STOWELL THE INFORMER AND NEW VICTUALLERS GUIDE
The second number of the Licensed Victuallers Monthly Guide appears with a likeness of Stowell and a focus on the Excise Guide, new anti informer act, and photos of inns, ram mugs, gin palaces, and beer shops. Also advertised are dozens of reference works on emigration to Canada and the United States, and public notices for a Blenheim spaniel dog reward and a chemical exhibition in Regent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Review
R. Howard
Wellington-Street
Strand
Canada
North America
United States
W. Blackwood
Edinburgh
T. Cadell
London
Stowell
Informera
Berger
Holywell-street
Colin Mackenzie
Chevy-Chace
O'Keefe
Dibdin
Sheridan
Scotland
Scotmhen
N.B
Sherwood and Co
Domestic amusements and a fragmentary legal notice
An Gloucestershire agriculturist recalls a neighbourly evening of music and pig meals while a distant legal bulletin discusses August 1883 treaties and state ownership of diplomatic papers. The text shifts to oblique notes on Mary Whitehead death and a stray financial tale involving Pease and Liddell notes and town property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucestershire
Bulletin Des Lois
Duke de Broglie
Mary Whitehead
Hmp
Tee
Tuo and
Liddell
Court of Chancery hears appeals in House of Lords
Law intelligence notes that the Lord Chancellor plans to begin hearing appeals in the House of Lords early in Easter Term. He aims to devote two days weekly in Westminster Hall to ease counsel scheduling. The report also covers Saville v. Salisbury and other cases, with remarks on costs and estate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Mancus
House OF Lords
Westminster Hall
Exchequer
Courts of Equity
Westmingler Hall
Saville
Marquis OF Salisbury
Master of the Rolls
Albany Saville
Taylor
Atkinson
Farrell
Holme
Jackson
Clifton
Cockburn
Wey
Court of Review on the William IV bankruptcy case
Mr Swanston presents Miles Coppell's petition against Joseph Harris and John Guest as assignees of the bankrupt for 1,2541 lost due to alleged wilful default. Bank funds and an 1832 audit meeting are discussed. the court finds the assignees not guilty of culpable neglect and dismisses the petition, without costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Review
Ie Marine
Swanston
Miles Coppell
William IV
Joseph Harris
John Guest
William Glen Matthie
Liverpool
Montagu
Archibald Craig Matthie
Court of Excise finds Evans guilty of unlawful possession and private still
John Evans was convicted of unlawfully possessing and illegally conducting a private still for wine and spirit manufacture at 24 North street Lambeth. The court mitigated several possessions valued at 200 to 50 pounds and condemned all seized goods including a copper still, low wine, molasses, and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Excise
Pesarty
John Evans
North Street
Lambeth
Mansion House Trisy and Bank Robbery Details
In a court report a young man, William Woodward, is charged with stealing a great coat from T Wood, Esq. in Brunswick Square, while the gig stood in Lombard Street. Separately, a burglary at Bungay bank involved Bank of England notes and coin worth over 4000, with two strangers linked to the crime and investigators tracing the plunder to its source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Trisy
William Woodward
T. Wood
Brunswick Square
Lombard-Street
Oo Batordey
House of Messrs
Hankey and Co
Messrs
Harvey
Thoreday
Bank of England
Fim
Harvey and Hudson
John
Daniel Forrester
Kidnapper's Son Convicted in Shoe Theft Case
Henry Murphy, son of the known kidnapper Murphy, a youth of colour, was found guilty of stealing several pairs of shoes from John Singleton. He is sentenced to seven years transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Murphy
Murphy
John Singleton
Assize intelligence opens with light docket at Nottingham
Midland Circuit opening reports eight cases set for trial with minimal ejectment. Sir James Scarlett is retained in one case of importance. The calendar hints at limited business, with murder among the few crime entries, and proceedings to occupy little time. Western Circuit at Dorchester notes judges arriving and proceeding after opening. Justice Bosanquet begins proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Nottingham
Dorchester
Third meeting of Agricultural Employment Institute committee
