Rail Line Promoters Seek Public Support After Survey
The Promoters and Provisional Committee of Management of a proposed railway system announce they delayed publishing or seeking public approval until a survey of multiple routes is completed. They list extensive capital stock details and agents across London and provincial towns as they solicit subscriptions and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Salisbury
Exeter
F Oo
Messrs
Spooner
Attwoods, and Co
Bouverie
Norman
Murdoch
London
Sir Robert Sydney
Palace-yard
Westminster
George Stephen
Pancras-lane
Cheapside
Insolvency and bankruptcy notices in Pasenge area
A dense list details declarations of insolvency and bankruptcies in multiple trades across Lincolnshire and London. Names include John Dopson Binbrook draper and Abraham Garcia Oxford Street prasterer with court dates in March and May. Dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved cover numerous firms from upholstery to tailoring and ironworks, with numerous attorneys and official assignees named.
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County of Pasenge
Sherwood Rangers
T. W. White
Bart
Clumber Troop
P- Hall
John Dopson
Binbrook
Lincolnshire
William Hoedgtinson
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
Predenck Gamble
Gracechurch-treet
Abraham Garcia
Oxford Street
Prasterer
Court of Bankruptcy
Atta Mears
Brown and Co
London
Comercial Bute Rooms
Mimcing
C . Ely
Daniel Evans
Oswestry
Sulop
Saddler
Shire Hall
Shrewsbury
Hayward
Westmacott
South Square
Grayston
John Scully
Gun-alley
Hermondsey-street
Man
Mitchell
Clarendon Hotel
Birmingham
Messia
Blackstock
Bunce
Vincent
King’s Bench Walk
Temple
Ate
Mayor
Dove
Little Distaff Lane
W. W. Sleigh
Upper
Princen-street
Hanover
Square
R. Baugh
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
L. Dolson
Leeds
Court House
J. E. Cutten
Chichester
Swan Inn
J. Grane
Preston
Lancashire
Draper
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
T. Collier
Holywell
Flintshire
Batter
Justice Room
J. Jorie
Bagillt
Plintshire
Brewer
AM. Erkland
G. Robinson
Mannchester
Clifford's Inn
Ettorn
Henry
W. Blackburn
Carlisle
Limen Drapers
Westbourne-street
Pimlico
J. G. St George Smith
W. Borough
Derby
Attorneye
E. Judge
A. Needham
Paul‘s Wharf
Upper Thames Street
J. and
J. Brace
Willow-walk
Bermondsey
Tannere
J. Thorp and Co
Respect
S. Thorp
J. Sibley
F. Moore
Mediford-court
Fenchureh-street
Rt. Brown
C. Cox
Sheffield
Homers
J. C. Whyte
H. C. Shirreff
Bury-street
St James's
R. Oddy
R. Greenwood
Dreasers
J. B. Robinson
Chesterfield
L. Weatherburn
J. Hollinshead
Huddersfield
G. B
G. Silvani
Brighton
Jeedlere
RK Garner
J. Temperton
West Butterwick
C. Newberry
J. Webster
Lichfield
Mercers
J. Howard
Assize notes from Lewes and Leicester courthouses
Assizes opened in Lewes with Chief Justice Tindal presiding. Guilty verdicts for a sheep theft and arson charges reported alongside a Leicester libel case where Ouseley was found guilty and fined, with Brown acquitted. Also, two elderly men drowned after a canal accident near Trabsmithy.
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Lewes
East Galdeford
James Elliott
Midland
Leicester
Marcu
Justice Bosanquet
Lidel
King
W. E. Hutchinson
J.G. Crown
T. J. Ouseley
Waddington
Mellor
Serjeant
Goulburn
Stone
Humfrey
Ouseley
St. Margaret’s Church
Hutchinson
Brown
Indecent assault and theft cases in London shops
Richentay a man of respectable appearance was committed to Newgate for indecently assaulting a lad at Treager's caricature shop window in Cheap side. Brewer a well dressed shopman at London and Co was charged with robbing an employer of a piece of lawn after a warning by a pawnbroker Attenborough. The case included entries in a yard book and a second piece left at Miss Dennett's Spring Street. A servant Samuel T. Bolaw ay was charged with robbing his master of dyeing materials and later with plundering a former employer. A serious intoxication and death case followed when Thomas Martin drove a van over a 35 year old woman near Limehouse, with witnesses detailing the fatal accident. Two Irish laborers in the West India Docks were committed for assault and theft from William Pell on the King's highway.
