GRAND STEAMERS AND RAIL CONTRACTS AT HULL 1857
Notice covers steamer services Monarch Gazelle Yorkshireman London steamers from Hull to London with weekly returns, and a Midland Railway contract call for tenders. It lists agents Brownlow Pearson Hull and Hall, Custom House Quay London, and outlines tender procedures for Railway No 1 and No 2 contracts, dates, attendance, and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Gazelle
London
Balcon
Hull
Dew
Colant
Brownlow ,and Pearson
W. J. Hall and Co
Custom House Quay
Moste Midland Railway
Baier
Georges Rect
Howse
Rawmamh
Boch
West Riding
Coanty
Caen
BGT
County of
York
Lonnan
Coor
Cipkononla
Ander
Deotar SF
Vie Directs
Res
FT. Patteson
Petition debates on Dundalk and local bills in Commons
The House heatedly debated petitions from Dundalk merchants and students on the Mersey Conservancy Bill, and from Derry county against a National and Agricultural Bank of Ireland linked measure. Discussion extended to Shropshire and North Wales Assurance Company third reading and related opposition, with remarks on letters patent, Treasury sanction, and private vs public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreacer
8. Crawford
Dundalk
Mersey
J. Beckert
Leeds
Shropshire and North Wales Assurance Company
Lord Clive
P. Thomson
Birmingham Plate Glass Company
House
Pamworth
Universal Assurance
Argus
Victuallers’ Fire and Life Assurance Company
BY Gore
Shrewsbury
Grootes
D. W. Harvey
Shropshire and North Wales Pire and Life Ioveurance Company
Noble
Clive
Argus Insurance Company
Victuallers’ Insurance Company
Treasury
Harvey
Hoe
Villiers
Tamworth
Board of Title
Robert Peel
Birmingham
E. Wilmot
London and Blackwall
Fitzsimon
Lord J Stuart
Ayr
A. Agnew
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Townley
Cambridge
London and Greenwich
BaRnard
London
Agricultural Bank (Ireland
West
Agricultural Bank of Ireland
Sontnsoys
O'Brien
Poor Law Committee
Fazakerley
Angerstein
Benerall
Lord Morpen
Weat
Yorkshire
Tancero
Banbury
Lositimotox
Air. Sramkey
Preston
Mr. Guest
Merthyr Tydvil
Fires
Coventry
Witka
Wareham
Boston
Perris
Ely
P. Stuart
Lancaster
Esxina- Tor
Fowert Boxton
Renato Fercusom
Hixpuay
T. D. Lennagp
E. L. Bouwes
Lincoln
Caries Lusnington
Lanston
Bowrar Peer
W. Foutert
Commixa Bavce
Essex
J. Trrexr
Stuart Worley
Bir. Mackinnor
Ewart
Gitlon
Vittiers
Horr
M. Parcips
Liaten
Southwark
Sergeant Tatrough
Captain Alsager
Baller
R. Bateson
Richards
R. Inglis
Maclean
Admiralty
Barcelona
Mr.c. Wood
Mr. Maclean
Mr. C. Wood
C. Wood
Norwich City funds blocked by injunction request
In law intelligence the Court of Chancery heard a motion to restrain Norwich from paying 1000 pounds to cover costs of proceedings tied to a political party claim. The lord chancellor ordered a temporary restraint pending the injunction. He noted original motions take precedence over appeal motions on the day’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Petition to Limit Maintenance for Ward of Court
Vice-Chancellor's Court hears ex parte Greville case noting ward Greville and petition to deprive the Court of maintenance allowance. Knight indicates understanding improved and will read petition and grant order if proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exparte Greville
Knight
First Day of Term at Westminster and Court Proceedings
The article details the first day of term at Westminster with prominent judges in processions and many ladies present. It covers cases in the Court of Chancery and Common Pleas including Tu Kine v. Tuomas, letters alleging treachery, and evidence of misdirection in a defamation matter. It notes proceedings in the Poor Law Commission inquiry, and a decision on a promissory note case Epworth v Garove with a verdict upheld for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasual
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Joe
Tuomas Westbury Hall
Worcestershire
Veritas
Tavistock Hotel
Covent Garden
Martin
Worcester
London
Wost
Lord Denman
Brocemae S. Hansann
Committee of the
House of Commons
Id Deodsam
Committee of the House
Id Denman
Cureco
Denman
Lord Denmane
Court OF Common Pleas
Goitings
Banco
Court OF Exchequer
New Trial Paper Proceeding Before Lord Chief Baron
The new trial paper commences in the Arches Court with the Lord Chief Baron presiding. Sir H Jenner oversees the session as Gret day of Term prayers are read and formalities observed. Procurators-General Fagleheart and Stokes appear by royal authority. No public interest cases arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arches Court
H. Jenner
Nathspiel Brown Fagleheart
Jobo Stokes
Canterbury
Middlesex Court Doubtful Debt Case in 19th Century Quarry
A Middlesex County Court at Ringscate Street hears a peculiar case of a beer shop owner who claims debt from a man who allegedly paid his wife. The proceedings include imagined descriptions and comical banter as jurors dismiss the claim for lack of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richagps
Jounstone
Somerstons
Dake
Iain
Dubois
Hatton Garden Disturbance at Sunday Church
