Decree Leads to Claimants Entering Debts Case
In a High Court Decree of Chancery, executors of John Dean late of Regent Street Middlesex must present debts by a specified date or lose the decree’s benefit. The document lists numerous peers and notable figures, including Lord Angerstein, Viscount Clive, Earl of Belfast, and many baronets, barons, and MPs, among others.
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Correspondence Between Norwich Bishop and Dr Hampden
London April 4 1836 letter from H Norwich to Dr Hampden decries bigotry in Oxford and defends liberal views. Oxford April 5 1836 Hampden replies with gratitude for inaugural lecture and faith in Church of England, noting persecution and public sympathy rising for Scripture truth.
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London
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Oxford
Church of England
Surrey Sessions acquits young hop-grower’s daughter in china theft case
Elizabeth Brown, a young woman of good looks and family means, faced trial for stealing two porcelain grandfather and grandmother images from Henry Kidney, a London policeman. After prosecution testimony, several witnesses including Brown’s sister spoke in her defense. The jury found acquittal and the court ordered the sister returned to her charge with guidance for safe conveyance to Maidstone.
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London
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West-square
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Italian man in custody after brutal assault on plasterer
Police report Gio Bakista Tra Bocco an Italian is charged with violently assaulting James Catton a plasterer of 28 George Street Pentonville leaving him in a dangerous state. Witness Robert Macarthy described Bakista’s tambourine act and a resulting blow and kick that sent Catton to hospital. Evidence included a medical certificate and a loaded watch found on Bakista, with remand ordered until Catton’s condition could be assessed.
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Chapel Street
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Fenner
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
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Sandell
Gray’s
Ergeant Russell
Ancient and Modern Improvements at Charing Cross Lease
The Dean and Chapter of Westminster granted Robert Hayek an eighty year lease in Edward V's reign to improve the King’s street. He rebuilt and replaced vagrant cottages with handsome tenements, cottages, and gardens on the south High Street and on the back road to St Martin’s church and near the Abingdon monastery garden.
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Charing-cross
Robert Hayek
King’s Street
High-street
St. Martin's Church
Abingdon
Church Discipline Bill Before Lords Reforms Ecclesiastical Courts
Abstract of a House of Lords bill based on Church Commissioners reports aims to centralize church discipline. It repeals the 1 Hen. 7 statute, transfers bishopric hearing powers, appoints Canterbury and York commissions, establishes juried inquiries, bonds for costs, and archbishop review, with detailed procedures for summons, evidence, and final sentences.
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Child Steal Near Bethnal Green Road Sparks Alarm
A girl nine to ten years old, with an infant seven months old, was lured toward Sebright Street by a young woman who offered a peony. The woman took the child and vanished, leaving the girl and parents frantic. Police and neighbors hunted for the abductors. the suspect described as over twenty, mid stature, brown bonnet, brown gown, sallow, scarred by smallpox. Mothers fears turn toward madness if child not returned. Also notes a Scots case on coursing, and Mr John Kemble’s editorship tied to Reform in London.
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Sebright Street
Wader
West Lothian
Lord Cockburn
John Kemble
Charles Basbie
London
England
Kemble
Duncombe and Mortimer clash over sermon critique
The Hon. Thomas Duncombe of Finsbury writes to Rev. Thomas Mortimer of St. Mark's Clerkenwell seeking exact phrases from a sermon on the king's accession. Mortimer replies denying any allusion to Duncombe and defends his public duties. The Albany Courtyard, July 1836.
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Thomas S. Duncombe
Election of a Sheriff at Common Hall in London
The Common Hall elected John Johnson as sheriff after debate over candidate proposals. Edward Wilson defended honoring nominees who willingly faced penalties, while others urged broader, more open nomination by livery electors.
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Plymouth
Destructive London Storm Damages Homes and Gardens
Yesterday morning a massive storm swept Fulham Hammersmith and Kensington with thunder lightning and rain lasting about an hour followed by a long electric blaze and a fierce hailstorm. Gardens and glass greenhouses shattered across Chiswick Sutton Court Vale-place and Notting Hill with thousands in damage noted at multiple properties including the Duke of Devonshire and Mr Salter. A boy James Larman was severely injured by lightning at St Bartholomew's Hospital and other pedestrians suffered injuries with several fatalities reported. A coroner will hold an inquest into the anonymous elderly man killed in Noble Street. Police and witnesses describe a sky rocket like fireball and widespread destruction around the metropolis.
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