GOUNESAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY SCHEDULE UPDATE
The General Steam Navigation Company announces sailings from London Bridge and Brunswick Wharf to Hamburg, Rotterdam, Ostend, Calais, Boulogne, Ramsgate, Margate, Brighton, Edinburgh, Newcastle, and Berwick with specified departure days. Berths may be secured at multiple offices including Regent Circus Lombard Street and Charing Cross.
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Gounesal Steam Navigation Company
Calais
London Bridge
Boulogne
Ramsgate
Margate
Brighton
Dieppe
Edinburgh
Brunewick
Blackwall
Newcastle
Brerwick
Regent Circus
Lombard-atree
Charing. Cress
Leidenhall-street
Lombard-treet
Charles Bessell
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General Steam Navigation Company
Lombardstreet
Declarations and bankrupts notices from the London Gazette 1837
Addresses to the Queen from several authorities include the appointment of Rev. Philemon Bastard as Domestic Chaplain and royal commissions in the Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners. The long list records insolvencies, official assignees, and Court of Bankruptcy dates, with numerous debtors, creditors, dividends, and partnerships noted, reflecting official notices and legal actions across multiple jurisdictions.
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Duke of Cambridge
Philemon Pownell Bastard
Hanworth
Middlesex
Office of Ordnance
Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners
H. Sandham
Corps of Royal Engineers
Jebb
Proposed Oldham and Manchester Railway Branch
Directors of the Manchester and Leeds Railway intend to build a branch line to Oldham. Surveys are underway to determine the best route for this extension.
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Oldham and Manchester Railway
Manchester and Leeds Railway Company
Oldham
Manchester
Crowded London Polling Debates on Voter Disputes and Swindles
In Middlesex and City circles, voters clash over parish lists and counting-house ratings. A London magistrate dismisses an overcharged parcel case while exposing a Coster like swindle and blank vote complications. A dissenting case debates whether a father’s bond with his son was a debt or gift, ending with a decree to cancel the instrument.
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M. Mylae
Coleman-Street
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Guodere
Mylne
Bura
Cornhill
Watness
Mr. Mylne
Myloo
James Collarhose
Insolvent Debtor Discharged After Long Fleet Prison Stay
In Insolvent Debtors Court on Sept 26 the fillings resumed briefly before another short vacation. Joseph Foulkes appeared seeking discharge. he, long a Fleet Prison resident, had been confined for about twenty years and expressed no wish to leave. The Chief Commissioner ordered his immediate discharge after the session, which ran until six o'clock and heard thirteen cases of which none were of public interest.
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Jack Straw
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Whee
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Iisa
Malmesbury
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Beckett Vc. Haley
Bro
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Banda
Flower v. Martin
Mys. & CO
Legal Observer
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Fleet Prison
Oeen Turekey
English Opera House bonnet fee case at Westminster Court
In Westminster Court of Requests Mr James Hemeworth sued box keeper Mr Drindale over a 6d bonnet charge at the English Opera House Strand. The court found no legal obligation for such charges and dismissed the case. A cavern near Settle was described as discovered in carboniferous limestone with coins and stalactites, while at Abergavenny a witchcraft suspicion led to a binding over of Sybil Baydum after an attempted stabbing to stop alleged witchery.
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Thomas Walton
P Division
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Park-street
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Guing
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Drindale
Strand
Banda
Hemsworth
Court of Queen's Bench
Nettle
Settle
Abergavenny
Sybil Baydum
Elizabeth Walker
Harlet
Liwnodee
Sayoum
Hereford Titus
Infant kidnap case drives magistrates to aid
A journeyman baker named Gillon and his wife sought magistrates help after their infant, left with a girl to buy a doll, was abducted by a woman described as about 30 with Irish accent. A passerby, George Bell, reported seeing a woman matching the description flee with a child into a Strand house. police searched but found nothing. Publicity urged to aid recovery.
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Drury-lane
Bowstreet
George Bell
Edward-street
Regent’s Park
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Strand
Cooney
Bfast
Chimesy-Sweeper Cane in Court on Marlborough Street
A young chimesy-sweeper named Cane appeared before Mr. Chambers on Marlborough Street after being charged in a case heard weeks earlier. The proceedings focused on the early evidence and potential implications for the case.
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Mr. Chambers
Workhouse scales questioned after inspection at Bethnal Green
Worship-streese Brutton Clerk to the Board of Guardians faces inquiry over scales in the St Matthew workhouse a jury tested weights in the kitchen and bread-room finding a deficiency and a possible beam impact. The bench declined authority but lauded parish openness while a dispute over scale ownership with Jazymen arose before all left unresolved. Also cited is the Rouen execution of Pinel for strangling his wife witnessed by a large crowd.
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Bratton
Codd
Bassingham
Bathwintle
Mr. Bratton
Pinel
Rouen
The Catton Catastrophe Manslaughter Case at Lent Assizes
In a lengthy inquest and magistrates’ session, Mr. Cooper was found liable for manslaughter and committed for trial at the Lent Assizes for Norfolk. The coroner, magistrates, and Recorder Preston debated jurisdiction and adjourned proceedings, with public interest high as evidence and private sessions followed. Ford testified to being shot at, with further warrants issued and lodged at the Castle.
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Slr
Johnson
Preston
Crown Court
Staff
Anthony Hudson
Warren
James Warren
Bethel-street
Carrier
Moore
Mazotti
Norfolk
Beckwith
J. W. Cooper
Ford
Norfolk Chronicle
Steam-Boat in Egypt and Penny Postage Debate
Alexandria reports arrival of an iron steam boat built in Liverpool for the Pacha with Nile ambitions. It travels from Liverpool to Alexandria in eighteen days but Arab officers show little steam navigation knowledge. Also, a Bristol Mirror note discusses penny postage not fully abolished, clarifying newspapers still incur penny rates for certain routes and runners not passing through the general post. The General Post-office reply dates Sept. 15.
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Tom
George Welsh
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Mirror-office
Bristol Mirror
Tuscany Mezzaria System Probed In Agricultural Critique
Dr Bowring reviews Tuscany farming under the mezzeria model, arguing small profits for landowners despite large gross yields. He notes overdependence on self sufficiency, lack of division of labor, and heavy labour costs. Peasants sustain most of population with modest living standards amid rising cattle and dietary shifts. He warns reform toward cooperative production and direct worker participation may be needed, though uncertain.
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Yeaterday
Tuscany
Leghorn
Leopold I
Mezzeria
Lombardy
Fatal Ashore Loss of Officers in Trincomalee Harbour
Lieutenants Shaw and Harkness and Ensign T W Walker of the 61st Regiment drowned when their sail-boat capsized during a squall at Trincomalee harbour Ceylon on May 22 last. Two lieutenancies and three ensigncies become vacant by this calamity. Five natives perished with the officers. Shaw and Harkness were married with families. A descriptive letter has reached Limerick.
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