Peter Parley's Tales About Animals and Court Magazine Ad
An advertisement page promoting Peter Parley's Tales About Animals with engravings, bindings, and publisher details, plus notices for The Court Magazine with literary contents and fashion plates. Also includes auction notice for leasehold property in Chelsea Pimlico, with lots and rental incomes, viewing and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Parley
Syood
Europe
Jhiswick
T. T. Yegg
Cheapside
N. Hailes
Piccadilly
Bowdery and Kerby
Oxford-street
KR. Grifin and
LAW INTELLIGENCE AT WESTMINSTER CHANCERY
In a Westminster Court of Chancery session, Serjeant Spankie eyed an early hearing for a Commission of Review in a divorce case with private room options, the Lord Chancellor declining privacy yet hinting at a future decision. The docket also covered the dissolution of an injunction over Stephens and Rennie’s scientific abridgment, and various mandamus motions involving the London Dock Company, the East India Company, Hungerford Market, and debts tied to the Ship public house, with rulings favoring access, accountability, and compensation where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge
High Court of Delegates
Baron Thompson
E. Sugden
Girdlestone
Pepys
Mr. Stephens
London ‘Dock Co’pany
Kelly
London Dock Company
James Scarlett
Mr. Follett
Theompany
THE
East India Company
India
Board of Control
Board of Directors
Court of Directors
Uont Court
Board of Controul
Hungerford Market Company
Davis
Drake
Lord Mayor's Court
Whitecross-street Prison
Barrett
Court of Chancery
Ife
LIBEL CASE AT NISI FORMERLY FILED AGAINST MR WALTER
In a rule nisi the court absolved Mr Walter of libel allegations tied to a placard cited from Doctor Watkin's History. Heath claimed the statements referred to the Berkshire candidate, not Walter senior, and swore it was a mistaken attribution. The court held the imputation satisfactorily denied and the rule absolute. The session also covered a separate rule nisi for a criminal information against Hargrave for a duel challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco
Rex J. Heath
Nisi
Walter
Berkshire
Pollock
Mr. Walter
Heath
Doctor Watkins
Times
Follett
James Scarlett
Hargrave
Bideford
Clark
GAS Light Company
Court OF Common Pleas
Vansandat
Browne
Tindall
Laintiff
Serjeant Jones
Court OF Exchequer
Westminster
Sackville-street
Cooper
M‘donough
Cooper Wels
Erle
William Horne
Baron Bayley
Lord Mayor's Court reports Newton’s curious wealth scheme
In a Nov 24 proceeding at the Lord Mayor's Court, Newton, formerly a dentist, explains his marriage settlement and a staged flight to America. His brother-in-law learns of 600 remittance from America via a mercantile house as Newton pursued dubious schemes to regain youth and influence with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipkins J. Newton
Newton
Whitecross-street
America
Atlantic
England
George IV
Windsor
Duke of Wellington
Taunton
Bowstreet
Extraordinary Bankruptcy and Grand Hotel Debts At Covent Garden
Court records reveal Mr Joy of the Grand Hotel Covent Garden faced final bankruptcy examination. Debts shown total 13,897 pounds with total liabilities and assets detailed. extraordinary case outlines Patrick Phillips’s long insolvency, a 1795 American flight, and posthumous asset recovery culminating in a 10 percent dividend and potential Crown escheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Commissioners of Bankruptcy
Joy
Grand Hotel
Covent-garden
Messrs
Greenwood
Butler
Perkins
Patrick Phillips
Hungerford
America
Bond-street
Mobil
London Bar Congratulates Lord Chief Justice Denman
A 17th century exchange of formal letters between Peter Alley and Thomas Denman. The Bar of the London Sessions commends Denman for his elevation and praises his impartiality humanity and public service. Denman responds with gratitude noting the importance of an vigilant independent profession as a safeguard for good conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAR OF the
London Sessions
Lord Chief Justice
Denman
Temple
London
Peter Alley
PY Denon
Thomas Denman
The Earl of Sandwich joins Conservative influence in Parliament
The Earl of Sandwich, who came of age on the 8th instant, is a young nobleman set to add influence to the Conservative hereditary bench. A London meeting of electors will discuss repealing taxes. Greenwich working men push pledges for malt, hop, soap duties, taxes, stamp duties, tithes, ballots, triennial Parliaments, and abolition of slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Sandwich
Court Journal
House and Window
London
Westminster
London Tavern
Greenwich
Sun Ian
Blackbesthill
John Renn
Dissenters and Catholics in our army challenged
Letter from Thomas More of Rotherhithe, Nov. 23, 1832, argues that the 1828 1829 Dissenters and Catholic Relief Acts do not grant broad rights. He contends the acts favor the Established Church bishops, leave dissenters exposed, and mislead the public about liberty and religious freedom. He promises to publish further critique on Catholic relief in a subsequent letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
England
Ireland
Scotland
George IV
United Kingdom
Law Church
Ido
Paris
Rotherhithe
Thomas More
The Dramatic Monopoly in Beef a la Mode
A satirical look at patent rights in theatre and culinary arts likening beef a la mode to a patented privilege. The piece imagines conflicts among cooks, landowners, and patent holders, culminating in a call to recognize public interest and permit free practice.
