Steamer services and trades with Hull and London connections
Notices advertise steam packet services Monarch Gazelle Yorkshireman and London sailings from Custom House Quay Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays with cargo and passenger options. A new steamer now finishing at Hull promises daily London to Rail conveyance. Also announced are Royal assent for Brighton Hallway act and Hippodrome race days with crowd controls and schedules.
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Monarch
London
Custom House Quay
Hull
Brownlow and Pearson, Hall
W. J. Hall and Co
Ondon and
Brighton Rail
Brighton
Remarkable Gout Cure Promoted by Mediring Pills
A London medicine advert promises extraordinary efficacy for gout, rheumatic gout, lumbago, sciatica and related pains. It cites testimonials including a Brighton resident who recovered from severe gout within days after taking the pills. Sold by Prout, Strand, with agents nationwide at 1s 9d per box.
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D&c
Brighton
Brew
Medical Hall
Raststret
Britttan
Thomas Prout
Strand
Landen
United Kingdom
House of Lords judgments on property and equity appeals
The Lords delivered long judgments on cases from Leicester Square exhibitions and Scotch practice, affirming or altering lower court rulings. Key matters include purchaser mortgagee rights, interest calculation on estate sales, solicitor purchases, and official seals rulings with Chancellors Lord Brougham and peers concurring.
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Pacrt
Pacer
Leicester Square
Miss Lipwood
Townswent
Camperdowney
Equity Exchequer
Court of Equity Exchequer
Coould
Austin Ce
Coampers
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Lord Brougham
Insolvent debtor jailed for improper handling of property
In Insolvent Debtors Court Robert Torre faced opposition from Mr Norcott and support from Mr Woodroffe. Torre, once a clerk, had been out of work and held an annuity assigned to his wife. He admitted issuing a friendly warrant of attorney and misused property, leading to a six month imprisonment from filing.
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Cyssincuam
Lord Brougham
Court of Session
Lord Wynford
Robert Torre
Nercott
Woodroffe
Kuwen
Norcott
Summer Assizes Open in Essex Courthouse
Lord Chief Justice Denman and Mr Justice Littledale arrived to open the Essex Assize commission. The day closed with divine service and a plan to begin criminal and civil sessions tomorrow at ten. Fewer cases yet arson remains five, mostly involving women, others trivial in nature.
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Chrecastown
Jory By
Denman
Justice Littledale
County of
Essex
Lord Denman
Joseph Littledale
Mansion House Case and Spanish Legion Assault at Tower Stairs
A private examination before the Lord Mayor dealt with mysterious correspondence enroute from Germany to a foreigner, then misdelivered between city houses. Separate incident at Tower Stairs saw Spanish Legion officers accused of a cutlass assault on a waterman, with conflicting testimony about who struck first. The Lord Mayor discharged Kelly, while doctors discussed a wounded complainant and cautioned a prisoner's conduct.
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Gentl Nian
Germany
Pathet
Yavernough
Hobler
Secretary of State
Home Department
Santos
Helly
Spanien Legion
Tower Stairs
Havi
Crouch
Trish
Spain
London
Therce
Elouse
Aledeal
Kelly
Lord Brewer’s Cane Halts Glass Breakage at Confectioner’s Shop
In Guildhall a young man James Brewer faced Alderman White charged with breaking glass at Mr Platt’s shop after a dispute over a bank note change. He struck and smashed a plate glass pane causing damage estimated at 21 shillings, with prior threats and a temper sparked by a laughing assistant. Brewer paid a 20 shilling fine and was freed from prison.
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James Brewer
Alderman White
Platt
St. Paul's Churchyard
Hull
Brewer
Cote
Ailsa French
Andover Hank
Masterman’s
Holt
Bim
Hatton Garden Attempt To Commit Self Harm
A disheveled woman named Ben was charged before Mr Laing at Hatton Garden with attempting to take her own life. She cut her arm with a razor after claiming years of persecution by her husband, and she admitted the act in court. A witness described finding her bleeding beside a field near Battle Bridge, and a surgeon treated her wound. The pair’s quarrel was noted, with the prisoner saying she lived in Pentonville and earned for needlework.
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Mr. Laing
Laing
McIntosh
Noc
M'lntosh
John‘s Terrace
Pentonville
Winchester-place
Tur
Pagan
Thames Office Discrackrun Persecution Report
Magistrates Broderip and Greenwood pursue complaints by coal merchant John Jeremiah Kelly owner of the Coal Meters Arms Tavern Lower Shadwell. Riots involve Irish laborers facing dismissal and abuse against Kelly and his workers. Police detain rioters and several assailants are tried. Kelly reports theft of a purse containing a large sum in gold and silver.
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Vail
Kelly
French Police Reproaches Court Over Wine Dispute
In a Correctional Police hearing, Sieur Raoul Rouellet accuses Lapin of insults and violence over six sous of wine for his wife. Lapin admits drinking and is condemned to twenty four hours of bodily incarceration after court deliberation.
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Tur Tourer
Sieur
Raoul Rouellet
Lapin
Peino
Crapaud
Fursooth
Rouellet
Wioe-dealer
P. Nao
Sieur Lapin
Explosive Accident at lucifer-match Maker House
A violent explosion at Mr. John Seabrooke’s premises in Worship Street caused by match making in a back kitchen. Six boys and a man were freed from a coal-hole, with Seabrooke severely burned and in danger, others escaped with fright as air was torn through the house. Fire engines arrived, no casualties beyond injuries and shock noted.
