Excellent Butcher Shop for Private Lease
Excellent butchers shop offered for private contract lease of a capital shop on the above line. Twenty one year term at a fixed rent of 40 with a long established trade and an undeniable situation. Premises include slaughterhouse business and dwelling, complete repair, immediate possession, fixtures and utensils valued at 500. Principal inquiries to Mr. Henshay, Auctioneer and Appraiser, 43 Bou Vene Street, Fleet Street.
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R. John Wwenshwaw
Paul
Henshay
Bou Vene-street
Fleet-street
Seizures of church rates sale of goods nullified report
An abridged Birmingham Journal report details Parish of Aston seizures over church rates. A planned sale of seized goods at Lamp Tavern, Burdsey, was contested by churchwardens and townspeople, leading to a crowd scene, debates, and ultimately a decision to postponement and adjournment. The event sparked clashes over law, religion, and public opinion.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Journal
Aaron
Aston
Barnabas Cheashire
Burdesley
Lamp
Aste
Berty
Pelton’s
Burdestey
Mao
Sheeta
Wtmost
Laup
Hordecley
Lamp Tavern
Ener
Pete
Barnabas
Cheashure
Aeron
George Edmunds
Smallwood
Mayne
Churchwardens
Edmooily
Brownell’s
Shea
Payseenit
Epmosps
Chesshire Sandi
Windus
Medmonds
Enddrmonds
Suearman
Barger
EpMonos
Mir
BouLrere
Buaxcanp
Christ
Law
England
Geonce Epmoxos
Barcabas Chesshire
Mr. Swallwoop
Ealuuade
Epaonos
Church of England
Jay
Cheera
Tuey
Nallon
Uribe
Perbon
Rmandestant Merc Chyssoire
Paine
Gruane
Fle
Sucaroan Agai
Citessttrre
Edmonds
Ramesos
Cressmipe
Payyxe
Epyoxos
Toa Street
Smallwwoop
Procerridas
Avanos
Lavatter
Eprowns
Ducker
Mer. Epmovnos
Barnabas Chesshire
du Pu
Chesshire
Cugssnine
Eomonos
Steallweood
Payne
Bruwneil
Aakon
Chessaire
Trould
Bern
Fog
Cherra
Attwond
Schuileneid
Bouttpee
Shearman
Pigace
Payne, Smallwood
Isaac Ans Rchan Spooner
Isaac Spooner
Swallwood
Court of King's Bench
Cheshire
Mr. Smallwood
Edonds
Richard Spooner
Smalls
Cluarss
Mel
Edmonda Waa Wrain
Richard Spooser
Smallwond
Konow
Issac Staarer
Payor
Griffiths
Melancholy coach accident on Crawford bridge injures Moody and others
A coach collision near Crawford bridge injures proprietor Mr Moody, a Windsor resident Mrs Sithwil, and two men, with Moody suffering broken ribs and a crushed collarbone. Surgeons report serious injuries but Moody's condition slowly stabilizes. passengers recover enough to continue to town. The wagon owner remains unidentified as authorities assess blame.
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Mlancholy
Wey
Crawford Bridge
John Moody
Amiga Wats Coaches
Faa
Cranford-bridge
Ian
Bacon
The
Moody
Crawford-bridge
Mondy
Canterbury and Birmingham trade notices from October
Oct marks multiple public sales and notices across England. Names like J W Gough Dursley and W Wills Exeter schedule auctions at inns. Certificates list cattle dealers victualers and trominers. Partnerships dissolved include mills, machine makers, ice manufacturers and drapery firms across Leicester Nottingham Wigan and beyond.
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Margate
London
WW. Watts
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
Loyd
Firmingham
Victualer
J. F. Moss
Chester
Wharfinger
W. Yorke
Cirencester
Tramringer
J. Hewlinge
Bristol
Currier
B. H. King
Fish Street Hill
Paatnershivs
S. Wiling
J. Woorbourne
New Dend Street
T. Wild
T. Bamford
Rochdale
Lancashire
W. BB. Dickson
J. Braithwaite
Macclesside
G. Copeland
J. Graham
Nottingham
J. Mounkhouse and Co
Bareard Castle
Durham
High Street Warviebone
Teadesterse
J. Sotherbs
B Ro Aatun
Hollyuush Place
Hethnal-sreen
C. Dodd
J. Taylor
Northampton
Jace Merchante
J. W. Seamo and Co
Market Harborough
J. W. Sewlen
Ancient Dalmatian Shepherd Seen at 116 in Dalmatia
A Dalmatian shepherd is reported as 116 years old with a seven year old son, living in Cunovaz. The elder remains alert and active, while Morlachian social gatherings feature toasts and hearty drinking, reflecting local customs. The article then discusses 18th and 19th century architectural fees in the United Kingdom, noting typical five percent charges for private work and three percent for public work, with examples from Smirke Nash and figures on Buckingham Palace and the British Museum.
