Bottled Wines at Mincing Lane Public Sale Lots
Thomas Welle offers a public competition to sell the entire stock of Bottled Wines from Kir Thomas Wells assignees. On November 10, 1436 at eleven sharp, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing Lane, about 530 dozen items including fine port sherry claret and Madeira. Viewing day prior. catalogues at multiple London addresses. Also notices on steam navigation routes, fares, and miscellaneous ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Welle
Mincing-lane
Westom
Thomas Wells
Thrasbat
Mincing Lane
West India
Yoselle
Victoria
Sauterne
Hork, Cape, &c
Trial by Jury Dinner Honors Historic Reform Figures
A Saturday public dinner at Radley’s Hotel Blackfriars celebrated the forty second anniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy John Horne Tooke and John Thelwall with about 130 gentlemen including Common Council members. Toasts praised civil liberty reform and trial by jury amid Radical and Whig cooperation.
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Horne Tooke
Hardy
Thelwall
Thomas Hardy
John Horne Tooke
John Whelwall
Radley
Bridge-street
William Henry Ashurst
Theople
Eers
Paitcuarn
Veriance
Kine
Richard Tay Lon
Tooke
Tela
Thomas Har v
Johnne Touke
John Tarlwall
John Augustus Bar- Jonemas Kidd
Thomas Holcroft
John Baxter
Betri Richter
Adair
Palmer
Devizes Post Rumors on Upcoming Municipal Election
A Devizes newspaper extract reports Conservative hopes to fill vacancies in the town council by a voting paper, with references to respectable opponents seeking office and Tory efforts to elect friends. The piece notes anxious parties seeking relief from office and hints at political maneuvering during the first municipal election.
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Socr
Devizes Aper
Elev
Peranas
Cone Hares
Law Intelligence Watson Murray case on appeal
Opened Friday and continued Saturday the case from Vice-Chancellor order to try four issues in accounts. Master’s report prompted by Lord Brougham references raised questions to be decided only by trials. Sums claimed 16,000 pounds. 11,178 6d admitted due. Lengthy arguments. Lord Chancellor deferred judgment. Counsel Jacobi Girdlestone for appeal. Horne Treslove Lyoch against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Murray
Lora Brougham
Jacobi
Girdlestone
William Horne
Treslove
Lyoch
Court rulings on set aside verdicts in Dale v Thomas and Mellin v Taylor
The Dale v Thomas case, tried before Sheriff’s Court, saw instruction to set aside a verdict amid bail disputes and actions dating to 1833. In Mellin v Taylor, a York trial of criminal conversation faced conflicting evidence and a rule nisi to alter the verdict was granted after two trials.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Dale
Darch
Mevars
Cohen
Brentford Petty Sessions Driver William Smith Charged
The Brentford petty sessions heard William Smith, driver of the Alert Oxford coach, answer charges of furious driving against Rev Dr Walmesley rector of Hanwell and a Middlesex magistrate. Dr Hume of Maowell testified to a near collision opposite the Three Pigeons Inn, when Smith allegedly drove the coach onto the carriage, throwing them into the road. Dr Walmesley withdrew the charge after Smith paid damages and an additional sum.
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Wiliam Smith
Alert
Oxford
Coloarl Citherow
Dell Sharp
Henry Pownall
Ray
Suring
Anewer
Hume
Maowell
New Brentford
Board of Guardians
The
Brentford Union
Pearly
Dr. Hume
Twickenham lad held for robbery as watch is recovered
James Sparks a sixteen year old itinerant fish seller was detained by Twickenham Local Police for re examination on a robbery charge. A silver watch missing from Mr Ford's parlour was found later in a hedge on Twickenham common after Pearce, who aided the escape, led to its concealment. Sparks is committed to Newgate. Pearce to the House of Correction as a witness.
