Legal Observer and Cobbett reprint announce changes of ministry
A long OCR fragment advertises The Legal Observer for six years with notices of parliamentary changes and new whisky wine claims. It promotes Cobbett’s Legacy Peel discussing House of Commons, Ireland, Church, funds, pensions, the Crown lands, and army punishments, followed by wine ads for Mapet red wine from Masden estate, with prices and shipment details. It also lists dental services and wine merchants’ notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obbett
William Corbett
Oldham
Cobbett’s Works
Bult-Court
Fleet Street
House of Commons
Ireland
Church of Ireland
England
France
America
Landa
Mordaces
Gray's Lun Wine Establishment
Portugal
Seraul
Masden
Poras
Fane
Cyrus Redding
Golder
Bausition
Pon Veo Ars
Mt of
Cette
Piqueira
Alte Bourn
London
George Henerkey
High Holborn
Great Russell-street
Blooms- Lp
Ladgate-hill
Monsieur Llan and Sons
Patera
Ludgate Hill
Tee Womsbury
Pari
Calomel
Ladgute- Biti
City
London Bridge Upholsterers and Others To Let
House and premises No 19 Alfred-place near Elephant and Castle to be let. Current tenant is Mr J Broumpton. For details apply to Jona Spence Spirit Quay London Docks. Discharge of Dr Ryan. Michael Ryan editor of the London Medical and Surgical Journal discharged after lengthy court proceedings over admittance to his debts and accounts. He claimed large sums he said he did not owe and faced examinations, with witnesses reviewing furniture removal and income. The case ended with his discharge under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Bak
Alfred-place
Elephant and Castle
J. Broumpton
Jona Spence
Spirit Quay
London Docks
Michael Ryan
M.D
London Medical and Surgical Journal
Woodroffe
Henderson
Old Bailey
Cooke
Renshaw
Strand
Ryan
Great Queen Street
Westminster
Cox
Hunterian School
Wiodmill Street
Costello
Wakley
The
Lancet
Lance
Commissioner Law
Ireland
Mtr
Law
Roctor
Springfield
Commssioner Law
Mr. Cooke
London Watch Goods Showcase at 47 Cornhill London
A wide selection of watches, silverware, and jewelry offered by T. Cox Savory. Second hand silver watches priced from two to two and a half guineas, gold watches six to eight guineas, extensive silver tea services from fifteen pounds, plated goods, spoons, forks, and intricate silverware. Watches available in a dedicated department. an eight day clock offered at five guineas or four guineas without striking. A pamphlet with drawings and prices may be taken gratis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull and London Steam Packet Company
Honac
Hall
Rownlow and Pearson
Hull Brp
Hall and Co
Custom House Quay
London
Blackwall
Eon
Ilay Company
London and Betors Neater Bank
Eather
Thregmartin Street
Lacie John Robertson
Charrmas
Waterloo
John Warmington
Cornhill
Isso
Commercial Railway Company
London and Blackwall
Allen
Chernbill
Seap
Fomg
Seperate
Juhs Rohertson
Charman
Juhs Warmingson
Abell Patton
T.cox Savory
Cornhill, Landon
Rochester Town Council Petition Over Master Report
Law intelligence outlines a petition by John Hatten and others opposing the Master of September 2 report on Rochester town governance. It details a clash of political factions nominating trustees for county charities, lack of notice to petitioners, and a request to refer the Master’s report back for review. The court adjourned the case for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hatten
William Nicholls
Edward Royle
Rochester
Tuwe
Corporation of Rochester
Anderson
Case on Shrewsbury Free Grammar School pew trustees
Sir C Wetherell and Mr Anderton supported a petition to appoint pew trustees to exercise presentation rights to vicarage Chirbury and curacies linked to Shrewsbury School. The dispute centers on whether the Corporation or charitable trustees hold the rights and if sale under Municipal Corporation Reform Act is permissible. Lord Chancellor to deliberate after reviewing Acta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wetherell
Mr. Anderton
Pew
Corporation of
Shrewsbury
Chirbury
St. Mary Olive
Astley
Jacob
Blandt
Elizabeth
Clifbury
Brentford School
Acta
Parliament
Fleming Rectom versus Peters Geld Club Suit in Exchequer Court
In Exchequer Court Lord Abinger previously ruled for the plaintiff in a case against M P Peters Geld for 63 pounds owed for wine to the Westmchester Reform Club. The club, formed in 1834, dissolved in 1836. arguments focus on member liability for club debts and the timing of wine charges. The court granted the rule for a new trial or nominal damages, with discussion on extending or limiting member liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P
Peters Geld
Thessiger
Wreck of the Charles Eaton and Murray Island encounter
A Kingston report describes wreck survivors aboard the Charles Eaton near Murray's Island, Torres Straits. Captain Carr's narrative details native canoes trading with the Mangies crew, a white survivor seized by natives, and the refusal to surrender him. The letter from J W Buetze and Captain Carr requests access to further information for Lord Mayor of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackle
Murray's Island
Mark-lane
Carr
Tam
Jonny W. Buerte
J. W. Auckle
Esa
Podia
Thia Britannic
Java
Ladia
London
Charles Eaton
Fire-works cause severe accident near Willesden
Three men from Willesden William Patrick William Harrison and Samuel Uoare were charged before Mr Hoskins with letting off fire-works that spooked a high draft horse in a one horse chaise carrying J Wright Esq a Harrow magistrate. The chaise overturned injuring Wright and the horse. Patrick and Harrison admitted the act Hoare was not implicated. Chapman the fireworks reader was to be summoned.
