Lecture-room notices and public sale advertisement
A Sunday evening lecture in a lit lecture-room is announced with details of a forthcoming general meeting of a company to review directors' reports. Nearby ads promote hangings and a Reading sauce caution, followed by Dr Ramadge on consumption and a coming medical treatise from Longman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEO Adoom
Theobald
Macconnell
BEANE
John Crisp
J. Cocks and Sons
London
J. Cocks
Reading
Ramange
Francis H. Ramadge
M.D
F.L.S
Royal College of Physicians
Jordan
Longman, Rees, Orme
Brown
Green
Bougman
Multiple Inquests: Accidental Deaths Across London and Kent
A series of inquests held yesterday and recently reported in Bethnal Green Deptford Borough and Kent examined deaths from accidental fire burns drownings and a fatal coach accident. Elizabeth Marshal 20 suffered fatal burns when her clothes caught fire at home in Hackney and died after surgeon’s efforts. John Green 24 drowned after a swell from the steamer Lord Belfast hit a barge on the Thames with jury criticising lack of manslaughter charges. Mary Lee was fatally struck by a hackney coach in Kent Street and died from chest injuries. jury could not reach a verdict. George Prickett 6 was killed by a street accident at Southall greens.
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Baker
Lord Nelson
Waterloo Town
Bethnalgreen
Elizabeth Marshal
London Terrace
Hackney
Dn. Cartier
Kent
Flagon-row
Deptford
John Green
Thames
Trinity-house
Aanan
Cound Witt
City Canal
Lord Belfast
Payne
Crown
Kent Street
Borough
Mary Lee
Nat
Covn- 1
Edward Evans
Blackman-street
Sheadsby
Brewer-street
Somerstown
Brewer
Potato Blow Fells Man in London Cart Case
In London on a Saturday evening in October 1834 a witness saw a man fling a clod at a waggon and a potato strike the deceased, who died soon after. Surgeon said no external wound. death attributed to rupture of a blood vessel. Verdict recorded as visitation of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southall-green
Curtis
Adam Sutherland
Paris
Savings Bank Letter Seeks Relief for Infant Depositor
A father writes to the editor describing his loss of 4 15s for letters of administration after his infant son’s savings account deposits exceeded 50. He seeks access to funds under rules allowing probate, argues the child could not act, and notes bank officials said law requires administration documents.
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True Sun
Provident Institution
St. Martin’s Place
Committee of Management
Foreign Intelligence from European Papers
A compilation of reports from French and Austrian sources describes rebel bands in Catalonia crushed near Yariosa and Pyrenees valleys, militiamen joining royal forces, and General Lauder reviewing militia. It notes hopes of Naples recognizing Don Carlos, pope nuncios leaving Madrid, Vienna garrison movements, and a harsh Polish Russian policy with ukases tightening control and suppressing Catholic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Yariosa
Pyrenees
Lauder
Navarre
Catalonia
Romagoga
Gazette du Midi
Marseilles
Rome
Don Carlos
Naples
Don Sebastian
M. Toledi
Danlos
Ferdinand
Sebastian
Spain
Cleus
Madrid
Christina
Amsterdam
Debiioto
Holland
Cortes
Vienna
Brann
Transylvania
Schoenbrunn
Wasaw
Krems
Diet
Munch Bellinghausen
Frankfort
Cyprus
Alexandria
Strasburg
Augsburg
France
Prussia
Germany
Lublin
Nicholas
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Moscow
Don Pedro
Portugal
M. Novosiszod
Supreme Council of the Empire
Council of Ministers
Holy Alliance
Paskewitsch
Nowa Polska
Tygodnik
Nronika Em-Pol
Death of Sir Charles Flower Ends Battle for Estate
Sir Charles Flower died immensely rich after a long dispute with Sir Lumley Skeffington over a sizable estate now before Lord Chief Baron Lyndhurst. Skeffington loses his strongest opponent by Flower's decease. A few days ago near Shields a young white tailed eagle was shot, a striking natural history note amid the aftermath.
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Charles Flower
Lumley Skeffington
Lyndhurst
Shields
Oppressive 50 Percent Duty On Spirits Hit Innkeepers Hard
The article argues the Act 4th and 6th Win. LV cap. 74 imposes a 50 percent duty on spirit licenses, burdening licensed victuallers who must supply guests. It details a country inn with rent 800 pounds, total costs around 251 pounds, and 141 pounds 33 shillings 6 pence attributed to license payments, warning higher charges to customers and potential backlash against Lord Altherp.
