Sale by Auction at Hambm Coffee-house Water Lane
Sale by auction at the Hambm Coffee-house Water Lane on Waongspar the ith May at twelve for one precisely offering five hundred and five Pun cheons of superior Old Cognac Brandy imported in 1625 from Angier Freres Hennessy Martell and Otard. Catalogues and particulars in due time. Sam Lancaster Wine and Spirit Broker 59 Mark-Jane then an extended Furniture department notice assures quality and guarantees on furniture and announces new stock and extended premises with standards of materials and workmanship. also mentions money advanced on property.
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Hambm
Water Lane
Waongspar
Angier Freres
Hennessy, Martell
Otard
Sam. Lancaster
Mark-Jane
Ros Pantechnicon
N.B. Mouoy
DEPRAVED YOUTH AND STABBING TO DEATH IN WESTMINSTER SESSIONS
Westminster Sessions hears a crowded bench as John Shearing, a depraved youth, is found guilty of stealing a child’s hat from his parents and sentenced to three months’ imprisonment plus whipping. Other cases include starvation theft, pickpocketing, assault on a constable, and bread robbery. The court notes Inspector Abrahams’ testimony and grants prosecution expenses.
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F. Const
John Shearing
Thomas Jones
House of Correction
Kent Mathews
William Barringer
Y Assaut
James Taylor
William Mills
C. Division
Prince's Street
Henry Taylor
George Taylor
William Savory
James Sherrett
Savory
Betsy Sheppard
Thomas Moffatt
Cnet
Barrett
Sherrard-street
Golden-square
Lenalfor
Ghutieman
Abrahams
Marino Campanhia
Petition to Queen over Dorchester Unionists and trades church plans
The Birmingham females petition the Queen for mercy on the Dorchester Unionists, but Lord Denbigh cites a policy reason against interference. Letters discuss completing the Operatives Guildhall project, a news and reading room for mechanics, Sunday lectures on Christianity, and forming a Trades Church to support unions. Manchester and nearby towns pledge funds for Dorchester sufferers.
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Birmingham
Dorchester
Lord Denbigh
Guildhall
Lord Brougham
Manchester
Wolverhampton
Walsal
Dudley
Attorney General Denied Seat Yet Prosecutes Liberal Press
The Attorney-General remains without a parliamentary seat and cannot take part in national councils. Sir John Hobhouse, deprived of a constituency, has pursued the True Sun’s proprietors, imprisoning them for exposing Whig delinquencies and advocating popular interests. His “revenge” may be seen as compensation for the missing seat. Kent Gazette
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Hobhous
The
True Sun
Lord Milton
Mr. Brougham
Sohn
Kenterald
Dungarvon Election Opens as Freeholders Vote
Dublin papers deny a burning of Nir. S. Bice estate. The Earl of Burlington dies prompting the Dungarvon election to finish yesterday. About one hundred electors held life leases, risking vote validity if not cast Thursday. If invalid, Jacob the Repeal candidate could gain.
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Dublin
Nir
S. Bice
Earl of Burlington
Dungarvon
Jacob
Landon
Cotton Market Trends and Sipping Intelligence Report
In Liverpool on Thursday demand for cotton remains strong with full prices. Tuesday sales reached 8,000 bales, Wednesday 5,000, and Thursday about 3,000 bales sold. Arrivals since Monday include 4 from New Orleans, 1 from Mobile, 2 from New York, 2 from Savannah, 1 from Charleston, and 1 from Maranhain. Sipping intelligence lists arrivals such as Princess Charlotte from Maranhão and several other steamers from Jamaica, New York, Cadiz, Londonderry, Carlisle, Dublin, Glasgow, and Barbadoes, with multiple vessels sailing to Antwerp, Newfoundland, Bremen, Narva, Barbadoes, and Philadelphia.
