Insolvent Debtors Court Dismisses Case Over Collusive Arrest
In the Insolvent Debtors Court Chief Commissioner dismisses a case where Edward Tyler of Great Marlow faced a creditor named Croxon. The court ruled that a collusive arrest to evade creditors cannot be used to obtain the act’s benefits. Andrew Greenaway, a baker, faced another insolvency tied to misused funds and a family robbery, with his son Thomas examined. The proceeding adjourned to summon the landlord and notify the opposing creditor.
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Edward Tyler
Great Marlow
County of Bucks
Woodroffe
Croxon
Cooke
London
R. Cooke
Aylesbury
Gery
Andrew Greenaway
Thomas Greenaway
No.8
York Street
America
New York
Philadelphia
Waa
Prisoners in Mansion House face serious theft charges and public abuse
In the Mansion House court, John Smith is charged with robbing a warehouseman of lawns and goods worth over 2000. Other cases follow including John Champion accused of taking money from a letter to the Marquis of Salisbury, George Holder charged with robbery, and a trunk theft in Queen Square. Additional reports cover Unionist threats near a bank project, a deserter from Scots Fusileers, and silk thefts in Hoxton and St Martin's Lane.
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Mansion House
John Smith
Chargd
John Clark
Minories
Brand
Helmsley
Clark
Ig- Journal
George Simons
Union Row
Andrisoner
George-yard
George
Wilness
Aldgate
Ufpose
Feraeae
Fr. Clark
Mr. Clark
John Champion
Marquis of Salisbury
Daniel Clarke
Bucklersbury
Richard Gardiner
Coleman-street
Champion
Dewy
South Mimms
Gardiner
Clarke
George Holder
John Britton
Basinghall Street
Sioe Britton
Hobler
Bedfordbury
Britton
Sir Charles Price
New Street
New House
London-bridge
Merrilies
Brown
Queen-Square
John Hutchinson
Third of Scots Fusileer Guards
King’s-mews
Charing-cross
America
Horse Guards
Mr. Burrell
Horse Guard
Tothillfields
RosseRy
William Carter
Mr. White
Floodgate
Westminster
T Division
No. 12
George-street
Hammersmith
Marlborough Street
Jackson
Conant
Edward Fitzgibbon
Gloucester-place
Bank of England
Whitcombe S'Reet
Dewing
Barnett
Tradesmen's Union supporters urge solidarity and a manifesto
A large tradesmen gathering at the Queen's Arms Tavern Red Lion square agreed to form a Union to defend middle trades against monopolists. Speakers urged wage fairness, protection of labor and collaboration with capital, and a manifesto was commissioned. A later Stratford lecture on national education drew crowds and subscriptions.
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Metropolis
Queen’s Arms
Red Lion Square
Roberts
Farringdon Ward
Lovick
Mechanics’ Institution
Mr. D
Baltic
Sociely
Ball
Poor Alan’s Guardian
Burden
Townley
Wild
Swan Inn
Stratford
Detrosier
Niagara
New York
London
Burford
Quebec
America
Leicester Square
Table Rock
Transatlantic
Hudson
Hudson, and You Stand In the Middle of the City of
Doncaster Races Report From Monpay Nreur Showers Of Interest
The Doncaster meeting buzzes with visitors lodging well and fine weather. Plenipo leads betting with general praise for Chassé and Tomboy wins a Champagne Stakes heat amid tight betting. Derby and St Leger odds loom as crowds discuss the days racing and police preparations. Lieutenant E Plunkett appointed to Castor and Castle Otway fair prizes announced amid rural concerns.
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Doncaster
Monpay
Harges
Plenipo
Chassé
Metropolitan
Timbs
Leadbitter
Fitzwilliam
Orde
Jerry
Rid
Johnson
Nicholson
Goldbeater
Lye
Racing Club
Red House
Rids
Tale
C Coriolanus
Emilius
S. Fox
Nymphalia
Langar
Walkersch
Curtius
Duke of Leed
Acton
C. Peel
Camel
Panthea
Panthea ; Mr. Attwood
Isabella
Mostyn
Battledore
Archduchess
Yarburgh
Miss Bell
Belinda
Mr. Houldsworth
Felix
Sultan
Magnate
Coriolanus
Cyrus
Crespamia
Mymphelle
Miss Nymphalio
Flash
Calista
Violante
King’s Stud
Cressida
Priam
Ridsdale
Luck
York
Marchega
Pilgrim
Coriplaing
Conelly
Nymphalin
J. Day
Curtins
Scott
Gia c
Templeman
Walker
Watt
Ch c
Belshazzar
Blacklock
Sand
Consol
Mr. Batson
Reveller
Mr. Harrison
Miss Wilfred
Salvin
Isabelia
Lottery
Mr.s.fox
Mra
Revelry
Connolly
Derby
Shilelagh
Wallaby Baylock
General Chassé
Bran
Touchstone
Jenny Mills
London
Careful
Valparaiso
Bubastes
Mr. Powlett
Birdlime
Agat Shilelagh
Warlaby Baylock
Ll — Touchstone
Shillagh
T.) Plenipo
E. Plunkett
Castor
M'Cleverty
Plymouth
Otway Cave
Tipperary
Castle Otway
Rcid
Mexican Mines Report Discoveries Along Barranco and Cocing Levels
Reports from Mexico describe encouraging ore finds at Bolanos Mines with new discoveries at two bottom levels north of Cocing sgen tre and south of Conejera in Barranco Mine. Additional details from other Mexican mines indicate further progress and abundant ore at advancing levels.
