Lands and Estate of Walkingshaw for sale in Renfrew
Property near Paisley and Glasgow offering 723 Scots acres of high quality land with mansion, offices, gardens, timber, and plantations. River Gryffe and Black Cart bound the estate. farms leased at moderate rents. Inquiries to Mr. Robert Wylie or the Signet writers at 17 Royal Circus Edinburgh.
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Walkingshaw
Renfrew
Paisley
Glasgow
Port Glasgow
Greenock
Robert Wylie
Pardey
Miss Ferguson not Capt. Ferguson's daughter clarifies in True Sun
London letters dated November 10 1832 request in the True Sun that the Miss Ferguson currently performing at Drury Lane is not the daughter of Capt James Ferguson late of the 78th Regiment. The writer claims no relation to the actress and states no theatre work in months. Signed Cecil Street Strand.
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Ferguson
Drury-lane
James Ferguson
78Th Regiment
Cecil-street
Strand
Public meetings explain exchange notes system in Walworth and Bethnal Green
On Friday three public meetings explained the use and advantages of exchange notes established in Gray's Inn-road. At the Elephant and Castle Tavern Walworth Governor and Directors spoke, inviting questions. at Cherry Tree Street Bermondsey Mr Owen urged industrious classes to study the plan, with many inquiries answered. at the Knave of Clubs Bethnal Green Rev M Connell and Directors led a large, earnest discussion to clarify the system.
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Gray’s Inn-road
Elephant and Castle Tavern
Walworth
Owen
Cherry ‘Tree-street
Bermondsey
Knave of Clubs
Bethnal-green
Thomas M‘connell
Gray’s Inn-lane
M‘connell
Dublin tithe trials under heavy bias and corrupt jury handling
From Dublin, a correspondent exposes the tithe trials of Costello and others, detailing Crown manipulation of juries, inflammatory charges by Baron Joy, and a corrupt atmosphere in which Catholic and Protestant biases tainted verdicts. The piece notes arrests after the caricature paper case and hints at reform efforts amid protests over political trials.
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Dublin
Costello
London
Baron Smith
Ireland
Spain
Crown Office
Crown
Shaw
Bernabrena
Murray Mansfield
House,of Commons
Sheriff’s Office
Joy
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William Carpenter
British Empire
Abbott
Bacon
Bentham
Ballantyne
Blackstone
England
Bolingbroke
Burke
Burton
Carpenter
Cato
Trenchard
Cobbett
Library of Useful Knowledge
Cooper
Brave
Douglas
The
Economist
J. M
Enger
Edmonda
Franklin
Codwin
Gray
Hall
Gregory—Helvetius
Ilan— Hodgkin
Hume
Joyce
Smith
Lord Brougham
Labour
Locke
Mandeville
Milton
Montesquieu
Owen
Lanark
Paine
Paley
Price
Putt
Rousseau
Swift
Thompson
Voltaire
Westminster Review
William Strange
Loss of the Liverpool Steam Vessel Reported
News from St Katharine's Docks says the Liverpool, Dundee and London steam-vessel carrying 100 recruits and stores for Don Pedro at Oporto, left the St. Katharine's Dock Wharf a fortnight ago and, after plans to call at another port for more recruits, is said to be totally lost on the coast of Portugal with all hands perishing. The rumor spread quickly, causing a nationwide sensation Saturday evening.
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Liverpool
St. Katharine’s Docks
Dundee
London
St. Katharine’s Dock
Don Pedro
Oporto
Portugal
Justus and Colonel Jones in a Manchester quarrel
A letter signed Justus attacks Colonel Jones and allies, accusing him of duplicity and misusing power while defending radicals. The writer, William Duffey of Fitzroy-square, questions Justus credibility, recounts public meetings, and disagrees with Potter, Murphy, and Rogers.
Visitation Death of Isaac Tooke in Bloomsbury
An inquest in Bloomsbury viewed the body of Isaac Tooke, eminent wine merchant, found in his chair with head over back, face lathered. Witnesses noted his recent business losses and heart palpitation. Doctors declared natural death. Verdict: Died by the Visitation of God.
