SALE OF FINE OLD COGNAC AND OTHER NOTICES
Auction at Hambrow Coffee House Water Lane on Weenspay May 14 for one hundred and five pounds worth superior old cognac imported in 1825 by Angier Freres Hennessy Martell and Otard. Also BOOKS and NOTICES on Reform and public affairs with libraries in Paris and London by Ridgway and Sons and others.
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Hambrow
Water Lane
Weensspay
Angier Freres
Hennessy, Martell
Otard
Sams, Lancaster
Mark-Jane
Sir John Scott Lillie
London
Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
J. Bigg
Parliament-Street
Old World
Dewa
England
France
West OF England Life Assurance Company
Paris
de Parture
Europe
Peel's Coffee-house
Fleet-streat
Ndon
Washbourne
Salisbury-square
Freemoon
Brill
Newavendere
House of Commons
Commissioners of Excise
Pantechnicon Warehousing Department Fire Proof Rooms
The proprietor invites the nobility and gentry to inspect fire proof iron safety rooms for furniture carriages plate pictures and books. Rooms are heated by warm dry air and kept damp free with private locks and access during business hours. Private cellars for wines are offered with owner locks. Covered spring vans for property removal used at moderate charges.
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Pantechnicon
Belgrave
Summer Hats at Twelve Shillings Each in London Ad
EPSOM RACES offers D428 summer hats weighing 31 ounces each, priced at twelve shillings. Hats claimed to be the most economical and six month wear warranty, with Beaver Black high quality at 2s and various hats from 6s to 18s. John Perrin g inventor of Light Hats at 85 Strand corner of Cecil Street advertises. Beware of imitations.
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Epsom
London
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-Street
Law Intelligence Court of King's Bench case on horse keep
May 10 ruling in Nairne v Minns. Price borrowed the defendant’s horse, injured it leaping, and the animal was kept at plaintiff’s stables under a veterinary care until its value fell below the expense. Jury verdict for plaintiff 251, including 41 paid into court. A novel warranty of a horse action was noted as undefended. A handwriting question arose with a witness recalling prior bail-bond signings as a sheriff's officer.
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Court OF King’s Bench
Nairne
Minns
Price
Foreign note case in common pleas court May 10 must honor French statute
In a suit to recover 2271 promised in 1813 the parties, both foreigners, previously on the Continent, then in the United States. Plaintiff claims action valid though debtor in England. defendant pleads five year French statute of limitations. Plaintiff cites a defendant letter acknowledging debt to bar statute defense.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Hubert. Steiner
England
Poulter v Mills court action over furniture return
In the Court of Exchequer on May 10, Christopher Poulter sued Mills to recover a clock a mahogany table and other items kept by Mills after Poulter left them as security. The jury found for Poulter damages 15 but remitted if the goods were returned.
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Court OF Exchequer
Mayr
Poulter
Millis
Christopher Poulter
Whitecross-street Union
Salmon
Gills
Westminster Sessions Appeal for Bow Street License Granted
May 10 at Westminster Sessions Jackson vy, THE BOW-STREET MAGISTRATES. Adolphus and Bodkin argued for the wine and spirit licence for the dining rooms opposite Bow Street Police Office. Bow Street magistrates Sir Frederick Roe Minshull and Halls had withheld the license, but the bench largely agreed to grant it.
Chelmsford Petty Sessions Report on Settlement Law
Discussion notes a Law of William IV decision from the King's Bench that hiring a house with one room and staying in a single room could bar settlement eligibility, potentially altering many urban settlements. Drunken servant case against William Crabb resulted in a nine shilling fine after he claimed he could stand despite intoxication.
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Court of King’s Bench
L William Crabb
Surry
Ilford petty sessions hear case of a guard and a chambermaid
Mary Aon Clark, a Barnet chambermaid, claimed a Birmingham coach guard fathered her child after a June meeting. The bench accepted her word and ordered the guard to pay 2s a week plus 31s 12d expenses. Henry Gardener, baker of Ilford, refused bastardy payments and was committed for three months after failing to honor a court order.
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Mary Aon Clark
Barking
Henry Hawkins
Barnet
Defendant
Birmingham
Henry Gardener
London
Ilford
Lords Hear Appeals in Lewis versus Bridgman Case
Their lordships sat to hear appeals and devoted the day to the case of Lewis v Bridgman. The issue concerns whether grass cut and used in a green state falls under large or small tide. After arguments, they adjourned to consider judgment.
