Diverse Notices of Property, Lottery, and Medical Advertisements
Notices advertise sale of business lease and goodwill after engineer Russell's death, a North Wales manor rental with full staff, and Swift and Co. Lottery drawing details with prize values and offices. Also public notice for Dr. Eady offering venereal disease treatment and general health consultations at Newman Street, London with discreet services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift and CO
Glasgow
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Hegent-circus
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
UBLIC
Newman-strest
Osford-ereet
London
Eady
Lumber Troop Annual Meeting at White Conduit House
The Lumber Troop held its annual meeting at White Conduit House with a dinner and wines praised. The chairman toasted the King and Queen, Lord Grey and ministers, Lord Mayor and the Corporation, and Mr. Duncombe, in a show of liberal reform, acknowledging the new landlord Mr. Peters for his orderly service. The event ended with toasts, music, and a late-night ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Conduit House
Charles
Fife
Queen
Messrs
Ransford, Pyne
Lord Grey
Duncombe
Leman
Wire
Finsbury
Hairmay
Peters
LAW INTELLIGENCE. LIBEL TRIAL AT COMMON PLEAS AND TITHE CASE
In court a libel suit against the Christian Advocate and Morison's Universal Medicine is heard. The jury awards the plaintiff 5001 damages after Serjeant Talfourd argues for the defendants. Also an appeal over tithe in kind in Exeter diocese involves Mr Melhuish and Mr Facy. Sir John Nichol orders tithe due and costs decided. Insolvent debtor court reports multiple bankruptcies and fraud concerns, with dismissals and cautions on conspiracy and relief proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Juy
Pursell D. Stevens
Serjeant
Wilde
Stockbridge
Messrs
Stevens
Mute
Christian Advocate
Morison
Universal Medicine
George Rae
Kent
Tomkins
Broughton
Corcea Pueiteat
Messrs. Morison Ad Mote
Universal
Serjeant Talfourd
Arches Court
Jony
Sir John Nichol
Melhovish
Facy
Melhuish
Lushington
John Nichol
Addams
Melbuish
Dr. Addams
Washington
Maeris
Robert Smith
Cooke
Wright and
Collett
Woodroffe
Thomas Dan
Highgate
John Harmer
James Isard
London
Harmer
Isard
Mr. Cookers
Mena
Searc
Harris
Old Bailey Sessions July 8 indictments for theft and abuse
Old Bailey and Surrey Sessions report multiple cases. Joiyeh Denny and Norah Denny are convicted of theft from Mr Dicas’s Fleet Street home, with a sea chest full of sovereigns and jewellery recovered. other defendants face larceny and reception charges. Elizabeth Parker is found guilty of robbing children and stealing a basket, with sentencing including transportation for fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Court
Joiyeh Denny
John Dicas
Fleet Street
Norah Denny
Dicas
Forrester
Saffron-hill
Bank of England
Recorder
Crown
John Bridgen
James Bumnby
John George
Joseph Denny
Thos Wood
James Walker
Janes Dickey
Henry Waltham
Thomas Page
Augustus Manuel Gougenheim
Samuel Thwaites
James Bayley Brown
Ann Wells
New Court
R. Hedger
Elizabeth Parker
Marquis of
Sligo
Eliza Evans
St.James
Summerfield
Long-lane
St. George’s Church
Williams
Suffolk-street
Rass
County of Mayo
Jersey
Sarah Rawlins
Trinity Street
Roebuck
Police Intelligence and Robberies At London Sessions
A London police court column reports Ellen Sampson’s commitment for trial on ring and lace thefts in a Crescent Street household, plus details of a suspected wife murder by James Sams, a large plate robbery in Marylebone, bail debates in Mrs Canning's case, and multiple street assault cases with fines for the offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lectern
Hatton-Garden
Allecep Murper
James Sams
Marylebone
John Loveman
D. Oliveira
Great
Cumberland-street
William Bryan
C. A. Leslie
Queen Nne-Street
Cavendish-square
Fry
Richard Doron
Bryan
Evans
Higgins
Jinen
Horsford
Coivision
Queen Anne-street
Harrison
O'Lock
Rose of Normandy
High-street
Drowning After Portadown Boat Incident
A boat accident near Portadown left three men aboard the boat dead or missing. Mr Smith of Portadown and his son were aboard. the son survived by clinging to the boat until reaching shore. Two boatmen, Tennison and another, perished when the craft capsized. The other survivor swam to land as the boat went over. The report cites the Newry Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldoom Yrouse
North
Wales
London
Hodgson and Burton
Salisbury-street
Strand
Smith
Frosahore
Ieee Pibi
Seena
Theoa
Also Mentioned on This Page
CTA
Ceni
Falmouth
LFAST
Riverpool
R. Hepburn
Dublin
St. Katherine’s Dock
John-street
Regent-circus
W.d
Y Otterdaad
His Majesty's
Antwerp
Ostend
Calais
Punkirk
Fiead Brighton
Dieppe
St. Katharine
Rams
Margate
Rotterdam
Antwe
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Norman
Water Jane
Hall
Wharfingers
Custom-house Quay
Black
Spent
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carte
Gene Team Navigation Co
Lombartstreet
Ee Charles Bessell G
General Steam Navigation Company
Barsac
Santerna
Ss. Veoe
Bis
George Henekey and Co
Gray's
Inu Wine Establishment
High Holborn
A. B
Clandes-street
West Strand
Blair
Tva
Thomas Prout
Temple Bar
Prince Puckler Muskau
Tee Perea
Price
LAW Intelligence
Serjéant Arabia
Elizabeth Russell
Abraham Stillwell
Liquorpond-street
Elizabeth Stillwell
Phillips
Harlwo Brothers
James Wise
Hoxton
Red Lion
John Sheening
Mr. Phillips
Sheering
Vauxhall
Elizabeth Richmond
Betts
Great Oriland-Street
Elizabeth Cooley
Portland-street
Francis Francis
John Gilson
John Charles
Fay
Mills
Euston-square
Lee
William Budd
Melton-street
Euston-mews
Harles
Clarkson
Francis
Gisson
James Chapman
Sarah Williams
Benjamin George Webb
Susan Smith
Henry Jenkins
William Gee
Mary Barnett
George Perry
Elizabeth Pinkerton
Samuel Mason
Christopher Jarvis
Julie Lane
Charlotte Kinsman
John Kelly
Ellen Callan
James Glass
Eliza Healey
Surrey
Police Intelligence
Barlow-street
Doran
Rawlinson
Loven
Louke
Inboswell
Ibry
Minyuna
Loveman
Orsford
Joseph Ward
Lambeth
Mas. Canning
Loney
Canning
Edwards, Weeden
Lacassagne
Gee
Walker
Clerkenwell
Maria Canning
Maria Edwards
Geew
Cooning
Edwards
Ean
Thomas Haydon
Ander
Fairlop Fair
Ilford
Little Uford
Bush
Pierless
Ponbridge-street
Paddington
William Kitt
Jamesstreet
New-cat
Mary
Carpenter
Bernard-street
Blackfriars-read
Natalaga
Blackfriars-road
George Peter
New-way
Tathill-street
Gurr
Lewisham-street
Story’s-gate
Rne
Astley’s Theatre
Princes-street
John Mooney
Orton
White
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