The General Committee met at the Exchequer Coffee-house in Palace-yard. Lord Robert Grosvenor chaired with Lords Somerville and others. A public dinner to honor the foundation was fixed for May 13. The secretary listed noble stewards, and Mr Glenister’s Chelsbury agency was praised. The meeting adjourned after three hours due to parliamentary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchequer
Palace-yard
Robert Grosvenor
Lord Somerville
H. B. Curteis
M.P
H. D. Goring
A.C. Tulk
Leech
H. F. Richardson
Glenister
Chelsbury
Ejection attempt turns violent in Kerry estate disruption
On the Mullins estate at Ballyreigh in County Kerry, a process server named Thomas Sheehan was protected by Constable Cronin and four armed policemen as he served six summonses. As he prepared to post more notices in the village, about 200 locals pelted them with stones and threatened violence, forcing the constable to retreat with his small force. No further harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Kerry
Frederick W. Mullins
Ballyreigh
of Kerry
Thomas Sheehan
Dingle
Cronin
Sheehan
Kerry Assizes Convictions Include Seven Year Transports
Reports from Kerry Cork and Armagh assizes list multiple felonies with transported sentences. John Greehan accused of sheep theft and wool dropping from Blasquet Island. John Scanlan and Timothy Clifford receive seven year transports. Ellen White, Daniel Denire also slated for seven years. Included are various larcenies and assaults with hearings noting public distress and admissions. Cork and Armagh sessions note murder, burglary, rape and other offenses, with security pledges and bail conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Assizes
Doherty
John Greehan
Michael Moore
Blasquet Island
John Oliver
Timothy Clifford
John Scanlan
Ann Flynn
Donass
Clare
Ellen White
Daniel Denire
Patrick Connell
Honoria O' Brien
Army movements and appointments in Ireland noted
The Limerick Chronicle reports the 15th Hussars arriving en route to Longford with possible succession by Sir Walter Scott to command. Other regiments including the 30th Eppement Galway and the 88th at Dublin prepare for embarkation to Halifax Cork. Tithes are being distraind for by dragoon guards and infantry from Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
15Th Hussars
Longford
Cathcart
7Th Hussars
Taylor
Sir Walter Scott
Galway
North America
H. Vivian
Dublin
Halifax
Dundas
Cork
Naas
Trydell
7Th Dragoon Guards
Miller
A. Perrier
Carrigaline
H. Townsend
Derry
10Th Hussars
Ballyshannon
Berners
Johnstone
Cornet Crooksbank
6Th Carbineers
Carbineers
Ireland
Leeda
Burnley
1St
Royal Dragoons
Chelmsford den of infamy tied to city’s criminal circle
A Chelmsford Gazette item likens a local office workers’ Sunday haunt to a notorious metropolis den of infamy. It cites a recent incident where a person employed in an office lost a significant sum in a single sitting and notes Sunday visits are common. The report also covers a wart treatment anecdote and mentions Mr John Williams, a new judge, with brief biographical details about his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
Colchester Gazette
Curg
Wartts
Welch
Annapolis
America
Evening society meetings listed for today
A long list of societies including Phrenological Medical Harveian Philological and Royal Society planning eight o clock starts with various venues and times across the evening with further notices for Linnwan Horticultural Institution of Civil Engineers Royal Society of Literature and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnwan Society
P.m. Horticultural Society
P.m. Institution of Civil Engineers
Wepnespay
Royal Society of Literature
P.m. Society of Arts
P.m. Traispay
Royal Society
P. m. Society of Antiquaries
P.m. Farpay
Royal Institution
P.m. Satogpay
Westminster Medical Society
P.m. Atheneum
Theatrical Gossip and Easter Preparations at London Theatres
The piece notes a rumored settlement of Mrs Waylett v Yates, with wage deductions during Lent amid disputed practices. It discusses Madame Vestris at the Olympic, Sardanapulus casts, and expected profits. It also covers festival plans with Masoni, Bochsa, and performers, plus openings for the New English Opera House and Arnold engaging Serle as stage manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waylett
Yates
Adelphi
Vestris
Sardanupalus
Macready
Salomeneas
Cooper
Jerrold
Poole
Masoni
Bochsa
Sherreff
Betts
H. Cawne
Inverarity
Kellner
Russia
Adelphi Theatre
English Opera House
Trades Unions and the Standard Letter to the Editor
