Bill to repeal acts for paving lighting cleansing in Saint Pancras
Notice declares Applecation to Parliament in the present session to repeal multiple acts relating to paving lighting cleansing repairing and regulating streets in Saint Pancras Middlesex. It lists various acts from George III to George IV and seeks authorisation for a vestry committee to manage rates and street works in Gordon Street Gordon Street.
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George
St. Pancras
Middlesex
Tottenham Court
George de Hee
Saint Pancras
Tottenham Cour-Read
George the
Sant Pascres
Tottenham-court-road
George the Third
Highcote
Saint Fantras
Paddington
Idington
Somerstown
Jacob Leroux
King George the Fourth
George Tlw
Saint George the Martyr
St George Bloomsbury
Widdesex
Foundting Hospital
Wulbeth Doughty
Saint Pace
Middleses
Francis Ike
Bedford
Ann
Hoathampton
4No
Southampton
George the 3Rd
Ann Wowsager
Midvlesex
George the Lord
Thomas Harrison
Panshot St Pancras
Brewers’ Company
Lond Calthorpe
Gray's Lin Lane Road
San Pancras
Buneg
Blaiden‘lave
New Tay
Pancras Road
Rattheridge
Saint Pancra
Battle Bridge
George the Fourth
Pall Mall
Parliament Street
Privy Gardens
Pall-Matl
Enid
St. Pan- Gas
Regent's Park
New Street
Pall-Mall
St. Wencran
King Withiam
Westminster
Cseminster
St Pancras
Kentsh Town
Kentish
Middle
Camden Town
Georgy
Batlle Bridge-Gelds
Gray's Ieplane
Saint ‘Sacra
Middleacx
William the Fourth
England
Wales
Pascras
John M'Gahey
St. Jeancis
Gordon Strret
Gordon-stuarr
Property sale and lodgings in Norfolk and Surrey
Auction items include a 572 acre Norfolk estate with a residence and farm buildings near Saham Toney plus associated capital furniture, law life policy sale in Ipswich area, and a premium Royal Hotel in Richmond with extensive grounds. Also listed are Mahogany dining sets, pianos, paintings, and industrial items for sale by auction. The Norfolk estate viewable on site via Mr Hugh Houghen, with solicitors Unthank, Poser, and Mitchell and Clarke handling details. The sale date revised to November 17.
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Law
Sor
R. W. W. Simpson
LWA
Law Life Assurance Society
Togo
F Smythies
Kay
Colechenter
Auction Mart
Air
W. W. Simpson
Buckperbucy
London
Norfolk
We. W. W. Simpson
Teelee
Saham Toney
Watton
Swaffham
Thetford
Brandon
Lynn
Norwich
Hugh Houghen
Messrs. Unthank
Poser
Aninthank
Solicitum
Nowah
CJ Tun
Aviock
High Hattorn
Holtzaphpell
Richmond
Thames
Wiede
Reimond Biadoe
Herong Court
Mitsammer
Deni
Makita Po
Amy
Law intelligence Masters approves Morden College scheme
The Masters report approves a scheme by trustees of Morden College Kent to apply surplus income from the estate to repairs and to increase pensioner salaries from 6s to 10s a year, with any remaining funds funding more pensioners. Relators object to pensioner salaries and challenge further college expansion. Lord Langdale will review with related documents. In a separate case salvors seek reward for saving the ship Ariel at Cowes with contested payments and high risk. Sir John Nichols supports liberal salvage rewards citing peril and national trade interests, awarding 2000 pounds for salvors services with apportionment left to the parties.
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Rolls’ Court
John
Joho
Sor John
Gol
Lord Langdale
Cowes
King’s Advocate
Nicholl
Addams
Haggard
John Nichols
Susser
Arie
Bay of Biscay
Ariel
Salsora
Sir J. Nicholl
Upua
London Joint Stock Bank to Open at Coleman Street
The London Joint Stock Bank will open for business at temporary offices at 29 Coleman Street on the 214t lestant. Directors sit daily to receive parties desiring open accounts. George Pollard, Manager, 29 Coleman Street, Nov 14 1818. Subscriptions and claims process announced by J A Yates Secretary. Also notices of Watson Savory offering silver watches on patent lever construction for six guineas each with latest improvements.
