General Meetings and Notices from London Market and Glass Firms
Price notices and meeting announcements from South London Market Company and Thames Plate Glass Company with details on dates times and venues. Includes advertisements for working men's association address and various clock and silver plate items, plus a pamphlet offer and book listings from Fleet Street and Strand sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Plate Glass Company
Vaill
Savoy Wharf
Strand
Reday
Working Men's Association
England
Leeds Tiraen
Wakelin
Shoetane
Fleet-Street
Hall of Scien
Attempted Murder At Sea On Ship Heroine Trial
The trial of Nez Thompson chief mate of the Heroine, detained ten weeks in irons, centers on a May night aboard off Africa where he allegedly attacked seamen Kemp and another crewman with a gun and later beat them. Wounds were severe, captain and crew testified, and Thompson was committed for trial under the capital statute. Other notes include a drowning at Battersea and a lightning strike fatality in Lincolnshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nez Thompson
Africa
Broderip
Greenwood
Pelham
Henry K«mip
Western Court of Africa
Trade Town
Mily
Gallen
Jerome
Guillen
Irona
Kemp
Murray
Sai
William Andrews
Mr. Pelham
Andrews
George Wistart
Gullen
Heroine
Henry Kemp
Thompeco
Thompson
Broderip—Wiat
Isabel May
Mr. Broderip
Gollen
Alexander Mussart
Sung Ouf
Gov. IV
Newgate
Gil
Law intelligence court case on marquisate legitim claim
An appeal from a Scottish court injunction over 130000 awarded to the Marquis of Breadalbane, challenging whether a Scotch marriage settlement barred legitimation claims. The Lord Chancellor ruled no bar existed, overturning the injunction and allowing further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Tur Marnavis
Tie Marauis
Breanaleane
Marquis of
Chendes
Scotland
House of Lords
Margeia
Breadalbane
Chandos
England
Mary Campbell
Chio~ Jos
Mars Campbell
Sloud
Courts of
Breadalhane
Lady Chandos
London
Hodgeup
Earl of Lauderdale
Breadalane
Rodord
Lord Breadalbane
Elizabeth Pringle
Egitim
Lord
Duke of Buckingham
Assize Intelligence Norfolk Circuit Opens in July
The Norfolk Circuit and the Isle of Ely assizes opened yesterday with seven cases listed two being special juries. Proceedings at St Marys Church proceeded as in prior sessions though three cases were remanded previously due to other business and Mr Kelly’s absence at Ipswich caused further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
St. Mary's Church
Kelly
Ipswich
Crown Court Calendar at Bosanquet Court Heavy Offence List
The docket shows numerous charges including horse stealing, cups, sheep stealing, poisoning a wife, burglary, and infanticide related to a confinement case. The grand jury reduced the load by ignoring the final rape case and another charge, easing the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Court
Justice Bosanquet
Gray
Murder trial at Midland Circuit over Basford children deaths
Thomas Greensmith, 35, stands before Justice Park charged with leaving his four children William John Mark and Ron Greensmith dead in Basford Nottinghamshire during the early April period. Prosecution led by Mr Wildman details the grisly discovery by Charlotte Watson wife of Henry Watson after hearing knocks at Greensmiths door and finding all four children dead in their beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mately Witorgs
Jouko
Ano Fryer
Greensmith
Ano
Mark
Witness
William
Woodward
Greensouth
Witneag
Birkett
John
Ana
Arisoner
Mrs. Watson
Nottingham
Wand
Bin
John Shaw
William Morley
Basford
Jobin Brownlow
Greenamith
William Colltahie
Browdow
Jim
Joseph Woodward
Prisoger
Spleen
Christopher Swann
Artive
County Lanatic
Forssard
Justice Park
Midland
Nottis Guam
Crown Court
Memrper
Thomas Greensmith
Apri
Ron Greensmith
Wildman
Charlotte Watson
Henry Watson
Aoi
Bey
Fryer
John Greenamith
Ann
American Railways Opinion From Miss Martineau
The author critiques early American railways noting noisy, fatiguing travel and untested track settling. She cites wood rails, sparks from wood fuel, and costly initial construction. She recalls a passenger fire incident and personal wardrobe damage aboard the Columbia and Philadelphia railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Columbia and Philadelphia
Miss Martineau
Poor Law Settlement Row Over Parish Collector Rights
A Covent Garden case before Sir F Roe and Mr Twyford debated who may demand and collect poor and water rates for St Paul parish. The guardians urged the Poor Law Commissioners power to appoint a collector despite local acts. An arrangement was agreed allowing both parish and union collectors to collect, with funds remitted to guardians as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Streed
Thomas Creswick
St. Paul
Covent-garden
F. Roe
Twyford
Guardians of the Poor
Strand
Corder
Strand Union
Hodkin
Moseley
Pariah of
Commissioners of Poor Laws
Sherville
Board of Guardians
Poor Law Commissioners
Poor Law Commissionera
Court of Queen's Bench
Rexo
St. Andrew's
Halborn
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bodkin
Sir F. Roe
Mr. Boykin
Badkie
R. St. Andrews
Hilboro
Elizabeth
Inia
Union Hall Assault charge against law stationer William Mason
