Delightful Gelly-Deg estate near Carmarthenshire sale
R George Robins announces a public auction on Thursday July 13 at the Auction Mart by order of trustees. The valuable prebhold estate called Gelly-Deg House includes 95 acres of superior land divided into meadow arable and pasture in high cultivation with 8 to 10 acres of plantation. The residence, once inhabited by Sir James Cockburn, Bart., sits on an eminence with fine views of Cararth Bay Gower hills and Kidwelly seaport three miles away. The estate extends near 100 acres of capital land with offices garden and a wealthy local history. View by application at the Mansion. maps and printed particulars from local solicitors and Robins at Covent Garden.
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Carmarthenshire
South Wales
R. George Robins Seapedtnlushe
James Cockburn
Gwndrath
Carwarthen Bay
Gower
Kidwelly
Howald
R.T. Dime
William Miller
Robins
Jefiiva
Carmarthen
Messia
Clarke and
Medea
Lincoln's Low Fields
Georg Robbina
Covent Garden
Newton Papers Seized By Royal Society At Public Sale
The Royal Society has acquired Isaac Newton’s letters and manuscripts from his descendants and will soon release them publicly. In Lanark the unemployed distanced by a mill dispute were dismissed when 150 workers were fired after a court interdict halted reforms. A burgess backed by a leave letter led to renewed work, provoking a tense meeting as workers faced starvation and awaited council action.
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The
Royal Society
Isaac Newton
Lanark
Glasgow Chronicle
Court of King's Bench damages for brutal Margate assault
A Margate court hearing recounts a grievous assault by surgeon in Margate on a stranger, with witnesses describing a violent dragging through streets, unlawful restraint, and a crude use of a blackthorn stick. Judges instruct on provocation and deliberate injury, jury returns damages to plaintiff as verdict.
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Margate
James Tuttle
Queen Street
Plaintiff
Mor
Platutel
Cecaque
King Street
Barrymore
Defendant
Barry
Ace
Cross
Cobb
Hentish Chronicle
Defendcnt
Defradant
Ian
Maidstone
Platotfff
John Barrymore
Cecil-Square
Henley-Street
Francia W. Cobb
Kentish Chronicle
Margate Pier
Platt
Mr. Turner
Waddington
Mroto
Robert Colegate
The
Thomas Methew
William Farmer Harria
Humphrey
Lord Denman
Tuust
Court of Exchequer Sittings at Nise Prius Dispute over Cabinet-Maker Bookcase
A Middlesex court session before Lord Abinger and a special jury considered a civil suit by a journeyman cabinet-maker against a furniture firm. The case hinged on the scale of remuneration for a library bookcase, relying on the agreed trade prices rather than legal action. Counsel Pollock and Butt led for the plaintiff with Chippell and Me for the defense.
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FL Pollock
Mr. Butt
Chippell
Surney
Summer Assizes 1837 Appointments for Home and Western Circuits
The schedule lists judges and venues for the Summer Assizes 1837. Home Circuit hearings include Hertfordshire Essex Chelmsford Kent Maidstone Lewes Croydon with dates July 12 17 24 and August 7. Western Circuit progresses through Winchester Devizes Dorchester Exeter Launceston Bridgewater Bristol with dates July 11 15 19 22 20 August 12 and related venues.
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Lord Denmae
Justice Littledale
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Essex
Chelmaford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Lewes
Surrey
Croydon
Tindal
Patteson
Southampton
the Castle
Winchester
Wiltshire
Devizes
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Devonshire
Exeter
City
Ditto
Cornwall
Launceston
Somersetshire
Bridgewater
Bristol
Central Criminal Court sentences life and other penalties
The Recorder and officials pass sentence on prisoners. Transportation for life is given to a list of convicts including Massey Hinsell Forbes and others. Various terms follow for fourteen, ten, seven, and shorter periods with many named defendants. Death sentences are imposed for robbery, burglary, and rape. The court adjourns to July 3.
