Erring's Patent Extra Light Beaver Hats in Twenty Styles
An advertising notice extols Erring's patent beaver hats weighing four to five ounces and available in over a hundred shapes. It urges nobles and the public to try them, lists prices from 3s to 21s, and warns against imitations while noting the No. 45 Strand address and Kemp Town Brighton connections. The item also includes a lengthy auction notice for a grand Kemp Town residence of Thooss Potter Macqueen, Esq. with detailed descriptions of its opulent interiors and gardens, to be offered by George Robins.
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London Marble and Stone Working Company
Eshercreet
Holywellstreet
Milbank
Westminster
R. M. Beverley
R. Beverley
Duke of
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New Burlington Street
India
J. Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Scotland
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Edinburgh
Ireland
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Courtenay
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
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Sherwood and Co
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Inspector and Literary Review
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Dockhead
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Southwark
Anchor
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Erring
John Perring
Cecil Street
Kemp Town
Brighton
Thooss Potter Macqueen
George Robins
Tawaspey
Europe
Substan Tshty
Bost
Jawa
Williams
Sussex-square
Brighon
Journal
J. P. Beavan
Sackville-street
Auction Mart
Covent-garden
Captain Ross defends crew pay at Mansion House
At the Mansion House Captain Ross refuted press claims of crew privations on the Po expedition. He stated crew were paid fully up to landing, shared labours, and that the contract was exceeded, while a Mary Coleman case showed authorities delaying assistance to a poor street vendor.
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Mansion House
Ross
Mansion-house
England
Lord Bayar
Russ
Greenwich
Mary Coleman
Way
Holbira- Heidi
Field-lane
Brand
Innkeeper fined for after hours service ends in tragedy
Last week Mr Sleigh of the Old Red Lion on St John Street Road was fined for serving after hours despite witnesses. A man testified he sought brandy at 11 15 pm for a sick wife but the door remained shut. The man claimed the informer knocked and predicted denial. The case led to Sleigh’s mind becoming deranged and he died Saturday afternoon in a mad state.
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Bow-Street
Unstampep Publications
Everfield
Minshull
True Sun
People’s Police Gazette
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Steadey
Has
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Stamp Office
Millskull
Ean
Stamp-office
Metrons
Dean
Hatton-Garden
John Tyrrell
John Coverdale
Alias
Whitsunday
Middlesex Lunatic Asylum Critique and Cheltenham Debate
A reader letter condemns Hanwell Asylum as failing its humane mission, citing five hundred incurables and urging reforms inspired by St. Luke's and Bethlem methods. The piece also covers a Cheltenham meeting where Mr. Smith advocates free enquiry, clashing with opponent Mr. Milner amid disrupted debates and calls for calmer discussion.
King's Bench Visitation Reads Allege Prison Abuse
A prisoner of ten years in a Chancery debt case alleges mistreatment by the marshal at the King's Bench prison. He claims denial of visiting his dying wife, fourteen days in the strong room without sustenance, and improper conduct by Mr Chester in debtors’ court dealings. The letter from Thomas Farnsworth laments the lack of stated outcome to his complaint.
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THE
True Sun
Court of Chancery
James Lowe
Thomas Hatme Bower
Chester
Thomas Farnsworth
King’s Bench
State Paper Commission Critique Addresses Delays
A reader questions the State Papers printing commission for delays in volume publication. He questions salaries for the secretary and deputy, notes three years since the first volume, and accuses deputies of padding costs and nepotism while demanding accountability.
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THE
True Sun
State Paper
Medical Tyranny and Lunatic Asylum Oversight Debate
In response to Mr Griggs, the writer argues for greater trust in medical professionals treating lunatics, contending that legal safeguards already limit abuse. He notes the Act requires two-day notices to the Lord Chancellor, thrice yearly magistrate visits, and an independent medical observer, ensuring oversight and avenues for appeal. The letter defends asylums’ improvements and endorses a protective commission to balance efficiency with protection. Southampton, Nov 25.
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THE
True Sun
Sirk
Ander
Southampton
Colonial Jobbing Exposed in June Returns
From a Canada paper Sir John Colborne exposes colonial robbing in June returns. Details include Mr Justice Powell’s 1816 appointment and 1000 pound pension, plus extensive grants of public lands to Powell and relatives ranging from 200 to 1200 acres and town lots. The piece criticizes these estates as a tax on industry and hints at further exposés next week.
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Canada
John Colborne
House of Commons
Justice Powell
Julio
W.D. Powell
W. D. Powell
Grant
Jeremiah
Thomas
John
Elizabeth
I S
Mary B
Ann
Powell
Lower Canada
Urray
Court General Orders of Chancery Subpoenas and Masters Rules
Court orders establish that subpoenas are prepared by the requesting party's solicitor with a designated seal, that a subpoena office handles filing, endorsements, and service, and that masters rotate on cases with defined filing and fee procedures. The document outlines appearances, timing, notices, and the maintenance of registers and books for master assignments and fees under the Act.
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England
High Court of Chancery
Court of Chancery
Doriu
John Leach
Launcelot Shadwell
V.C
Form of Subpoena in Chancery for Appearance and Answer
Historic archival entry outlines a form of subpoena to appear and answer in the High Court of Chancery. It covers appearance deadlines, replevin language, and notices about attendance at Westminster, with memoranda for six clerks and the process for rejoining in ongoing suits.
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William the Fourth
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
High Court of Chancery
Westminster
Courtenay
Chancery-lane
London
William
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