Parliaments Acts and Roads Sanctioned in Saint Pancras
A notice lists numerous Acts of Parliament relating to paving lighting cleansing watering and watching streets in Saint Pancras Middlesex. It names historic acts from King George the Third to George the Fourth, detailing road maintenance and public works in various parishes and streets including Paddington Somer's Town and nearby areas, with trustees and authorities named and dated.
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George
Paneras
Oherst
Saint Pancras
Middlesex
Tottenham Court-Roid
George the Third
Highgate
Baieseid
Saint
George the Pourth
George the Tra
Saint Knee
Jet
Paris
Middleeen
Sommer’s Town
Goliset Pancras
Foundling Hospital
King Geese
Elisabeth Doughty
King Faneem
Ee George the Third
Pancras
Ofiddlesex
Francis Duke of
Bedk
Peperey
Southampton
Gee
Kee
George Ea
M ”Alan
George Third
Middle
Thomas Harrison
Essex
Jade George
Freund
Brewers’ Company
Yona
Pear Gray
Elanehoad
Midflrsex
Peris
King George the Fourth
Vieansin
Finhames Haven
of Eastern Counties Railway
Romiford
Shell Haven
Dunton
Langdon
Langdon Clay
Romford
Havering
Well
Hernchurch
Little Sutton
Upminster
Cranham
Curb
Fubbing
Dupton
Burn, Vaux, and Pennell, Solicitors
Bedford-row
London
Irish education appeal to British donors for Down parish
A Roman Catholic pastor appeals the benevolent British public to fund National Education in his Down parish. He describes a squalid 15 by 12 foot school and a debt burden, seeks subscriptions to build two more schools, and to maintain an annuity from the National Board. Donations are urged via Bramston or Jones Brothers with totals voiced at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yam
Init
National Board of Education
National Board
Mrcnate M'Carran
Dromaragh
New Doctor's Family Medicines advertised amid medical controversy
An extended advertisement by Joseph Hartley promotes The New Doctor’s Family Medicines with claims of unique knowledge for vic tuellers and challenges Mills and Co. to dispute the statements. It lists products such as Stomach Pills Prosilious Pills Pectoral or Cough Pills Balsam of Lupuline and Chemical Wash-Balls plus extensive publisher and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills and Co
Ges
Shipman
India
Goa
Mr. Shipman
B.C
Pellew
Medical Society of London
Hattonn
Waterloo Road
Beauré Ward Case Reveals Intense Domestic Strife and Abduction
In a sweeping claim, a Bengalese widow married to a surgeon faces forced separation as her husband seeks control of her annual trust income. Letters reveal contrition and vows while she endures threats, starvation, and repeated evictions. Palmer’s bankruptcy later loosens control, forcing the wife to seek relief through the court.
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Arabia
Beaure Ward
Ward
Mr. Garney
East India Company
Mr. Palmer
Calcutta
Palmer
Magistrates settle alimony dispute amid family turmoil
The defendant agreed to pay his wife 200 per year after a magistrates hearing prompted by her parochial relief petition. Witnesses described persistent separations and a request for 80 pounds a year, but the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff at 200. The case highlighted ongoing strain and partial compliance through quarterly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipinasee
Serjeant
Arabin
Espinasse
Knaase
Gaprpey
Nto Espinasse
Paddington Market Brawl Ends With Cousin Bond
Police intelligence from Marylebone reports Thomas Higgins and Thomas Wood fought in Paddington market over a lace cap sale. They ended up mud encrusted while Mary Wood aided Wood with a yarn measure striking Higgins. Magistrate Shatt discharged both. the tied relatives called double first cousins.
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Marylebone
Thomas Higgins
Thomas Wood
Meno
Paddington Market
Mary Wood
Shatt
Wood
Vessels beset in ice near Dusky Island report and calls for relief
Hull vessels including the Duncombe Abram Dordon Harmony Jane and William Torr lie in ice within about sixty three degrees north and 120 to 127 miles from Dusky Island with some short of beef while others have provisions. The Mary Frances crew mostly aboard the seven ships. Jane sighted in Merchant's Bay. Harmony claims William Torr beset at Home Bay. Officials debate rescue plans and further aid as dangers from drifting ice grow. A Hull meeting at Osthorne Street calls for government action and possible ice relief expeditions using steamers and gun-brigs with rockets and medical support.
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Hull
Abram
Dordon
Duncombe
Harmony
Jane
William Torr
Lady Jane
Grenville Bay
Shieds
Norfolk
Berwick
Latiode
Dusky Island
Alfred
Merchant’s Bay
Home Bay
Davis’ Straits
Independent Methodist
Osthorne Street
Jono Morley
Ebenezer Morley
William M.conkey
Ethink
Admiralty
Ross
Back &E
Great Britain
Hu Wan
Death of Servant After Errand at Thorpe Next Norwich
Thomas Lemmon aged 60 a faithful servant in service to Rev George Stracey of Thorpe next Norwich died suddenly after breakfast on returning to the servants hall from an errand. An inquest at the Coach and Horses Inn, Norwich, with Coroner William Bell returned the verdict Died by the Visitation of God after an exhaustive inquiry.