University Election Candidate Sought by Senate
A requisition signed by fifty resident Senate members was forwarded to Henry Percy Gordon of St. Peter's College urging him to stand for Parliament representing the University. Gordon, a distinguished scholar, was Senior Wrangler in 1827. The Northampton content notes Mr Coke of Norfolk aboard a vessel built with oak from his estate, and other regional electoral tallies and a Wombwell menagerie incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Percy Gordon
St. Peter’s College
Gordon
Carridge Independent Press
Coke
Norfolk
Ann Coke
Welle
Sheffield
Jesall Bierlow
Brightside Bierlow
Nether Hallam
Wakefield Journal
Wombwell
Swaffham 2d Dereham
Cambridge Independent Press
National Union OF the
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City OF London
Saul
AWE Committee
Addrespo Sry Blanshard
Star
G. Solomons
Cavendish-Square
Otacles
Bond-atrest
Maj Yevenson
Leopold Iz
Margaret-street
Cavendish
Donienne
Bloomsbury-square
Mackmurdo
Eeq
Moorfields
George-street
Hanover-square
J Molson
Ocal Institution
Birmingham
Institution
Il Smith
Wcnlist
Infirmary
Southam
Warwick
Prussia
Berlin
Saxony
Oreaden
Leipsic
Cincere
A. Ponitz
Seulist
Dresden
Ipetar Schmteinsery
Hamburgh
Messrs. Solomons
New Bond-street
Elgbiul
County of
Geland
Paisley
Glasgow
Port Glasgow
Vere
Robert Wylie
Lanm
Wilkie
Robertson
Ral Circus
Edinburgh
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
ANGEL
St. Clement’s
Holyhead
Clark’s
Caven
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
Exeter
Elliot's
MTH
Riley's Blaser
York House
Bath
Mistol
Townsend's Bush Inn
York
Serpoul
Binningham
Sorwich
Ipswich
Watson
Incoln
Yorkshire
Dovor
Fine Arta
Winchester Bruce
Dap's
Leicester
Love's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy’s
Coventry
Packwood
Tistol
Niblet
Irighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Leats
Canterbury
Tally-Ho
Tdock
Clements and
Boultop
Kent Road
Heltenham
Haines
Gilly
Chelayeh
Ross
Abergavenny
Ton
Ceres
Naylor
Notingham
Derby Times
Shrewbury
Oxfordshire
Jouskouth
Nance
Fourne
Lale of Wight
Gueraspy
1Ymouth
Atham Nelson
Edworth
Areey
French
Wen Sein
Hte
Op Imdford Union
Faulkner's
W. Chaplin and Co
Ereland
Corinna
Re Mode
Britannia
Schleman
Hytianus Coef
Manson
Warren
Morocco
Eath
L. BE. L. Loudon
Longman, Rees,Orme
Brown, Green
Longman
Stanfield
Charlotte Buller
Parris
Maradan Carson
SHE Court Magazine
Mrs. Norton
Hemans
John Sinclair
Charles Dalton
Omega
Sheridan Knowles
Mrs Norton
Belgium
Holland
Prince Too
Hungary
C. Macfarlane
Pont Neuwf
C. N.B
Court
Edward Bull
Hollvs Street
Cavendish Square
F. Vane
Sir Samuel Romilly
Davies
Wardell
Portland, Terrace
Long
Regent
Thames
Battersea
R. W. W. Simpson
Marr
Amunrow
William Birmingham
Newnan
Pridmore
Fathorne
Battersea-badge
White Hart
Nind and Cotterill
Throgmorton-street
Robert Searles
Kent-road
the Mart
W. W Simpson
Bucklersbury
St. Mary-at-Hill
Love-lane
Richard van Heythuysen
Jobhin-street
Bedford-row
W.W Simpson
New Palace
Pimlico
King’s Road
Chelsea
RW. W. Simpson
Robert Pinney
Hemus Terrace
Military Asylum
Chelsea Hospital
Stafford-place
South Pimlico
Hele
Pinney
Hemae-terrace
King
Charlotte-street
Messrs. Jones and Sons
Millman-place
W.W. Simpson
Lincolnshire
Spalding
Wyckeham
Weston
Market
Richard Lawson
Pinchbeck
Bourne
Charles Dolby
Thomas Plowright
Carter
Peacock Inn
Boston
Messrs. Barrett
Turvile
Eyston
Soutisquare
Gray's Inn
W. W. Simpson
Ocklersbury
Howard
Fleet-street
LAW Intelligence
Serjeant
Spankie
Big
Court OF King’s Bench
King J. Jones
Merewether
Bristol
Bompas
Charles I
Chambelain
Killigrew
Davenant
Forbeses
Duke of Bedford
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