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Alderman Lainson
Jon Massey
Crackaman
G. Hinsell
David Forbes
Award Thorne
W. Musoo
Henry King
Charles Newcomb
Mary Ann Higwell
Mary Brown
Agnea Hamilton
Ellen Herriott
Joseph Blackson
Gorge Walker
Mary Patmester
Heater Emery
J. Futropog
J. Sunes
J. Aadley
James Bragg
Sarah South
Eliza Smith
Mar Smith
W. Smith
Frederick Box
George King
W. Young
J. Dicks
G. Water
J. Thosmason
J. Randall
Joseph Small
J. Marshall
Robert Reason
Heere Moria
Henry Dollason
P Svencer
J. J. Moffat
James Lloyd
W. Bowler
James Clerk
Elles Lewin
Ron Collins
Sarah Allen
George Kelton
Robert M. Ewen
Edward Jones
Alfred Purdie
C. Kenny
Edward Lincoln
J. Worley
Ellen Gordon
W. Wilson
James Tye i
W. Newman
James Trick
J. Nowell
W. Sampson
J. Kerkup
Margaret
Bagwell
G. Berryman
Mary Vizard
James Robinson
Edw. Pointer
W. Markham
Thomas Woodfellow
James Newett
J. Keng
J. Keith
W. Dickenson
J. Clarke
B. Phillips
James Worley
W. Wood
James Hearne
Re Levey
Jo Kelly
C. Blum
G. Weir
W. Frascis
Anthony Ridge
Ithas
Nievens
Wm. Kegson
Robert Legg
Chas
Fisher
Cheffinch
Munday
Girl accused in Hatton Garden arson attempt at bakehouse
Mary Leight, a 15 year old servant at a Clerkenwell bakehouse, faced charges after a fire was lit in a cupboard and two prior blazes occurred in ten days. The prisoner claimed a man jumped from a back window as the alarm rose, while the master said no motive existed. The case proceeds.
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Hatton Garden
Cunnce
Arsov
Mary Leight
Laing
Duke
Marylebone Charge of Highway Robbery in Devonshire Street
James Buller of Devonshire Street Lissongrove faced Captain de Mawron on a highway robbery charge. Prosecutor alleged Buller aided him to a Great Marlborough Street house, received notes and sovereigns, and later robbed him on Grand Junction Road, with Buller later returning to reveal note numbers. Inspector Feltham found gold, silver, and duplicates on Buller. he denied the robbery and was remanded.
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Marylebone
Charee
Rossery
James Buller
Devonshire-Street
Lissongrove
Charles de Mawron
Great London-street
Paddington
Cave
Great Marlborough Aieat
Shepherd’s Market
Grand Junction Road
Peckell-street
Feltham
Worship Street Robbery and Assault At Conquest House
A young man at Dr John Conquest's residence in Finsbury Square robs and assaults him after claiming medical need. The suspect rushed the fireplace with a poker, wrested away, then fled with a writing desk and Mackintosh. Identification by servants and a companion suspected. Remanded until Wednesday for further charges.
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Eugene Dram
John Tricker Conquest
Finsbury-square
Conquest
Arrvant
John Conquest
Hia
The Sultan's Speech Extracts Turkish Authority Sermon
The Austrian Observer quotes the Sultans remarks at Shamla to Pacha Ulemas and Turkish officials. He emphasizes happiness and prosperity for all subjects, funds for fortresses, and strict obedience to his orders, noting no religious distinction among Muslims and non Muslims. He asks pledges for empire glory and asks for repairs to churches and welfare for all subjects.
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Shamla
Sditus
Dowlais Market Bill and several bills read a third time
The Speaker presided at four o'clock as the Dowlais Market Bill report was brought up. The Duke of Beaufort Estate Bill and the Manchester Gas Bill were severally read a second time. The Dean and Chapter of St Peter's York Bill report was brought up and read a third time and passed. The Montrose Harbour Bill also read a third time and passed. The Commercial Blackwall Railway Bill report to be considered with a motion to recommit. A petition from Dawlish against the Highway Rate Bill was presented by Mr Parrott.
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Brottgrtom
House of Commons
Earl Grey
Ireland
Liverpool
Southwark
South Lundop
Earl of Starris Bury
Lord Brougham
St. Luke's
Middleset
Scotland
Eee Opera
Earl of Wicklow
Westminster
Lord Gliengach
Ord Melbourne
Bristol
Marquin of
Lansdowne
Lord Vernon
Stockport
Lord Glengall
Suir
Commissioners of Poor Laws
Board of Public Works
Clonmel
Hector
Kildeney
Ballyshannon
Donegal
County Donegal
Kelly
Wilson
Tipperary
Kilkenny
Waterford
Waterford Haven
Duncannon Fort
Duncanyon
County Wexford
Walsh
Doyle
Haring
Charles I
Kildory
Arthurstowne
Dancannon Fort
Jane Ul
DE Exsereets Crelase
Honge
Dowlais
Hrothertos
Duke of Beaufort
Manchester
Mewser
St. Peter’s
York
Cratmers
Montrose
Austen
Blackwall
Crawford
Parrott
Dawlish
Petitioned opposition to Scottish Municipal Corporations Bill adjourns
Sir G. Clerk presented petitions from Danbar and Glasgow against the Municipal Corporations Scotland Amendment Bill. On Lord Core's motion the house was counted, only thirty members present, and it adjourned at 4:20 P.M.
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G. Clerk
Danbar
Glasgow
Lord Core
Prosecutions For Sunday Dealing Stir London Meeting
A large public meeting of St Pancras residents and tradespeople met at the Crown and Sceptre Tavern to resist Sunday trading prosecutions. Speakers denounced Sabbath enforcement, praised legal resistance, and urged tradesmen to ignore penalties while backing measures against perceived fanaticism.
