Brandy and auction sale notices flood a Essex region page
The fragmentary text advertises Brandy with seals and post orders, then details an auction in Pilgrim's Hatch near Brentwood of a vast Col- lection of Gallery and Cabinet Pictures, books, porcelain, carvings, and household effects. It cites viewing times, catalogues, and local merchants, plus Jersey Journals and medicinal pills ads.
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Lonithe
Henry Brett
Drary-lane
Pilgrim's Hatch
Brentwood
Essex
Emanuel Dias Santos
Musgrove
Toronz O
Rome
Thornton
Messrs
Lambeth and Porter
Chelmsford
Watts
Chipping Ongar
Rolph
Billericay
Reading-room
Dorchester
England
A. J. le Cras
Hopestreet
St. Helier
Jersey
Deacon's
Walbrook
Ndon
Great Britain and Ireland
Langman and Co
Patetansterrow
Turril
Hegent-street
LE Cras
Slam’s
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul's
Gas Exchange
Cornhill
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford-street
Evan Edwards
Grinston
Brest-street
Bloomsbury
King Street
Long-acre
London
Cory Op
Lever
Grimstone
Broad-street
H. Pluckwerll
Tottenham
Middlesex
the Old England
Copper and Black Tin Prices at Truro and Redruth Sale
A market note reports copper ores sold at Truro on the 10th and 24th instants with totals of 2 490 and 3 964 tons from mines such as Tresavean Poldice Levant and Lanescot plus Wheal Unity Wood and others. Black tin sold at Redruth on July 15 with entries from Polyooth Larles Town United Mines Wheal Mary and others. Southampton reports a Mary schooner seized by Rose revenue cutter near the river with 600 to 700 tubs of spirits and plate glass aboard, captain and a boy taken on board.
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Traro
Redruth
Polyooth
Teseveeeee
Larles Town United Mines
Southampton
Mary
Ouriver
Rose Revenue
Debt debtor convicted for fraud in London court
In Vent Debtors Court on July 19 Janord Paine, foreman and cutter-out to a London tailor, faced charges from Graharo and Co. Murray and Co. and Thornhill and Co. Mercers over false pretences to obtain goods. Debts totaled 12001 with a 10 month sentence after trial in King’s Bench. stories mention dummy weights, robbed beds, and rags substituted for feathers in the scheme.
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Janord Paine
Graharo and Co
Murray and Co
Thornhill and Co
Messrs. Thornhill
Engiene
America
London
King’s Bench
Thornhill
Oxford Street
Wallace
England
A Most Extraordinary Case York July 17 1830s trial
John Renshaw, an old man, faced indictment under the Lords' Act for levying in execution and refusing an assignment of property. He clung to his position, was found guilty, and sentenced to seven years transport. Other cases followed, including infanticide acquittal due to insanity and a civil assault verdict with mixed testimony. Noting Morrisons Pills manslaughter trial and a Nottingh am circuit where several rape and murder probes were outlined with varied outcomes.
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York
Baron Gerney
John Renshaw
George ST
John Harrison
Wich
Baron Gurney
Baron Alderson
Harrison
Elizabeth Wrath
Lord Lyndhurst
Nisi Priva
Tresh U. Earnshaw
Pollock
Knowles
Serjeant Ackerley
Mr. Inghan
Nottingly
Gowle
Guildhall
Morrisson
Joseph Webb
London
Starkie
Dundas
Pullock
Alexander
Mr. Webb
Richardson
Robingson
J. Allen
Mr. Souray
Mary Briton
Morrison
Copas
Henry Fugili
Souray
Webb
Doctor Allen
Whip
David Whip
Mr. Allen
Mr. Singleton
West
Leeds
Wm. West
James Allen—lama
Mr. Matterson
Belcomb
Morrisseur
Matterson
Belcamb
Wake
Aloes
Hale
Reed Lyndhurst
Society of Friends
Midland
Nottingham
Justice Park
Justice Taunton
John Severn
Greasley
Jane Elizabeth Watkinson
Waddington
Sarah Walton
Watuel
Watkinson
Police Intelliglence and Disorderly Conduct At London
A wide-ranging London court report covers charges against Abraham Bell a Cavendish-square wine merchant for indecent exposure and alleged improprieties with a woman in Castle Street Oxford Street. It also details cases against Mrs Clements for obstruction and eccentric conduct, George Filewood and Susanna Filewood on boot thefts, Anne Penneforth attempting suicide, John and Mary Drake on burglary of a furnished lodging, and the Queen Adelaide steam vessel license dispute with master Stephens. Public order, thefts, a love affair dispute, and river navigation issues are chronicled along with book trade thefts and counterfeiting arrests.