A long critical letter disputes a Standard article titled Trades Unions, labeling it anonymous mischief. The writer, signing as A Journeyman, defends honest workers and mocks the notion journeymen would abandon a paper over a drunken dismissal. March 14, 1634. Greenwich Park new path and bench. Orfila lectures disrupted yet again. a humane game scheme sells game to fund a soup kitchen, showing broad public support and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Standard
Iba
Atpeiae
St. Alban’s
Frederick Beauclerck
Catton
Macbeth
Margaret
Hambletonian
Greenwich
Observatory
Orfila
Ecole de Médicine
Thia
M. Orfila
Lord Garlies
Board of Health
Window tax debate and Chancery inquiry set for week
Sir 8. Whalley pushes motion on window tax urging reduced or abolished tax. Halcomb moves to amend to continue tax but based on fair annual value of houses. Lynch seeks a select committee to inquire into the administration of justice in the Court of Chancery, fixed for Wednesday the 19th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalley
I Bers
Board of Taxes
Barbarous Murder at Stow-on-the-Wold Leaves City in Shock
A murder occurred Monday evening in Stow-on-the-Wold. Mr Francis Rens was knocked down near the George Inn, beaten, robbed of a double-cased gold repeater watch and his purse, with a reward of 200 pounds offered for the culprit. A Bow Street officer is en route from London as inquiries continue. The jury found wilful murder by unknown persons, and strong grounds of suspicion are reported. Mr Rens, actuary to the savings bank, was a French gentleman admired for his accomplishments and courteous manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungay
Messrs. Hockey
Forresters
Elizabeth Thompson
Joseph Evans
Miss Brown
Thomas Equare
Hackney
Bank of England
Prieante
Bow-Street
Mary Am‘ Mahon
Julia Dillon
Crown-street
House of Correction
Mra. M/Mahon
George Smyth
Bream
Chancerylane
Gre
Queen Square
Stow-on-the- Wold
Francis James
Rens
Windsor Express
Stow
George Inn
London
Savings’ Bank
European Diplomats Busy Amid Courtpage News
A Saturday at the Foreign Office saw Minister Van de Weyer meet Viscount Palmerston while Prince Talleyrand visited the same circle. Reports from Winprisor describe royal inspection of troops, a royal service at St George’s Chapel, and donations to King’s College. Elsewhere, French and Belgian troops move through Calais, and Orange processions face legal scrutiny at Managh Assizes. Notes on whiskey duties, animal welfare cases, and a string of local incidents fill the morning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur van de Weyer
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Prince Talleyrand
Winprisor
Frederick and
Adolphus Fitgelarence
Horace Seymour
St. George’s Chapel
Digby Canon
Skails
Handel
Zadock
H. Skaite
H. Worsley
King’s College
London
Calais
Pedro
Neptune
Lisbon
Thames
Fermanagh Assizes
Killa
Schoales
Derry
Justice Jebb
Dublin Morning Register
Crugtty
Animaals
Richard Martin
Galway
Curling
Secoeeme
Animala’ Friend Society
George Oes
Saga
Goff
Magiatrae
Morning Herald
Frankfort-on-the- Maine
Niederad
Ports Mours
Marca
Jersey
Vacutis Teste Cumple
Mick Aren
Barcett
Holland
Dadford
Stowe
Bucks
Buckingham
Mourpereo
Saturda
Marylebone-lane
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PE Assurance Office
Naw Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Barron
Esquiliam
Bebe Barvell
George Scholy
Alderman Pritchard
Otation
Denlers
Vic Wm
Stephen Cundy
Fred. WR
Witten Bury
Adam Fergusson
Woodhill
John Stark
F.R S. E
C. William Blackwood
Edin. Phil. Journ
George Stephens
Nerevian and
Wermlandska
Sweden
Elkington
Royal Novedan Agricultural Society of
Edinbergh
Goethe
John S. Blackie
Society For Archæological Correspondence
Rome
Canadas
John Galt
Canada Company
Joseph Pickering
Achillen Murat
King of
Naples
United States of America
A. Ferrall
British North America
Robert Mudie
Davies-a4
Robert
Oxford-streets
Tip
Hay and Staines
Davies-street
Berkeley-square
Mr. Francis
Robert-street
Grou- Yenor-square
Regentreet
Windsor
Marine
Davies
St. Martin’s-lane
New Slaughter
LAW Intelligence
Monney
Mr. Burrell
Marlborough Street
Dyer
Conant
Regent Circus
Oxford-street
Byers
Regent-circus
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Shillibeer
Marylebone Court-House
Lord Howick
Byere
Regent Circuit
Police
Middlesex
Assize Intelligence
Agricultural Enployment Institution
Baron Foster
Canning
Armagh Assizes
Moose
Brian M'Kinley
James M‘kinley
Francis Lennan
Patrick M'Geeny
Francis Quinn
Patrick Ready
Hugh Watson
Whitefoot
George M.cormick
James Hendry
Loughgall
Acne Lavery
Wilty
Peter Moony
James M'Gurk
Richard Roden
Peter M‘gurk
Thomas
Margaret Taylor
the Army
Trades’ Unions and
the Standard
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