Auction and shop notices near Oxford Street and Bond Street
An array of market notices and advertisements reveal properties for let near Oxford Street with stables and ground, debts to prove in Chancery, and late 1830s sales of leasehold premises on New Bond Street. Also details on packet sailings, tea and coffee sales on Strand, and a large display of watches and silver goods at Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Street
High Court of Chancery
Brodle
Lady Arundell
James Everard
Arundell
Wardour
Wilts
Henry Martin
Southampton
Chancern Fane
London
Treilern and White
Leadenhall-street
Hodges
Gray
Chancery-lane
Frivar
New Bond Street
Messrs
Stanidand Aml Long
Beaverie Street
Pleet Street
Burt
Aldermanbury
Taudon
Wright
The Privy Council judges hear etiquette piracy case
The Privy Council sat with Lord Brougham and others as the trial of a copyright dispute over The Science of Etiquette concluded. The plaintiff claimed piracy against Mr Day and Mr Reid, arguing two works copied table of contents and chapters. the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Lord Brougham
Baron Parke
Indy
Admiralty Court
Nanoor
Tin plate marks dispute from Carmarthen and Margham
The case concerns whether the marks M C representing Morgan Carmarthen may be used by Carmarthen and Margham tin plate makers. The Vice Chancellor granted an injunction restraining use pending a legal determination. the Lords advised the plaintiffs to prove their right in court, allowing a future action at the Assize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmarthen
Morgan
Hubert Smith
Smith
M.C
Dr. Morgan
Carmarthen Works
Europe
America
Carmarthn Works
Margham
Jacob
Hayter
Noleas
Blanchard
Court of Equity
Thal
Wigram
Ombler
Cornwall
Jacobi
cireum+towers
Accidental Inquests Mark Middlesex Deaths At Sea and On Ho rse
Coroners at Blue Anchor Sea Yewsley Green near Hillingdon record two inquests. Caroline Amelia Broughton aged four died after a cattle trampling in a paddock. verdict Accidental Death. Henry Corney aged sixteen died from brain concussion after a pony incident near Meux's Brewery. Veredict Accidental Death. The Middlesex Hospital Board-room inquest and Horticultural Society meeting follow with notices of awards and attendees. The society reports carnations, orchideous plants, and miscellaneous prize medals. Meteorological data conclude the register period with figures for barometer thermometer and rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faicutte
Blue Anchor
Yewsley Green
Hillingdon
Middlesex
Stirling
Caroline Amelia Broughton
Middlesex Hospital
Henry Corney
Meux
High Street
Bloomsbury
Piracy trial over Hints on Etiquette case in Queen's Bench
Sir William Follett argued that Day authored the plaintiff's Hints on Etiquette and the Usages of Society and that the Glasgow publishers Reid and Co copied the work as Science Etiquette to steal profits. He described the history from 1632 works to the 1836 Longman agreement and noted the cheap Glasgow edition threatened the plaintiff's earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
Lord Crawan
Ube
W. Follett
W. Pollett
Wb. Follett
Winchester
Eton
Tait
Edinburgh
Pasquette
Murray
Randell
Ludgate-bill
Hull
London
Messra
Longman
Plaimif
Me. Longman
Frankum
Landon
Gaid the Plaintif
Day
Mr. Day
Beau Nash
Bath
Theo
Hig
Rieno
Longmas
Phantil
Han
Mr. Rewl
Clement
Boston
Fashiwo
Whitaker
William Follett
Lord Deeman
Rv. Wirttaker
Longman and Co
Lord Chesterfield
Wu. Follett
Whittaker
Sir William Follett
England
Plantiff
Merers
Mesara
Longman and Co. Coder
Glasgow
Reid and Co
Pathe
Aguas
W .Follett
Insolvent Debtors Court case over bar passed as gold
In Sery 5 Barnett Joseph opposed by Mr. Cooke for Mrs. Elizabeth Collingridge with Mr. Woodraffe supporting. The insolvent, a general and metal stripper, sold a bar of strippings to the son of Mrs. Collingridge, who ran the business. An assay paper claimed the bar contained gold and silver weighing about five pounds, but later tests showed the bar differed in description and weight. The insolvent promised a replacement and payment of the difference, then denied the bar was the same. No action followed for deceit as to passing off the bar as the assay paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Erle
Lord Delmas
William Stringle
Perasoo
Romaine
Stringle
Collingridge
Woodroffe
Bowen
Mra. Collingridge
Barnett Joseph
Cooke
Elizabeth Collingridge
Woodraffe
Lhis
Collingetdee
Wilderneas- Row
Clerkenwell
Not Guilty for Robbery and Trial Elsewhere
Central Criminal Court heard indictments of David Risk for attempted robbery and assault at Chalk Farm with a purse stolen. Eugene Aram charged with breaking and stealing a cloak and desk from John Conquest’s dwelling. both were disposed with Risk acquitted and Aram sentenced to transportation for life. The Grand Jury ignored a charge against John Frederick Parker for unlawfully administering medicine to procure abortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Arabin
Eugene Aram
John Fricker Conquest
Rcfeo
Mackintosh
Finsbury Square
Dr. Conquest
John Frederick Parker
Mra. Buys
Police Intelligence Watton Garden