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West Cork
Salvedar House
Bishopsgate-Street
F. Timms
J. W. Liddiard
H. M‘dudgall
W Oh Waren
John Baker
B. Austen
Joan RB. Lews
James Daly
Campbell Slobson
John Mello
William Holborn
W. B. Vigers
J. Dalphin
Z. Coleman
Phederic Graves
KKENT
London
Dover
Greenwich
Woolwich
Dartford
Gtavesend
Stroud
Rochester
Chatham
Sittingbourne
Faversham
Canterbury
Sandwich
Deul
Wach
Depursit
Cotonel
Alex Chartes Perkins
Leith Hay
K.C CS
Chomes Philipates
Veter H. Fleetwood
Bay
Rowand Ronald
Willam Minney
George Hobt. Rowe
Owen T. Algar
Calomel Skerri
William Harradaile
Henry Short
John Brothers
John Rodway Stock
Edward Hughes
John Twells
Ea George Money
George Walter
Robert Page
John Yates
Hasgans
Messrs. Spooner, Auwooda, and Co
Souterroms
James Vallance
A.H Macdougall
Fay
Bsursetes
James Walker
F.ius.l
E. A. Banges
Bag
Securicotes—Walham Green
Colin Smith
Scarston
George Smith
Kent
Walter
Deptland
Erith
Gravesend
Ospring
Fordwich
Bndge
Woselwich
Ramsgate
Deal
Greenwich Park
Medway
Boughton-hill
Wealwich
Sheernees
London Joint Stock Bank
Coleman Street
George Pollard
COX Savory, Goldsmith, &c
Combi
M. B
Indictment over conspiracy in Roberta case at Middlesex Sittings
The case centers on a conspiracy to induce Mrs. Roberts to leave her husband and steal goods. Perry and Brown found guilty with mercy recommended, while Rowley faced libel charges over a mayoral vote review in Lichfield. The court granted a rule to proceed with criminal information against Rowley and others.
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Thomas
Willem Evans
Perry
Brown
Broughton
Treadaway
Ron Roberts
George Roberts
Justice Little
Middlesex
Hammersmith
Extos
Orothers
Roberta
Ruberts
Browe
Vrendasay
Mercy
Maule
Ieee
Thomas Rowley
Lichfield
Rowley
Lomax
Sit Names
Laci
Mule
Court of Admiralty Sussex Salvage Case
The Ariel master and crew sued the Sussex owners for salvage after aiding the dismasted Sussex in the Bay of Biscay on a voyage from Odessa and Constantinople to London loaded with wool and linseed. Ariel, damaged on a whaling voyage, towed the Sussex to the Motherbank at risk amid heavy seas. Ship, freight, and cargo valued at 10,5600. The Sussex owners acknowledge duty but allege the salvors damaged the ship.
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Ariel
Sussex
Odessa
Constantinople
Cowes
Suswrio
Aod
Turner v Western Railway Company damages verdict
A writ of inquiry heard before a special jury in Nov IA awarded the plaintiff 5001 for land and severance damages from railway land take. The plaintiff claimed compensation for loss of views and comfort from Hanwell Park, citing degraded property value and scenic losses. Defendants argued the act does not permit fanciful compensation.
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J. Burchell
Turner Ct
THE
Western Railway Company
Hanwell Park
Sergeant Adams
Sir W. Follett
Richwand
Betchworth Castile
Banstead Downs
Epsom, &c. &c
Shuttleworth
Smith
W. Follett
Ship News from Lloyds November 15 Details of arrivals
Reported winds and sailings from Lloyds on November 12 to 15. Vessels outbound and inbound include Prince George Gilbert Madras Guileg Allen from Smyrna Sir E Paget Harris Reindeer from Halifax Columbus Porto Susacnoah Mayan Leghorn Hobnob Romeo Quebec etc. Several ships lost or stranded with crew saved including Two Friends Zebulon Catherine Elise Gleaner Dart and Ann Maldun. various arrivals at Portsmouth Cork and Liverpool with destinations Barbados Demerara Halifax and Plymouth.