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Ondon and Westminster Bank
James William Gilbart
Throgmorton-street
T?e Western Benevolent Infirmary
Blenheim-Street
Oxford-Street
Francis Burdett Courtesay
Great Marlborough-street
John Watts
Berner’s-street
Oxford Street
N. Wehnert
Craven Street
Strand
London
Lords of the Treasury
Arkanethy
Andrews
W. Grimstone
Nelson-Square
Clackfriars-road
Mary Roaden
Winslow
Bucks
John Roades
R. Walker
Ray
A. Mintyre
Silver Street
Golden
H. Luton
Marine Library
Remsgate
Kent
Mrs. Barberow
Jamaica
Mary-street
Hegent’s Part
Saunderson
Harper Street
Leeds
M. Plackwell
Tottenham House
Tottenham
Middle
Kise B. Engleneld
Park-street
Windsor
F. Lespis
Smith
Eag T
York-place
Kentish-town
Detimus Blackburn
Chertsey
Surrey
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Kingtreet
Long-acre
Albion
Grimstone
Don G. Lobe
Indruge and Chemical Products
Havannah
Cuba
Gricastone
Don Pedro Artis de Zugasti
Plarr
Finsbury
Court of
Great Britain
von G. Lobe
Prt
W. Grimestone
G. Lobe
Taland
America
Ac. &U
Pinto and Co
Charles Bartar
Angel-court
Throgmortontreet
Don G. Lore
Caballero de
Caballero de la Orden de Leon
S.M. el Rey de Los Paises Bajos
la Isla de Cuba
Agente de la Sociedad de Commercian Nederlands
Chibandel
Montecha 2 &Co
Richentay
Ernie Fiche
Crawford-street
Marylebone
Shutt
Losrdon
Attenbaronet
Charlotte, Street
Attenborough
Wontner
Newgate
Axorner Roppery Sy
Samuel T. Bolaway
Joseph Jones
Dyer
Stephen-street
Tottenham Court Road
Viails
Thames
Thomas Martin
James Ambridge
St. John-street Road
Pentonville
Clarkson
Richard Jones
Regent's Canal Dock
Limehouse
Harrow-street
John Hayward
Lloyd’s-row
St. John Street
Keefe
West India Docks
William Pell
Inquests Reported at St Bartholomew’s Hospital
Two inquests were held at St Bartholomew’s Hospital before Mr Payne. James Carroll, coach smith of Shoreditch, aged 52, died by jumping from a second floor window. the jury returned temporary derangement. Susannah Wilkinson, aged 18, a housemaid, burned to death in Smithfield. verdict accidental death. Also notes a political outrange and a case of diabolical vengeance with threats and executions in the Pyrenees. A widow’s house in Cross-street, Bolton, suffered window stones and tool theft by unseen assailants. Marsden and Son offer 5 pounds reward for capture of offenders.
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St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
James Carrop
Susannah Wilkinson
W. Peno
Bateman
Honeylane
Smithfield
Little
Bolton
John Lang
Matthew Nightingale
Henry Cape
Joseph Marsden
Messrs. Marsden
Messia
Marsden
Son
Chronicle
Lords Debates On Bankruptcy and Ecclesiastical Leases
In the House of Lords the Lord Chancellor took his seat as several Commons measures were reviewed. Bills on bankruptcy law consolidation for Ireland and England was discussed, with plans to abolish twenty five bankruptcy commissioners and appoint one administrator. Ecclesiastical Leases faced opposition from Walden petitioners who argued against leases for lives. bishops defended the reform as necessary to curb abuses. Debtor imprisonment aimed for reform with an impending bill to abolish it. The session closed with remarks on Scotland entitlements and adjournment.