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St. Pancras
Crown and
Nolice
London
Kino
Burden
T. F. Burden
T. Murray
A. Agnew
Andrew Agueen
Andrew Agnew
Muurphy
Charles
Koster
Inquest Finds Wilful Murder in Unknown Suspects Case
A coroner's inquest into James Gore a pavior concluded with a verdict of wilful murder unknown assailants. Witnesses described Gore bleeding from a head wound after an assault near Bridewell and Vauxhall Road, with medical testimony noting brain laceration likely caused by the injury.
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P. F. Curry, Esq
James Gore
Pavier
Ave Miller
Charles Miller
Carter
Edwards-court
Chisendale-street
Dale-street
Dude-street
Vauxhall Road
Bridewell
Mary Hughes
Oxford-street
Vauxhall-road
William Pierce Jones
Tattersalls yesterday bets and notable entries
Sporting notes from Tattersalls report sparse bets with few notable horses mentioned. Joly Stakes favored Paganini, Enterprise, Sister to Greenmantle and other entries show modest wagers. Goodwood Stakes features The Carpenter entering from the north, with Hornsea and Caravan as rivals. The Derby, Oaks, and Grand Prix style events list various contenders and odds, including Melbourne, Epirus, and The Prime Warden, with overall light betting activity.
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Paganini
Enterprise
Greenmantle
Hippodrome Bayswater Draws Vigorous Week Two
The Preston Chronicle notes the Hippodrome Bayswater’s second meeting opened with distinguished stewards Chesterfield and Count dOrsay, and improved safety and enclosure. Racing featured two mile heats with Oakleaf Mozart and Hectic winning, plus a Staghounds Hunters Stakes. crowd confidence grows despite bungled jumping and inconsistent trade reports.
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Hippodrome
Bayswater
Farl
Chesterfield
Count d'Orsay
Stale
W. Smith
Oakleaf
Lord Chesterfield
Mozart
Knight
Tibextra
Mir
W. King
Mr. Sr
South
Ir. W. Smith
Job
Post
Esereee
West Kent
East Surrey
Jackson
Martin
Black
Woo
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High Court of Chancery
Haller
Milton
Lord Henley
Seacon Pew
Ballas Vs. Chancery-lane
Tuuarspay
Black Horee-yard
Bond-street
Middlesex
Thomas Hepworth
Ely Pla'e
Holborn
Fielder, Johnson, and Smith
Duke-street
Greatenor-square
G S. Ford
Henrietta Street
Covent-garden
Garrard
Suffolk-street
Pall-mall East
Thos. Hepworth
Ely-place
Monarch
Custom House Quay
Pasacuers
Hull
Amonu
Broownlow
W.J. Ball
Pearson
Heriffs’ Fund
INDUN
Lacoste Hill
Sais Fund
Bsimm gDean
Benjamin Hardwick
RAND
Rotherhithe
Deptford
Frovision
Charles Duncan
Thomas Farncomb
John Guyon
Adam Gordon
William Gunaton
William Heygate
Fare
Samuel Sanderson Hall
Henry Luard
Frederick Mangles
Bag
Thomas Price
H.C.S. Wm
John Richardson
Joseph Horatio Ritchie
Messrs. Smith
Payne
Id Smith
Lombard-street
H.H. Price
Parliament-streee
Aed Survetor
John Kewman
Bridge House
Henry H 'Peq
Sun Court
Cornhill
Carabilh
Dames Pee
Wyld
England
Dist
James Wyld
Charing Crees East
Bath
William the Fourth
Chronicle
Offce
Catherine S Treet
Strand
T Cox Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Corbin
N. B
Henry Wheatley
Privy Purse
St. James's Palace
H. Wheatley
Decimus Woodhouse
Oodhouse
Dra
James Johnson
A. T. Froyd
Ashwell
R. Rowley
A Midleton
C. Loudon
D. Davies
J. Pereira
G. Pilcher
P. Exar
F. Tyrrell
J. H. Curtis
Aurist J.uu
Wierd
His Majesty
King William Street
New London
Woodhouse
N.H
Lair
Lincolnshire
Noble
Mr. Prout
Soland
Borton
Blaisa
Mary Barton
Bolingbroke
Blair
W. E. Emmett
Thomas Tackenbury
Villar
Boston
Che
LAW Intelligence
Soner
Mr. Laing
Marlborough Street
George Wyndham
Covant
Shepherd Street
Larely
France
Actoo-street
Gray’s Loo Road
King’s Head
Shepherd-street
Neale
Stalioner
Alderagate-street
Sand
Toogood
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Onble
Lord Broveham
Education and Charities
Central Criminal Court
Police Intelligence
Sporting
Tattersall
Preston
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