Santiago de los Santos the dwarf was sent to the New Prison in a coach followed by a mob. To avoid rude jokes he was placed in the infirmary. Two men offered as bait for his trial and the magistrates demanded good security as the prisoner might escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watton-Garden
Santiago de Los Santos
Laing
Mallett
Rogers
Union Hall Suspects in Theft of Lace Brooch and Notes
Yesterday at Union Hall, Ann Murrell faced charges of stealing a diamond brooch, a 20 note, and lace from Mrs. Canty of Palace Road, Lambeth. Daniel and Margaret Murphy and Mary Lyons were charged as receivers. Lyons also faced forging a ten pound note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Ann Murrell
William Canty
Palace Road
Lambeth
Wedgwood
Daniel Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Mary Lyons
Aoe Murrell
Marvel
Murphy
Cluthes
Tower-hill
Redford
L Division
Jupp
Blackmanstreet
Lyons
Murrell
Canty
Stolen Linen Fireside Contents Recovered in London Case
Mrs Mary Ann Hale, wife of Thomas Hale, dealer, formerly at Rose-lane and Fashion-street, Spitalfields, held on a charge of receiving stolen linen contents valued at 66l 0s. She appeared before Hon. G Norton for further examination following prior evidence and extensive discovery of recovered property. The proceedings recount extended roovery and discovery of a large portion of the stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asplin
Davis's Wharf
Toofey-street
Cheapside
Aldermanbury
Lea
Miller
Shields
Cheshire-street
Waterloo Town
Alexander Caldicott
Manchester
Ireland
Norton
Caldicott
Raplin
Toc
Pelham
Mary Ann Bland
Thomas Bland
Catherine Doyle
Thomas Blach
Searles
Commercial Road
Atuleu
Doyle
Watts
Fowler
Tweary
Mr. Norton
Lambeth-Street
Mary Ann Hale
Thomas Hale
Rose-lane
Fashion-street
Spitalfields
Articled Clerks and Apprentices in Bankruptcy Law
Legal Observer reports on the interpretation of 6 G.IV., c.16 section 49 regarding apprentices and articled clerks in bankruptcy. It discusses whether an articled clerk is an apprentice for proofs of debt, noting Cross and Rose on the issue and the historical practice of creditors deciding premiums and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cross
Justice Rose
Erahine
George Rose
Fussell
Bush
Mont, & Ayr
Addresses of condolence honor late sovereign and new queen
A Common Hall approved moving addresses of condolence and congratulation upon Queen Victoria's accession and the Queen Dowager's position. Speakers praised William IV's reign, urged a long, prosperous reign for the new queen, and resolved that the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, and twelve liverymen present the addresses to the queen and her dowager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satomions
Salamona
Joan Travers
William the Fourth
England
LaLaMons
Travers
Cuarces Bieaper
Josse
Bayngs
Duartes Pzargon
Swaine
Year 1836 iron output and prices in Britain noted
The Cambrian reports Britain's iron production for 1836 reaching about one million tons with pig iron averaging 71 per ton and bar iron about 11 per ton. A separate item recounts Mr Pritchard of Covent Garden Theatre staging a playful fake wedding to a friend’s bride, ending with a comic retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronx
Mr. Pritchard
Nut
Colonial Society Forms Emigration Committee at Thatched House
A meeting of Colonial Society members at Thatched House Tavern St James's chaired by Sir G Sinclair Bart adopted rules to promote emigration knowledge. With the society to grow to 300 members a general meeting would appoint a management committee to aid settlers. Attendees included Mr Ward MP and Colonel Torrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Society
St. James's
G. Sinclair
Bart
Mr. Ward
M.P
St. Albans
Torrens
South Sea Stock Dividends and Gov’t Talks at Meeting
A South Sea Company general meeting at South Sea House declares a half year dividend of 1 3/4 percent. Sub-Governor Bonsquet reports on government negotiations, delays in Customs Bill, and future arrangements. Governors and patronage questions, dividend payment timing, and charter powers are discussed as the court adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Stock
South Sea House
Bosanquet
Court of Directors
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Lee
Sus
George III
Sup
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Ostend
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Ghent
Antwerp
Bruxfules
UNION
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Sthanacks
Custom House Quay
W. J. Hall
Canom Howe Quay
Lower Thames Street
Wwe. Bez
Strand
Arandel Street
China
Soong al
Hyson
Jamaica
George Thomas Mansall & CO
Tvs
Aruniel Street
Avenn
St No. 2
Backlerabury
Corne Crown
T. Con Savory’s
Cornhill
R T. Cox Savory
Ing
Price
LAW Intelligence
Doucy 5
Privy Council
Court OF Chancery
Fairbairn
Me Doo
Stewart
Errington
PLC
Everton
Levison Gower
M. Deschamps
Mexico
Court OF Queen's Bench
Central Criminal Court
Surty 4
David Risk
Regent’s Canal
Chistes Dubwsuquet
Chalk Farm
Therisoner
York and Albany
Etiatode
Police Intelligence
Common Hall
South Sea Company
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