Auctioneers Offer Rare Wine Stock and Property Oriented Sales
A London advertisement lists a vast wine collection from a retiring eminent house. It details numerous lots including Old Port, Sherries, Moselle, Madeira, and sparkling champagne, totaling about 19 000 bottles. Also listed are multiple leasehold and freehold properties, public houses, shops, and extensive premises to be sold by auction through Bullock and associates, with viewing and catalogues available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
Calcutta
West India
Portugal
Messrs
W. Day
Surreyore
Cook Stid Sanders
New Inn
Mfr
Bullock
Holbern
Auction Mart
Fatuay
Tweve
Judd-street
Arunewitk-square
Lovell
Duke Street
St James's
Holborn
Faiwar
Wilke
Spitalfields
Hansbury
Smithsquare
Westminster
Giber Yard
Milbank Street
Mr. Edwards
Furnival's Inn
Mesara
Drummond and Son
Croydon
Shuter
Millbank-street
Holbarna
Waddonlane
Thornton-heath
Wheatsheaf
London Sessions Case on Attachment Against Metropolitan Suspension Bridge Co
At the London Sessions a motion sought attachment of funds by Sir Philip to recover 1,361 pounds 12 shillings 20 pence from the Metropolitan Suspension Bridge Company. The court questioned the power to attach corporate property, noting a trustee, Mr Anderson, might be mislisted. The Recorder expressed difficulty but favored proceeding with a verdict for the plaintiff subject to a future special case, and ordered search for precedents in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Ryland
Metropolitan Suspension Bridge Company
London and Westminster Bank
Sir Philip
Andergon
Gurney
Lord Mayour
Anderson
Iva
Policed Intimidation and Trials At Westminster
In Guildhall Eoliard Bates, charged with feloniously delivering a threatening letter to Mr. Bagshaw, deputy chairman of the Northern and Eastern Railway, is admitted to bail but later remanded after further threats are alleged. The case includes a pistol, debts over shares, and discussions of directoral conduct, ending with Bates committed for trial while references to public houses and a Jim Crow figure appear in later proceedings. A separate incident recounts Richard Briesley Sheridan’s confinement for two weeks and a public-house brawl context, with further notes on a Paddington toll case involving Mr. Simpleton the wharfinger and tollgate removals, leading to penalties and discussions of railway works, gates, and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowcroft
Bagshaw
Masterman
Alderman Venubes
Forrester
Thia
Tel Danet
Ascalon
Diehard Brinsley Spheridan
Willian Pipe
Crow
Red Lion
Oldye-street
Westminster
Broadway
Pipe
Tvo O
Bridge-street
Sheridan
Andrews
Jan Crow
Mr. White
Mr. Rice
Mr. Tice
Jumjpang
Notable Names Linked to Constantinople and Edinburgh Figures
A Liverpool Chronicle list names including Freme Malleneux Heyworth Alison Aspinal Ewart Harvey Bol ton Carpenter Smith Mather Ramsdee Higgins Morecroft Shepherd Martineau Bright Thorphill Holt Hobson Brewster Traill Spineto Corrie Roget Urquhart Porter Arkle Crossfield Rushton Lowndes Hill and others from Constantinople and Edinburgh presented by the Board of Trade official J Arkle.
Assault by a Soldier at Covent Garden Stairs
Private William Henry Burchall of the Rifle Brigade, stationed at Woolwich, was charged after a boy of fifteen testified that he lifted the lad by the armpits and jabbed him onto railing spikes in Covent Garden. The victim suffered bone-jiercing injury and eleven weeks’ hospital care. The prisoner claimed it was an accidental kiss in a drunken prank. He was fined 4 pounds and 10 shillings or one month’s hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Willian Henry Burchall
Rifle Brigade
Woolwich
Thomas Taylor
Walsoa
Offalley
Strand
Grand Hotel
Covent Garden
Charing Croes Hospital
Suva
Nooon
Westminster
Coventgerden
Sud
Witnes
Niesbull
Tyford
Monoth
Hatton-Garden Family Charged in Halborn Robbery Case
Jane Watkins William Watkins and a ten year old girl were charged with robbing Mrs Sibley at Lyves Inn building in Kingogate Street Halborn. The couple had occupied rooms with the prosecutor. The wife escaped an arrest by feigned ignorance but was exposed. The child pawned most of the plunder. The husband and child were bound to appear as witnesses at trial.
