Full report of the trial of the True Sun proprietors
A detailed account of the trial of the proprietors and printer of the True Sun on an ex officio information related to unpaid taxes. The report notes the special jury before Mr Justice Patteson and includes remarks from various newspapers. Also mentions a London water incident and correspondence notes about a letter from T Parkin and a Dudisy postscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiga
Eas
The
True Sun
Jesty
Justice Patteson
Besnard
Alsionorning Herald
Guardian and
Wood's Magazine
Examiner
John Rotine
Greenwich Gazette
State
Manchester
Ree Standard
Dublin
Freeman's Journal
Cobbe
Carlisle Journal
Durham
Adtvertiser
Cassi
Cesar
Cymbelina
London
Strand
John Cleave
Rhoelane
Fleetetrest
Trials and warrants crush rights in France over Cagar case
Extracts from Paris papers discuss M. Cagar’s appeal against a harsh sentence and a two year civil rights ban. The text cites Art. 42 restricting voting, office, jury service, arms, testimony, and more. It notes jury remorse, fear of juries being abolished, and Bordeaux resistance to tariff plans, with threats of rebellion from southern France and harsh monarchical rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cangr
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Cagar
M. Cabet
Bordeaux
Aouth
Louis Pasair
Bordeaux Ministerial - Journal
M. Tuiers
Marshal Sourt
M.tavers
Bordeaux Journal
M. FonrRepe
Defiance in defense of heritage amid continental tremors
A heated minority voice proclaims defiance against conquest and urges recruitment to form a national army while reporting Paris calm and ongoing parliamentary questions. Dispatches from Berlin Vienna and Madrid describe ministerial actions, potential releases, and shifting alliances as European powers recalibrate.
Market report from a London exchange amid tea sales and taxes
Lloyd's notices from Portsmouth and Margate describe gale conditions and tea market turmoil. Consols hover around 9 1 4, Portuguese 68 1 2, Spanish Cortes 3 1 4, with tea prices cited and talks between the trade and East India Company continuing after a committee interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Cortes
East India Company
Twining
Travers
Warnham
Compan
Portuguess Regency
Lloyd’s Books
Portsmouth
S.W
W.S.W
India Company
Lord Althorp
Mr. Grant
Court of Directors
Lloyd’s
Margate
Manon
Essels
George Canning
Virginia
Fexandia
Charleston
Catherine
Jamaica
Skylark
Lizard
Atorn Stove
Becket
London
William Shetter
Maritime notices and market recital from Dutch Court and Havre list
Fragmentary 19th century item reports timid market quotes for shares two and a half per pound and tea sale timing, with shipping updates from Havre list noting Euphrates from Charleston ordered to Hamburgh and Eucharis from Martinique, plus mail operations for Hamburgh by steam packet and a note of island tranquility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Euphrates
Charleston
Hamburgh
Eucharis
Martinique
Rolls Court Hears Disputed Co partnership Case In 1832
The Woodfall and Clowns executors sue Shackell and others over a Coppice Row ink trade. The court orders a master to account for capital and profits from formation to death, confirms Shackell’s one third share of profits, denies him capital interest, and allows sale and possible continuation of the business with bidding rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls’ Court
Woodfall
Griffiths
Shackell
Honzour
Coppiccrow
Clerkenwell
Andrew Spottiswoode
Ann
Twiss
Wright
Pemberton
Ching
Richards
Tentator
Robbing His Majesty at Queen Square Two Lads Charged
Police report from Queen Square describes Walter Spracket and Andrew Deas charged with unlawfully possessing wood claimed as royal property after being caught with branches in Hyde Park. Kettrick also charged. Gould discharged. All fined to be at House of Correction due to poverty. Hubert Pratt, servant for Richard Rees of Lambeth, committed for feloniously eating eighteen chain wheels belonging to his master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
Walter Spracket
Andrew Deas
Lord
Hyde Park
John William Kettrick
Gould
Kettrick
House of Correction
Hubert Pratt
Richard Rees
Lambeth
Arson conviction at Northampton assizes
Austen Perkins, 42, laborer for William Bate, charged with setting straw on fire to deter threshing machine use. Wind spread flames to a dwelling, granaries, stables, and hay-ricks, all burned. Prisoner offered no defence beyond frightening his master. Jury returned guilty. judge gave no hope of reprieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Marca
Tindal
Austen Perkins
William Bate
Markets update from This Day New Hungerford coal and farm goods
Market notes list Shaw Potatoes and several potato grades with prices, hay, Clover, Straw, poultry, fish, and shellfish prices. Coal market shows 24 vessels arrived and closing prices for multiple collieries with varied shillings per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hungerford