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James Sparks
Allaway
Twickenbum
Ford
Twickenham
Pearce
Hanworth Road
Jeff Svarp
Man Assaults Wife as Jealousy Sparks Incident at Hall
JoAn Humphries, reader in the Bioy's princaog, was charged with assaulting his wife, who testified to long abuse and jealousy. A policeman confirmed a Thursday blow and harsh language. The magistrate ordered Humphries to pay two sureties of 20 pounds each and 40 pounds himself to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorctal
Union-Hall
JoAn Humphries
Bioy
Princaog-Ullice
Owrogo Hia
Bin
Witseas
Mr. Traill
Trio of men and two women held on robbery charges
Three young men George Barnes alias Clifton James Brown alias Valentine and James Williams alias Hooneyman and two women Clara Greenfield and Mary Brown were brought before the bar. They face charges of committing several extensive robberies and the women are accused of participation. The prisoners are said to form part of a larger group involved in thefts.
Drury Lane Gang Apprehended After Oxford Street Robberies
A large gang linked to a series of house break ins in Drury Lane and Clare Market faces trial. They were captured by Serjeant Langley after a 12 October burglary at Mr Pierciners Vere Street and a 17 October loot at Mrs Charlotte Newton Lambeth. Evidence includes statements by Brown and others and items traced to the defendants. The case extends to a Lambeth property and further robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury-lane
Bigxaini
Hoxton-square
Scotland Yard
Langley
Adivison
St. Ann’s Lane
Westminster
Pierciare
Vere-street
Clare-market
Pierciner
Chippingfield
Barnes
Jeffries
Gheenfield
Harner
Charles Street
Drury-late
Gregorie
Charlotte Newton
Bazing-place
Lambeth
Comparison of Foreign Grain with the English Market
A magistrates hearing over a ghost related assault ends with the case dismissed. Police investigations cite a strange nocturnal disturbance near Hampstead. Separately, a market comparison shows London wheat dearer than Hamburg Amsterdam Antwerp and Stettin, with detailed price differentials and import duties.
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Hamburgh
Hambursh
London
Zealand
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Stettie
Stettin
Anstwerp
England
Liet- Op
Destruction of the spire of Christ Church by lightning
Doncaster Gazelle reports a severe lightning strike that shattered the Christ Church spire. The event damaged canopies, pinnacles, battlements, the organ area, and damaged the clock dial and gun illumination. Officials fear further damage to the tower and lower walls while noting no loss of life due to timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Tia
Doncaster Gazelie
Church and the Methodists clash over parish school
The Patriot reports a dispute at Bushey near Watford where a rector in Exeter College influence ousted Mr Welsh, master of the parish boys school, and his daughter from church roles over alleged dissent. A liberal donor, Stewart Marjoribanks, protests and may withdraw support amid claims of clerical intolerance and pressure on dissenting Sunday school attendance.
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Exeter
Exeter College
Bushey
Watford
Diesacker
National Society
Hythe
Stewart Marjoribanks
Fay
Lushington
His Majesty's Navy
Mr. Welsh
National School
Welsh
Hushey
Marjoribacks
Latest list of new books
A catalog of 1830s volumes and sermons with authors such as Rev H Duncan Mrs J B Webb and H C Donnogu e. Includes Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons Meads Sermons on the Jews and on Falling into the Hands of the Living God Gill books and almanacs plus biographies poetry and reference works.
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H. Duncan
Mead
Tke Child
Lake
J. B. Webb
Willama
Madame Malibran
Mons de Bernot
Lardner
Great Britain
Niblock
H.C. Donnoguue
Philip
Alnwick Castle
Arctic Ocean
Post &Vo
Barn
Elizabeth Walker
d.Rich
Prophetic Messenger Almanac
Janet Faylor
Paris Stirs Over Soldiers Sidearms on Duty
Paris residents complain about soldiers wearing side-arms while on duty citing numerous street frays and dangerous wounds inflicted by those weapons.
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Paris
NEW METROPOLITAN CHURCHES PROPOSAL RAISES FUNDING CONCERNS
A letter to the editor objects to building fifty new metropolitan churches in London unless the costs, including upkeep, are borne by the Church of England alone. The writer warns against future compulsory parish levies and church rates on dissenting members, urging Parliament to prevent burdens on surrounding parishes.
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Sim
London
Church of England
Southwark
London Wall
Fatal death of diver at Alderney wreck in winter operations
The Guernsey Submarine Society reports the death of Mr Peter Gallienne while divers worked on a wreck off Alderney. Gallienne descended in a water proof suit, sent up carboys of vitriol, and after a second descent was found dead, with a coroner’s verdict of apoplexy. The incident followed threats from local boatmen and required police protection.
