Petit Secretaire Parisien revised edition announced
The General Body of Schoolmasters and French Teachers are invited to notice that Fenwick du orgacts Petit Secretaire Parisien has been revised by the author and assistants. The seventh edition is printed larger with notes and a new key. The author warns against spurious editions and urges ordering the Parisien edition to ensure accuracy.
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Language teaching books advertised in London 1836
A London evening notice Advertises Fenwick de Porquet language courses and a long list of translation and grammar works in French German Italian Latin and English. Prices, editions, and scholarly endorsements are given, with references to presses and booksellers.
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Body found in mud along Willowwalk near Westminster
Two boys found a woman’s body embedded in mud on Willowwalk from Westminster to Chelsea. The deceased is identified as Catharine Ruderts of Queen’s Court Peter Street Westminster, once married to a labourer, now living in estrangement and free from church pressure as funds oppose church exactions with 10,000 subscribed in Queen’s County.
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SOURWAE SESSIONS CONVICT SHERIFFS OFFICER AND PROPRIETOR
Indictments allege Rob Poy and John Witting alias Jorkue Hurst stole four pant pewter pute from two licensed refuallers near Camberwell. Both pleaded poverty and mental anguish. Court sent them to three months hard labour at Brixton.
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Watches Stolen During Southwark Fire Indictment
John Dorerun faced a grand jury for stealing a valuable gold watch chain and seal from Vir Stevens after his house burned in the Southwark disaster. He claimed innocence and offered to return the items but was found guilty and sentenced to nine months in prison after a humane recommendation.
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Marylebone Boiler Found Guilty Over Deal Boards
Joseph Gibbons of High Street Marylebone faced magistrates over a street act charge for placing deal boards on the footway. The informer Clarke testified the boards were deceptive as long rough deals, but were ruled as deal boards. Clarke admitted error. case dismissed with costs to be paid by the defendant.
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Widow Charged With Robbing Furnished Lodgings in London
A well-dressed widow named A Leod appeared before Mr. Rawlingop charged with robbing a ready furnished lodging in Great Barlow Street of five blankets and a sheet. The woman claimed dire distress after her Bengal planter husband died and vowed she and her child faced hardship while seeking relatives in Scotland.
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Waterman Whitelaw Charged With Burglary at Palace Yard
James Whitelaw a waterman appeared charged with breaking into a storehouse at Palace Yard and stealing carpenters tools ironmongery and window curtains from the Woods and Parks Commissioners. Serjeant Philips detected him with brass knives and locks. The roof had been forced and a basket of carpenters’ tools removed. Prisoner claimed innocence saying he came from the water. witnesses identified no marks on goods. He was committed to Newgate for trial after magistrates found the property stolen. Humphries requested a copy of the deposition which was granted.
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Thames Police Case Clears King Gereeian Master
Robert Nentish master of the collier King Gereeian faced a harbour bylaw charge for not removing an improperly imported whip after police notification. The harbour masters’ authority was tested, and Nentish settled by contributing 103.8 to the poor-box, paying inquiry costs, and apologizing. The case drew shipowners’ interest and is expected to boost public safety on the River Thames.
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Rewards to firemen ignite public dispute at Marlborough Street
Proprietors of Goding's Ale Brewery faced a public dispute after refusing a firemen's reward for an alleged chimney fire. Although sparks were seen, no flame or danger was proven, and the engines could not have helped. The Sessions had previously ruled in favor of rewards when sparks were seen, leaving the brewery to answer for the claim and its recent payment practices.
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Letter on Ireland's agriculture and political impact
The writer argues that England and Ireland share similar newspaper aims and urges a calm, factual debate on Irish agriculture. He laments sectarian strife and explains how law, patronage, and landlord-tenant dynamics distort farming incentives, urging reform to end wasteful division. The letter promises further discussion on primogeniture, capital, and social effects of political hostility.
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Sudden Deaths Mentioned in Craven Terrace and Hampstead Road
A nineteen year old daughter of a Welbeck Street watchmaker died at breakfast from an apparent collapse. Another man, aged between fifty and sixty, collapsed on Hampstead Road near Heary Street, was taken to North London Hospital, and died en route. The second death is ascribed to apoplexy. Unidentified relatives remain. Papers found indicate the deceased was a collector with ties to a large house of business, including a letter to Ms. Jobo Parsons. The body lies at the hospital awaiting ownership.
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Ireland’s Ballot Call Amid Carlow Ireland Strife
A Dublin correspondent laments landlord coercion in Ireland, urging broad ballot reform. He cites Carlow protests, evictions, turbary bans, and biased tribunals, arguing Liberal leaders neglect electoral protection while urging swift reform against Tory influence.
Reportes to a Roman cer to Montes exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker demanding his head if the tale told proves false and the president agreeing that words of friendship should strengthen ties and not be refused. The text mixes English with clipped foreign phrasing, suggesting a translated or garbled historical report.
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