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AxAwrur
Thomas Lemmon
George Stracey
Thorpe
Norwich
Coach and Horses
William Bell
Norwich Mercury
Parish meeting to defend vestrymen over registration dispute
Yesterday a large meeting at the Shepherd and Flock, High-street, declared resolve to defend Kensett and six parishioners indicted by the Conservative Association for posting electors on the county registry after the legal deadline. Members accused Tory plots, praised Liberal stamina, and opened subscriptions, with support from Sir Samuel Whalley and Mr. Bulwer.
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Shepherd and Flock
Kensett
Nelsons
Tory Association
C. Wilson
Friends of Freedom
Samuel Whalley
Bulwer
Savage
Public Opinion Expressed Against Duelling at Theobald's Road
At Mr Macconnell's lecture on Theobald's road the audience condemned duelling as folly and cowardice. They urged gentlemen to resort to arbitration or law, noting duelling wastes life and breaks the law, while offering no sober judgment of who was right or wrong.
Alexander Raphael and the Royal Society Blackballed
A letter to the Morning Chronicle editor reports Mr Alexander Raphael, King's Counsel, was blackballed by the Royal Society with six yes votes and twenty four noes, despite backing from Lords Brougham and Munster. Tory barristers Knight and Stephene arrived to prevent his exclusion, proving broad opposition across parties.
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Morning Chronicle
Alexander Raphael
Royal Society
Brougham
Munster
Alexander
Messrs
Knight
Stephene
Raphael
Tam
Fons
Atheneum
Inquest Writes Off Morison's Pills Cause of Death
A coroners inquest at the Sovereign Regent's Park into the death of Mrs. Sarah Porter thirty five held that death resulted from inflammation of the intestines brought on by internal irritation after taking Morison's Pills. Doctors warned the pills are not a universal remedy and the verdict blamed the medicine's false panacea claims. Porter was wife of a jeweller and mother of seven.
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Morison
Sovereign
Munsterstreet
Regent's Park
Sarah Porter
Morisan
James Johnson
Suffolk-place
Pall-mall
Dr. Johnson
Mogison
Publication of a Complete Digest of the New Beer Amendment Act
The article reports on a new edition titled A Complete Digest of the Existing Law relating to the sale of beer by retail. It asserts accuracy, notes it reproduces the 1830 act’s unrepealed provisions, and aims to ease confusion among beer retailers and readers. It also mentions Milton translation by M. de Chateaubriand. Fire at Battle Bridge Stairs involves Thames Police surveyor Fortey rescuing crew and passengers from the sloop Emily after a fat melting incident and smoke. The captain delayed acknowledgment of the fire but later learned of the danger with praise due to Fortey and his men.
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NEW Publicans' Protection Society
Poser
Lzppen
Disrarcu
Gore
Adyvartiszr
London
Wakelin
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
M. de Chateaubriand
W. Fortey
Thames Police
Battle Bridge
Emily
Fortey
Thames
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N ‘Geo
Henbeey
Holborn
Ates
TANADA NADA_BRANDY
Carada
John M‘gahey
St. Pancras
Gorton Street
Bors
National Education IN
Ireland
Hawnixeton Ercer Borp
Dromaracn
Coonry Op Down
Ire Land
Potter
Robertshaw
Hear
London Journal
Jesse
Missibal Pi Sces
BlAckwoonss
Edinburgh
coxLin
O'Connell
Luther
Raners TV
Colonel Lindsay
Fifeshire
Plutus
God
Rae
Aristophanes
D. K. Sandion
D.C.L
North
William Blackwood Oe
Edinvorens
T. Cadell
Strand
Uc Ee One
Transaend Agricultural Society of Scotland
William Blackwood and Sons
Bauties
Corbett
Mleheldster
Bolt-court
Cooper
The
Borderers
Pioneers
Heidenmayer
Lionel Lincoln
Heademan
WaThis
Richard Benney
New Burlington-street
Napoleon
Bourienne
Waterloo
Bentley
Richard Bentley
Church of England
John Veneer
St. Andrew's
Chichester
United Church of England and Ireland
D.sion
Pathe
T. Kelly
Paternoster Row
Simpkin and Co
Joseph Hartley
T. Rodd
Great
Newport-street
Long Acre
J. Wacey
Broad-street
Royal Exchange
Mechanic's Institution
Circus-street
Newroed
St. Marylebone
Peargus O’conner
Eat
N.H
J-Buesell
Esieeks Stool
Portman
Rtimap-Market
Tabwar National Union
Optaer
Apa
King Street
Snowbill
J. Russell
Hames Haven
Frm
Rompord
Hornchurch
Upmin&ster
Ockendon
Orsett
Horndon
Shell Raven
Tilbury Port
Bouthend
Kent
Theres Haven
Myers
the Duchess of Kent
St. Peter’s Alley
Cornhill
T. Co Savory's
Sheriffs’ Court
Guildhall
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