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Lord Altherp
Liverpool Market Report Oct 9 Prices steady in cotton and timber
Provincial markets note 2000 bales sold in Liverpool cotton trade with firm prices. Colonial market weaker for Plantation Sugar with reduced activity. Foregin and Bengal sales muted. coffee and pepper show limited activity amid held stock. Jamaica rum demand steady for fine Jamaica and lower Demerara. middling lots quiet. Baltic and American timber wholesale prices listed with duties and per load rates for Riga, Memel, Dantzig, Quebec Oak, Birch and Dantszic timbers.
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Liverpool
Foreign
Bengal
Jamaica
Démerara
Leeward
Timper
Riga
Bow Bridge and Ancient Essex Road Link
Bow Bridge on the River Lea near the Old Ford is described as possibly England’s oldest arched stone crossing, with monks likely building it and later demolition plans for a wider single-arch replacement. The piece notes bequests for alms-houses and benevolence in Greenwich Hospital and East Stonehouse, plus fogbound adventures on the coast with boats wandering to wrong harbors.
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Bow Bridce
England
Bow
Bow Bridge
Lea
London
Middlesex
Essex
Matilda
Henry the
Old Ford
Abbots of
West Ham
Stratford
Messrs. Walker and Burgess
Old London Bridge
R. T. Spearman
R.N
Greenwich Hospital
Plymouth
Church of England
J. Norman
Edward Scott
J. W. Archer
Dockyard
Royal Naval Hospital
Bint
Robert Bint
Mount Stone
East Stonehouse
Hameaze
Catwater
Cawsaid Bay
Barnpool
Mutton Cove
Malabar
Election of Bank of England Governor Amid Disclosures
A special Bank of England court of proprietors met to elect a governor after the disqualification of Raikes. The Deputy Governor answered questions on finances and legality while plans for future director independence were proposed. James Patteson was elected governor after a lengthy session discussing risks to credit and call for procedural reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Indica
Te. Raikes
Raikes
RM. Raikes
Young
Court of Proprietors
Williamson
Batteson
Mr. Young
Court of Directors
Hollor
London
Board of Directors
Buller
Winter
Europe
Hank
England
Proprietors
Avin
Williams
Pcrofineers
James Patteson
Indigo Sale At St Katharine Docks Ends Quietly
Before the sale opened Mocatta stated he had applied at St Katharine Docks and that deposits and prompt money would be received for all goods in their docks. Sir John Hall read a communication noting the docks would accept deposits and balance money and issue weight notes and warrants for indigoes deposited and sold at the sale, which closed shortly before twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocatta
St. Katharine
Johnson
Sir John Hall
Revising Middlesex Barristers Hear Corn Exchange Votes
In Marylebone Court yesterday Coventry and Keen reviewed lists for Middlesex not yet returned. Debated were shares in the Old Corn Exchange tied to freehold and franchise, with objections raised by Mr Baker and Justice Wood over vote qualifications and list completion before July end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen
Pew Coin Exchange
New Corn Exchange
Nishet
South National Church
St. Pancras
County OF Middlesex
Coventry
Marylebone Court-house
Corn Exchange
Old Corn Exchange
Baker
St. Olave
Hartstret
Dyson
Birmingham
Ee R. Wood
Birmingh
Whateley
Fumati
Thei
Pele
Welch
Stamford Prisoners in Solitary Confinement After Riot
A Stamford magistrates meeting reviewed a prison riot where four inmates Wells Walding Hewlett and everdine destroyed room contents, broke windows and door panels, and sought escape. They were disarmed, ironed, and placed in solitary confinement for ten days fed bread and water. Also mentions Sir Benjamin H Carew’s naval acts and sieges highlighting courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Wells
Boston Herald
Benjamin H. Carew
Gibraltar
Trafalgar
Battle of the Nile
Swiftsure
St. Elmo
Neapolita
Hallowell
Trowbridge
Ced
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Wey
Draugat WI
Colon
Cape
Sery
West India
Madeira
Marsala
Lisbon
Vidoni
Gray’s Inn
Impriee Holborn
Londort
Etree BS
Portenhay
Londo
Ee Cape
Pontac
Saaee
Uperior
Amontillado
India
East India
Ditta
Victoria
Maraala - Arinto
Muscatel
Pontge
Ity Ld
Ndia
Tae
Seuss
Tee Eaves Hee Henekey and Co
Tenet
Foreign Intelligence
Annam
Indigo Sale
Borough OF
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