Discontent in Drury Lane and London Court Notes
Reports from Hatton Garden and Marylebone detail minor offenses and arrests. Richard Clay, a soup vendor, fined 40 shillings for keeping a house open late. John Ryan remanded for robbing a Burton-street grocer. Henry Price charged with a serious assault but bail set, with possible grand jury indictment. Joseph Stockman and Mary Scholey face theft and receiving charges at Oxford Street. Savage assault on Caroline Murphy leads to remand of John Mahoney. Other items cover bastardy arrears, Sunday tolls, and sweeping beer law proposals with licensing reforms.
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Richard Clay
Drury Lane
Jim
Rogers
Drury-lane
Hatton Garden
John Ryan
Johnson Orr
Burton-street
Burton-crescent
Orr
Queen Square
Cettine and
Stassine
Henry Price
Princes-square
Ratcliffe-highway
T. Williams
Oil and Tolourman
No. 25
Yorktow
Kennington
Gregorie
Price
Clarkson
Marylebone
Staven Goops
Joseph Stockman
Mary Scholey
Thomas-street
Oxford-street
Bridget Dando
Gray's
Scholey
Worship Street
John Mahoney
Caroline Murphy
Prendivills
Suast Prza
James Barnard
Whitechapel
Town Hall
John Marsden
The
Bull
Old
Kent Road
S Board of Ordnance
Robert M‘hull
Royal Artery
Agriculture and commerce at fairs and markets
The Northampton Mercury reports strong sheep and cattle trade at fairs. Fat sheep sold up to 53s 6d per head, many between 50s and 40s, with wool animals selling well, while store sheep were dull. Bucking ham gas company peers plan 2500 funding, Wittow profits from long- established trees, and early sewing machine hopes emerge. Cattle and cheese prices varied. markets like Leeds and Ockdale show mixed demand, with flannel trade reviving and pig iron price claims disputed.
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Northampton Mercury
Buckingham
Buchs Gazette
Wittow
William Allen
Boreham
Colchester Gazette
Macuinery
Cutstenfield
Chesterfield
Leeds Intelligencer
Hoppersheth
Kelcney Fortnicut Carrez Farr
State and Prospects of the Linen Trade in Scotland
The Linen trade languishes as flax prices rise after a late act. Weaver unemployment and mill stoppages hit workers and owners alike. Relief hinges on flax price retreat and steadier cloth demand, urging interested parties to adopt prudent measures for recovery. A separate note covers the bale starch trade and excise actions affecting bleachers, with a London Treasury letter calling for old regulations to be enforced under penalties.
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Fifeshire
Black Bull Inn
Rand
Allan
Buchanan
Walter Crum
Excise
Galbraith
Lords of the Treasury
James Monteith
Walter Gowans
Milton
Robert Brown
Glasgow
Stamp Office
Brown
Gowans
Bridewell
Glasgate
Glasgate Free Press. — Ce Tue Cuurcn of Scornano “and: the Voluntary Cuurcn
Macs
Bailie Lumsden
M‘phun
Church of Scotland Magazine
Reid
Theoluntary Church Magazine
Voluntary Church
Bene Paris
Church of Scotland
M‘p
Cource
Next
General Assembly
Church and State
Sureme Court
National Establishment of
Scotand
Caledonian Mercury
Sea Island Tea Prices and Global Imports Report
Market report shows US supplies flood Cortex Market with brisk demand while exports rise. Sea Islands gain 1d per pound amid scarce supply. Brazil prices dip slightly. Week’s sales total 21,000 bags including 1,100 Americans and 600 Surats for export, plus 500 American bags for speculation. Multiple new arrivals from New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, and international ports, listing numerous vessels and origins, with inbound tonnage and port movements noted.
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Cortex Market
United States
Brazil
Mary
Chace
Sieoty
Spears
Consbrook
Breston
New Orleans
Robert Pulsford
Prince
Charleston
Hector
Williams
Mobile
Scotsman
Bahia
Princess Charlotte
M‘kean
Bombay
Barbadoes
Matilda
Nelson
St. Domingo
Harriett
Locke
Sierra Leone
Cork
Port
Margaret
Maracaibo
Helen
New York
Henry Kneeland
Douro
Antigua
Anne
Trinidad Packet
Thetis
Dublin
Solway
Little
City of Carlisle
Hudada
Carlisle
James
Rankin
Westport
Isabella Anderson
Sanderson
Glasgow
Griffiths
Alexander
Batman
Prince Lee Boo
Henry
Jamaica
Swan
Arab
Doyle
Limerick
Ludlow
William
Pena
Meats
Forth
Syrian
Cunningham
London
North Star
Kelgore
Esther
Jones
Tralee
Miller
Lewisses
St. Andrew
Greenland
Garliester
Lord Cochrane
Kindley
Earl of Roden
Mowle
Dundalk
Nottingham
Henderson
Mersey
Beazely
Pomona Packet
Baines
Kirkwall
City of
Mona’s Isle
M‘quale
Isle of Man
Origen
White
Dundee
Liverpool Packet
Brown
Captain Cook
Ball
Eliza
Train
Newport
Ocean
Kirk
Ballina
Speedy
Douglas
Galway
Mona
Voast
Earl of Surrey
Christian
la Garonne
Cadiz
Inquest at Trinity Arms Deptford on Richard Porter death
An inquest held at the Trinity Arms Departmentford before C J Carttar on the death of Richard Porter late beadle of St Paul Deptford. Evidence shows he suffered stomach pains after drinking water at the White Swan pump and ginger beer. Verdict: Died by the Visitation of God. ImpRisonMENT FOR Dest. on another matter. debt imprisonment discussed. A separate inquest at Fleet Prison on debtor Burt concluded in Natural Death. Accidents and a gasping workhouse fatality noted.
