Morning Comminings and a Range of 19th Century Books
A long page touts Sturmys Morning Comminings Vol 6 in various bindings and editions, with praise from Gentleman's Magazine. It also advertises Guy's Pocket Cyclopedia for Youth and related school books, plus a lengthy note on a wine from Rouillion, and finally letters and legal notices amid crime briefs and court summaries.
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Sturmy
Royal
Whittingham
Price Ds
Cloth Eatra
Turkey
Grocco
Christopher Sturm
William Johnstone
Gentleman's Magazine
Siam
Landon Baldwin
Cradock
Guy
Yuy
Waar
Joseph Guy
Keegw
London
Baldwin and Cradock
Longman, Recs. and Co
Heath
J. Booker
Whatuikeranee
Sumphin and Marshall
GUY 'S
Ruyal Idmo
Guy's
Bownd
Edison
Timo
Ian
Lama
Rey
Gus Tetor
Eccentric Gentleman of Somersets For long wanderings
The Sherborne Journal profiles a reclusive nobleman of the Somersets who walked most journeys, rode by post chaise between Sherborne and Stuck House, then walked to Blandford with tattered wardrobe. He avoided recognition, paid well, stayed away from towns, and has now reportedly withdrawn to an unknown place.
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Somersets
Sherborne
Stuck House
Blandford
Seymour
King’s Arms
Bourne
Sherborne Journal
Royal order ends flogging in Danish Army
Royal decree dated 17 ult abolishes flogging in the Danish Army and imposes imprisonment with bread and water as punishment. The note appears in the Cambridge Chronicle amid other items, including a reported stormy petrel found in Whittlesford and a warning about a fake Shetland Journal.
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Mary Thurnall
Whittlesford
Cambridge Chronicle
Shetland Journad
Hfatchman
Conspiracy to Rob at Dial public-house Goswell Street
John Hughes Isherwood alias John Hughes and two others faced magistrate for conspiracy to rob landlord Mr Tennant at the Dial public-house. They allegedly used pretended tradesmen identities to deceive and steal five sovereigns and later more cash, with police seizing a second pack of cards and other items. They fled on bail, later committed to Newgate for trial. Another case involved batter theft with Mecklenburg kiel butter repacked in firkins and kegs, linking Coxsey to receiving stolen butter. remanded for a week.
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Francecce Inn
Lawrence Jane
Francis Knowles
The
Bros
Asec
J. Gooch
Vans
Mincing-lane
Burton and Charrington
Catenton
P. H
King’s Drink-Yard
Coleman
Pod
Meare
Ashurat
Gaimaford
Aserret
Cheapaide
Chambers
Usnnimars
Auction Mart
Ie Angecourt
Thrarmorton Street
Saroples
Ras
Fie Boyt Hotel
Hichmond
Surrey
ETON
Ventom
Action Mart
Tewelsy
George Tepes Stank
Royal Hotel
Twickenham Meadows
Priwt
Richmond Bridge
Herring Court
Wtabo
Lenawee the Privlege of Purchasing the Mr Tae
King’s Arms
Hampton
Aingelin
Spread Eagle
Wandaworth
Crown
Twickenham
Egham
Push
Staines
George
Hounslow
Caste
Windam
King’s Head
Epsom
Sutton
Cox
Sons
Bush Lane
Cannon Street
City of Mir
Entom
Angel Court
Throgmorton-street
George Green
Bays
Alderwanbury
Langton
Pal
Mincing Lane
Chapman
Richimond
Hull
SN Low and
Pearson
High Street
Hull Waliso
Hall and Co
Custom House Quay
London
Rminster and
Deptford
Westminster Bridge
Depeford
Greenwich
Old Jewry —Notce
Westminester
Westminster Bridge, Deptford, and Greenwich
Ie Nastiway
Brytton
Dover
Croydon
Kent
Sumex
Medropolis
Jewry
J.H. Powell
Westmin Yer Bridge
Kennington
Camberwell
Ieckham
Tharsies
Westminater
St Mary, Lambeth
Lambeth
Westminster
Bndse
St. Mary, Lambeth
St. Maury
Lewington
St. Giles
Gmberwell
Peckham
Hatcham
St Paul
London and Greenwich
St. Paul
Hathamn
Darrey
St. Pat
Deptfond
Wwanry
Cerminanne
Jyondun
London and
Apyrtent
Pasette
Uray
Henry Hoppe
Bull
Son-court
Cornhill
England
Eingland
France
Portugal
Henderson
Gray's Inn
Rousilion
Manden
Cyrus Redding
Golder
Gener
Lendoo
Lea Deux Jules
Guagnen
Port Vendres
Cette
Atu Douro
Hettles Ts
George Henerey
