Freehold houses to be sold at Garraway's auction
Ellis and Son announce an auction at Garraway's in three lots for freehold houses Nos. 33, 30, and 48 Barbican near Bequare. Items include furniture, prints, china, glass, and a range of effects. View on Monday prior to sale. catalogues on premises and at 24 Fenchurch Street.
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Barbican
Eppum
Ellis and Son
Garriway's
Tavaspst
Bequare
Denne
Coventry
Phamsted
Mesers Stokes
Ollingeworth
Asd
Tyerman
Cates
Mastrest
Garraway’s
of and Son
Fenchurch-street
Osnaburgh Terrace
Regent’s Park
Trinity Church
Hogarth
Ellis
Devonshire
Regent's Pee
Ellis and Sen
Goldsmith Street
Wood-street
Broadwood and Sons
Ditts
Esses, Ellis and Son
Jones Smith
Woodstreet
J. F. Groom
Abchurch-lane
Jury
Paschal-lane
Cheapside
Fenchurch Street
Bermondsey
Thames
London Docks
ESSRS
Greenwich
Bermondsey New Church
Mravidacn
Bermondsey Road
London-dock
Coal and Corn Exchange, &c
Hardwick and Bavidean
Lawrence-lane
Cheapsile
Beccles
Suffolk
Richard Thornton
Thornton
London
Norfolk
Norwich
Waveney
Gillingham
KR Thornton
Wine Sud
Copeman
Seddon
Public Walks on the Thames Banks and Bridge Plans
Mr Martin outlines a harmony driven Thames river plan with Tuscan and Doric styles, Gothic near Parliament, adding terraces gardens and accessible steps from bridges. Proposes relocating coal wharfs and creating direct walkways to boost river life and trade, with regattas and water parties envisioned. A separate note reports a boy’s mud smeared paper found and a forged banknote recovered with a reward.
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Westminster Abbey
Weatminster-bridge
Hungerford-market
Whitehall
Privy Gardens
Northumberland House
Grosvenor Canal
Westminster Bridge
Giles’s
Daly
Pressy
Millbank Street
Westminster
On the Proposal to Abolish the English Church Rate
A dated parliamentary letter argues for abolishing church rates across England and Ireland, asserting that taxation for religion should be universal and not exclusive. It urges Irish and English reformers to unite, critiquing ministerial expediency and calling for consistent law and education funding from church lands.
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Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Esa
Siza
Houre of Commons
England
Wales
Joan Russece
House of Commons
House of Lords
Scotland
Catholica
Platonist
Tatton
Peee
Wellington
Lords
Lancashire
Commons
Church
Law
United Energy of
Lawsuit Blocks Use of Name Standard Life Assurance
Lord Chancellor grants injunction to restrain two directors and secretary of a new company from using the name Standard Life Assurance. The court notes the proper time to argue variations and confirms the injunction to prevent name infringement. Also reports Northern Lights duties for year ending June showing surplus after expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Life Assurance Company
Cuevalro
Lawson
Laintiff
Plaidf
Scotsman
Robbery and a tangle of charges at Bond Street tavern
A prisoner named Mitcham stands remanded after being accused of robbing the Greoo Mas Tavern in Bond Street of 200. Witnesses describe his entrance with four accomplices, secret access via a water closet and a pinned window shade. Other items include a broken bell spring and suspicions about staff. Separate proceedings cover a Thames waterman charged with manslaughter in a river incident and a broader discovery of coiners and a fatal omnibus accident at Hatton Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond-Street
Bow-Street
Mitcham
Bloxam
W.shilling
C Division
Marlborough-street
Micshellaid
Hatton-Garden
Samuel Hushen
Paragon
Paddington
Alice
Harris
Allen
Priest
Angel-place
Pentonville-road
Hill
St. John-street-road
Mr. Bennet
Atill
Trade conditions reported across markets during the plat week
Trade at Tre Plat markets remains brisk with scarce supplies of double milled goods and higher prices. Beaprozo and Manchester markets show steady demand for yarn and printing calico, while wool and flannel markets remain cautious. Bolton sees a 2d rise in weaving price, and cotton spinning stays active. coal mining remains fully employed as prices for food rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyoreseire
Bottox
Bolton
Swan Hotel
Newton Flannel Mart
Escape of a Prisoner and Robbery of a Police Officer
Kendrick, a Kendal police officer famed for catching thieves, pursued a prisoner who escaped after lodging at an inn. The man, alias William Goodkin, robbed Kendrick of two pistols, money, a great coat, and keys during a ride toward Appleby. After a dramatic chase with locals aiding at various points, the fugitive vanished with the gig and horse, leaving authorities to hunt toward Alston Moor and Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Kendal
Keswick
Tandlers
My Lady’s Boudoir
Gordon
Kenderik
William Goodkin
Dundee
Taromill-street
London
Appleby
Naple’s
Barrow-bridge
Orion
Hoff-row
Burrels
Carlisle
Cour
Goodwin
Melmecby
Tollar
Alston
Ton
Alston Moor
Newcastle
Des Juan steamship planned for Peninsular service
A first class steamship named Des Juan is described for the Don Joax navigation company. Details note its dimensions and decking as it is prepared for Falmouth to Oporto Lisbon Cadiz Gibraltar routes, aiming to boost Peninsular trade.