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Stirling
Southampton Row
Bloomsbury
Isaac Tooke
Henry Love
Tooke
Mr. Tweedie
Jackson
Tweedie
Phoebe Brown
Mysterious Suffolk House Robbery Arrests After Loot Found
A Suffolk letter recounts a night time burglary at Montagu's home. A hole cut in the front door inside out, a desk with sixty to seventy sovereigns bank notes and silver spoons stolen. Footman and gardener arrested after treasure recovered from lawn and cesspool. both claim the other’s guilt. The footman narrowly escaped harm when the pistol was fired.
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Bow-street
I. A. Roe
Montagu
Suffolk
Stevens
Cobbett in Glasgow Draws Warm Reception and Honor
Mr. Cobbett’s Glasgow visit featured well attended lectures at the theatre and separate talks to the Trades and Manufacturers. An honorary Glasgow Political Union membership was bestowed amid hearty, widespread applause across men women and children. He notes strong Scottish approval of his political principles and reflects on local critics with irony.
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Pele
Cubbett
Scotland
Glasgow Political Union
Shuttleworth
Baxter
Burdett
Tory Canvassing in Leitu and Kent Scandals
A Scotsman piece recounts a Tory canvasser insisting political promises bind, while a Kent election row questions Sir Edward Knatchbull over a teenage mother jailed twelve months for illegitimate birth. Also noted: a Shetland pony’s daring harbour crossing and a Dublin brain injury case with memory loss, plus a satirical phrenology view of parliamentary candidates.
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Leitu
Murray
Aitcheson
Aoung
Smarden
Edward Knatchbull
N. R. Toke
St. Augustine’s Gaol
Wildman
Chilham Castle
Kent
Jonathan Gain
Lumps Farm
William Padwick
Hayling Islands
Gain
Hayling Harbour
Portsmouth
London Medical and Surgical Journal
Fagan
Cusack
New Monthly Magazine
All for Love and Old Maids in 19th Century Wit
The fragment reports the death of James Boadman, a celebrated dwarf, at 41 after a thwarted romance and an alleged grave theft. It follows with an excerpt on old maids, portraying them as timeless, superior observers of life, destined to remain single yet rich in wit and virtue.
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James Boadman
E. Sexton
Nottingham Journal
Law Intelligence. Rolls Court hearing on bond in gambling case
In the Rolls Court a master of the rolls report on a bond dispute involving Davies and creditors linked to a gambling transaction. After extensive evidence the court found the gambling claim groundless and Davies won a verdict. The master ordered the debt transferred to Davies, costs to be settled, and the case to proceed with further directions in court on Monday.
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Messrs. Greenwood and Cox
Tate
York
Audisary
Charles, Davies
Eldin
Ereo
Davies
Hisonour
Court of Common Pleas
Aiso
Abidt
Bickersteth
Temple
Court of Chancery
Adand
Adams
Pemberton
Election of a Newcastle burgess set aside by court
In a Queen's Bench sitting the election of a Newcastle capital burgess was declared void for lack of lawful authority. A similar ruling followed in a second case concerning property ownership and tenancy as to poor relief. A criminal information was attempted against Mr Naylor publisher of the Whitehaven Packet for libels against the Earl of Lonsdale.
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Banco
THE
J. Tremayne
Earl OF Lonsdale
J. Scarlett
Naylor
Whitehaven Packet
Whitehaven
Libajs
England’s Exchequer Rules on Debtor’s Married Status
Court of Exchequer November 10 considers debtor discharge for a married woman. Plaintiff trader in Malvern extends credit via bill of exchange. defendant denies concealed marriage or separate income. Rule made absolute to discharge. court notes duty to curb debt facility and questions in Uniformity of Process Act.
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Freame
Mitford
Wilson
Whitmore
Malvern
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Baron Bayley
Laintiff
Baron Vaughan
Rale
Mahon
Antonio
Faraie
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