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Worship-Street
John Seabrooke
Steinson
Steingan
Burham
Wrussett
Mr. Seabrooke
Parker
Iit Held-Street
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
M‘craw
Wassett
Seabrooke
Alr
Whitecross-street
Deserter Bento Manuel Leads Rio Grande Loyalists to Republic
Advices from Rio Grande report Bento Manuel, the province’s top military figure, deserts the imperial camp for the republicans. Calderon’s imperial forces, about 1,100 strong, are said to have been defeated with over 200 casualties. European chatter links Russia to a possible Bourbon marriage plan, provoking fierce legitimist debate and political polemics.
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Brazil
South America
Rio Grande
Bento Manuel
Calderon
Europe
Russia
Bordeaux
Schon
Party Sho
Henry V
Polignac
Kirschburg
Fatal Lightning Strike At Heywood Mill Scarred Man 55
In a thunderstorm at Heywood yesterday afternoon Edmund Butterworth, 55, was struck in Mr Wild's mill’s scatching room and died instantly. The bolt burned his shirt and leather shoe tops, while a boy nearby escaped unharmed. He leaves a widow and eight children. An inquest is noted in Manchester Advertiser.
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Maxcirstier
Heywood
Edmund Butterworth
Mr. Wild's
Ianchester Advertiser
Foulkes
Smith’s Buildings
Wickham-street
Salford
Mranchester Advertiser
Hopognsreep
Hudderfield
Blackburn
Messrs. George Senior and Son
Dalton
Stockdale and Lockwood
Highburton
Carter and Ellice
Kirkburton
Fragmentary 19th century prose fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions phrases about purity and war with vague references to a critic, Lyco, and a niner arched home. The readable content is sparse and ambiguous, offering little coherent event or identifiable entities.
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Inander
Lyco
Southwark Electors Meet to Condole and Welcome Queen
A public Southwark meeting at the Town Hall addressed the nation’s loss of King William the Fourth and welcomed Queen Victoria. The High Bailiff presided as residents debated attendance by their representatives, approved a condolence resolution, and prepared an address to the Queen expressing sympathy and support for her reign.
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Ietter
Henry Wheatley
Privy Purse
James's Palace
H. Wheatley
Decimus Woodhouse
Dra
James Johnson
A. T. Stroyd
S. Ashwell
R. Howley
A. Middleton
C. Loudon
D. Davies
J. Pereira
G. Pilcher
P Oa
P. Tyrrell
J. H. Curtis
C. Millard
His Majesty
King Willstreet
New London
Woodhouse
Hiew
Qreeting
D. W. Harvey
Apsley Pestatt
Agne
Tavscort
Harvey
TA Russert Bett
Goop
House of Commons
Teoton
Southwark
William the Fourth
Josefa Henry Warton
Mornay
Apsley Pellatt
Accident at Buckingham Palace injures rider
A rider fell from a restive Blues horse at Buckingham Palace. the horse trod on his hand but officials and bystanders lifted him. He sustained no serious injury. Also notes Goethe monument fundraising surpassing 23,000 florins with Thorwaldsen to oversee the project. A royal admirer caused disturbances at Kensington Palace, pursuing the Queen and Duchess of Kent with disruptive behavior.
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Buckiingham Palace
Choe
Blues
Life
Gorthe
Goethe
Grand Duke of
Hesse Darmstadt
Thorwaldsen
Frankfort
Journal de
Kensington Palace
J— C
Baronet
Palace Green
Shaw
Kensington Gardens
Duchess of Kent
Hhis Phaeton
Uxbridge Road
Harrow Road
Pimlico
Kensington
Tun~bridge Wells
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Merrow
Guildford
Layton Cooke
County of Surrey
Leatherhead
Epsom
Society of the Nest
Bay of
Pall Mall
Agust
Grabiy Sitam
Abbey Cwm Hir
Radnorshire
Tuesuat
Cwm Hir
South Wales
Gearringt Drive
Cwar Hir
Io Passage
Saparloaf
North Wales
Snowdon
Plinthanon
Cader Idris
John Price
Abbey Gwin
Hed Livi
Rhayader
Syven Arms
Penybout
New Law
Hereford
Sur and Garter
Worcester
Talbot
Aberysteith
Messrs
Scevens and Sons
Presteign
Mr. L. Cogke
Pall Vial
The
Iat
Ier
Richard Till Ses
Bridge-street
Weatminater
Bayswater
Hippodrome
Her Majesty
Ode Horseman
Edward Mayne
Hipprodome
Opera Arcade
Standard of England Life Assurance Company
King William-street
Regent-street
Willion
William Davis
William Cory
Lawrence Dorgan
John Barrett Lennard
William Gonstop
William J. Richardson
Christopher Hodgson
Prederick Thomas Wet
Henry Lawson
Gongs Whitehead
S.d
Lio
England
For Life
Board of
W. Wright
Arundel Street
China
East India Company
Young Hyson
Ceylon
George Thomas Mansell & CO
Arundel-street
Crown and Anchor
Bucklersbury
Cheapside
Price Do
Andress
COX Savory's
Fewelle
Cornhill
Viola
LAW Intelligence
House OF Lords
Shaw i
Hettier
Thellasson
Jeux
Argentine Republic
Buenos Ayres
Salta
Ariss
Selleta
Rn SipeRra A
Tamene
Tobolsk
Police Intelligence
Provincial News
Northampton
Samuel Aranitt
Neithrop
KR. D. Gough
Eng
Northampton Chronicle
Fitzpatrick
Farming Woods
Northampton Herald
Loughborough
Leicestershire
Warper
Leicester Mercury
Wells
Jane Burridge
Fry
Balleo
Davies
Somerset
Keinton
Bernard
Septimus Tucker
North Strand
Smith
Galway
Rathbone
T. P. Vokes
E.q
Vincent
Royal Limerick
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Borough OF Southwark Meeting
Alvas M
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