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Trinity Arms
Church-street
Deptford
C. J. Carttar
Richard Porter
Beadle
St. Paul
Drury
High-Street
White Swan Inn
Downing
Bromfield
Fleet
Burt
Baker
London Hospital
Mile End Road
Thomas Jackson
J. Adams
Leith
J.H. Yeoman
Silver-Street
Higgs
St. James's
Poland Street
Michael Herring
Greenwich
Ministerial stock jobbing in France
The Courrier Francais reports that the French ministry used the telegraph to obtain timely stock tips. Funds rose at the London Exchange, then spread to Paris. Ministers deny responsibility, blaming clerks while bankers who are deputies face scrutiny over possible state intel leaks.
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France
Courrier Francais
London Exchange
Journala
Éstafette
Royal Exchange
Colonel Macerone's Steam Carriage Journey Report
A detailed notice describes Col Mace rone's steam carriage journey from Paddington Wharf to Kensal Green and back, two miles out and four miles total in about fifteen minutes. The piece cites multiple speed relaxations and estimates average and peak speeds near twenty miles per hour on ordinary roads, noting safety delays and observer impressions of the ride.
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Uxbridge
Olonel Macérone
Aldini
Wharf
Paddington
Kensall Green
Paddington ‘Canal
Inna
Colanek Macerone
Daily Press
Peal at St James's rings 5040 changes in three hours
On Wednesday May 7 at St James's Clerkenwell the Society of Cushy burghs conducted a true and complete peal of triples on Steadman's principle consisting of 5040 changes in three hours and fifteen minutes by J P Powell Esq. and Mr H Burwash. A separate report notes a landlord found dead at Little Gan Norton Street Portland Town after paying money for possession, leading to despair and suicide. Also described are Thames conservation plans, political comment in Sheffield, loss of the Minerva barque with passengers, and a long account of Mr Sloman's record breaking walk finishing in Maidstone.
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Neate
Gan
Norton-street
Portland-town
Thames
T Hames
Conserengey
Martin
Ce Aes
Colin Campbell
Nova’ Scotia
Reform
Sheffield Frigg
Minerva
J. Charlie
Popes
New ‘York
United States
Canada
Long Island
Sind
Mr.'Wiltshire
Mr. Sloman
Maidstone
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Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Shannon
Moria
Union
Seairn
St.athprine
John-street
Regent-circus
W. J. Smith
Fohn-strest
Crutched
T. Simonian School
Castlestreet East
Oxford Market
Fightcock
T. J. Graham
M.D
Bath Herald
Simpkin and Marshalls
Stationers’court
Hatchard and Son
Churchill
Princes-street
Soho
Reat Western Cemetery
Notting-Hill
Bayswater
Terguineas Fach
Jean
Er—G. F. Carden
Temple
Messrs.Wright, Robinson, and Co
Regent Street
Waterloo-place
N.B
Weat of England Life Assurance Office
G. G. Bennis
Paris Advertiser
Rue Neuve Saint Augustin
Rue de la Paix
Germany
Holland
Ireland
Austria
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Scotland
Deaiesin Cuain Poel
America
Nuhliration
Poland
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Portugal
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Belgium
Egypt
Agid Hassan
Fiam Day and Co
Gracechurch Street
William Day and Co
Hamed Agid Hassan
Circassia
True Sun
LAW Intelligence
Westminster
Chelmsford
Petty Sessions
House OF Lords
Police Intelligence
Agriculture and Commerce
Samuel Osborn
Thurleigh
Bedford
Cart
Northampton
Liverpool
Satorway
Col. Macerone
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