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Mexigo
Bolanos
Conejera
Barranco
I. Lor
Hops Pick in Various Regions Amid Poor Weights
The Sussex paper reports hop growers facing light weights in many districts due to rapid ripening and seed formation. Some grounds show 17 to 1800 bushels per ton scales, with complaints of early commencement and financial strain. Kent notes good quality hops but light weights. Ticehurst reports heavy bushel counts but near eighty bushels per cwt due to blight and short ripening window. Farnham and surrounding areas see general picking with some variation in weight, while overall county hopping progresses with promising quality yet uneven yields.
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Matpstone
Ticenurst
Ticehurst
Kent
Farnham
Suasex
Shipping Intelligence shows vessels damaged or wrecked
Shipping intelligence reports Ely wrecked east of Fowey harbor after missed stays. Catherine damaged after contact off Land's End. Joseph and Ann sunk in the Youghal river. Anne Margaretha and Furst Menschikoff report damage and repairs. Various ships damaged or stranded near Mayaguana, Hogland, Falsterbo Reef, and other locales.
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Fowey
Ely
Fowler
Ogi
N.W
Mayaguana
Joseph
Ann
Youghal
Anne
James
Elizabeth
London
Council Office
Maprio
Giprattar
Otp Hettesounn
Anne Margaretha
Holm
Wybourg
Marseilles
Lessee
Furst Menschikoff
Lydon
Christianstadt
Christiansand
Cronxstadt
Ava
Donaldson
St. Petersburgh
Dublin
Hogland
Appollon Sands
Aggerot
Britannia
Peterson
Liverpool
Elesinore
Juliana
Dandae
Adamson
St. Pelersburgh
Shields
Hence
Lusitania
Brown
Hasti
Falsterbo
Cuxnaven
Adour
Moller
Amsterdam
Cleopatra
Cassau
Matauzas
Hamburgh
Satonica
Vourla
St. Helena
Moira
Cape of Good Hope
Camden
Robert Burns
New Holland
Java
Sourabaya
Iris
Giltrang
Straits
Balic
Nouth
Hylotgah
Gem
J. Douglas
Straits of
Balis
van Diemen’s Land
Suurabaya
Lise
Lecadieux
Bourbon
Sarah
Honduras
Births and marriages in 19th century notices
Birth notices list several names and places including Mrs Seymour Batharat in Hanover and Mrs Warren at Highbury place with daughters noted. Marriages record Thomas Henry Lord Dalzell to Maryanne Grattan’s widow, and H Thurston to Emma Ferguson with other entries. Died section notes Edward Hathway of Poland Street with widow and three children, Miss Chalmer of Cheyne Walk, and Daniel Wentworth aged 19 at Chipstead Parsonage. context is a local newspaper brief of social notices.
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Seymour Batharat
Hanover
Alexander G. Graham
Hanoverian Grenadier Guards
B. Hebeler
York-place
Bridgewater
John Lee
Inet
Tunbridge Wells
Thoma
Henry Lord Dalzell
Earl of Carnwath
Maryanne
J. Blachford
Altadore
Deptford
Greenwich
W. H. Hobbs
Old Brompton
Mary Ann Ashborn
Friday Street
London
Bath
Edward Hathway
Poland-street
Oxford-street
Newsvender
Ds Wilton-cresvent
G. W. Wentworth
Onsthe Thiner
Parsonage
Chipated
Surrey
Daniel
Psubertin
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Breant
Mr. Bryant
Mercer-street
Hoxton
France
Lane
Church-street
Bethnal
Labassiere
James Lloyd
Charles Bradley Potts
Crown-street
Fiosbury
Bradley
Potts
Twyford
Lloyd
Messrs. Coxhead
Hames
Linconar Cuarce
Rossty
Joseph Burton
Europa
Ballantine
Richard Neville
Neville
Salmon’s Lane
Limehouse
Waters
Murray
Everal
Manchester Paper
Tradesmen's Union
Taeseky Shomtr HG
Tod On Plenipo
Shipping Intelligence
Dorton Spa
Bucks
Charles 8. Ricketts
Dorton Park
Europe
Witutan Mrrenece
Peppareronrs
Offigs
Strand