William Mason a law stationer of Brixton Road faced an assault with intent to violate Mary Ann Taw. The complainant, his former employee, testified he attempted to lure her into a bedroom after Mrs Mason left. She escaped, remained in his house for days, and Mason was remanded on bail to await sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union- Hall
William Mason
Brixton Road
Mary Ann Taw
Mason
Adoulphus
Bia
Ship News From July 22 Maritime Arrivals
July 21 to July 22 arrivals list from various ports. Vessels include Solide Tackelie from Gothenburgh Dover and Philadelphia from New York. Sea Bird from Havapoah Bristol. Harvey from Quebec Liverroon. Royal William steamer from London. Mercury from Qluetec. Energy from urbec Leith. Jane from Riga and St Petersburgh. Emelia from Dantzic. Thitza and Caspian from St Petersburgh area. multiple other ships reported as arrived or off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Savin
Tului
St. Petersburgh
Ditto
Jane
New Orleans
Wokkindos
William Tell
Farrow
Quebec
Cine
Rebecca
Gelaty
St. John’s
Eamount
Storey
Liverroot
Royal William
London
Quinton
Leitch
Watertorn
Juryith
Mercury
Hayes
Qluetec
Energy
Irvine
Urbec
Leith
Jeny
Wilson
Riga
Spanish Peasants Sketch in the Pyrenees
In a vivid view from a window, Spanish peasants with worn wives stand by in rustic attire. The observer notes their colorful headscarves, large hats, scarlet sashes, spartille sandals, and improvised cloaks while praising their grand bearing and dramatic presence that evokes old stage don Pedro figures. The scene reads like a fleeting theatre of the Pyrenees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Don Pedros
Gonsalvo de Cordova
Pyrenees
Hanoverian Constitution Controversy and State Formation
The article traces Hanover's constitutional history from William IV to Ernest Augustus, detailing the 1819 two-chamber assembly, provincial estates, and the 1833 constitution. It notes prior fragmentation among provinces, the role of the States General, and later alterations by the king, with reference to the Allgemeine Zeitung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Augustes
Williamhhe
General Assembly of
States-General
Hanover
Electorate of Hanover
Calenberg
Grubenhazen
Lineburg
Bremen
Verden
Diepholtz
Hadeln
Haigh
Ottendorf
Hochland
House of Brunswick-Laceburg
Kingdom of Hanover
Bremen Marabes
Hoya
Wwe
Civic Council
Statea
Duke of Cambridge
von Schulte
William IV
London
Allgemeine Zeitung
Hanoverian unity and the Duke of Cambridge praised
The Augsburg Gazette praises Hanoverian unity with Great Britain and honors the Duke of Cambridge for maintaining order and progress in North Germany. It notes the 1830s constitutional reforms, the Vienna Congress influence, and critiques the later deviation from the fundamental law under King Eroeat, urging adherence to constitutional principles for stability.
Marquis of Waterford's dissolute deeds draw Irish disaffection
A lengthy critique traces Henry de la Poer Beresford, the Marquis of Waterford, from his 1811 birth to a life marked by public misbehavior. It cites Melton Mowbray and Beverley incidents, police run-ins, and a drunken Bow Street dispute, portraying him as a symbol of aristocratic excess and political corruption that fuels Irish unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry de la Poer Beresford
Lacy Ingestrie
William
Jeba
James de la Poer Beresford
W Coon Beresford
Viscount Beresford
Tristam Beresford
Ulster
Londonderry
Marcus
Earl of Tyrone
Baron Beresford
Baron Tyrone
Haverfordwest
Marquis of
Waterford
Ireland
Annals of Ireland
Legislative Union
House of Commons
Sir Jonah Barrington
Lord Clare
Beresfords
Marquis of Waterford
Melton Mowbray
Beverley
Solomon
Nottingham Review
Peter Simpkins
Charles Jenkins
Bow Street
White Hert-street
Drury-lane
Lewis Curd
White Hart Street
Morning Post
Albemarle-street
Conant
Mr. Conant
Clarendon
Roper
Lord
Carpenter
King's patent of accession in Hanover abrogates fundamental law
The article notes the Hanoverian accession patent announced by the King declares he is not bound by the fundamental law. It records the departure of the Duke of Cambridge and a farewell to Hanoverians, with unease at changes in decoration and governance. It questions whether the old minister will retire and if further reaction will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten
Counscillor
Duke of Cambridge
Hanover
Muder Infant Murder and Suicide Reported in Bath and London
In Bath a newborn infant found in the canal near Sydney Gardens with a noose about its neck, inquest held the same day, verdict death by unknown murder. In London a young woman found dead in the Thames at Waterloo Bridge stairs, violence to head noted, body recovered warm, inquest to follow at Savoy Church. waterman had seen her roaming the stairs and warned her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muder
Sydney Gardens
Bath
Vilal
Bath Chronicle
Waterloo Bridge Stairs
Kenny
Surrey Street
Strand
Myers
Waterloo Stairs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price
South London Markei Company
T- Cox Savory
Goldemuth
Ac. &c
Comnbill
Ee Witrbos, Ac. Oe
Moss
Battersea
Nean Fata
Tucuxpern Storw
John Asher
T. Minta
Normanton
Mr. Miota
Topley
Lincolnshire Chronicle
LAW Intelligence
Levy
Assize Intelligence
Norfolk
American Railways
Police Intelligence
Ship News
Frost Lloyd’s
Great Britain
North
Germany
Count Munster
Munster
George
Duke of Cumberland
George IV
Berlin
Eroeat
the Marquis OF Waterford
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