Engineering contract for Warwick railways works project
A dated notice from the secretary Thomas Kell invites tenders for railway works between specified locations in Warwickshire. The contract covers earthworks, bridges, and related structures, excluding materials for permanent works. plans and specifications available at chosen offices, with care to keep the site in repair during twelve months after completion.
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Brekevard
Kitesburs
Snrcousty
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Flameston
Lamworth
Warwick
Envaiger
Verge Stephene
Nos Orb
Gerantear Sreet
Westminster
Waterland Street
Wirmmpehoaa
Othee
Uirauectiam
Atendaure
Thomas Kell
Army officer promotions and church appointment in Cape parish
From the Gazette dated March 23 1837 notices announce Reverend Ada Cairos appointed to lead Kirst Maaister church and parish of Cape in Aypar presbytery Wise shire, vacancy due to death. Also detailed are numerous promotions and purchases in the Life Guards Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments, including officers advancing by purchase, exchanges, or new appointments across ranks from captain to lieutenant, with several cadets and gents assigned to ensign or cornet roles.
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West End
T. Lend
Northumberland Street
Strauds
Ada Cairos
Kirst Maaister
Cape
Aypar
Shire of Wise, Vicant
Lawrance Adamson
War Office
Regiment of Life Guards
Lautemat
Fullerten
Kiet
Cornet
Cocks Sedge
Carmet R. Routh
With Light Dragoons
Comet
MacGregor
Sts. Dunakin
al Eloement
HV. Montresor
Klub. Dee
A. EB. Yelverton
Hib Light Dragoons
Fullerton
W. Ross
Purchase
Harrison
W. Veawick
Forbes
Foot
A. Trollope
Hibbert
A. Thistlethwayte
Trollope
W. W. Abbott
Thrtlethwayte
Sib Fout
Liutesant Grneral
J. Taylor, Kcb
Rls. Dorkin
N. Baker
Cassidy
J. Howler
J. Scully
J. Lagt Tweedy
Plach
E. Nugent
Holmes
Nugeotowhe
Bren
J. Stoudlesta
Yates
Cuzslet
Insolvency Declarations Across London and Manchester Trades
A chaotic list details insolvency declarations and assignees across firms in London and other cities, including bankers, merchants, and shopkeepers. Named parties include Charles Brenches Highesteet Southwark, Joseph Green Liverpool, Isaac Sally London, and Isaac Nally junior. Court appearances are set in April and May at the Court of Bankruptcy, with several attorneys and official assignees named in multiple jurisdictions. The markets report a generally quiet London scene with restrictive sugar, coffee, and commodity trading affecting prices.
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Bankreppoy
Joseph Green
Liverpool
Proveston- Dealer
Isaac Sally
Isaac Nally
Jun
St. Mary Axe
Werchants
Suerender
Gseiee
Tve Court of Bankruptcy
Torgeys
Meetis Gatty
Garth
Angel Count
Porogerento
Eile
Mr. Pennels
William Catin
Wasbeach
Draper
Apri
Barkruptcy
Attarnerys
Ashuret
Insford
Covapsides
Onmel Aasienee
Curquand
Copthall
Joti Striog
Condurt Street
Bond-strert
Silk Mercer
Court of
Benkenpiry
Attorgeys
Turner
Hens Nan
Bising-fane
Ollital Assignee
Gibson
Basing Hall-Street
Midian Patong Bryans
Westminster
Cial
Merc Ehaut
Atone
Aga Slay A
Ateleven
Court of Benoraphcy
Wr ‘Titer
Suesex Street
Dahesstreet
Stydames
Eaticath
Galdeaud
Fronniatteredine
Joseph Sumner
Edgouston
Warwick-lice
Ear
Spirat
Clare Towers
Laiverpred
Atvorneve
Macs
Nore
Welshpool
Claire and
Medcalf
Lincoln's Inoields
Wace
Jonathan Ward
Gretaebridge
Yorkshire
John Pryepoinnkeeper
Catterick Bridge
Attoraryss
Wilsens
Squance
Pilson
Coleman Street
London
Asheon
Richmond
Vorweture
Samuel Homes
Derby
Sulk-Waste-Deater
Isa
New Tan
Perth
George Capes
Raysoond’s Buildings
Grey’sino
Wilitansen
Conemarket
Abraham Nicholds Lea
Biringham
Budder
Apals
Messrs
Addigton
Gregory
Faulkner
Follett
Benford-cuw
Master
Wakefield
John Evans
Kidderminster
Cordwainer
Muay
Hill and Damiel
Foregate-street
Worcester
G. Smith
Chancery Lane
Hall and Duatel
Worchester
Louisa Biggs
Goodrich
Herefordshire
Athor
Commercial Rooms
Bristol
Perhins
Frampton
Gray 'Einn Square
J. Smith
Albion Chambers
John Williams
Robert Williams
Houghsditch
Court of Bankruptcy
Wil Jeary
Lune-street
Ansignee
Mr. Johnson
Bas Ngnall-Atreet
Loudon
Thu
Salmons Merrington
Norfolk
Birmingham
New Royal
Diverse trades and court notices emerge in bankruptcy sales
A chaotic catalog lists bankruptcies and business notices across London addresses and counties, including J. Hawkins, Ayiper Belorayratrort, and J. Potter. The record details sale times, locations, and occupations, from grocers and merchants to wool workers and bakers, with scattered dates in April and April 1.
