General Steam Navigation Company Adverts and Notices
RAM NAVIGATION COMPANY and GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO advertise routes to St Petersburgh, Cologne, Rotterdam, Antwerp, and the Rhine with regular packages and reduced fares. Agents listed across London and Brighton. Also extensive notices for BLACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE advertising terms and new publications. Delcroix perfumery lineup promoted by Delcroix and Co at 148 New Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAM Navigation Company
Orneral Straton
General-Steam
His Majesty
Sysv Onburgh
Labeck
Bieer Estent
St Petersburgh
Copabaert
Stockholm
Rotterdam
The
Rhine
Lis Majesty
Aldis
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Oldine
Utrighton
Havre
Antwerp
Messrs
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Minories
Norman
Tower-street
Vera
Hall
Quay
Black
Scates
Ramagate
Carter
Margate
Nessrs
Cowie
Elcrolx and CO
Russias
Austria
Prussia
New Bond-street
Delcroix
Delcroiz
Rolls Court Case: Robottom v Wallis on Mortgage Assignment
A bill by second mortgagee James Robottom against John Robottom and General Wallis seeks to compel an assignment of the first mortgage on Windsor Brewery. Robottom paid 13,000 in 1833 and tendered but was refused. question is whether he may redeem now given the mortgage terms and survivorship conditions. Counsel debated redemption rights and cited Vesey and other authorities. judgment awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls’ Court
Robottom T. Wallis
John Robottom
Windsor
General Wallis
James Robottom
Geoeral Wallis
Ais
Pemberton
Mr. Roe
Mr. Bickersteth
Robottom
Feile
Hill
Sarle
Kelly
Bond
Cook
Mr. Wassa
Pilgrim
Mr. Kelly
Messrs. Sewell, Blake, and Co
Ipswich
Mesara, Sewell, Blake, and Co
Norwich
Sewell, Blake, and Co
Mr. Dundas
Messrs
Young
Stafford
Storrison
Mr. Wason
Messrs. Sewell and
Blake
Clipperton
Jay
Equity in Land Leases and Rent Rights Case
In Vices Chancellor's Court, the plaintiff Flight sues to enforce rent rights on a land lease. The case hinges on a former owner Nelson's lease to Postlethwaite, later assigned through bankruptcy and secured by Bentley, Pasfort, and Woolmer. The court weighs equitable and legal rights when a lease is used as security for money, and whether the assignee bears covenants for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flight T Bentley
Knight
Stuart
Nelson
Postlethwaite
Bentley, Pasfort and Woolmer
Bentley and Co
Joe
Court of Equity
Cunerford
Vesey
Lease deposit case and Ipswich committee remarks
The report covers a London evening issue on June 10 1835 about a lease deposit dispute over specific performance of a covenant to rebuild. The court denied the remedy but ordered an assignment to enable action, with rent accounting and costs against equitable depositaries. Ipswich committee discussion critiques newspapers influence, cites Mr. Kelly and Mr. Pilgrim, and questions witnesses absence and alleged bribery tied to political controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Pawson and Woolmer
Heatley
Lucas ¢. Camelford
Hare
Ipswich bribery inquiry ends with ruling against Dundas and Kelly
A parliamentary committee resumes debate on bribery in Ipswich elections. The chair declares that Robert Adam Dundas and Fitzroy Kelly were not duly elected and ought not to serve in parliament for Ipswich. The panel rescinds previous resolutions and finds the petition by Ransom and others not frivolous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel
Clipperton
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Clipperton
Pilgrim
O'Mally
Hackney-Coath
Norwich
Messrs. Bignold
Booth
Doubig
House of Commons
Serjendt Wilde
Hardihood
Kelly
Kinnoull
Kinnoul
Sparrow
O Malley
Ipswich
Cooke
Bond
Clamp
Mer. Kelly
Mer. Kelly Said He Had Tno
Major Dundas
Mr. Dundas
Blake
Westminster Hall
Mr. Hill
Messrs. Kelly
Dundas
Bond, Cooke, &c
Georges
Robert Adam Dundas
Fitzroy Kelly
Robert Ransom
