Supper and toasts honor Calthorpe street jury verdict in Milton
A Wednesday night gathering at the Royal William Tavern Milton celebrated the Calthorpe street jury verdict in the Culley case. The Milton street committee and Calthorpe street committee discussed funds, coalescing plans, and future aims, with toasts to the jury, the editors, and local figures.
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Royal William Tavern
Milton
Calthorpe Street
Milton Street
Alexander Mackenzie
Aggleton
Culley
Alexander
Eyre
Webb
Milton-street
Calthorpe
Niel
Calthorpe-street
Calthorpe-stree
Viansell
Edwards
Cogtin
Evans
Proctor
Brizer
Mackenzie
Morning Advertiser
Warning Advertiser
Carey
Aggieton
True Sun
Bell
Bickworth
Regoulus
Reynolds
Corey
Melton Street
Coglin
The British Plate and silver substitutes of great value
An advertisement for The British Plate a durable metallic substitute for silver priced about a fifth of the cost. It highlights uses for merchants shipowners hotel tavern and domestic safety, with a full spoons and forks price list per dozen and other tableware items offered wholesale and retail from the Holborn manufactory.
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Beauchamp
SpoonaJ&c
Manufactory
Holborn
Inquest on the Death at King's College Works
An inquest at Che shire Cheese Howard-street Surrey-street Strand investigated the death of William Hannah 36 killed in a platform collapse during works for King's College river front at Somerset House. Witnesses described a timber platform built over a coffer-dam carrying about forty tons of stone. The coroner and jury found drowning caused by the accidental breaking of the platform with no blame attached. a small widow’s fund was started.
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Cheshire
Howard-street
Surrey-street
Strand
William Hannah
King’s College
Somerset House
Higgs
Westminster
George Roe
Carpenter
No. B. Helen's Place
Kennington-Dominon
King's College
Martin
Osnaburgh Street
Regent’s Park
Jaror
Mr. Martin
Roe
Gilchrist
George Heath
Beadle
Thomas Baxter
Kensington-place
Holywell-street
Smith
Rammohun Roy a Bengali Brahmin in England and India
An intimate account outlines Rammohun Roy born in Burdwan Bengal about sixty, his education in Sanskrit Persian Arabic and English, his rise from clerk to Dewan, his republican politics, and his role as Mogul envoy in England securing a pension deal. It notes his stature, learning, and generous yet credulous nature, and briefly mentions the Oct 2 racing meeting at New Market with Chantilly winning the Town Plate and Revelry underperforming.
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TIMES
England
India
Rammohun Roy
Bengal
Burdwan
British India
Rammohun
Benares
John Digby
Runpore
Digby
Dewan
Hooghly
Calcutta
Rammouhun
Rammalan
Rammahun
Jam
Ramaoohan Roy
Delhi
East India Company
East Ludi Company
Clive
Hastings
Rajab
Germany
France
Hartlepool Works Vigour Amid Large Staff and Disappearances
The Hartlepool Dock and Railway Company operates with 11 to 12 hundred workers. A five year old Donovan from New Gravel Lane Shadwell vanished after his mother dressed him for bed. A nearby girl from the same area failed to reach school and has not been heard from since. A separate incident reports engineer Robert Keith aboard the Hero dying after a fall near an engine room stair and a fatal neck injury likely from a piston rod contact. Louis Puillep notes on the King of France describe a marked decline in health during his Normandy tour, with a pallid countenance and difficulty breathing after rising from his horse.
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Morpeth
Alnwick
Felton
Tyne Mercury
New Trapes’ Union
Windmill-street
Haymarket
Fives Court
Cook’s
Herald
Society
Hartlepool
Robert Keith
Perth
Hero
Keith
Bell
Aberdeen Herald
Louis Puillep
Journal of
Caen
L’ Ami de la Verité
France
Normandy
Liverpool Licensed Victuallers Society Report and Elections
A Stewart's Union Tavern meeting reviewed the third annual report of the Liverpool Licensed Victuallers Society. The committee announced increased funds, new members, and subscriptions, with plans to expand public support, district canvassing, and aid for elderly or destitute members and orphans. Thomas Rowlandson was reappointed chairman. Henry Rigby treasurer and Robert Bryden secretary, with new committee members listed.
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Stewart's Union Tavern
Sir Thomas’s Buildings
Thomas Rowlandson
Victuallers’ Society
London
Liverpool
Bryden
Ellery
Messrs
Atkinson
Walker
Wilson
Morris
Willicot
M*nalty
Hickson
Mathews
Messrs. Rowlandson
H. Morris
Wright
Rigby
Halsall
Henry Rigby
Liverpool Cotton Market and Miscellaneous News
Brisk demand for cotton today with 3 000 bags sold at prices up nearly one penny per pound from last week’s lows. Liverpool and Runcorn trade figures show 151 009 tons entering, with 775 British and 107 foreign ships. Ireland, Americas, and other regions cited. Also reports a parish election for surgeon at St Botolph Aldgate. a theft case in Battersea. Prudence Crandall school-education trial in Connecticut with jurors unable to reach verdict and case discharged.
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Liverpool
Wednes- Pay
Runcorn
Ireland
British America
Fast Indies
Isle of Man
Russia
South America
United States
West Indies
France
Portugal
Spain
Belgium
Sweden
New South Wales
St. BuTotpa
Aldgate
St. Botolph
Thomas Davies
Jones
Hadlow
C. Scales
Colonel Judson
Mr. Welch
Connecticut
Congress
Faton
Philadelphia Advertiser
Manufacturers of Norwich Weaving Rebirth Plan
Norwich seeks revival of its textile identity by establishing spinning mills to compete with Yorkshire. A 2400 subscription funds large mills to spin county wool locally, aim to export via London and attract Scotch and Irish buyers. Local manufacturers and weavers anticipate revived trade between Norwich and the metropolis.
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Norwich
Yorkshire
London
Corporation
Attempted assassination of Colonel Lyster in Brussels
Colonel Lyster recounts a violent street attack in Brussels on a Friday night. He describes being cut by sabers, breaking one sword, and escaping into Mr Weston’s residence with help from bystanders and Dr. Tobin. Private letters report citywide alarm and suspicions of officials amid Belgian regiment movements.
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Robert Adair
Brussels
Messieurs Weston
Tobin
William Lyster
Lyster
Late Gibraltar letters hint at cholera fears prompt talks of shutting sea links
The missives from Gibraltar report no formal halt to intercourse with Spain yet but note daily cholera updates. Officials may close the passage soon as business in Gibraltar remains dull and regiments in Paris total 8790 men displaced, averaging about 700 to 800 per unit. An Oxford Street inquest into W Coldwell, once an ironmonger, reveals debt and imprisonment, with death attributed to the visitation of God. Sir Walter Scott is criticized for heraldry errors, yet his overall literary force remains intact, as discussed in his Autobiography via John Galt.
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Gibraltar
Spain
Gibralter
Paris
Northumberland Arms
Wells-street
Oxford-street
Mfr
W. Coldwell
Merdict
Sir Walter Scott
Raphael
John Galt
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