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Rosemary-lane
Grocer
Horevkeugtes
Ageil Ph Woollet
Gould--quare
Merchant
Bankenpter -Apal UJ
Attedea
Myell
Oxford
Creek
Tall
Barton-apar
Lincoon-line
Buble
Fed
Bertos-aparthumber
J. Jefreys
Woturtoua
Laverpool
Wine Merchanta
Aboce
Shoreodug Roses
Liverpet Sear Teeloves
Arai
Vitbreenfield
Roebuck Tavern
Catewick
Victuallere Forth
Stodfart
Carfisie
Pakcer
Notting Hamshire
Povie
Boalt
Sproesy
Propertors Ab
Sylvester
Savester
J. Benson
Spetheld
Essex
Millers
Vetoorn
Tailorat' Danesh
Smish
Liverpoo
Hedosti
Brose Donate
Pryate
Curriers
Gabrey Gearby
Bermondsey
Quren Street
Dreers
We Brower
Ubiandstone
Newgate Street
Ware
Bromiley
J. Mortocka
Preston
Dilwall
Joe Courtasy
VW Coaties
Brean
Miliners
A. Aad
G. Cocke
Mrreans
shaineerv-Lame
Carpenters
PE Varia
de Boston
Tm Rhodes
Mrnodes
Bends
Tui
Distressing accident claims life of Brockfield clergyman
The Rev. Benjamin Agar M A of Brockfield was fatally crushed when a cart horse bolted while attempting to harness it. The incident occurred with his gamekeeper and a servant, the wheel of the cart striking his face and eye, leading to his death within minutes. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death with a horse foul and cart as deodand.
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Benjamin Agar
Brockfield
Geotion
Brockfield Fall
Ucae
Beng
Agar
Jon Wood
Pineal
Wiliam Ablenson
Brokfeldtall
Robert Thomas
Ciey
Bre Bet
Pie Trep
Facmis
Starctin
Firetree
Thotune
Hugh Wratt
Pardenerty
Genteman
Ellerborn
Petering
Murder Rumors and Court Reports from Devon Assizes
Heavy frost and a Dundee murder report dominate this column with details of a young farmer's alleged crime near Muirdrum and swift justice in progress. It also notes a Devon Assizes spectacle where knights and the ancient right are invoked in a rare land dispute, while social anecdotes from Parisian society and Warwick politics color the page.
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Dorchester
Dundee
Fife
Csi
Muirdrum
Tov
Justice
Devon Assizes
John Duntze
Soedoin Duckworth
Arenet
Robert Newman
Baronet
Warwick Hele Tonkin
Kurhthing
Othe County
Devon
England
Henry Richards
Lewis Gadtey
Clynthydon
Knights
Milites Gladia Cincti
Madame de Doe
Mode C
Hue
M. Dat
Howe
Hong
Bond
Madame Des
M.des
Pulieneas
Theo
Darby
Juan
Ant
Lord R
Cooper
Doherty
Carlow
Dove
Thia
Desperate gang of burglars arraigned at Waltham Abbey
A group of Essex burglars led by Charles South and William Reynolds faced magistrates at Waltham Abbey petit sessions. A cart search revealed copper and lead stolen from Mr Green and Mr Brown. Lenjamin White and a youth named Wren were also implicated, with Reynolds and Smith later resisting police pursuit. White confessed complicity, and Reynolds and Smith were committed to Chelmsford Gaol on three counts of theft and burglary.
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Waltham Abbey
Charles South
William Reynolds
Felows
Essex
Nerth
Lenjamin White
Wren
Wirth
Jessup
Edmonton
Witt
Lary
Chapman
Ir. Green
Houlhifeld
Brown
White
Pringers Smith and Reynolds
Ceack Mull
Smith
Edmootoo
Reynolds
Smih
Taylor
Whitechapel
Chelasford
Green
Colvin
Booth's Hall
Surrey Sessions Indictments At Walworth Road Court
At Surrey Sessions before a full bench, William Flaharty aged 19 faced theft charges for stealing 20s from a shop window canister. Guilty with a mercy recommendation. six months hard labour. Also convicted were Frederick Kilburn 16 for stealing trousers, three months plus hard labour and public whipping. Caroline Edwards 15 for false pretences, sentenced to fourteen days’ solitary confinement. Last case before adjournment.