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Peter Gallienne
Guernsey Submarine Society
L’ Aimee Rose
Alderney
Submarine Society
Messia
Morris
Brown
I-Land
Richard
the Vale
Procureur
Te King’s Procarvur
Peter Gallience
Severa Carboys
Franklin
Uernsey
Murder of a wife by her husband in Bispham Street
An inquest into the death of Diana Culbersoo, wife of a mariner, reveals her death followed severe ill treatment by her husband. Eyewitnesses describe repeated beatings, drunken quarrels, and the husband dragging and kicking her outside, then into a passage where she lay dying as residents pleaded for mercy. The coroner adjourned the hearing with the husband in custody.
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Philip Finch Curry
Diana Culbersoo
Witnese
Juba
Th ‘Street
Deressei
Priaoner
Dominick Fee
Mod
Mrs Crogier
Nos
Zaod 4
Michael Garvey
Marybone
Bispham-surecet
Witness
Willful Murder Verdict in Tilbury Street Case
A man named John Culberson was found guilty of willful murder for bludgeoning his wife at No 2 Bispham Street. The court heard she had often behaved badly toward him and spent her money on drink. he claimed she provoked him and planned to go to sea. He was committed to Kirkdale Gaol for trial at the ensuing assizes.
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Tasaad
Aire
Alurder
John Culberson
Blackguard
Kirkdale
Liverpool
Inquest Rules Willful Murder in Islington Infant Case
An inquest at the Royal Mail Inn Islington heard the head of a newborn male infant found in a Rhodes Fields ditch last Monday with fatal head injuries. John Perring testified he found the body, wrapped in cloth and old silk, near Colebrook-row. Police and parish surgeon Mr Semple testified the infant was born alive and murdered, with brain injury indicating violence in life. the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against unknown parties.
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Royal Mail
Upper-street
Islington
Stirling
Rhodes
Fielda
John Perring
College Court
Cow-cross
Clerkenweil
Colebrook-row
Rhodes’ields
William Scott
N Division of Police
Ad Perring
Acs
Sample
Extraordinary surgical case of Alexis St Martin
An 18 year old French Canadian, Alexis St Martin, was accidentally wounded by a musket shot. The bullet caused damage to the left chest, stomach and diaphragm, leading to a large gastric fistula that emptied into the wound. Over months his condition improved, a gastric valve formed, and he became healthy though subjected to experiments extracting gastric juice and observing digestion through the fistula under the care of Dr. Wo Beaument.
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Alexis St. Martin
Wo.Beaumont
United States
St. Martin
Clese
Court Hearing on Will Case Prompts Witness Disclosure
In a suit concerning the will of Mr James Wood of Gloucester the court heard a witness who offered to read information from a memorial after an advertisement offered a reward. Sir H Jenner weighed whether the evidence could be heard ex parte while Leighton of 33 Upper King Street stated no party demanded the information. A Philadelphia report noted a large reward tied to the Bennetts and the risk of detentions if crimes occurred, with a lookout for their return.
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Goodlake
James Wood
Glocester
H. Jeaver
Leighton
Upper
King. Street
H Jenner
Destons
Kosh
Philadelphia
Bennetts
Abon
America
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de Bie
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Meyer
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Sanday
Messrs. Lightly and Suman, Ltd
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Piccadilly
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Chenogcrom
Leadenhall Street
Toa Company
Charles Bessell
Sec
Lombardstreet
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Park Street
Grosvenor Square
Adriel
France
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India
Africa
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Gilbert
Piper
Paernester Row
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Nuseramith
Cornhill
Great Russell-street
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Ledgate-hill
City
Monsieur Mallan
Denusta
Ludgate Hill
Belle Sauvage
Great Russell Street
Rioornssury
Alec
Bloomsburv
Indgatehill
LAW Intelligence
Brentford
Petty Sessions
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Hampstead
Touraday
Holly-bush-kill
Aggs
Rymer
Mr. Walmsley
Vaio
Ney
Beng
Bisley
Julio Adams
Church and the Methodists
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Guernsey
Bispham Street
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