Eastern Counties Railway Company General Meeting Proceedings 1636
A long report from a September 1636 meeting at Bishopsgate and Austin Friars details votes to certify the registry book, grant pay to provisional committee members, set directors’ remuneration, and thank engineers and officers for guiding the Eastern Counties Railway incorporation. It notes a 1500 pounds and 2400 pounds annual allowances, with approval of the printed report and director’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faastern Counties Railway
London
Norwich
Yarmouth
Rowford
Chelensford
Colchester
Ipswich
Bishopsgate Street
Henry Bosanquet
Juin Chevallier Cobbold
Eeq
John Copeland
Fsq
Chelmsford
Tvod
Prentice, Esq
Stow-market
Thomas Evans
Ilse
T.T. Rigby
Joseph Antrim Webbe
Eastern Counties Railway
William Heath
Richard P. Lemon
Wm. Heath
Bay
John Whitehead
Board of Directors
Samuel Wella
Major Richards
John Braithwaite
Samuel Wells
Captain Blakeles
Henry Bosangquet
J.C. Robertson
Austin-friars
Birmingham and
Derby Junction Railwayy
Dee's Hotel
Binningham
Henry Smith
Birmingham and In Junction Railway
Grvta
Derby
Leeds
Sheffield
Birmingham
Gloucester
Hull
Birmingham and Derby
Hadeway
London and Birmingham
Manchester
Manchester South Union Railway
George Ste. Phensop
C Company
Onebridge
Tamworth
London and Birmingham Railway
Rugby
Birmingham and Derby Railway Company
Stonebridge
Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Certif icates for Shares
Notices state that share certificates will be ready for delivery after the 22nd instant at the Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Office. Instructions require original proprietors or authorized agents to sign the register, with details to be filled in by the signatory. General Steam Navigation Company ads promote steam packets to Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend Calais Boulogne and coastal routes with reduced fares and new ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Ib Peeemane
Tamworh
Birmingham
Henry Sithee
James Pearson
Francis Ds . Lites Prascaag
Aoc Laeoe
William Beale
Baa
Abel Peyton
Joseph Walker
Samuel Beale
Daniel Ledexm
R. T. Moore
Pithy
Dieta
Henry Smith
Oswald Mosley
Etteg
Fairmingham and Derby Junction
Irminghem and
Perby Junction
Inn and Birmingham
Rand
Birmingham and Derby Junction
Irmingham
Derby Junction
Waterloo-street
Binningham
Sept
Renry Smith
N.B
Birmingham and
Uerby
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburgh
Antwerp
the Rhine
Antwer Company
Ostend
Calais
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
London Bridge
Ramsgate
Margate
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Berwick-On Tweed
London and Edinburgh Steamy Packet Company
Brunswick
Blackwall
Berwick on-Tweed
Clarence
Rotterdam
Messrs
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Minories
Lightly
Simon
Fenchurch-street
Bertin
Regent Circes
Piccadilly
Lombard Street
Acl
Charing-creen
Regent Circus
Lombard Treet
Recovery of Small Debts letter to the editor
A Westminster correspondent notes the 1536 Act for the Recovery of Small Debts limits to five pounds, not ten, and praises the measure as valuable for tradesmen. The writer urges publication of unclaimed sums and claimant names by the court clerks, asking the editor to help publish a list akin to unclaimed dividends.
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Westminster
Traptsman
Swestminster
Revoluing Charge At Greenwich Petty Sessions
Rev D'Arcy Haggitt and Nicholas Newherry appeared at Greenwich Petty Sessions on charges of drunken driving assaulting police and other offences on a Dartford road journey toward London. Both men, claiming noble connections, were remanded after preliminary evidence and bail set at 1000 pounds each for trial at the Keotalsaires.
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Greenwich
D'Arcy Haggitt
Lerck
Worcester
Belgrave-place
Pimlico
Nicholas Newherry
Stafford-street
Pall-Wiall
Pigeon
Christ's Hospital
London
Dartford Road
Blackheath-hill
Police Intelligence The Liverpool Post Office Letter Bomb Attempt
The case centers on an alleged letter bomb plot at Liverpool Post Office reported after explosive letters were found. Joseph Gomez, a Spaniard recently arrived from America, was arrested with loaded pistols and a spring-opening dirk in his lodgings. The trunk held several incendiary letters. Gomez is to be brought up again on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Bow-Street
Havannah
Ruthven
Peacock
Post Office
Joseph Gomez
America
Red Rover
Lad-lane
Benbow's Place
Galden-lane
Tia
Bis
Muoday
Outrage by Police Constables in Marylebone
In Marylebone on a Saturday two police constables Jolly and Roderick forced entry into Gallant’s Holbrook Court home without authority. They allegedly beat Mary Gallant and her husband while threatening with a pistol, dragging the husband to the station. The magistrate fined Jolly five pounds or two months and cautioned Roderick.
