Fragmented 1835 Railway and bankruptcy notices from London
A chaotic OCR fragment recounts 1835 notices including the Eastern Counties Railway ambitions to Ipswich Norwich and Yarmouth, bank shares and deposits, and a long list of bankruptcy proceedings with official assignees, creditors, and dividends. Names include Edmund Calvert Eay, Charles Hood, Henry Rethead, and Robert Walls Stephens. The text mentions Parliament, investors, and the era’s transportation and financial developments.
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Blacck Wall Mallway
Depot India
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Ad Jones
Ipswich
Norwich
Yarmeeth
Geneacen
Biscellatinera and Co
Thomas Charles Greatorex
Charles Street
Grosvenor
Nare
Mn Cannan
Limbrosk Court
East Streets
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Castle Tavern
Moorfields
Victualler
Attoney
C. B. Teague
Catenton Street
Linney Hutchinson
Easex-street
Strand
Court of Bankrupcy
New-Inn
Tarquand
Copthall Ga
Henry Rethead
Kingston-upon-Hull
Comns
Manchester
Messrs. Walmsley and Co
Chancery-lape
London
Heron
James Taylor
Charles-street
Grosvenor-square
Bankrupy Attocneyss
Barton
Smsipace
Gibeon
Basinghi
Basinghi' S
Robert Walls Stephens
York Place
Cierra
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs. Turner and Hensman
Basing Jane
Cheapside
Green
James M.gowan
Gerrard-street
Soho
Seateerwseee Royal
Birmingham
Jomneys
Esars. W. . Co
Fern
Norton and Chaplin
Gray‘s Inn Square
Nathaniel Shaw
Commissioners’rooms
Devonshire Square
Bishop Agate Street
Sheffield
H. Powell
Newington Butts
Surrey
J. Cates
Margaret-street
Cavendiah-square
E. G. P. Sievers
Carpenter-street
R. Hunt
Stewart-street
Spitalfields
March
Cambridgeshire
Hoop Inn
Cambridge
W. Chawner
Hinckley
Leicester
Bell Inn
H. Winkley
Old Gentleman’s Waist Coat Pocket Watch and Chain
An old gentleman’s pocket watch with a gold guard chain and jeweled workmanship is advertised. The item is described as having strong gold chains and keys attached, offered at Savory’s, the working goldsmith and silversmith, 47 Cornhill.
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Account of England and Wales bank note circulation 1835 report
An 1835 official report breaks down the aggregate note circulation in England and Wales by private and joint stock banks from June 27 to September 26, detailing totals of private banks 7,912,587 and joint stock 2,508,036 to total 10,420,623 pounds. The text also covers cases from the Central Criminal Court, including juvenile transport sentences and other indictments with seven-year transportation for multiple defendants, plus court proceedings notes on trials and adjournments.
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England
Wales
Nuisance case over guns firing at Surrey Sessions
At Surrey Sessions on October 27, Mr James Redford faced a nuisance indictment for firing loaded guns and pistols from his Canterbury-place Kent-road home day and night. Mrs Robinson, his neighbour and widow of a naval officer, testified to smoke, noise, and fright, forcing illness and bed rest. the defendant agreed to abate the nuisance and cover prosecution costs, with recognizances entered. The Grand Jury later presented a critique of exposing physioe for sale near shops, urging prosecutors not to be paid expenses in such cases.
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Canterbury-place
Kent-road
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Grand Jury
Two Bayley Brothers Charged With Receiving Greenwich Lead
At Greenwich Petty Sessions on October 27 John and Thomas Bayley, plumbers from Deptford, stood before Magistrate Adam Young for feloniously receiving a large quantity of lead belonging to the Greenwich Hospital Commissioners. A police witness said the lead was found in their possession after they claimed it came from a marine store dealer in Deptford. The judge remanded them noting a wicked system of lander at the hospital and praising police efforts.