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R. Hedger
William Flaharty
William Henry Dean
Charles Plonkett
Dean
Walworth Road
William Hesingham
S. Division
Mr. Dean
Gaselee
Gazelee
Chambers
Caroline Edwards
James Prew
J. Harrington
Jmes Prew
Rogers
Hill-street
Harrington
Detained Coach Driver Fined for Court Case At Bow Street
At Bow Street William Simpeox faced a charge after being seen in a coach box in a detoxicvation state. He claimed the driver asked him to take charge. he was fined 20 shillings or 14 days. Irish labourer John M Cormick confessed to taking items from Mr Webb’s barn, found in his kitchen. Landlord testified bars were missing and accused him of stealing wood and a shovel. Minshull jailed each offender for a month. Most cases on this day were of little interest.
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Wyre Hoerbour
Lancastare
I Poheskelh Flereswood
Arthur Brown Wallsten
Haq
Steorce Mackiptush
James Bourns
Thomas Part
Ahipbrokers
Jamen Holland
Bsq
Literpoul
Joseph Kung
Exchange Builimes
Manchester
Cardwell
Great Yarmouth
Thomas Pitt
Lheerpont
Admiralty
Ater
Preston
Anne
Egypt
New Soth Wales
Mauilach
Lathaeire
Ruitelle
Din Ctosa
Freuds
Belgium
J. Johnson
D. Davies
Jonathan Perera
Tyrrell
New Bridge Street
St. Thomas's Hospital
Jamaica
Woodhouse
Wil
New London Bridge
Bates
Boxea
Warwick
Thia
War Wick
Hey
Liberal Party
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Moteerut
Deal Angounerd
Warswick
Sergeant Adams
Derby
Sergeant Adama
Warwick Army Hotel
Adams
Cullins
Orentry
Assizs
Enniskillen
Agricultural and Commercial Bank
Messrs
Garver
Foster
Belfast
Essex
Robert Cotte
William Shutlewoo
Thomas Burns
Margaretting Tye
Lince
Ull
Nottingham Review
Paris
Coventry
French Society For the Encouragement of National Industry
Seataman
Olpham
Oldham
Noming
Lurguuta
Milla
Bana
Manchester Guardian
New York
William Simpeox
W. Falkner
Simpeox
John M’ Cormick
Webb
Dorset
M‘cormick
Minshull
House of Correction
Ship News from March Seaways and Accidents
Shipping notices report arrivals from Ceylon Hobart Town Belfast and Cork with several ships including Arcturas Ephinstone Aon Commodore and Slakesley. The Concord of Bristol survived a seawater leak after striking below waterline near Bristo. Captain Jones praised. Several vessels stranded wrecked or missing near Madeira Marsland and Bermuda with crew saved.
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Deat
Arcturas
Ceylon
Ephinstone
Hobart Town
Aon
White
Belfast
Commodore
Digby
Dit'o
Pontsvetta
S.S.E
Slakesley
Goble
Cork
Joba
Dublin
Enterprise
Chepstow
Clyde
Jones
Milfard
Concord
Hamilton
St. George's Channel
Bristol
Desi
Rover
Wexford
Hamscaeen
Eliza Ann
Walker
London
Bellepheron
Amsterdam
Pillaw
Marsland
Pascoe
Bombay
Singapore
Canter
Straits
Sraaxeway
Caroline
Christiana Lind
Bilboa
Hig Island
Schoouver
Repear
Minerva
Seaham
Lynn
Redcar Recs
Hartlepool
Watt
Amnes
New Channel
Anne
Willams
Cadiz
Enchantress
Liverpool
New York
Bermuda
Maria
Smith
Shields
Margaret
Public meeting on church rates at Sun Tavern Chatham
Rochester Chatham Strood inhabitants to discuss petitioning Parliament for church rates abolition. Signature list strong. Bermondsey fire at Assender felts premises caused by overheated stove. Christy and Co. warehouses damaged. no injuries reported. insurance will cover losses.
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Rochester
Chatham
Strood
Sun Tavern
Brenntford
Bermondsey
John P. Assender
Feltmonger
No. 6
Newman's Row
Bermondsey Street
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Christy and Co
Morgan’s Lane
Southwark Bridge
Tyer
Sun
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