John Hassall, brickmaker of Highgate, faced a churchwarden’s charge after interrupting a St John’s Olloway service yesterday. He insisted on addressing the congregation from the pulpit, claiming he could expound scripture better than the curate. The court discharged him but warned of imprisonment if he repeated the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bees Aing
Mr. Laing
Abolition of Capital Punishment Proposals Debate
The minister endorses bills shortening capital offences and limiting capital punishment. Readings show current capital crimes would be reduced under the proposed measures, with some cases still harsher where aggravating circumstances apply. The discussion calls for humane reform and urges timely passage to improve administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Meeting of the General Assembly of Scotland
Evixsoreu May 19 news item reports the first annual assembly vote on moderatorship. Dr Gardiner vs Dr Lee led to a Tory majority that blocked discussion, with Gardiner 202 and Lee 59. The assembly also chose William Young as church agent after John Murray’s death. no other major business noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evixsoreu
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Gardiner
Lee Woul
Chalmers
Macleod
Welsh
Lee
Walter Cook
William Young
W.S
John Murray
Glasgow Election Begins with Dennistoun Address
Glasgow voters read Dennistoun’s remarks urging reform and the ballot, backing popular rights and fair voter registration. He favors a limited monarchy, harmonious Parliament, and church support, while signaling some policy differences with the current Ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Dennistoon
Tama
House of Peers
Church of Scotland
Opposition to public grants and corn-laws repeal debate
A speaker condemns public grants as unjust to dissenters while opposing monopolies and pensions. He pledges to defend national creditors but rejects speculative and merited pensions. He appears in answer to a requisition from a well attended public meeting supported by Tory papers.
House of Lords Proceedings on Irish Education and Poor Law Debates
The Lords debated Irish education matters and a petition from Cheltenham on window tax abolition. They discussed the government of Van Diemen’s Land, petitions from Norfolk and other counties, and a Dublin board inquiry into an officer’s conduct. Discussions on the Poor Law Amendment Act and pauper attendance at worship followed, with notices of motions and adjournment after remarks by multiple peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelean
House OF Lords
R. Fox Macxe
Segrave
Cheltenham
Earl of Reppon
van Diemen's Land
Wincton
van Hester
Oxpoun
Arebbisha
Dublin
Marquis of Sains-Bury
Radnor
Lord Lansdowne
Murray
Committee of Irish Education
Exeter
Northumberland
St. Luke’s
Chelsea
York
Lord Ellenborough
Earl Fitzwilliam
Duke of Ricumonp
Duke of Richmond
Board of Guardians
Worcester
Bishop’s Norton
Salisbury
Gloucester
Lord J Russell Plans Irish Poor Law and Church Rates Debate
The House debates the Irish Poor Law Bill, with Lord John Russell outlining committee timing and a forthcoming budget delay. The discussion shifts to church rates, dissenters, and church state relations, with Baines, Hardy, Hume, and Lambton voicing positions on funding, education, and religious instruction amid tensions over separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell
R. Peel
Shaw
Irish Poor Law Committee
Hurch RR
Bernal
A. Johnston
Baronet
Helly
Joker
Leeds
Meno
Baines
Andrew Johnston
Hear
Ininy
Hour
Mr. H. Johnston
Weymouth
F. Baxton
Coatume
Hardy
Mr. Baines
Edward Baines
Ple
Leeda
Nathan
David
Edinburgh
Ladyes Charity
Regium Denum
Hume
Mr. Home
Borthwick
Spain
Peter
Paul
Church of England
Europe
E. Lambton
Durham
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R.C. Warton
Taurspar
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Rotherhithe
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Capital Srances
Charlies Duncan
Thames
John Guyon
H.N. Wilkes Gunett
Sir Wiliam Repeats
Bart Mesers
Bunith, Payne and
Engie
TAL
Samuel Sanderson Hall
Henry Iaard
Frederick Mi
Thomas i Cs
John
Southesspton
Southampton
Hepparabia
Edward Pow
Piso
Sperbers
Dons Maost
Battiscombe
Yieie Netlou
Ayeryes
Looms, Rees, Orme, and Co
de Monte
Bergelywell-street
Strand
James
P. Parece
Lane 25
Meatley
Lelroyd
Rowley
A. Middleton Davies
J. Pereira
CG. Pilcber
F. R Tgreell
J. He Baluse
Fe Millard ‘Artis
Decimus Woonnovss
Lian Exrest
Bavory
T. Cox
W. K. Silvarenith
C. Je
N.B
Owasco Lake
York State
America
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
Court OF King's Bench
Ball Court
Jaatie Coleridge
Poor Law Commission
Guardians OF
East Pension
Wightmas
Poor Law Commissioners
Rale
Knockets
Lindam
Serjeant
Wilde
Columos
Moon
Mr. Watson
Middlesex
Jeave
Middlesex County Court
Ringscate Street
Police Intelligence
Ce Csc Ceeenensrenessneaee
C.cpeuwwaseene Vauwers
Meebting
The
General Assembly OF Scotland
Imperial
Parliament
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