Notice to creditors and widow’s caution in Walton estate
LL Persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS open the ESTATE of WILLIAM WALTON, deceased, are required to forward the same to the Executors under cover to St. Todd, Gray's Inn. CAUTION Hannah Darby declares she will not be responsible for any debt contracted after Sept 29, 1436. No. 39 Wotton Street Blackfriars. JOSIAH DARBY witness.
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Russell-street
Blooms
Momsen Nevers
Brownsbury
Great Buesell-Street
Hioomsbury
Ledgate-hill
City
William Walton
Northumberland-mews
Nottinghaa-plate
Marylebone
Levper
St. Todd
Gray's Inn
Hannah Darby
Wotton Street
Black Friars
Old Bailey Opening Sparks Debate Over Prisoners Counsel Bill
The opening at Old Bailey features the Recorder addressing the Grand Jury on new Acts for prisoners counsel and access to depositions, and the issue of prior convictions being admitted without witnesses to character. Critics warn that withholding prior-conviction evidence risks unfair verdicts, while calls grow for clearer procedures to share depositions and identity proof in court.
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Old Bailey
Grand Jury
Prizoners
Dore
Central Criminal Court
Surrey
Thomas Morth
Surrey Sessions
H. Wedgwood
Union Hall
R. Hedger
Union Aaall
Guildford
Morth
Metropolitan Police
Surrey Sessions Echoes On Expences And Corroboration
The report notes that witnesses often claim they know a person would produce something and that a few days in Surrey Sessions yields "expences." Some view these as worth little bold swearing. Juries should distrust uncorroborated testimony from that class, especially against boys accused of attempting to pick pockets, to prevent ruin from a single anch testimony.
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Surrey
The Scholastic Profession Call for a Society
In a September 28 1836 piece from Surrey Coffee House a writer laments the scholastic profession lacks a benevolent society. He argues teaching’s demanding hours dull the mind, isolates educators, and urges forming a guild akin to bakers and tailors to aid peers, calling on talented teachers to unite.
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Tam, &c
Surrey Coffee House
Union Street
The Water-MARK on Writing and Other Paper
A historical reflection on how watermarks in documents influenced court decisions in addiction to documentary evidence. The piece cites cases from 1820s to 1830s showing judges relying on watermark dates to challenge wills and debtor discharges, urging caution in prima facie evidence. The author notes the need for equity beyond superficial marks.
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Olive Serres
Cumberland
George the Third
Edward
Duke of Kent
Thomas Caylor
Hudderafield
Taylor
Lord Stowell
Serzeact Remington
Moses Marcus
London
French press attacks on Doctrainaire Cubinet over Guizot era
A dense review lists questions about Guizot and his roles from Gand to the Abbé Montesquieu, cites multiple papers in a European war of words, and notes clashes between royalists and liberal factions. Reports from Spain describe Madrid mutinies, Espartero’s northern army, Rodil’s central command, Bazones surrender, and Carloist movements.
Grange house burglary and missing charter papers
A report from the Grange details a burglary at Sir Thomas Dickader’s Grange estate on Sunday and Monday. A charter-cheat with several papers was stolen. some papers were found nearby, but many remain missing. The piece also notes pawnshop anecdotes and a comic tale about the actor Scott, tied to advances and repayment scenes.
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Irish Treasury
Dublin Freeman
Graneek Hovsy Rospsry
Thomas Dickader
Grange
Scott
P.B
Financial market summary from Paris Prussia course page
Market report notes wide activity in bonds and currencies. Three per Cents rise to 78f 20c with end-month around 78f 50c, Spanish Actives reach 27 then pull to 26, Portuguese Five per Cents up about 21 percent with unclear cause, Spanish and Belgian issues quoted with varied prices across active and passive lists.
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Cours Authentique
Paris
St Pr
Rente de Naples
Luc. Soc
London
Bovarse
Madrid
Newditto
Pedros
Miguels
Haylians
Brussels Bank
Spain Decrees on Property, Taxes, and Army Commands
The government issues decrees declaring acquietzted all property of Spaniards who abandoned their homes since October 1, 1633 if they aid the Pretender, regulate the ministry of justice with salary cuts, appoint General Apartero as Minister of War to pursue Gomez, order regular troops from Madrid against rebels, encourage free elections and swift justice, and implement salary and pension reductions ranging from 3 to 20 percent. Additional measures cover loan bill receipts, force General Pedro Mendez Vigo to report within twelve days to Badajoz or be erased, circulate 250,000 Exchequer loan bills, and halt new studies pending Cortes approval. Reports include Cordova’s epistles defending patriotism, Gómez’s defeat. News from Portugal notes constitutional establishment, new ministers, and fiscal retrenchments amid economy pressures. Local dispatches describe battles near Villaquijedo and Requena, plus arcos and Villareal victories affecting Madrid.
