Egyptian Hall Upholstery and Cabinet Manufactury Opens
The Cabinet Makers' Society announces the opening of Egyptian Hall Piccadilly with fourteen departments for carved oak furniture dining and drawing room items silk fabrics clocks and more. Visitors can view the full stock free of charge while the society promotes affordable prices and a sickness old age and burial fund for its members.
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Cabinet Makers’ Society
Pitres
Piccadilly
William I
William IV
England
Thomas Hanler
Egyptian Mall
Leadenhat-Street
India Board approves modified pension plan for maritime officers
The East India Company board acknowledges August proceedings on compensation for commanders and officers. They back the proprietors plan with reductions: pensions for ten years service cut by one fifth, start dates April 22 1834 or 1835, widows and children provisions, and gratuities scaled similarly. Eligibility requires five years service and two voyages, with rank limited to last voyage. The board sanctions the plan with note on the third proprietors resolution.
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India Board
Court of Proprietors
East India Company
Maritime Service
Court of Directors
Theompany
Gedtlemen
Charles Grant
Reward Offered for Fire Starters at Harmondsworth Barn
The government posts a reward of 100 guineas for the capture of those who set fire to the barn and out-buildings at Harmondsworth owned by Mr. Bird of Hammersmith on Friday night the 7th inst. A free pardon and reward are offered to any accomplice who provides evidence. An adjourned Grantham Guild Hall meeting on incendiarism drew a large, notable crowd and raised nearly 8000. Turner and others supported the cause. A suspected man and woman at Coningsby were examined at Horncastle but released to the house of correction as vagrants. Prince George of Cambridge was thrown from a horse near the south gates but escaped serious harm with only a grazed leg.
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His
Harmondsworth
Bird
Hammersmith
Grantham
Alsterman
G. E. Welby, Esq
M.P
Christopher Turner
Stoke Rochford
C. Allix
Turner
Exel Brownlow
G.J. Heathcote
G. Kenney
Cuthbert
Coningsby
Horncastle
House of Correction
Boston Herald
Prince George of
Cambridge
Matthew Tierney
Brighton
Queen-Square
George Rainsford
Dean-street
Orchard-street
Westminster
Messrs
Gregorie and White
Byers
Ian ‘Thana Cattle
White
Gregorie
William Keep
Marshamestreet
Shuter
Milbank-street
Mendicity Society
Blackfriars Road
Parma
Union-Hall
Eliza Brown
Mary Garry
Ellen Kelly
Bridewell Hospital
Wedgwood
Eliza Simpson
Garry
Alice Holmes
Brown
Tsay
Kelly
Maria Payor
Court of Chancery Hearing Ends in Courtroom Tension
In a Fleet case Mr. Pitt argues a constitutional principle of double arrest before the Lord Chancellor, pleading nine o'clock tomorrow. officials and bar spark laughter as the crowd packs the avenues and Pitt vows not to be mocked.
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Pitt
Mr. Pitt
Mandamus actions in canal rate case and Guernsey privilege dispute
Court actions include a mandamus to equalise canal carriage rates where iron and coal charges differ, and a Middlesex magistrates writ about distress for poor rates. In bankruptcy news, James Le Couteur’s estate faces Guernsey privilege clashes over asset distribution, with Privy Council appeal pending and London creditors seeking Court of Bankruptcy jurisdiction.
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King’s Bench
Follett
Glamorganshire Canal Company
Crawchuy
Adolphus
Middlesex
St. Giles’s
St. George's
Bloomabury
West Minster
Justice Littledale
Court OF Bankrutcy
Merivale
James LE Couteur
Guernsey
M. J. le Couteur
Ankrupt
London
Lushington
Court of Bankruptcy
England
Privy Council
Court hears odd case over forged deed and farm dispute
A Lord Mayor court heard William Jones and Edwina Taylor in a case tied to a farm settlement. The husband, claiming his wife’s inheritance farm was sold below value with a forged deed, quarreled with the supposed cooperator. Laughter followed as the parties debated motives and outcomes.
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Mansion House
William Jones
Edwina Taylor
George Taylor
Edwina
Joars
Hobler
Jones
Mr. Hobler
White
Tottenham-court-road
Farebrother
Extraordinary Cast of Juvenile Delinquency in Shadwell
Mary Ann Eves, nine, and Sarah Weatherstone, twelve, were brought before Mr. Combe on re examination for two robberies. The youths reportedly stole trousers and pledged them, later admitting involvement with a second shop theft. Weatherstone’s mother denied wrongdoing. magistrate expressed concern over parental influence and committed both girls for trial.
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Thames Office
Mary Ann &Ves
Sarah Weatherhead
Combe
Kennedy
Weatherstone
Sizer
Evey
Ratcliff
Eves
Harvey
Campbell
Packer
High Street
Pattons
Salil
Priy
Bally
Abe
Atte Combe
Gallant Admiral Hardy to Remain at Admiralty Board
The Gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Nelson's flag captain and governor of Greenwich Hospital, is said to retain his seat at the Board of Admiralty at the king’s special wish despite the administration change.
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Thomas Masterman Hardy
Nelson
Greenwich Hospital
Board of Admiralty
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van Butchelle
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