CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE SALE AT 2, CHEAPSIDE
A large sale at CARTER and Co s pass CARPET WAREHOUSE 2 Cheapside near St Mary Hill offers 120 pieces Brussels carpeting at 3s 1d per yard. Also 7000 yards Kidderminster Venetian carpeting in various prices, 6000 yards other carpetings at low rates, plus hearth rugs and floor cloths. Additionally a furniture repository at No 75 Strand advertises luxury cabinet and upholstery items with emphasis on quality and fair terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter and Co
Pass
Cheapside
Kidderminster
Literary Guardian and Spectator Of Books Advertises Its Expansion
The magazine promises a new enlarged volume issued weekly on Fridays, priced at threepence, with sixteen quarto pages and reviews across drama science arts and literature. It touts independence and fidelity to readers, citing favorable notices from Times Morning Post Gentleman's Magazine and others while detailing distribution and promotion across London booksellers.
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Wyew
Medical and Surgical
I. Ryan
Michael Ryan
M.D
Hatton-garden
Westminster Society
A. P. W.thinp
M.L. P.R.S.L
William Cooke
The
Royal College of Surgeons
Literary Gazette
Literary Guardian
Life Guardian
Aay
the Times
Morning Post
Gentleman’s Magazine
Atheneum
United Kingdom
Literary Gazettes
Atheneums
Manchester Guardian
Bristol Mercury
Friends of Education
Derbyshire Courier
Hull Advertiser
Carlisle Patrio
Liverpool Chronicle
Cheltenham Journal
Liverpool Courier
Bath Herald
Goethe
William Tindall
Wellington-street
Strand
F. C. Westley
W. Strange
Paternoster-row
G. Purkess
Wardour-street
Berger
Holywell-street
J. Thomas
Birchin Lane
J. Oawhyn
Catherine Street
Town and
Auction of Watts Paintings and Trams by Sotheby and Son
Auction sale of a collection of paintings and water color drawings by Alaric A. Watts Esq and other works. May be viewed from May 7 with catalogs available. Also notice of a separate leasehold property sale at the late Pin Factory Blackfriars Road Southwark on May 15 in One Lot. Property cost over 14000 pounds, suitable for large business use or public establishment, viewable with particulars from Edward Mackmurdo and W W Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaric A. Watts
Sotheby and Son
Wellington-street
Strand
R. W. W. Simpson
The
Mart
London
Blackfriars Road
Southwark
City of London
Edward Mackmurdo
New Broad-street
the Mart
W. W. Simpson
Bucklersbury
Rare and curious Books to be Sold by Sotheby and Son
A rare sale catalog from May 3 by Sotheby and Son at the Strand lists an extensive collection of ancient books from Germany and Italy. Items include early editions of Donatus, Gesta Romanorum, Jac. Magni Aphologias, and Plutarch among others, with many on vellum or large paper, plus a large group of English related works and manuscripts. Numerous titles cite printers such as Eggestein Mentelin Schweynheym Pannartz Regiomontanus and Gunther Zainer, with notes on dates around the 15th century and very early editions. Viewing details and catalogs are available at the sale venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotheby and Son
Strand
Germany
Biblia Sacra Latina
Eggestein
Apuleii
Rome
Schweynheym
Pannartz
Thom
de Aquino
Mentelin
Gunther Zainer
Terentium
Donatus Minor
Gesta Romanorum
Porten
Gregen Magni Homiliz
Jac
Magni Aphologias
Mentelia
Joh. de Monteregio Dialogus
Regiomontanus
Plutarchi Vite
Mentella
R—Scheuchzeri
Physica Sacra
Lucia Suchen de Terra Sancta
Valerius Maximus
Mentelaus Moriendi
Historia Septem Sapientium
Delay in Chancery Judgments Cited by Montagu
In a May 1 hearing law intelligence notes the Lord Chancellor and Mr Montagu discuss two August argued cases awaiting judgments. The Common Law Judges are to deliver rulings tomorrow morning, with illness of Justice Littledale blamed for the delay and both the Lord Chancellor and Chief Justice stating readiness.
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Court OF Chancery
Montagu
Justice Littledale
Willimott J Oglevy Defends Customs Annuity Case
In Roll Court on May 1 the plaintiffs who are not Directors but interested in the Customs Annuity Fund heard the defence begin as Willimott J Oglevy spoke in person. The court rose before details could be given and his allegations await his explanations.
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Rolls Court
Willimott J. Oglevy
Customs
Olevy
Duke of Cumberland Sues Over Royal Libel Rule Made Absolute
In Westminster May 1 the Court of King’s Bench heard Sir Charles Wetherell press for a rule nisi to be made absolute in the case of the Duke of Cumberland versus a criminal libel about the Queen’s bench and inquest proceedings of 1810. Wakefield urged dismissal arguing improper affidavits and two juries, while Wetherell defended the prince’s right to sue to clear his name, urging that continuing the prosecution protects honor and public dignity. The court made the rule absolute.