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King William-street
London-bridge
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Wm. Kent
Henry Jarvis
Wm. Keats
Kent
Gardiner
West India
New Court
Sulian
Mary de Weele
Thomas Travers
John Neele
Lewis
Phillips
Johnson
Deptford
Young
Lander
Marlborough Street
John Payne
Hackney
S. Jervoise
Hanover Square
Sir Samuel
Beggar and theft cases in London police notes
Police intelligence from Guildhall and Marylebone reports— Alice Quin, a vagrant with four children, defends her plan to beg and prefers prison to a workhouse. Sir Peter Laurie warns of Poor Law effects drawing beggars across England. John Spall and John Payne face charges linked to a carriage accident and a theft of fourteen sovereigns, with remand and bail actions noted.
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Ireland
Dover
London
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Cripplegate Parish
Accident near Aberford injures Edward Jowitt Esq
Reported in Leeds Mercury that Edward Jowitt of Eltofts sustained a serious hunting accident near Aberford while foxhunting with the Earl of Harewood's party. After initial danger, he was said to be recovering by the following day.
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Orange Society
Charles Wainwright
D.G.M
Manchester Times
Shipping News From Lloyds List of October Skies and Sands
Ramgate notes a leaky Ben Marshall entering harbour at night from Stockton to Littlehampton. Betsey from London to Gloucester on shore but aided without damage. Apollo from Schien arrived, broke moorings and leaky. Surry bound for New South Wales wrecked on North Brake with loss of anchors. Larkins drifted to sea after collision with Jamaica. Winds WSW to NW. many vessels driven on Goodwin Sand and rescues reported. Other reports: Everon grounded, Cambridge missing, Canada upset near Humber, and multiple ships damaged or wrecked along Irish and English coasts with crews saved. Weather intense, gusts and squalls persist, vessels stranded or sinking near Barrow, Yarmouth, Harwich, and Ipswich areas.
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Thomas Parker
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Letter defending my conduct in Bedford Street affair
In Bow Street report of last Sunday a brass-bound accusation claimed the seducer stood behind the young woman prompting her answers. I deny any aid in her escape and affirm the girl testified she acted independently, with several witnesses ready to prove the ill treatment by her parents. I assert the young lady is pure and request publication of this letter to clear my name.
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Open Letter Calls Out Liberal Evasions Over Universal Suffrage
A correspondent criticizes Liberal tactics at a Wigan dinner for Richard Potter M P and urges non electors to unite against deceptive rhetoric. He argues MPs dodge the issue of universal suffrage with political chatter and urges the crowd to denounce cajolery, press for rights, and push for broader electoral reform.
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Richard Potter
M.P
Peel
S. Sauxpeas
Leitrim fever grips county as four of five Linesfields die
Scarlet fever runs through Leitrim county causing heavy losses for the Rev. George Linesfield family with four of his five children reported deceased. The text also references John Kemble’s Hamlet reading and Shakespeare scholar George Steevens debating who speaks to Horatio. Notices of Middlesex and London sittings during Michaelmas Term 1825 follow, detailing court days and sitting arrangements with blanks in places.
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London
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Knight
His Majesty
Honesty Cries From The Eye To Public Office
A reader from Freeman's writes to the editor denouncing mismanagement in a public department. He cites officials away from duty, high salaries, and greasy misdeeds, urging deputies take over and pay letter-carriers fairly before any praise can be given. He signs as A Determined Folk to Oppression.
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Francis Freeling
George Henry
Harriet Wilson
Freeman’s
West End
Tuoraday
Inquest Into Major Harris Death At Public House
A coroner's inquest at the George public-house Chapel Street investigated Major John Harris's death, attributed to natural heart disease after he collapsed at No 1 Little Chapel Street. A missing shirt-stud and medical notes suggested heart trouble. verdict given as Died by the visitation of God. An additional inquest at Eden Hospital into Elizabeth Callaghan, age four, found burned to death after being locked with siblings by her mother. verdict Accidental Death with reprimand to the father for negligence.
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Chapel-Street
John Harris
Chapel Street
Thomas Dean
Oxford-street
No. 1
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Eden Hospital
Elizabeth Callaghan
Poplar
FeeSee Pre Tower of London Menagerie Remnants Seized
A historical note recalls the tower of london menagerie once famed for a lion that died of consumption. The remaining animals, a bear and a few monkeys and birds, belonged to keeper Mr Copps and were sold to an American buyer. The cages and dens were dismantled after incidents including a monkey biting an ensign, ending with the keeper retaining his house and salary until the sale.
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