Shaw
Adairs
Hebburn
New Burn
Oade’s Redbough
Pictan
Pontop Windsor
Tanfield, Lesley
Wylam
Wall's End
Bell and Brown
Bieta Bell Robson and Co
Ditto Bewick and Co
Goa
Perkins
Riddella
Walker
Lambton Pri
Fossil Head Found Near Milan in Grotto
A natural history enthusiast in Gardistica unearthed a fossil head in a grotto near Riviere Milan. The specimen, about eight inches long, appears not to belong to any living species and is in good preservation. It is believed to be antediluvian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Gard
E Grotto
Riviere
Milan
Sonnets and maxims in an 1884 miscellany collection
A fragmentary miscellany discusses poetry and public figures, praising James Sheridan Knowles and contrasting Shakespeare's fame with contemporary tastes. It weaves brief quotes from Hazlitt, Burns, and Diderot into thematic notes on virtue, idleness, and public life, ending with a quirky note on swimming physics and a Barnes memorial fringe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheridan Knowles
Knowles
John Atkinson
Meeting of Governors on Medical School Dispute Report
A special meeting at the chapel of the hospital considered the committee report on dissensions within the medical staff and disputed control of the medical school building. Governors urged printing and distribution of the report, noting unity and responsibilities among officers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Hospital
Ce Lion
Eterna
Jing
Menee Hospital
Eladed
Megara
Wilson
Drain
Kemble
Fragmented Notes From An Unclear Proceedings In Liverpool Borough
A damaged transcription describes tense sessions in Liverpool with mentions of deputation divisions, town clerk notices, and a quarterly meeting at Chandéry Lane detailing receipts of 486 pounds 4 shillings 7d and disbursements leaving 6 pounds 0s 4d in hand. It notes 352 defaulters and 206 subscribers renewals, plus debate on institution affairs and a murder report from Manchester Guardian about a six week old infant killed by vitriol in a cradle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Iitness
Akiog
Senate
House of ‘Representatives
Alead
Nantes
Indiidaale
Vegas
Dignity
Mscuanics
ION
Ee Oe
Sting A -Hampton-Buildings
Chandéry-lane
Auditora, Aerutineeta, &A.r
Management Ues
Emschemied
Kadeen
Cenore Iaapeel van Karan
Séverahannes
Chairmas, Inc
Discoveren
Manchester Guardian
Lowen
Marriages and Notices From St Andrew's and Nearby Churches
Multiple wedding notices from St Andrew's Undershaft and nearby parishes list James Thorne and Mary Anne Porch, A Robinson and Hebriet Steers, Colleen Oxfrd and Louise, and other couples married in late 19th or early 20th century fashion. Also includes names such as Sir Thomas, Jove, and Elizabeth with associated locales and venues, reflecting a dense society page of matrimonial connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s
Undershaft
James Thorne
Weaterwater
Mary Anne Porch
Lime-street
Pancras New
A. Robinson
T-Strest
Hebriet
C. Steers
Beck Lehane Orthy
T. Cottle
Pembroke
Collen
Louise
Gine
William
Bowes Sheen Bagh
Ormer
St. Donstan’s
Sir Thomas
His
Jane Jove
J. Adams
Newcastle
Pentonville
Elizabeth
Searnere Royal Marines
Cloudesley
York-gal Gala
Steaford
Wedfird-street
L. T. Véntouillac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pol Os
Sper
Ati
Sas National
Naples
sgeregresens _Exchange
Imp. Min. Co
Beriien Gel Reyes
Svccse
Seevacee
Ieata Branca
Secensenvgesee Seeusaces Wwe
British Iron Mini
Vaeccecsencvces
Columbian Mining Co
St. Po
Tees
Canada Opa
Malls
Abritad
Csservers
Bravwil
Carthagena
Beteeepewenee
Terea
Flanders
Prac
Guernsey
Jeraey
Sascerrere
Gothenburg
London Bridge
Romrow
T. W
Portaea
House of Commons
M.de Lalverte
M. p'Arcout
M. Consett
Cour d’Assizes
M. Burgos
Madrid
P'Abesbal
O’donnell
Spain
Don Carlos
Villa Real
Portugal
Vittoria
Bilboa
Vienna
Berlin
Austria
Nuremberg
27Th Ul
Fes
Belgium
Holland
Limburg
Luxemburg
House of Nassau
Scheldt
M. Hanna
M. Pe Merope
Brussels
M. Hanno
England
Frankfort
Diet
Dumoulin
Buckmanam
Buckingham
James Graham
Hume
Times
Admiralty
Admy
Ralty
Parcovter
Naval Service
Bucktenan
Lord AttHorp
West Indies
Janes Grauan
Brazil
Braxis
Erne
LAW Intelligence
Police
Whitechapel
Pires
Ryo Sa
Ward
Rousseau
Razlitt
Beaumont and Fletcher
Vienne
Wingar
Haziit
Hazlitt
Endamidas
Charixenus
Aretheus
Charixenos
Eudamidas
Hardite
Dame Quickly
Prince Henry
Hudson
Poorace Shore
Julia Dorys
Cod
Lombard-street
Chaucer
Talbot
Garrick
Knox
Adelphi
Guardian
Barnes
Town
Thames
Edward Rose
Bamdon
Lardner
NEW Romney
Argler
Municipal Gorporation Commission Inte.r
Maidstone Gazette
Hospital
Easing Hall-Strees
Stana
Belds
Yan Eck
B. W
D Grosvenorter
Rider
Bath
Vitte
Victoslier
E. W
Ety Gemeente
Berkeley-squars
Lang, G
Bhee-yard
Gorwoll-street
Sresies
Lincoln's-inn-folds
Brandreth
Heen-aguare
Brighton
John Law
John “Ager
Mertad
Letking
Bae
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