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Marylebone
Jolly
Messrs
Rawliesco
Baring
Gallant
Holbrook-court
Fitzroy Market
Roderick
Harriet Gallant
Connor
Button
Bhein
Aod
Jully
Mary Ann Dighart
Ile
Garman
Rawlinson
Mr. Rawlinson
Theo
Jody
Rawlinsouo
Olive ranch owner charged after shooting at swallow
Joseph Hawkins owner of the Olive ranch and Paddington boat No 1 was charged with discharging a gun at a swallow and wounding five young girls Harriet Vickers and Jane Walters severely in the face. The incident occurred as he passed under Park road Bridge St Johns Wood on the boat when the children on the bridge received the shot. Vickers near the eye had shots lodged in her cheek and eye socket seen. The injured were taken home to Shoelane after prompt surgical aid. Hawkins expressed regret and was discharged after making recompense to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hawkins
Paddington Boat
Harriet Vickers
Jane Walters
Park Road Bridge
St. Juhan’s Wood
Vickers
Shoelane
Diet table directions for Croydon Union workhouse
The Poor Law Commission directs the Croydon Union Guardians to adopt a dietary table. Breakfast and supper: bread and a pint and a half of gruel. Sunday and Thursday dinners: six ounces of meat and sixteen ounces of vegetables. Monday and Friday: one and a half pints of port and six ounces of bread. Tuesday: twelve ounces bread and twelve ounces suet pudding. Wednesday and Saturday: eight ounces bread and two ounces cheese or one ounce butter. The menu to be enacted immediately. Also reports gale conditions and local maritime disruption plus crime notes from the Metropolis.
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Board of Guardians of the
Croydon Union
Poor Law Cetmnussivovra
Ramsgate
Dover
Poreland
London
Wardour-street
Pao
Leeds Times
Funeral of Madame Malibran at Manchester Collegiated Church
The remains of Madame Malibran de Bennot were buried in Manchester after a weekend funeral. A committee report details her illness during the festival and asserts no inquest was warranted. It notes De Beriot's abrupt departure and states no evidence supports faulty treatment. The committee expresses public sympathy and responsibility shared by the festival committee.
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Manchester
Madame Malibran
de Bernot
Mr. Beale
St. Anne's Square
Mr. Willett
Continent
Madame Malibrac
Brussels
Willert
Bellomini
de Beriot
Bellomint
Mafibran
Brassela
M. Malibran
Belgium
Richardson
Hellomini
London
Antwerp
Metropolis
W. S. Rutter
Fhuraiay Mornieg
Oller
John Macvicar
Bhoroughteeve
Madame de Bennot
Ollier
Mr. Willert
Beale
Monsieur de Bennot
Bellomuni
Monsieur de Bruiut
Mr. Ollier
Minaieur de Berot
Ohe Ao
Madame Maltrac de Bennot
Mauibran de Bennot
Genetiemen
Musical Committee
Madame Caradori
Monsieur de Beriot
Bardsley
Mr. Worthington
Macvicar
Madame Malibren de Heriot
Monsieur de Keriot
Cherchr Street
Dever
Worthington
Una Festival
Malibran da Bennot
Dublin
Bane
Bellomior
Ewart
Malibran de Beriot
Hellemini
Matame Malibran de Berviot
Chrge
Ricardson
Lewis
Betomini
Malihran de Bennot
Jonny Macvicag
Funeral of Madame Malibran Recalled in Lancashire Church
On a Saturday morning a muffled bell signaled the funeral of Madame Maria Felicia de Berlot. Clergy, mourners, and Mrs Richardsons family gathered at Mosley Arms, then moved to the Collegiate Church for a Catholic service in Latin. The oak coffin, black cloth, and brass shield bearing the inscription marked the procession to the hearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiate Church
Mosley Arms
Cremonists
Nice
J. Crook
Iq, Firth
St. Augustine’s Chapel
Granby Row
Madame Malibran
Aia Crock
Lancashire
Maria Felicia DE Berlot
Funeral procession for Madame Malibran in Manchester
A large mourning procession escorted the hearse drawn by four black horses from the hotel to the Collegiate Church. Mourners in deep mourning, pallbearers, and a long train of carriages followed. The service featured psalms, an epistle, and an anthem, with Mme Mullbran's notable performance recalled. A marble tablet and subscription memorial plans were discussed.
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Macvicar
Boroughreeva
Manchester
Earl of Wilton
George Seat
Beale
Willett
Bean
Drury Lane
Joseph Peel
Wanklyn
Thomas Potter
Wigan
Broadharat
Phillips
Earl Wilton
Mark Phillips
M.P
Trafford
Chadquick
Swinerton
Atherton
Me. Fort
Sedgley
Joan Brooks
Hardman
Walfe
Edoragad Bushley
C. J. Wray
RL Parkinson
Marsden
Potter
Broadhurst
Sharp
Hodzsov
G. Peel
Wanklys
Coop Peel
Saul
Mr. Wray
Madame Mullbran
Fitzsherbert
Madame Malibran
Fev
Wray
Kean
Wae
Verpool
de Bernot
Malibran
Natibran
Satterfield
St. Ann’s Square
Madame Malibrac
Dublin Corporation Fetes New Lord Mayor Amid Mourning Procession
From Dublin notes the ancient corporation held a mournful civic procession for the new Lord Mayor, with Alderman Morrisson laid out in state. Mr Shaw delivered a long address on corporate origins and utility as dignitaries swapped carriages. the crowd showed mixed enthusiasm and the Viceroy received the new officials with restrained ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Corporation
Lord Eieu
Corporation of Dublin
Alderman Morrisson
Shaw
Fludgea
Brunswick
Sheriff Wall
Veevers
Drummond
Sheriff Bryan
Brass
Sherif Bryan
Kildare-place Society
Duttin Corporation
Kildare- Street Society
Weevers
Marchant du Tx
Davy M’cleary
Brutgrave
Phocaiz Park
Ebon
Dublin
Corporation of
Dablis
Perrin
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Monsieur Mallan and Sons
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Great Runselltreet
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