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New York
Savannah
Charleston
Maranhain
Princess Charlotte
Roche
Alecto
Ayshford
Jamaica
Ajax
Heirn
Superb
Williams
Cadiz
Queen Adelaide
Londonderry
Greorge IV
Newry
City of Carlisle
Carlisle
Dolphin
Smithett
Dublin
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Glaister
Maryport
Manchester
Main
Glasgow
Commerce
Jones
John O'Gaunt
Ellwood
Lancaster
Vrow Anna
Langhelle
Antwerp
Camilla
Hamilton
Newfoundland
Hector
Cowley
Bombay
Diligentia
Baken
Bremen
Gratitude
White
Barbadoes
Standard
Patrick
Narva
Carboneer
Watts
Arethusa
Hutchinson
Lex Soskende
Ericksen
Bergen
Rebecca
Cresswell
Bahia
John Jay
Glover
Menongahela
Brown
Philadelphia
Italian Refugees in Distress in Holborn Cellar
Eighteen to twenty Italian expatriates, driven by late insurrectionary moves toward independence, languish in poverty in a Holborn cellar. Several are educated and talented, seeking useful work, with the group hoping for relief and a path to subsistence through labor. Citizens urged to contribute to their relief and to alleviate the sufferings caused by despotism.
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Italy
Holborn
Shadow of an Ass and Southwark Water Monopoly
A letter to the editor derides the Southwark water works monopoly and the Lambeth and Southwark water companies. The writer mocks the water bills committee ceiling, claims residents oppose the water monopoly, and predicts a strong majority against the small proprietors when the committee on South London Water Bills meets at noon on Monday.
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House of Commons
South London
Lambeth
Wolseley Letter Warns Whig Plans In Pressed Britain
A May 7 letter from C Wolseley discusses Whig tyranny fears and recent troop movements, noting Staffordshire actions and urging vigilance. The item also covers Westminster Hall lowering, an arson reward, relief refusals for Trades' Unions, and a municipal bill delay. A rat hunt in Ashton ends with ninety seven rats killed and seven captured.
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R. Smirke
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Hazlebach
Bradwell
Derry Mercury
Cheltenham Chron
Viscount Melbourne
Birmingham
Birmingham Gazette
Richard Fowler
Ashton
Blackburne Gazette
Military Promotions and Commissions in the Grenadier Guards
Officers across Foot Guards and line regiments receive promotions by purchase or without purchase dated May 9. Names include Greenwood Compton Cantilupe Woolf Broderick Markham Bourke Armstrong LamSay Tarver Buckner Lightbody Skellingtop Foster Humphrys Tennant Naylor Brazeby Bell Dowson Kern Canyron Kerr and others. Also Yeomanry appointments in Gloucester and Berkshire. Parliament returns noted for Wells and Perth. Crown Office note May 9.
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Broderick
Thomas Bourke
Markham
Thomas Armstrong
Charles Stanhope O'Meara
46Th Foot
Henry Wheeler
Morphett
63D Regiment
Foot
James Lamsay
Chevers
Henry John Tarver
Burcash
Ramsay
Thomas Butler
Buckner
John Lightbody
Maginnis
Isigm Anthony Skellingtop Foster
Vive
Lightbody
Archase
Kern
Naylor
William Bell
Dowson
96Th Foot
Henry Nixon
Telford
Rifle Brgade
Alexander Maclachlan
Canyron
William Henry Kerr
15Th Regiment
Insolvency Declarations List With Bankruptcy Notices
A long list details insolvency declarations forWilliam Burtt of SouthcoatesYorkshire and multiple creditors at the Court of Bankruptcy with dates May 22 June 20. Officers and attorneys are named, including Messrs Wright Underhill and Turquand and Mr Johnsons Basinghall Street. The document also records dividends certificates and dissolutions of partnerships involving various firms across London and other towns.
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Southcoates
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Croydon
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Tokenhouse Yard
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St. Swithin’s-lane
Lombard-street
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Covent-garden Market
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Millbank-atreel
Rogers
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Edgeware
Middlesex
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Hardwick
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Newbury
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Parker
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Spalding
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Stockport
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Essex
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Batters
Forster and Co
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Cornwall
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Marlborough
Wilts
Beatson and Co
Wheathill
Mashrough
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Storey, James
New Bong Street
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