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Lauxeu
Don Joax
Peasiosalar
Moscory
Eiagid
Des Juan
Iasa
Cosdon
Falmouth
Oporto
Lisbon
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Alaga
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Colchester
Friends of Grrl
Lancasterian School
Rees
John Chaplin
Taouss Breve
Langham
Eusper
Hell
Rev
H. Mancu
Paxmasz
Siren Ea Seaton
Parlianen
Bates
Savitt
Tuoyis
Rimsavest
Buckaurn
H. D. Brann
Egq
J. Savill
F. &. Philbrick
Forcest Bay
Mesars
M. Savill
Paxman
Eisdall
Barrell
Witty
Morris
Roase
General Steam Navigation Company
Frerrate
Lonsdale
Engere
Rotterdam
The
Rhine
Antwerp
Post-ofice
Princeves Victoria
Teswsday
Ostend
Saturdaneday St
Calais
Boulogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Havre
London Bridge
Ramsgate
Margate
Edinburgh
Berwick-Ontweed
Smartet
Brunswick Wharf
Blackwall
Edinbu
Berwick On Tweed
Erial
Clarence
Measra
de Bis
Rahn
Crescent
Minories
Thureday
Mewra
de Bie
Sanday
Ans
Simon
Penchurrh-street
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
Lombard Street
Charing-cross
Leadenhall-street
Charles Bessell
Sec
Lombardstreet
BASES
Bank of England
Lsth
John Knight
IRECT
London and Brighton Railway
H. Dean
Chapel-place
Poultry
Righton and London Railway
New Broad-street
John Coles Fourdrinier
Astern Counties Railway Company
Yarmouth
Romford
Ipswich
Henry Bosanquet
Robert Harvey
Onder
Delav
C. Robertson
Austin
Fritrs
Prind- Tourer
Ialperny Cares
Ofice
Fleet- Sreet
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the News
Princ Victoria
Foria
Dnday
Bridgee-Street
Joventgarden
Gray’s Inn
Emen
Bottis
Nerey’ and Gomp
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury
Ludgatehill
City
Ludgate Hill
Great Ruswalletrest
Paris
Grest
Russell-street
Blooms
Ludgate-hill
Weekly
True Sun
Alten
Brereton
Mary
Berens
Catherine
Bouverie
Frances Charlotta
Harlow
Courtenay
Eliza
Cartwright
Sarah
Anne
Elinor
Pallartin
Marion Oo
Hereford
Henry
Holmes
Margarea
Cath
Florindes
May
Geo. Stephen
Bart
Mo Morrell
Lvla
M‘kay
Flora
Nicolay
Maria Widiw
Pelham
Dian
Rooke
Harr
Sophia
Rodney
Hon
Ann
Oseee
Seadsnd
Elisahbeth
Vallency
Fanny
Cresee TV Cose Ee
Walfe
Shallock
Winning
Henristta
Lord Chancellor's Court
Police Intelligence
Gipfard
Willian Gid
Louisa Silver
Ballantine
Queen Square
Emma Hall
William Green
Jean Watson
Burrell
Avery
John Inman
Green
Hall
St. Ann’s Street
James Lingham
Cain
Canterbury
Kentish Chronicle
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