Counterfeit coin plot leads to multiple arrests at docks
In a case at a London magistrates court, two women held with a man named Baker were charged with coin manufacturing and uttering counterfeit money. Investigators found base metal coins, melted metal, and plaster in a room, while the accused claimed the items belonged to Baker and they were not aware of their use. The group, including Payne, faced remand to Newgate. Separately, Ellen Pearson was charged with assaulting her husband Thomas Pearson, a Chelsea pensioner, with a poker and jug during a drunken dispute. witnesses described a severe head wound and ongoing danger. The magistrate urged bail or committal and commented on the couple’s long marriage and Pearson’s pension. In a separate matter, Edward Garbett, an architect, faced a domestic maintenance dispute and assault charge. the assault warrant was dismissed amid concerns over provision for his wife and warnings from the magistrate about future conduct.
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Marylebone
Pollice
Farspioup
Abraham Bell
Mortimer-street
Cavendish-square
Hoskins
Campbell
Castle-street
Oxford Street
Wells-street
Mr. Hoskins
E 40
Lr. Bell
Bell
Mr. Bell
Directif Ad Verilecareien No
Ule’s
Doug
Baker
Paris
Payne
Cons K
Brown
Brewa
Broughton
Newgate
Ellen Pearson
Thomas Pearson
Chelsea
Dipal
Shoreditch
Mr. Broughton
69Th Regiment of Foot
Hatton-Garden
Edward
William Garbeit
St. Peter’s Place
Hammersmith
St. Andrew
Holborn
Lai
Compensation verdicts for Joiner street railway site
In Southwark the Recorder and Trustees heard claims by London and Greenwich Railway Company for compensation to joiner street houses. Williams and Flight acted as counsel for the company. The verdicts awarded Thomas Williams thirteen pounds eighteen shillings sixpence and Thomas Flight twelve pounds.
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London and Greenwich
Messrs
Williams
Thos Flight
Monopoly by wealth fuels local shop gains and harms trades
A correspondent laments new monopolistic practices where wealthy individuals open several shops selling varied goods, harming many trades and families. The writer cites West End, Wapping, Shadwell, and Mile End as affected areas and urges collective action to protect industrious neighbors.
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THE
True Sun
Wapping
Shadwell
St. George's
Tain Bashaw
Iene
Aly
S. Corey
Wheelwright
Reasion
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J. Down
Strand
Yavley-Street
Dav Og Martin
A. B
No. Wy Chandos-street
West Strand
Bas
T George Henekey and Co
Gray
High Holborn
United Service Gazette
the Treasury
Mining Intelligence
Devon
Heal Tanco
LAW Intelligence
Assize Intelligence
George Parker
Mary Smith
Calverton
Hoxton
Pratt’s Lane
Ash Tree
Esaid
Houxtmt
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Smaith
Flere
Jervis Taylor
Platt’s-lane
Musse Flat
William Warde
Police Intelligence
Marlborough-Street
Clements
Morgan
Down-street
Piccadilly
Seeipininests
George Filewood
Mr. Lloyd
Coventry-street
Susanna Filewood
K . Lloyd
Anne Penneforth
Gregorie
Westminster Bridge
John Drake
Mary Drake
House of Correction
Thames-Police
Queen Adelaide
George Edward Stephens
Hungerford-market
Greenwich
Broderip
Combe
Watermen's Company
Ballantine
James Kipling
Hungerford
Jast
Sun‘lage
J. Charles James White
Watermen’s Company
Stephens
Mr. White
Me Whitmore
White
Banyon
I.E. Cutler
Watermen
Whitmore
Straight
D.efendant
Mr. Combe
Baldwin and Craddock’s
Henry Frampton
Baldwin
Wicker
Stepney
Frampton
New South Wales
Britomart
Toole
Hook
Lingard
Mill
Martha Brown
Geor
Douglass
John Payne
Town Hall
Borough
Sury
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