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Spain
Ministry of Justice
Eapartero
North
Gomez
Madrid
Perseus
Pedro Mendez Vigo
Badajoz
Cortes
Xevista
Cordova
Bayonne
Eco
Cabrera
Rabielas
Ciudad Real
Palido
Cipriano
Tercero, &c
Villaquijedo
Provencia
la Mancha
Goms
Quren
Requena
Gomes
Navarre
Amiz
Villagaijedo
Oran
Villareal
Arcos
Lerin
Chone
Ebro
Castile
Falmouth
Liverpool
Symons
Malaga
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Star
Halifax
Brazils
Rio
Bahia
Pernambuco
Diaria Do Governo
Portugal
Liabon
Porta
Azores
Ponta, Delgada
Angra
Horta
José da Silva Carvalho
Supreme Tribunal of Commerce
Viscounts
Remechido
St. Bammabé
National
Noble conduct amid royal crisis cited in dispatch
A royal dispatch commends the Duchess of Braganga for her noble and generous conduct, pledging loyalty to the Queen and describing a declaration of fidelity signed under royal order. The note references a special order of the day, a late appearance of its manuscript, and potential troop influence. Vessels arriving include Aspoir from England, Pearl from St Sebastian, and Calpe delayed by machinery repairs at Gibraltar.
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Caesar Vasconcelros
Marine
Midosi
Agwrs
Braganga
Don Pedro
Infanta
Donon Esabel Maria
Hogss
Ferdinand
Sfrmy
Aspoir
England
Pearl
St. Sebastian
Liverpool
Malaga
Gibraltar
Cadiz
London
Pau letters reveal fading hopes of French troops in Spain
The writer recalls August optimism as Thiers era expects a swift Carlist victory in Spain. By Sept 23 a review at Pau shows rising discontent among about 2,780 soldiers in three battalions. Fears of redeployment to Africa or to Spain stir mutinous mood, with pay and uniforms weighing on morale. More on Pau promised.
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Pau
Pyreanes
Soult
Junot
Cid
France
Spain
London
Pan
Pyrenaeeas
Thiers
Auxiliary Legion
Ronsccavalles
Despond
Spanis
Africa
St Mary le Strand Regatta Fourteenth Watermen's Race
The fourteenth annual Strand watermen regatta featured two-boat heats with ten coxswains, including Williams of Richmond and Parish from the Leander. Red won the grand beat by a length and a half over pink and blue, with yellow fourth. weather and a light purse noted.
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Strand-save
St. Clement’s Danes
Savoy
Ermen
Williams
Richmond Bridge
Gravesend
Jem Parish
Leander
Godfrey
James Sculthorpe
J. Williams
J. Teadell
J Bryington
F. Godfrey
F. Godrey
B. Godfrey
James Parish
Godfey
W. Parish
Treen
Ove O
Red
Parish'y
Porene Lbees
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Wilmergardens
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Kingaland-road
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Duke of Portland
Onshire Street
Annam
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Old Broad-street
Te Mart
W. WW. Simpson
Dover
Rainham
Bredhurst
Debtling
R. W. W.simpson
Dover Road
Chatham
Inham
Copsewood
Thomas Pell
Sun Hotel
Memres Dyneley
Memres Dyneley, Coverdale,and Lee, Solicitors
No. 1
Fieldcourt
Gray'ston
the Mart
Earl of
City of Cashell
Ireland
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City of
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Temlemichael
Coolantallago
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Dublin
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R. W. W. Slaipson
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Commercial Guidings
Los
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Letty
Naas
Kilcullen
Meacrn Reeves and Sons
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W. W. Simpeon
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George Inn
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Thomas Smith
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Wil
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Duke of Rutland
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Lord Northwick
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Pena
N.B. Bach
Taylor Campbell
Quarles Harris
Crofts
Officy
Fonseca
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Krowles
Geo. Hennekey
High Holborn
Mir
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the True Sun
Pavo
Courter Francais
Doctrainaire Cubinet
M. Guizot
Gand
Ferdinand VII
Gazette de France
M. Mendizabal
Naligara
Alava
Louis Philippe
Isidriz
Sarsfield
Modill
Guadalajara
Council of Ministers
Seoane
Granada
Bazones
Quiroga
Espartero
Ss Times
Iruo
Fontarabia
Don Carlos
Evans
Santander
Estella
Algiers
Foreign Intelligence
Diario Do Coterno
DM. Silva Passos
Interior
MM. Lopez Viera de Castro
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M. Vasconcellos Correa
Bandrera
Foreign Department
Count de Lumiares
Vidal
Express
the Times
Sporting
Howe Department
Shetland
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