First Monthly Number Augmented Tales and Engravings
An English magazine announces its first number to be published August 1 featuring original tales by popular writers, reviews, and two lithographic engravings on India paper. Also promotes a large plate lending inventory from T. Cox Savory and mentions a relief and cure for chronic rheumatism offered by Hewitt and Britten with private treatment hours in Oxford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ational Magazine
India
Branchard
W. Edwards
Ave Maria Save
Bookaollers
Merwe Hewitt
Britten
Willin
Briven
No. Y
Oxford Street
Law intelligence note on chancellors court decisions
Law intelligence reports two chancery cases from January 29. Neison v BripoGes affirms the Master of the Rolls decree for equitable performance of a quarry lease. Denys v Locock discusses codicils and a contested 10,000 bequest, with judgment that a plea cannot severly alter a bill. The Lord Chancellor notes the need for proper evidence of a promised trust and criticizes the plea as improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avolla
Denys
Locock
George Denys
Charlotte Denys
Shucburgh
George Deoys
Shuckburgh
Ales
Lady Shuckburgh
Edgar
Rolls
Injunction Granted Against Late Schenck and Jolly
In a vice-chancellor's court, Mr Russell sought an ex parte injunction to restrain the use of the name late Schenck and Jolly. Jolly, once an agent for Paris shoemaker Schenck, incurred £800 in debt, set up Fawcett and Co., and attracted fashionably indebted ladies. The court held the injunction warranted to prevent further misrepresentation and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Court
Science c. Jody
Russell
Planett
Paris
London
Tras
Schenck
Jolly
Fawcett and Co
Schenck and Jolly
Gove
Assize Intelligence Norfolk Circuit Levy July 29
The Suffolk assizes opened yesterday after divine service at a noted church. Justice Busacquet presided in the civil court with Mr. Justice Busacquet, five cases disposed of. only one reached a jury on a matter of limited public interest. Today’s session continued late, involving a covenant forfeiture and an obstruction of rights action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Enutnos
Suffolk
Justice Busacquet
Burglary and theft trials at Crown Court in Vaughan era
The court hears county crime patterns after assizes with twenty seven prisoners in minor charges. Jonathan Jess of Mivtebull is found guilty of receiving stolen silver spoons and teaspoons and sentenced to twelve months with hard labor. Multiple defendants are charged with highway robbery of William Garner, a travelling bullwright, in Kensington parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Court
Justice Vaughan
Jonathan Jess
Mivtebull
Gordon
Prendergast
John Clarke
Uketshull
Clarke
Pridguer
Une
Peendergast
Samuel Knight
John
William Garner
Kensingland
Roberts
Garson
O' Malley
Ling Durant
Dublin trial ends with acquittals in village assault case
In this Dublin report a Duranti and Garner encounter turns violent as Durant and Garner are assaulted by a group including Samuel Knight. The jury acquits all prisoners on the main charges of robbery. A second charge of assault against Durant also ends in acquittal. Three prisoners are released. others are kept in custody for future trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kressingland
Hhey
Samuel Knight
Durant
Garner
Uhia
Ar. Gurdon
Priqueers
Roberts
William Durant
Sketch of the Kingdom of Hanover and its constitutional struggle
A detailed historical overview of Hanover from its elevation to a kingdom after the Congress of Vienna through its later parliamentary reforms and conflicts. It covers feudal privileges, noble dominance, censorship, the push for representative government, and the 1830s revolutions, leading to the 1832 constitutional debates and eventual setbacks under royal decree. The article contrasts Hanoverian progress with parallel German currents and ends with reflections on justice, liberty, and peaceful reform amid upheaval.
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German Empire
Hanover
Germany
Kingdom of
Westphalia
Confederation of the Rhine
Napoleon
Baxland
Electorate of Mayence
East Friesland
France
Confederation of the Aioe
Count Munster
Prussia
Euglnea
Tlanover
England
Tttef
Austria
Diet
Giervany
Gottingen
Ced
Hildesheim
Celle
Goingen
Revolutioary
Gouingen Provincioal
Sever
Brunswick
Muaater
Beunswick
Parey
Presdent Schmidt-Phiseldeck
Schmidt
Munster
Charles
Vaio
Frankfurt
Cassel
Konig
Freytag
Cambridge
Asa Tong
Commons of
House of Representatives
Christians
Professor
Pritzel
Freudenthal
Little Kingdom
Commons
Frankfort
God
House of Commons
Rhenish
Bavaria
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Chamber of Representatives
Deputies
Russia
House of Eppland
William
Atheneum
Birds and banners clash in Moorgate election row
In a Lord Mayor court a young man John Edwards faced charges after decorating bird cages with Conservative candidate Palmer cards and colours in Moorgate. The quarrel escalated as the birds allegedly heckled passersby, ending with Edwards splashed by water and a judgment noting the contest was spirited but not lawless. A second case saw Georgiana Hall charged with shop plundering in Aldgate, detected with goods from multiple shops and linked to her mother’s involvement, leading to commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
John Edwards
Moorgate
Palmer
London
Mr. Palmer
Bayer
Ham
Georgiana Hall
Aldgate
Venables
May
Manning
Patteraun
Count Rathiany seeks aid over stolen horses sale fraud
Marlborough Street magistrates advise Count Rathiany to pursue recovery of two valuable horses sold at Tattersall's after a well dressed purchaser used a London banker cheque. Despite initial doubts, an officer traced the horses to their new location and secured their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough-Strees
Bathimny
Loodoo
Amt
London and Westminster Bank
T. Holbrook
King Street
St. James
Binker
Bathiany
Aleast
Ring-street
Mace
Lord John Russell and the Ballot Debate
A Cheltenham Free Press report records J Symons appealing to Lord John Russell for ballot protection of the people's franchise. Russell cites reluctance, preferring public suffrage but opposing secret voting, while Symons critiques Tory critiques, urges urgent ballot passage, and warns of rising Tory strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Symons
Strand
Lord John Russell
Mr. Symons
Jon Rossect
Tmuat
Elia
Hense of Commons
Chareh Bates
Duwop
Noblemont
Serjeant Adams
Mr.Symons
John [Tassel
Vucarch
Hanover
Stroud
England
Cheltenham Free Press
Assessed Taxes and Carriages Requires Shorter Painted Signs
On the last day of the sitting of parliament an act received the royal assent changing requirements for carriages. Persons now needing to paint their names to exemption from taxes may use letters one inch long instead of two inches. The act is Let Vice oria cap. Gl.
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Dublin
Ireland
Hirb Clark
Montemont
Fisheries
Wiliam Spooner
Mi Edinburch
W. Tart
Glas Resent
M. Staunton
R. Stuart and Co
Ait
Edinburgh
Lockhart
Sir Water Scott
Lord Durhn
O.P Q
William Tait
Simpkin, Marshall,and Company
John Cumming
Dinoera
LAW Intelligence
Jery
Assize Intelligence
Che
Paice
John Minter
Ste Edward Kerrisng
Bia
O'Malley
King of
Thublin Corporation
Souther
Ernest
Hinds
Ring of Hanover
Hia
Queen Victoria
Queen Adelaide
Mr. Hind
King of Hanover
Hansvertane
Art of
Letug
Irish University
Qures
Uevergoing
University of Dublin
Duke of
Sussex
Police Intelligence
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