Excursionists Return After Incident at London Bridge Wharf
The rapid failed and the party reached London Bridge wharf four o clock yesterday morning. a collision occurred last week between a steamer from London to the Continent and a schooner at sea, the steamer damaged yet crew saved. East India sales limited with 3,432 bags Bengal auctioned. prices varied for best whites and mid qualities.
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Deptford
Carolina
East India
Bengal
Army commissions announced for Cremer and Preeman
Office of Ordnance June 13 conveys promotions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery with First Lieutenant Cremer becoming Second Captain and Second Lieutenant Preeman becoming First Lieutenant. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Leicestembirs Regiment of Reomanry Cavalry promotes Abney to Cornet and Preer to doite.
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Royal Regiment of Artillery
James Smith Cremer
Luke
William Preeman
Cremer
Leicestembirs Regiment of Reomanry
William Wootton Abney
Charles Thomas Preer
Market Report From Logan on West India Sugar Prices
The Logan market column reports rising sugar prices with firm demand from grocers as shortages persist. It notes stock levels in West India and Mauritius, public sales at notable prices, and brisk private demand for high quality descriptions, while outlining current deliveries, duties, and regional variations across India, Bahamas, and Jamaica.
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Mauritius
East India Dock
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Siam
Havaonah
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Pernambuco
Holland
Sis
Bahia
West India
Jamaica
Sumatra
Samarang
Ceylon
Rio
St. Domingo
Mid
Trinidad Road
St. Lucia
Para
Leewards
Geneva
R TaLiow
P.Y.C
Madras
Froit
Fice Valentia Raisios
Appeals in the House of Lords and Galway v Baxen
The session opened with Evans v Hattiex arguing whether a 30 000 toll charge under Rev Shaw Hellier's will is a charge on devised estates or an accumulation directed under statute. Galway v Baxen stood over on payment of day costs. Rolls Court adjourned after a busy first sitting with many attornies sworn. In Common Pleas Groveano Robinson, an action for money had and received arose from a gambling house raid at No 5 Pickering Pines. Defendant, acting as attorney, assisted police. money 1041 ? seized. Plaintiff proved ownership and rent payment. jury found for plaintiff with damages 104 pounds 11 shillings.
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Robinson
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St. James’s
Sherw
Jouseppe
Sherwood Ecling
Marlborough Street
Sergeant Talfourd
Malicious arrest case in Exchequer over 2701 damages
In Middlesex nisi prius court Captain in the Dorset Militia sued a Wilmington Square founder for malicious arrest and damages. The trial detailed attachments in the Lord Mayor's Court, alleged lack of probable cause, and a complex sequence of bail and detentions ending with a verdict for the defendant.
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Central America
Agricultural Society
Whitecross Street
London
Lord Mayor's Court
Gould
Libel Trial Against Printer Over Fraser's Magazine Attacks
In a sheriff court session, Ir Maginn sues for damages over libel in Fraser's Magazine tied to a paragraph in the Metropolitan Conservative Journal. The defense argues Maginn, a contributor with Dublin ties, is linked to a controversial critique of the Student of Padua and attacks him as a coward and calumniator, with a barrage of accusatory language from the April issue.
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Insolvent Edward Kelly loses bid in Court over gambling case
Edward Kelly faced a long court history with opposing party London Marble and Stone Company Westminster led by Mr Woodruffe. The case centered on a Clifford street club used for gambling, with creditors claiming a 1251 marble billiard table and 251 more for fittings. The court ruled the gambling debt composition funds improperly used and ordered Kelly imprisoned ten months from petition date. Fletcher, keeper in Byron’s circle, similarly sought discharge. his insolvency traced to irregular allowances from Mrs Leigh and long poverty. The court discharged Fletcher, with Mrs Leigh Moranaser to cover costs. The Society for Encouragement of Arts and Commerce held its annual prize distribution at Hanover Square rooms, with Duke of Sutherland presiding.
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Destitute clergyman and family before magistrate
Reverend John Norman and his wife with two children appeared before Mr. Wedgwood as vagrants on Blackfriars Road after a night spent on a doorway step. He claimed distress from illness and a failed church post in Fife, seeking aid and a return to Oxford to reconnect with former colleagues. The magistrate urged parish relief and noted no funds at the office. The chaplain gave two shillings to ease immediate need. the family departed in ragged condition seeking parish support.
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Fire at a Bazaar Causes Heavy Loss in Newington Causeway
Fire from a three o clock outbreak at Mr Julius Adolphus 5 64 Newington Causeway damaged a capacious bazaar with twelve counters and a showroom above. Stock and shop area burned before firemen prevailed. A rear cowhouse scorched. Cause of fire unknown. Insurances with York, North of England, and Imperial Companies cover stock losses.
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