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Marylebone
Willesden
William Patrick
William Harrison
Samuel Uoare
Hoskins
J. Wright
Harrow
Jobn Chad
Wright
Stewart
Patrick
Harrison
Chapman
Hoare
Drunken foreigners before Mr Dyer over Salisbury Hotel row
Dindorat Boby Casimir Krystaniszki and Johannes Hicht were brought before Mr Dyer on a Leicester square disturbance charge at the Salisbury Hotel. Boby’s violent conduct stopped business for over an hour. Hicht helped, but he was discharged, while the others were bailed.
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Marlborough-Street
Dindorat Boby
Casimir Krystaniszki
Johannes Hicht
Dyer
Salisbury Hotel
Bear-street
Leicester-square
Ruby
John Suame
Boby
Hicht
C 40
Alow
Two men brought up on warrant for infant outrage charges
John Bassett a waster sweep of Islington and his son Charlies Bassett a blacksmith faced a warrant accusing them of infant outrage amid details from tax collector Mr Cave who hired broker Mr Lowder to distrain on Banselt senior for church rates and an elderly man Beaumont was later reported confined in a spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett
Mr. Laing
Beaumont
Hugour
Beaumount
Beaure
Hatton-Garden
Thomas John Hall
Seymour-street
St. Pancras
Nesbitt
Richard Bund
Eunton-square
St Pancras
SY Peront
Woodman
Gaing
Radical Party
John Bassett
Ielington
Charlies Bassett
Cave
Islington
Mr. Lowder
Banselt
John Beaumont
Mr. Cave
Attorney and client dispute over discarded damages
A Jew from Petticoat-lane sought advice from Hon G C Norton and two magistrates about recovering 1391 from an attorney and partner. His previous lawyers had settled the case for 45 without his consent or account, prompting a suggestion to seek another attorney as officials could not intervene. He resisted accepting the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth.street
Petticoat-lane
G. C. Norton
Lord Abinger
Norton
Assault on an Omnibus at Kingsland Road
Matthew Coston the stockbroker faced a summons for assaulting John Hudson the omnibus driver near Kingsland turnpike after a clash with a phaeton. Coston claimed he and a companion were fleeing a collision at twelve to fourteen miles per hour. He was fined five pounds and asked to counter-sue for furious driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Coston
Tor Summuons
John Hudson
Kingsland-road
Stamford-hill
Kingsland-turnpike
Maule
Henry Cooper
Twyford
Mr. Twyford
Extraordinary contested scene at Queen Square office
Yesterday at the office two vans of valuable furniture arrived as Mrs Currie sought magistrate help for her ill husband in bankrupt proceedings. Assignees had entered No Sloane Street Chelsea and seized goods. Mr Gregorie refused interference, noting trespass remedies in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen-Square
Busioras
Currie
Edwards
Gregorie and White
Sloane Street
Chelsea
Gregorie
Way
Jackson
East India Company
Birt
Public Sales Notice at Garraway's on Nov 3
The Absolute Reversion to 960i Three per Cent Consors receivable on the demise of a gentleman aged 62-2752. A coach-house and four-stall stable at No. 5 over Tusi stock-mens, held for years from 1806 at 71.7s ground rent 50i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garraway
S. Ma
Tea and Coffee Wholesale Prices for Cash on Delivery
Families and large consumers of tea supplied at wholesale cash prices. Good Breakfast Tea priced at 3s 6d, Good Common Tea from 2s 4½d, Green 3s 8d, Fine Hyson 5s, Good Coffee from 1s 6d, Mocha Coffee 2s per lb. G T Mansell and Co Backlersbury Cheapside solicit country orders with remittances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyson
G. T. Mansell and Co
Backlersbury
Cheapside
Ireland Education Systems Examined In An Irish Tour
The lecturer reviewed parish schools Protestant and Catholic, Erasmus Smith and Hibernian systems, Sunday and denominational schools, and the Education Board. He urged popular support and cautioned against sectarian catechisms, noting public lectures by masters and varied school sizes from Arklow to Kilkenny and Limerick, with emphasis on scripture use and cross sectarian mingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shields
Ireland
Biterses and Philosophical Society
W. Turner
Central Board
Wesleyans
Baptists
Erasmus Smith
Kidarestreet Society
Hildare-street
Education Board
Ingham
Dublin
Arklow
Hibernian
E. Smith
Lord Fitzwilliam
Kilkenny
Woodstock
Kenure
Killarney
Limerick
Newcastle
Courtenay
Kildarestreet Society
Lord Courtenay
General Board of Education
Tyne Mercury
Robert Iogham
Cholera Outbreak Ends Wedding Revels in Koordistan
An 18th century narrative from Koordistan details a royal wedding disrupted by a cholera outbreak. Deaths rise from the 14th to the 19th. panic spreads as nobles flee and the prince and vizir abandon authority. Aga Baba Khan returns to restore order, while a narrator reflects on Providence and survival amid disease and terror. A separate note reports a coaching accident near Bradford Moor with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuHoLtska
Sastrauz
Azrael
Aga Baba Khan
Hick
Tn Koordistan
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Legal Observer
Richards and Co
Fleet-street
East India Station
W. Cane
Guildhall
Charles Samuel Roberts
Hubert le Roy
Peter Laurie
Button
Holborn-bridge
Aly
Monsieur le Roy
Common Council
M. le Roy
New London
Wontner
A’ T.cox
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
Shrewsbury Free Grammar School
Exchequer Court
Fleming
Rectom
Police Intelligence
Torres Ovhaits
PIRE
Robert Ingha M.P
Educatio Ireland
Coaca Accipent
Rockingham Leeds
Halifas Cash
Bradford Moor
Rockingham
Halifax
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