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Court OF King’s Bench
Westminster
Duke OF Cumberland
Sir Charles Wetherell
King v. Phillips
C. Wetherell
Wakefield
Charles Wetherell
Thomas Smith Adams
England
Lellis
Lord Ellenborough
Sellis
Henry VII
St. James’s Palace
Francis Place
Charing-cross
Mercer
John Reid
Police
Place
Ace
Mr. Place
Mr. W
Whitehall
St. James’s
Robinson
Wellington Street
Strand
Deponent
Court of
Pacar
Caroline
Agnomens
Lord Tenterden
Charles
Charley Wetherell
Sir C. Wetherell
C. W
Ublic
Fie
Sir C. W
Most Peatey
Marc. Wetherell
Bee
House of Brunswick
Promissory note case involves usury and witness admissibility
In a May sitting the Court of Common Pleas heard Perry man Steg gall v Tucker linked to two 501 bills. Tucker, later bankrupt, caused a joint note with Spall for 106 14s. to be used. The defense claimed usury and misused Perryman as cover. Tucker was ruled inadmissible due to bankruptcy and interest in estate, with a chance to be a witness if claims are released. Court to rule on new trial.
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Court OF Common Pleas
May
Perryman C. Steggall
Tucker
Silvester
Walker
Perryman
Spall
Justice Gaselee
Packer
Steggall and Spall
Serjeant
Wilde
Andrews
Court OF Bankruptcy
Westminster
Admiralty Court Proceedings On Forsyth Desertion And Reliance Bottomry
In an Admiralty Court suit, seaman James Forsyth seeks wages for 1827 service aboard the Amphitrite, but the court questions whether leaving to join the king’s navy within twenty four hours constitutes desertion. The judge rejects the claim, citing insubordination and doubts about immediate navy entry. Also before the court is the Reliance bottomry bond case in Calcutta, involving Captain Hayes’s command, a controversial letter of credit, and alleged fraud by Gilmore and Co.
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Hatton
London
Gilmore
Sted
Ping He
King’s Advocate
Gilmore and Co
Hayes
Mauritius
Saunders and White
Hunter
van Diemen’s Land
Gilmore and Go
Calcutta
Nichol
C. Robinson
Admiralty Court
Dr. Addams
James Forsyth
Rio Janeiro
Forsyth
Navy Office
Adventurer
Rio
Forsyth Fnally
Moxey
Sir C. Robinson
Messrs. Huggins, Bennett
Whveler
Messrs. Gilmore and Co
Messrs. Hunter and Co
C. Duncan Hayes
Wheeler
Brindley
Messrs
Hunter and Co
Broad-street
Reliance
Port Louis
Arracan
Billa
Saunders
White
Thompson and Co
Court grants new trial in costs action
Marl Dines Hart sued to recover the residue of his bill of costs. The case was undefended due to the defendant's attorney's negligence, a verdict and execution followed, but execution stayed when the attorney failed to appear. The defendant sought a new trial, and the Court, considering all circumstances, granted a new trial on payment of costs.
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Court OF Exchequer
Marl
Dines
Hart
Cael
Insolvent Debtors Court Delays Judgment in Coates Case
May 1 insolvency proceedings for William Coates of Richmond. Trustees Robinson and Saunderson faced alleged preferential bidding and a second deed assigning furniture to his father. Creditors questioned fairness of the sale and candour of the insolvent. Court postponed judgment to correct schedule inaccuracies and require proper books, noting attorney duties and warning of no immediate discharge.
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William Coates
Richmond
Woodroffe
Lawrence
Simonds
Cooke
Robinson
Brentford
Saunderson
Callis
Humphries
Smallpiece
Colonial and Other Produce Market Report
The market shows varied activity across commodities. Muscovado sugars from West Indies are well supplied with demand at former prices, while refined sugars stay steady. cotton remains firm with diverse regional prices. Spices soften ahead of East India Company arrivals. linseed inquiry rises and rape seed stable. clover seed and wools face subdued activity amid forthcoming sales.
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East India Company
Bond
Surat
Bengal
Madras
Amyrna
West India
Demerara
Berbice
Pernambuco
Maranham
Bahia
Para
Mina
Novas
Ditto
Geras
New Orleans
Tennessees
Georga Bona
Ditto Sea Island
Bourbon
New South Wales’ Wools, &c
Conversations at the Elegant Temple Escalaping Pall Mall East
A Monday evening meeting hosted by a group of learned doctors and deans discussed contagion, with Dr Hawkins and Sir Henry Halford presenting. The scene featured somber mood and public commentary on medical and arterial topics amid a deteriorating weather procession through Whitehall.
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Henry H. Halford
Earl of Liverpool
Whitehall
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Regent-street
N.B
Cornelius ‘Hardman
William Brown
Ralph Brown
Birmingham
Warwick
John Roderick
Biriaforesaid
Truat
Cornelius Hardman
John Fletcher Bond
Upper Temple-street
Biri
Sams Haywood
Exeter Hall
James Mulleit and CO
J. M.and Co
J . J. M.and Co
3. M. and Co
Strong
Legal Examiner
HE Legal Examiner
Barnwell
Bellyard
Lincoln's Inn
London University
King’s College
Sunday Times
Charles B. Tayler
C. dc
Dispatch
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Renshaw and Rush
Medical and Surgical Journal
Ryan
Mihssl Ryan
Sve
Price
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Ionian Isles
Malta
John Hennen
M.D. M.R.S.E
Epee Wilson
John Winkworth
C Ryan
Gray's Supplement
Samuel Frederick Gray
Ingyo
R. T.H. Laennec
John Forbes
Etary
Peice Man
Defoe
Brande
William Thomas Brande
Royal Institution
Brats
Brooker
S. Brooker
Che- Tees
Holborn
Furnival’s Inn
Sross
Foreign Quarterly Review
Soho-square
LAW Intelligence
Thetic
Actson
R. Baker
Dickenson
Lightning
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