought Lord Mayor help on Friday for a missing boy named John Matthew Carter nine years old. He was last seen after playing in the garden about 3:30 pm on June 10. Described as wearing a dark jacket, blue trousers, barefoot, light hair, fair complexion, with slight speech impediment. Publicity urged to aid the search as parents prayed for the child's return.
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Charles Street
Westminster
Miss Matthews
Lord Fitzgerald
F. A. Roe
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
Davis
James Shaw
Dyer
Conant
Rd Melbourne
Welling
Hertfordshire
Clarke
Mable
Clark
Hig House
Bates
New Inn
Tottenham Court Road
Keyes
Beadle
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Trovsre
Henry Lancaster
Connaughtquare
Connaught Square
Hoskins
Timothy Sullivan
Martin
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Gloucester-place
John Burford
Hampstead-road
Berkeley-street
Thomas Dagegett
St. Andrew-street
Sevendials
Sullivan
George Adams
George Pope
Kilburn
Pope
Eyre Arms
William Adams
George Pattye
John Lee
Paddington
Waterloo Union Society
Wedd
Henry Perrence
Taylor
Lee
Perrence
Adams
Pattye
Bee
James Brown
Garrité Walsh
Sarah Nixon
John Matthew Carter
Bow-Street
Fravp
Charlotte Hurd
Mise Combe
Miss Combe
Ireland's tithe wrangle sparks clerical abuse uproar
The lettered outrage from Monaghan exposes tithe oppression in 1833 Ireland. It describes Rev William Pratt and local gentry pressing three years of tithe payments, court actions, and public protests, with references to Murdock seneschal and harsh enforcement in Dunlone and Glastough.
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Monaghan
Wm. Pratt
Donagh
Wade
Pratt
James Woods
County
Robert Murof Castle Leslie
Dock
Glastough
Dunlone
Robert Murdock
Seneschal
P.S
Murdock
Witnesses and Witty Exchange at Chelms Trial
A Chelmsford trial featured a vivacious prosecutor and a cautious witness. The defendant’s lawyer pressed a witness with an explicit question about transportation while the coachman admitted only driving horses.
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Chelms
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