Drug sales at East India House amid trade dispute
A drug sale at Garraway's Coffee-house Currhill followed a long dispute between drug traders and East India merchants over sale terms. Brokers Tucker Son Co Price and Gifford Arthur Lewis Barber and Co Charles Roberts and E. & Thomas presided. Speakers defended fair dealing and uniform rules while noting hardships for shipping brokers. The gathering outlined claims for seized ships and goods from Denmark and Norway, urging government action and time extensions for proof.
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Ieus
Herring
Grizzle
Mr. Tucker
Howell
New York
Taylor
America
Tucker
Messrs. Tacker
British Merchants Seek Redress for Danish Confiscations
A 1834 meeting of merchants and shipowners at the London Tavern pressed for compensation over Danish government seizures during the 1807 conflict. They urged a committee to push Treasury scrutiny on losses from confiscated goods and book debts, noting existing notices excluded such goods yet arguing for full justice.
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Gout
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Tottenham
Middlesex
Old England
Norway
Denmark
England
Copenhagen
Duke of Wellington
Lushinington
Ewpsony
Martin
Davish
Lord Nelgon
Tr. Bischaff
Lords of the Treasury
London Tavern
J. Shillito
Treasury
Lords
His Majesty’s Treasury
Whitehall-place
E. Latham
Baring
Orangeism riot trial at Manchester and Salford Sessions
At Manchester and Salford sessions on September 9 a group including Harrington and six others faced charges tied to an Orange procession plan. The rioting assault on George Innes and others led to guilty verdicts on a common assault, with lenient mercy recommendations and sentences ranging from four to six months imprisonment plus recognisances to keep the peace.
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Norris
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Rourke
M‘loughlan
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George Innes
Brown
Brant
Candy
Dunne
Manchester
Orange Party
Stockport
Pilling
Orange Society
Danve
James II
Desageien
Innes
Cameron
Java
Suchersons
Arthur Donnelly
Patrick Markey
James Mulvanary
Caprectien
Francis Markey
Michael M‘loughlie
Palace thief tied to St James's Palace plates
A vague theft spree at St James's Palace led to a child's description of stolen items and a key suspect. Police traced bienes to a lodger named Hill and a woman who pledged the goods. Hill remains at large as officers pursue further evidence.
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Queen Square
Messrs
Gregorie
Burrell
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William Clifton
Hill
Cottage-place
Sloanestreet
Brompton
Ravenor
Brometoh
Knightsbridge
John Sewers
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Clifton
Zach
Heale
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Randell
Bridge
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His Majesty’s
St. Jemea’s Palace
Anderson
Windsor
St. James's Palace
His Majesty
William Hill
Inspector Banister
B Division
Police
Removal of Bodies After Inquest At Clerkenwell
Coroner issues interment warrants for Steinburge as felo de se and for removal of victims. Shells carry the murderer’s corpse and the murdered woman and infants to Ceppice-row bone-house. Funeral details favoring free undertaker services. vast crowds mourn and jeer at the grim procession.
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Felo de Zee
Ceppice-row
Ouset Ey Rett
Bugg
Coppice-row
Nicholas Steinburge
Clerkenwell
Ray-street
St James’s
Tae
Ersons
Jim
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