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Cunovaz
Dalmatia
United Kingdom
Smirke
British Museen
Nash
Buckinghen Palace
Wyatville
Ployer
Noble
Someolume
Horticultural Society Describes New Plant Varieties and Specimens
At an ordinary meeting held in Regerot street rooms, Dr Hostock chaired. Reports included from the Academie des Sciences, new black potato varieties expected, and diverse botanical curiosities from Mrs Marryatt, Mr Lowe, Honorable Strangways, Mr Gitaon, Messrs Hogg and Chandler, and the Society gardens. Highlights featured a Peruvian Lranania tricelor, a Demerara epiphyte, a reovelvolus perennial with singular flowers, Peteardawa with lapis lazuli berries, a pear branch growth producing leaves beyond the fruit, and several new fruit varieties with notes on mildew and quality. The only prize was a Banksis silver medal to Mrs Marryatt. Apples blighted, wall-fruit deficient. Bellegarde and Royal Charlotte peaches noted as fine though prone to mildew. Fingal's Pear described as superior to Willans's Bon Chretien, and Dow-bank Plum praised for versatility on standard or wall. Multiple fruit varieties distributed among members.
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Regerot-street
Hostock
Lisprey
Academie Des Sciences
Alan
Lindley Orxt
Marryatt
Peru
Lowe
Demerara
Mr. Strangways
New Holland
Messrs
Hogg and Chandler
Society
Banksis
Lindley
Bellegarde
Royal Charlotte
Island of
Skye
Fingal
Willans
Oswald Mosley
Dow-bank
Guano Recatta at Warpine Rowing Contest At Wapping
The annual watervien race at Wapping featured a large crowd and ideal weather. Andrew Walker won the opening heat and Pink and Red led later rounds, with White taking an early lead in the grand heat before Pink and Red surged ahead. Walker was rescued after nearly swamping. The emperor boat Tom Haat was praised for the winner’s craft, while Noaloor boats failed to place.
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Warpine
Wapping
Waa
Union Sairs
Newcrane
Andrew Walker
James Banrmal
Rev
Bink
Green
Dagdee
Fink
Blue
Pip
Geren
White
Gravesend
Walker
Pink
Red
Rea
Coroners Inquests Report Sudden Innkeeper Deaths
Inquests at the Gren Dragon Inn South Mimms and at St Bartholomew's Hospital reviewed the sudden death of innkeeper John Precious age 54 from a fit, death attributed to visitation of God. Another inquest at White Street Santhawark investigated 17 year old Martha Rizom’s death from being thrown from a chaise cart, ruled accidental death from dangerous driving. A third inquest at Constitution White Street noted Ann Giles, 72, found dead by hanging, with family describing long depression and unhappiness. Also reported were a forgery case and a raid on a house seizing plate and silverware.
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Mrr. Morrison
Morrison
St. Barthalomew's Hospital
Martha Rizom
Ipvéstigas the Dame
Isaac Smith
Susanna Culling
Squire
Coward
Eop SF
Constitution
White-street
Santhawark
Ann
Giles
Edward Muscott, Smith
Wittiens
Frange
Kitcher
Old Town
Deceaard
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Great George Street
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Ly Order
Richard Summerford
Hames Haven Dock
London Tavern
Birbopagse Street
Henry Amlinck
Thames Haven Dock and Railway
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Henry Amlinche
Thames Haven Dak
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Henerey and Co
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J. M. White
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William Eccles
Union-court
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Bedhaw Chirurgisal Review
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Royal Pschange
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Monsieur Mallan
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City of London
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C. Sanderson
Princes-Street
Hanoversquare
Atone
Woodford
Freex
Dyer
W. Hopewell
Middleton-place
Lenton
Nottinghamshire
Opr
Ram
W. H. Walker
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Iron Founders
Stone
Commission-room
W. Pts
Berrie Bay
Kent
Wuilder
Guildhall
Cante
Clitherow
Horncastle
Lipcomshire
Sener
Bull Inn
C. Reeman
Herne Ray
Guildhal
Canterbury
J. Galley
Wheelock
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Haslington
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Newcastle-upon Re
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Burkland
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Sandwich
Fez
Reideo
Itchard Spuuner
Mr. Edmonds
Smail- Wood
Arapisa
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Bernz Kuatt
Wedor Aday
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House of Lords
Commons
Michief
Mulbee
Malgré Lui
Lorda
Herls Refarmer
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