Marlborough Street Unwitting Wit in Pocket-Picking Trial
Two young men named Brown and Peary faced charges of pocket picking in Regent Street. A witness saw them behind a peotleman as the victim cried robbery and reported the men fled. Penny, a noted forger of base coin, claimed to earn a living as a cab driver. The magistrate found insufficient evidence to convict Brown, while Penny and another man, Measenter, were remanded for trial after Sturgess, a Park Lane dealer, identified Penny as the thief who often steals under the guise of seeking work. Penny escaped custody when Brown was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Brown
Peary
Regent Street
Prisumera
Rotonit
Penny
Hunborn
Mr. Penny
Sturgess
China and
Parklace
Menoy
Oll
Measenter
Man charged with causing his wife’s death in Waddington
In Marylebone Davis a gardener of 10 Prard Street Waddington faced a charge for inflicting a knife wound on his wife after a violent quarrel with the broom handle. She died from mortification days later after being taken to the infirmary. Davis collapsed in grief and was remanded for inquest. A distraught Davis is not expected to live. A second item mentions an appearance by a dwarf vagabond in Queen Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone
Farat
Etreets
Passton
Davis
Prard Street
Waddington
Causig
Tas
Woman seeks aid to recover Arab’s promised support
A young woman from Yarmouth appeared before magistrates alleging she met Abdallah at Norwich’s Ranelagh Gardens and fell into a relationship that led to travels to Lordoo and lodgings near Westminster. He allegedly deserted her, refused assistance, and promised marriage to induce the move, leaving her destitute and seeking a warrant or relief to return home via the relieving overseer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniton-Hall
Yarmouth
Norwich
Ranelagh Gardens
Abdallah
Lordoo
Hiw
Waterloo Road
Kindnega
Westminster Road
Traftgard
Abe
Tusko
Soe
Sae Waa
Traill
Lambeth Street Suspect Charged In Sixpence Case
James Aldridge alias Aung known as Gant Sixpeners faced charges for possing two gill sixpences for half sovereigns. The prisoner, a notorious saasher, offered staunch resistance to police, was captured with effort. Two distinct utterances were proved, a fire piece produced was ingeniously metamorphosed and deeply grit, weight test only detected it. He was remanded until Tuesday next as several similar cases are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth Street
James Aldridge
Aung
Saasher
Outrage Against Two Englishmen in Austria
A letter from Tanspruck reports a brutal attack on two English drovers, Mr. Gleig and his son, near Carpacia while traveling from Agram to Fiume. They were assaulted by 30 to 40 peasants, wounded, robbed, and later imprisoned. aid arrived from M Morovich and Batish Vice-Consul Mill, aiding rescue and transport to Loqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanspruck
Carpacia
Gleig
Agram
Fiume
Au Ust
Qiatherp
Usault
Richter
Marlaveditzi
Lichatenstein
Dorfrichter
Jofiang
Fiame
M. Morovich
Germany
Avram
Hill
Kilburo cottage of Goldsmiths face collapse in Kilburo
In Kilburo Middlesex the cottage famed as Oliver Goldsmiths residence and linked to the Vicar of Wakefield and Deserted Village was torn down for upcoming local improvements. Also noted are parish rate changes, harvest prospects nationwide, and royal and political developments with several brief notices on society, taxation, and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilburo Petury
Kilburo
Middlesex
Oliver Goldsmith
Wakefield
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and wrecks
The issue reports numerous arrivals from Europe, the Americas, and Asia, including Kagland, William Pain, Hope, and Cholmley, with crews and routes noted. It also notes wrecks near West Hayle and Cape Shear, detailing damages aboard the Brilliant and Dingwall, plus steamer Vesta being refloated near Shields Harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyn's
Deat
Wiod
Wis
W. Fine
Kagland
Bacon
Sierra Leone
William Pain
Evans
Riga
MakGate
Ser
Hope
Seager
Oporto
Harry
Canares
Dover
Sert
Cholmley
Meltison
Quega
Port
Eliza
Harris
Pantaloon
Lisbon
Hastings
Permes
Bensbal
Ceylom
Sardii
Jashe
Pernambuco
West India
Jamaica
Jobo Johnston
New York
Poore
Dolphin
Davis
Newfoundland
Toraay
Reform
Routoft
Penzance
Lady Rowley
Corunna
Groucesten
Odessa
Batstot
Juno
Sicily
He Margaret
Erngrant
Petrie
Quebec
Hoyneap
Kross
Wismar
Frau Aan
Keel
Anerdeen
Scotsman
Meares
Archangel
Liverroot
Weat Hayle
Brazil Bank
Cape Hattery
Savannah
N.E
Philadelphia
Nowagcces
Vesta
Leith
Shields Harbour
Minforp
Cambrian
Chappell Bay
Cork
S.E
St. John’s
St. Andrew's
New Brunswick
Cape Shear
Nevis
Tramore Bay
Liverpool
Opening of the Liverpool New Mechanics' Institution
The new edifice, built by local voluntary subscription for educating the poor, opened last night. The British Association held events here, with workers kept at midnight for months to finish the work. The 1,200 seat theatre was crowded, and many ladies in attendance added to the lively scene with notable guests and MPs present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouriah
Earl of Burlington
T. W. Wyse
M.P
R. Hutton
T. Thornley
Peter Ainsworth
E. Vigors
Guest
Leonard Horner
John Corrie
Arnott
Dr. Winstanley
Professor Mobil
W. R. Gregg
Samuel Gregg
W. Rathbone
It. Rathbone
J. Brancker
KV. Yates
W. W. Currie
R. Sheil
R. Ryley
W. P
County Cavan Anti-Tithe Meeting Aired in Dromoland Parishes
A Thursday meeting of Ballymacbue and Dromoland united parishes petitioned Parliament to abolish tithes. Resolutions condemned tithe collectors and police conduct, pledging nonpayment until abolition, and called for inquiry into a stabbing incident. The assembly adjourned with cheers for the Queen and Daniel OConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballymacbue
Dromoland
O'Reilry
P.W
Burke
Cuartes O’reilly
Curistopher O'Reilly
Reilly
Lord Mulgrave
J. Brady
Thomas Tighe O'Reidy
Tr. Camppett
Cavan
Campbell
M‘*Gauran
Breen
Breeo
O'Reitly
Daniel O'Connell
Working Men's Association Address Urges Moral Reform and Unity
The Working Men's Association of London praises allied societies and calls for selective membership to exclude drunken and immoral elements. It argues for democracy through education, temperance, and family involvement, urging meetings at homes, a borrowed library, and collective action to curb vice and uplift society. The piece envisions a united, sober populace shaping political and social rights while resisting corruption and aristocratic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Working Men Association Pledge to Reform Society
A London Working Men's Association statement argues for broad inclusion of classes under equality of law and pursuit of social reform. It pledges to secure property, protect life, and expand participation in government for the industrious millions, signed by the committee and various craftspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Men’s Association
London Working Men’s Association
WM. Cummeng
Henry Vincent
WM. Pearce
Arthur Dyson
John Danson
Seraphino Calderera
WM. Preece
James Jenkinson
Robert Hartwell
Henry Mitchell
Richard Cameron
James Lawrence
Henry Hetherington
WM. Lovett
Upper North-place
Gray's Inn-road
Address of the Bristol Working Men’s Association to democracy lovers
A newly formed Bristol group calls for equal laws and representation for the working classes. It questions aristocratic privilege, demands universal suffrage, vote by ballot, annual parliaments, and repeal of property qualifications, urging citizens to join in a radical reform struggle against hereditary bondage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Working Men’s Association
Pana
Feltow
Commons
Bastile
Citzenz
Doncaster St Leger Betting Odds Listed
Sporting notice from Doncaster shows betting at Doncaster St Leger with Epirus Mango Palf Henriade Slashing Harry Mahniwetao Troilus Egeria Dardanelles Abraham Newland Prime Warden Dan Dawson King of Rome and other odds and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agat Epirus
Tka
Mango
Ilto
Palf
Tol — Henriade
Harry
Purveyor of China to Her Majesty Appointed
Mr. Daniell of Wigmore Street and New Bond Street has been sworn as Purveyor of China to her Majesty at the Board of Green Cloth. An extraordinary surgical operation was performed July 2 on Frances Mantey, 39, in Lambeth poorhouse for a caesarean, conducted by Mr Bryant and colleagues in three minutes, but the mother died three hours later while the child, a healthy boy, survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniell
Wigmore-street
New Bond-street
China
Board of Green Cloth
Frances Mantey
Lambeth Poor-Burse
Sevenoaks
Kent
Also Mentioned on This Page
ANK of England
Bank of England
John Knight
Royal Covent Garden
Geo. Bartley
SB Manumeias
The
Marnees Wien Serpa Coett
Sanderman
Thompson and Croita
Quarles Harms
Pentonville
Auctin
Trespar
T. R. Smith
Bowyer
England
Escyclopadia Britannica
Chambers’ Dictionary
Join Bull
Shakspeare
Goldsmith
Ham
Tomlison
Girand
Pernival
South-square
Gray's Ine
Halborn
William the Fourth
Wright
Naval Gallery
Greenwich Hospital
London
Fisher, Son, and Co.adies
T.cox Savory
Corntit
Lala
Thomas Prout
United Kingdom
Sun
Price
Police Intelligence
S €Mpleton
Paddington
Musars
Gregorie and White
Henry Wilson
Westbourne Green Toll Gate
Levy
Humphreys
Boulton
Westbourne Green Gate
Gregorie
Cone
Rofian
Stodernthter
Vienna
Galignani
Queen Square
Jim Crow Asp Iis FaMily
Austria
St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Intervat
Ramsgate
Woodsor
Nosember
Brighton
Frag
Fox Maule
Home
Duchess of
Hereford
Yzith
Ithinat
Albertazzi
Victoria Ana ViLuras
W. R
V. R. Oy
George Keppel
Major Keppel
Coutts Trotter
Officers of Excise
T. Sosith
Webb's Lane
Hammersmith
Smith
Kensington
Roebuck
UpSn
Christ Church
Ship News
Liverpool New Mechanics’ Institution
County Cavan
Working Men's Association of
Ireland
Scotland
Sporting
Doncaster
Satorbar Nictt
Doncaster ST. Leger
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