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Lord Chancetton
Commons
Campset
St India House
ApaMs
Shrewsbury
Holyhead
Lord Skelmersdale
Westminster
Dover
Lord Plunket
Ireland
Hath and Wells
Walden
Somerset
Gloucester
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Wastme
Bath and Wells
West Indies
Marquis of Lansdowne
Whitecross Street
Scotland
Earl of Roseberry
Ieee
J. C. Hobhouse
Hubie
Charles F
Fe Wright
Middlesex
Marquis of Chandos
Exchequer
Mauritius
Hume
H. Hettee
Sir. Jeremie
Mauritias
W.o Colopy
W.o Colopy Laboured. These A Atlemen
Colonial Office
Bath
Jeremie
Ceylon
Reiss
Depstatios
George Grey
Jeremio
Hettes
Jeremis
Wilks
Roebuck
Mir
Baronet
Mr. Roebuck
Ed Colonial Office
Robinson
G. Grey
F. Buxton
Jamaica
England
F. Burton
Stanley
Sligo
Suffolk County Hall and rail bills dominate session
The session opened with petitions against the Scarborough Harbour Bill and the London and Brihpe ceva phensis, while bills on Suffolk County Hall, Hungerford Market, Lanarkshire roads, Family Endowment Society, Hyde Small Debts, Greenwich Improvement, Dundee and Abroath Railway, Cornwall Assize-hall, and Blackwall Commercial Railway faced readings. Petitions favored and opposed by named figures included Drogheda Court, Dublin Poor, and Cork Corporate Reform, with discussions on agricultural distress and church rates linking to broader reform efforts.
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G.F. Young
Scarborough Harbour
Crawford
London
Suffolk County Hall
Lord Heather
Hungerford Market
Robinson
George Crewe
County of Derby
Midland Railway
Lanarkshire
Maxweutt
Family Endowment Society
Tooke
Hyde Small Debts
O’connell
Drogheda
Drogheda Court
Greenwich
Angerstein
Dundee
Abroath
Hallyburton
Cooke
South Western Railroad
Home
Edinburgh
Chalmers
Sibthorpe
Birmingham and London
Hume
Sistaogzpe
Colonel Bruce
Forfar
Mark Philips
Manchester and Stockport
London and Croydon
Mr. Buckingham
Callaghan
Cork
Hos
Bandon
Mr. Callaghan
Colle
F. North
Fielden
Oldham
Lancashire
Wilks
Ewart
Porrentition
Eaton
Cambridge
Pel Speer
Sr W Duncombe
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Falmouth
WA. Fawcett
G. Brooks
Alderman
J. Smith
William
Shannon
H. Mills
John-street
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
Dublin Steam Company
St. Katharine’s Docks
W.j.smith
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
the Rhine
Antwerp
The
Rhine
Ostend
Calais
de Bie
Rahn
Water-lane
Tower-street
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
Haymarket
Lombard-atreet
Charles Bessell
Sec
Lombardstreet
Regent-circus
George Smith
York Place
Kentish Town
Grimatm
Decimus Blackburn
Jane
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
GEO, Henekey, and CO
T. Con Savory
Cornhill
High Holborn
Nhina
Glass
Earkthen
James Lockhead
J. L
Cgiray
Too-lane
J. Albert’s
King William Street
London Bridge
New Street
J. A
Alan Dirlereis
Trougerp
Demy Syvo
China
Smith, Elder and Co., Cornhill
United States
Canadas
United States of America
Thomas J. Tredway
Tennessee
Chambers
Edinburgh Journal
MR. Galt
John Galt
Canada Company
New Monthly Magazine
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
the Gazette OF
Crown-ofice
Maren
Paellameet
Pat Archibald Hastie
Alexander Graham Spiers
Bay
Sheffield Plate
Shefield
A.B. Savory & Sons
Goldsmiths
Dicey
Batrman
Dicey and Co
St. Helen's
Prescot
Maccleafield Courier
Assize Intelligence
Wolstenholme
Leach
Rochdale Canal
Trabsmithy
Heywood
Trubsmithy
Belton Chronicle
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Cabrera
Nogueras
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Don Manuel Fontilleras
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