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Lloyes
S.W
Prince George
Gilbert
Bombay
Madras
Guileg
Allen
Smyrna
Sir E. Paget. Harris
Portsmouth
W.s.w
Hannibal
Roberta
New York
London
Rackers
Tancred
Clothe
Barbadoes
Annata
Wilson
Demerara
Falnooth
N.W
Reindeer Packet
Halifax
Scitty
Columbus
Oporto
Ciype
Atkinson
Bubia
Palermo
Cork
Joy
Leghorn
Huckell
Sicily
Comericx
Romeo, Groom
Quebec
Caterbridge
Agnes
le Gros
Jersey
Hand Key
Zebulon
Foster
Liverpool
Riche- Luctoc
Magdalia
Castralia
Plymouth
Prince Edward's Island
Ann
Gale
Piton
Catherine
Gloucester
Branes
Elise
Lavg
Memel
Gleaner
Patterson
Antigua
Dart
Waghorn
Dover
Newcastle
Flawbro Head
Maldun
Confessions of an Elderly Gentleman excerpt
Change of air brings the narrator to his country seat after twenty five years and he opens an escr estaire full of love letters. He recalls delicate handwriting, photos, hair, rings, gloves and fans from past romances, with memories of fleeting fidelity and ballroom thefts amid faded bouquets and token seals.
Meeting denounces Wesleyan authority at Providence Hall
A large gathering at Providence Hall Finsbury square formed to oppose what they call unscriptural ministerial domination by Wesleyan Conference preachers. They argue that scriptures alone govern church practice, condemn itinerant prerogatives, and urge legal and moral means to secure scriptural rights and reforms within Methodism.
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Providence Hall
Finsbury Square
Wesleyan Conference
Church of Christ
Davin W. Wrre
Conference
Eccerr
Leeds
Wesley
Woodly
Acieey
Methodist Society
Eckett
Jonathan Crowder
Crowder
Cooke
Alexander Bell
Star Chamber
England
Ireland
Wesleyan Dispute Over 1835 Rules At Public Meeting
A London gathering of Wesleyan Methodists debated opposition to the 1835 rules, praising reform and urging adherence to the New Testament. Speakers condemned arbitrary enactments, highlighted progress in building chapels, and thanked Mr. Wire for chairing while expelled members shared dissent.
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London
Thas Association
Alexander Frerener
Wesleyan Methodist Society of England
American and Irish Society
Bricktston
Sheerseas
BaLtage
England
Corspeatson
Wire
Conel
Afr
Tayiok
Goans
Hisses
Eckert
Methodist Society
Bootmakers Provident Society Forms South London Branch
A general meeting of the Bootmakers Provident Society South London Division at the Three Tuns in Southwark formed a branch committee. Trustees and officers answered questions, revealing 2251 invested in Three per Cent Consols and 501 in the bank, as the society aims to support aged members widows and orphans and later build alms houses.
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South London
Three Tuns
St. Margaret's Hill
Southwark
Ts. Datton
Ale the Caraman
Crowe and Anchor
Inquest at Black Horse over clockmaker Andrew Flockhart
An inquest at the Black Horse public house Bedfordbury on Mr. Andrew Flockhart a clock and watch maker formerly of King Street Covent Garden found he died after distress and early mental trouble. The jury returned a verdict of accident or misfortune.
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May’s
Bedfordbury
Andrew Flockhart
King-street
Covent-garden
Bradford
Alessis
Harris and Co
Liverpool
Arthur Simpson
Inkersley
Messrs
Harris
Hustler
Driggs
Simpson
Leeds
Yor Castle
France
M. de
New York
Cooper
Preston
Bolton
Wigan
Manchester
Oldham
Manchester Chronicle
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George Keadnbell
George Bramwell
David W. Witton
Geeorge Breffet
Thomas Phillpotts
FR. Sapte
Simon Samuel
3. C. Lacy
Joeen Dalgleish
Edward Warner
Henry Blegels
R.W.W. Simpson
Bucklenbury
Golden Lane
Tucasway
Twrebe
Gulden Lane
Bath Street
Gelien-lane
W. W Simpson
Bucklersbury
LAW Intelligence
Rtd
J. A. Yates
Vamuuuttee-roons
Salopian
Charagerm
Isis
King’s Bench
Tile King, Perry and Others
V. Lomax
Court OF Admiralty
the Sussex
Sheriffs‘ Court
Ship News
Wesleyan Association
Bootmakers Provident Society