BURE AND LIFE INSURANCE PROMISES AND WARNINGS
A mid 19th century notice cautions prudent readers about new fire and life insurance offices in the County, warning of untried ventures and highlighting observed failures. It cites Weir features, London offices, and returns paid after seven years, urging careful protection while listing agents and addresses. The piece expands to mention a broad array of bookish and cultural items in the same periodical.
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Othees
Gray
Tabang
London
Orice Torons Lave
Prainef Ate
Thoms Webb
Breattard
George Lover
Canclea Toy Oylians
Hewell Hoiewy
Clesnay Street
Murder in Brixton and Transit to Justice
A complex Brixton murder case unfolds with Jane Brown, a 47 year old former cook, linked to a Christmas Day plan involving James Greenacre. Police trace details from Paddington to Lambeth, uncovering a trunk crime scene and a hidden partner, Greenacre, found in a Lambeth bed with Brown. A suspected attempted strangulation of Greenacre by self harm is reported as officers secure the scene and detain the couple for questioning.
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Magwares Road
Brixton
Thornton
Paddington
Bar
Taepeder Feltham
Mir
Phornton
Ol Mig. Brown
James Greenacre
Asylum For
Keat-road
Hero Cotter
Nargage
Anne Street
Grevgaere
Monny
Camberwell
Greenacre
Thoroton
Rowan
Whiteball
Feltham
Mesure
Raciinson
Shutt
Marylebone Police Office
Klowering
No. 1
St. Albans-street
Kennington-road
Lambeth
L Division
America
Paudington-green
Hfe
Girdisood
Eduware-road
Ater
Tragic Lodging House Murder Case At Paddington
Greenacre and a female prisoner are in custody after a brutal Christmas Eve murder in a lodging house. The evidence recounts a quarrel over property and a strangling blow to Mrs Brown. Greenacre, a former New York washer inventor, shows a calm demeanor as details unfold amid public interest and police action. The inquiry includes witness testimony, surprising twists, and a plan to transport the prisoners to New Prison, Clerkenwell.
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Barelay
Perking
Levy
Bishopstate
Greenacre
American
Neagaker
Corpenter
Eoslund
Marylehote
Tee
Messrs
Jawlinson
Shute
Mont Fond
Fanale Pisoner
Sara Gailey
Greenwerr
Avewal
Guesnaere
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Fothen
Qursas
Thadal
Crear
Davisswig
Gavatraker
Goodgestevet
Tottenham Court Road
Thoroton
Harrow
Hon Bwardees
Paddington
Slater
Paddinston
Girdwou
Gene Stables
Nin
Eeven Voluk
Alary
Atlers
Bfidale
Whale
Ulerkeowell
Mre
Ogleby
Monmouth Street
London
Keatroad
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
New York
England
Mr. Blower
Fistesalesiuas
Long-lane
Bermindaty
Meeting Elects Churchwarden Amid Contested Nomination
A crowded Lambeth Vestry meeting debates the appointment of a church warden as the vicar's absence prompts controversy. supporters push for Mr. Moss of Kensington Terrace, while alternatives and procedural votes surface amid objections to the vicar’s nomination. The session ends with Moss declared elected amid cheers and broader discussion on church rates.
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Paris
Sepatiny
Heesanston-Syhare
Chinas
Bolt
Woo
Wantram
Shad Pat
Ailachess
Alt Rnate
Abeahe
Toe Ciatinan
Mr. Cousins
Cuarnes
Ventry
Mir
Charles Chesterton
Parshinars
Citariatas
Hii Staak
Hedra
Thomas Mesa
Kensington Terrace
Asa Bt
Moss
Huan
Kengington Square
Starkie
Stak
Xioss
Girires
St .Ivas
Veurec
Hootnestreet
Yotae
AIP
St Tuivay
Hanson
Hailey
Girgeural
Dailey
Allasons
Geo. TL
Cadtrsn
Moto
Mer
Moss “Weatu
Tata
Yirag
Batley
Police Intelligence. How Syrert Post Office Romney
Charles Todd and his wife Sarah Todd faced reexamination on charges of stealing a letter containing a £1 3s - note, linked to a post office delivery box. Evidence tied the female suspect to purchasing stockings with the note, found with them. both were remanded to appear Monday. The case raises questions on attorney client privilege during criminal proceedings.