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ASDEU
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Feargus
Maurice
Cleave
O'Dwyer
Daunt
Merewether
Austin
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Democratic Party
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Sharman Crawford
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Orien
King
Republic
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Minshall
Jotn Krowne
Drary Lane
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Anne Finnegan
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White Hart
Drury-lane
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Deak
Connolly
Mr. Browne
Finnegan
Dabbie
Lavella-row
Mayo
Coonolly
Connolly Wee
Castlebar
Gow-street
Fall
Serjeant Short
Dunmore
Spuother
Luodoo
Wedocaguay
Fronegan
Finchley
Turpin
Goder Turpio
Wioefred Finnegan
Catharine Connolly
Highgate
Highpate
Liverpool
Dublin
Brighton
Fianegan
John Hughes Isherweoed
John Hughes
Central Criminal Court
Grove
Sitling
Collier
Tvns
Bonne and
Anderson
Mr. Tennant
Dial
Goswell-street
Hughes
Shase Castor
Toros
Tnspector
M‘craw
Abdertoo
Cullier
Oxford-street
Boulogne
Bosnel
Cabie-street
Thames
Potter
Pelham
Caxnon
Sas George Elis
Ballantrne
Mr. Sayre
Mr. Webb
Harben
Larking
Whitechapel
Groderip
Ellis
Broderip
Ellia
Sis
John Sayre
Parcela
Lerking
Sayre
Webb
Weob
Coxsey
Metropolis
Carmen
Carboys
Butter Theft Ring Brought Cracking Case In London
John Courson a grocer and cheesemonger faced Mr Broderip yesterday charged with receiving stolen butter valued at 150 pounds. The butter, part of LS firkins owned by Thompson Webb, was taken after a daring theft from Brewer's quay to Billingsgate. A man in fearman garb lured Webb's clerk, causing the wagon and butter to vanish. James Stebbings was also named in connection with the incident.
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James Stebbings
Robbery by a Soldier at Queen-Square Trial
Private George Todd of the first regiment of Foot Guards faced a charge of robbing recruiting serjeant Homan Quinlan of 1.17s after a drunken clash at the New Star and Crown, Westminster. The case included alibis from the coachman and a tradesman, with the prisoner's discharge ordered after corroboration.
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Queen-Square
George Todd
Regiment of
Foot Guards
Homan Quinlan
Riflerigade
Chaffey
New Star and Crown
Westminster
Quinlan
William Eastwood
Janes
Goswell-street
Moore
Bridgewater-gardens
Barbican
Jones
Brossner
Severe stepmother case highlights London welfare failure
In Southwark a distressed young woman sought shelter from her divorced parents but was refused by her father, a pensioner in the East India Company's service, and the mother-in-law. The magistrate condemned the father's conduct and ensured inquiry into his failure to provide shelter, while the girl remained at the station house overnight.
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Union-Hall
Elizabeth Dodd
Jeremy
Constrephon
M Division
Southwark Bridge-road
Wellington-street
East India Company
Dodd
East Tedia Company
Jereroy
Inlaw
Usalahe
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London Joint Stock Bank
Coleman-street
George Polland
S. Culeman Street
Uth
Anti Day Rot Company
Ryan
P ‘Nna Te
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Leadenhall Atteet
T-Cox Savor
Gregory
I Lely
Morocco
Olinthus Gregory
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich, &c
Ndon
the Crue Sun
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Saunders and Otley
Cundwuit Street
Hanover Square
Tocquevie
Ato
Sereeiacs
America
Tocqueville
Condit Street
Daniel Oconnell
Feargus O'Connor
Derham-house
Hammersmith
O'Connor
Police Intelligence
Marlborough Street
Joseph Sherwood
Henry Gideon
Richard Smeed
Dyer
Pickering Place
Dowling
Sherwood
Robinson
Tomkins
Inspector Morgan
Mr. Dowling
Fagan
Mrr. Robinson
Charles Joseph Angel
Hill House
Bayswater
Mrr. Dowling