Court of King's Bench and Birmingham Churchwarden Rule
In a long London courtroom narrative a criminal information about a challenge over a marriage settlement is discussed. The Birmingham churchwarden row ends with a mandamus granted to swear in a rival candidate, while other public order scenes unfold with bail, distress, and a watch dispute. Local crime reports cover theft, police cases, a burglary, counterfeit coin ring, and a self harm attempt, followed by diplomacy commentary and Carnarvon political updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's Bench
Banco
Younghusband
Jenkins
W. Follett
W. Pollock
ST. Martin's
Birmingham
Archdeacon Spooner
Gutheridge
St. Martin
Lord Deaman
Mr. Hill
Outlawry Case and Metage Dispute Highlight London Courts
In court records from the Court of Common Pleas and Court of Enchiquier, Drummond v Pigoue centers on an outlawry claim of 3500l against a banker. outlawry reversed, Malicious Outlawry suit tied to payment demands. Separately Jenkin Harved case debates Truro coal metage duties dating to Richard I, questioning legal memory and feasibility of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Banco
Drummond
Lee
Serjeant
Taddy
Talfouch
Mr. Lee
Court OF Enchequer
Trials Record Sentences At County Court Session
The court sentenced fourteen year terms for Johnson Smith and others for theft and burglary. Several were given six months to fourteen days imprisonment with varying terms. Fifty-one discharged by proclamation, two held over, one remitted to the Central Criminal Court. Of 873 prisoners named, 112 cannot read or write. Court adjourned to Tuesday, June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
George Kennett
William Harrington
Georgiana Lyme
Abraham Newton
Daniel Keefe
Patrich Millett
Henry Williams
Thomas Smith
John Hennesey
Charles Little
Thomas Ellis
William Palaver
John Grant
William Merritt
Central Criminal Court
Police Intelligence at Mansion House
William Milton, a Clapham stagecoach driver, faced the Lord Mayor over a two year campaign of harassment and demand for sixpence from Russia merchant Mr. Kerr. Milton denied most claims, stating only periodical requests for repayment. A witness to an assault promised to testify but feared Milton’s retribution, and the Clapham coachmen’s conduct linked to omnibus growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly
Itness
Peter Laurie
Mir
Borr
Clapham
Sven
Clapham-road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plackwood
Blackwood
Nagazine
Ireland
Esserereneesereenes
Clackwood
Magasina
Cadell
Strand
London
W. Blackwood and Sons
George Street
Edinburgh
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Rivingtons
St. Paul's Churchyard
Waterloo
Llandafp
S. Boards
Edward Garrard Marsh
Hampstead Chapel
Pelion
Orvel Celene Oxford
Ruth
Hampstead Chi
University of Oxford
Durham
St. Paul's Church
Seeley
Fleet-Street
LAW Intelligence
Jone
Tampot
Eld
Farebrother
Ron Goodwin
Mansion House
St. George’s Fields
Shea
William Richardson
Hobler
Newgate
Marlborough Street
Cuarae Acassst
James Worley
Thomas Lowch
C Division
Chambera
Cochrane
Gosvenor Street
Dewing
Louch
Morley
Upper Grosvenor Street
Upper Grosvenor-street
Chambers
Wroesace Saasiers
Samuel Nululn
James Bringlow
William Monk
Vary Jones
Golden Key
Fenchurch-street
Malcolm
Epsom
Rosteryey
William Smith
Anstey
Pilcher
C c
Morgan’s-loor
Touley Street
William Christopher Reynolds
Alderman Ansley
Walker
Thames
Margaret Clinton
Ballantine
Harrison
Regent’s Canal Dock
Limehouse
Inspector Young
Mr. Belson
Coleridge
St. Petersburgh
Mr. Frere
Canning
Leed
Frere
France
Drayton
Malta
Matta
Alexander Ball
Ball
England
Carl Narvon
Carnarvon
C.C. Roberts
Spring Rice
the Treasury
Charles Paget
Co. Parry
O. ©. Roberts
Guildhall
Lord Newborough
O. O. Roberts
Parry
Col. Parry
Cal
Carnarvon Herald
Jenkens
Harved
Ghia
Mr. Crowder
Corporation of
Truro
Edward II
Richard I
Surrey
Police Intelligence
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