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Post Office
Romney
Charles Todd
Sarah Todd
General Post Office
Wis
Peacock
Flower
Jane Archer
Redbridge
Southampton
Ursula Tristam Archer
Wan
Spence
Lower Yorkstreet
Rotherhithe
Bankside
Speoce
Hancoch
Greenwich
Maure
Anuther
Rue
Inquest into Infant Death With Willful Murder Verdict
An inquest at Pare Head Cross in Islinton examined the newborn infant found in water. Dr. Temple described severe head injuries and brain protrusion, noting the umbilical separation and two days in water. Police reported the body recovered near New River. The coroner returned a verdict of wilful murder by unknown persons.
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Iylington
Dona Watson
Rover Company
Bea
Neve
Johason
Bergrain
Tshogtun
R. Temple
Rufford’s Row
GENERAL Association of Ireland meets amid cheers at Bungay
A full meeting at the association rooms opened with Peter Pureeal in the chair as Mr O Connell entered to loud acclaim. New members were admitted, and donations noted, with praise for civil and religious advocacy while Dr Childs and others drew thanks for their roles in the event. The report also mentions opposition to church rates and gratitude toward reform advocates.
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Laobetia
Wis
Horas
All Majesty's Povernment
Church Cies
Damsel Potter
Church of Eagan
R. Peel
Hellar
South London
Hes Denson
Hawes
Lunbage
Lushington
Barnard
Pattison
P. Duncombe
Crote
NextHtotse
Church of England
Legland
Heidsot Jouk
Westminster
St. Mareforet
St. Joho the Evangelist
Weatyiosten
Robert Peet
Norrie Howse
Cass
Rogera Vv
Davenant
Peter
Thetford
Wolos
Kio
Wilson
Northhouse
Milton
de. Haros
Barrow
Miltonex
Hesperios
Ling
Hear
Peter Baker Smith
Denmark Street
Camberwell
Mr. Smith
Newland
Me. N
Church of Scotland
Church of Christ
London
France
M.oistera
England
Caliver
Faust
Lambeth
Cuech
Hartley
Fens
Vere Hartley
Burt
Clairman
Styvtes
Green
General Association OF Ireland
Threroeloch
Peter Pure Eell
O'Connell
Varus
O'Conner
Drewner
Richard Yates
Yates
Carton
Fis
Genena
Brewsters
Childa
Bungay
Child
Mer. Childs Weister
USA
Childs
Pina
Mds
Deblin Post
Hall
Tne
Hia San
Prizun
Seasions
Leverpool
Shakspeare
Stratford
Haly
Mr. Hall
Istrodu ‘Reform Association” of Glamorgan
Cleveland-row
Council of
Marylebone
Docdas
Hume
Mr. Home
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Hume
Mr. Lennard
Bir. Cobbett
Mr. Whitmore
Briscoe
Jane
Colonel Evans
J. Sheil
R. C. Ferguson
Poland
Rathven
Hull
Orange
Warnon
Thomas Murphy
G. A. Yorx
Monmouth Verlin
Monmouth
Newport
Hell
Young
Canada
T. Storpugasi
Circus-Street
Mr. Murphy
House of Commons
Abe. Sfaephy
St. Pancras
Wea
Bir
Coote
Denisson
Public meeting of borough erectors on Hall intrusion
A public meeting convened at Gower-street North to counter Benjamin Hall MP and his Liberal campaign. Hugh S. Drummond chaired as reformers urged unity, condemned Sir S. Whalley and Bulwer, and discussed the upcoming electoral tensions in Marylebone.
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Lawaun
Gower-street
Eustoo-square
Benjamin Hall
M.P
Marylebone
S. Whalley
Poor Law Committee
Bulwer
Wales
Marylebone Electors Denounce Mr Hall Protests Rise
A Marylebone meeting rejects Mr Hall as an intrusion on Reformers. Speakers cite his absent votes in 1833 1835 and urge electors to oppose his candidacy. The chair closes with resolutions decrying imposed candidacies and ordering publication in public journals.
Warwick Election Report From Market Hustings in March
Warwick's borough vote began amid quiet scenes as Assizes occupy the County Hall. Serjeant Adams faced opposition while William Collins backed by Hexnay Wyse urged voters against Reform and for traditional institutions. Dr Cossety praised Collins as a longtime town supporter, stressing his advocacy for local electors and independence in city governance.
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Warwick
C. J. Canning
County Hall
Mru
Adams
Wm. Collins
Hexnay Wyse
Sergeant Adama
Francis Burdett
Chiera
K. Greenway
Dr. Cossety
Mr. Collins
Bia
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