Murderer William Crouch before Marylebone court
A Mayfair murder case unfolds as William Crouch confesses through tears after witnesses describe his threats and motive. The coroner and magistrate preside as the crowd roars, evidence shows premeditated malice, and Crouch is remanded to Newgate.
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Crouch
Rawlinson
William Crouch
Wakley
Inspector Tedman
Newgate
Marylet
Pone
William Crouch Wa
Marylebone Police Court
Tedman
Division of Police
Central Criminal Court
Elizabeth Haines
Samuel Haines
Great Chesterfield-Street
Marylebone
Mr. Crouch
Mr. Rawlinson
Mary Lynes
Marylebone-street
Charles Lynes
Witnesa
Maria Mahew
Robert Davies
Gillham
Bennett
Ae Rawlinson
Little
Sporting Intelligence Tattersalls Moxpar Cuestre Cur
Betting lists for races at Tattersalls with prices on many horses including Pharaoh Cattonite Pagan Alice Hawthorn Bramble Vakeel and others. Later notes cover Maidenhead deer chase results at high heat and Royal huntsman’s deer Highlander.”
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Tattersall
Bristow
Pharaoh
Collett
Colonel Cradock
Pagan
Plummer
G. Bentinck
Stanley
Lord Miltown
Scalteen
Dawson
Merry Andrew
Mostyn
General Pollock
Igoe
Lord G. Bentinck
Emma
Vakeel
Alice Hawthorn
I. Densy
Peel
G. Heathcote
Ford
Crockford
John Day
Orlando
A. Wood
Maidstone
Akbar
Thornhill
Apprentice
Scott
Lichtwald
Leander
J. Osborne
Warwick
Phalaris
Death
Radner
Carapanero
Mount Charles
Ray Momus
Grey Momus.com
Campanero
Sir Diggory
Diggory
Forth
Gregory
Lord West‘minster
Fanny Eden
Coombe
Anson
Joe Lovellaken
Custer
George Bentinck
Bramble
Worthington
Hooton
Stephenson
Freedom
Milbanke
Sir’ Robert
Graydon
Roscius
Tuting
Tacita
Litdefield
Prior
Captain Berkeley
Treen
Halloe
Sir Robert
Rosciua
Denny
Ongley
Mr. Watt
Osborne
Lord Westminster
Mr. Cooke
Mr. Ford
Rogers
Robbery in Wiltshire Solved by Cunning Man Illusion
A labourer’s cottage in Martin near Great Bedwin Wiltshire was robbed of 68. A cunning man employed to terrify the thief proposed an ordeal before a looking glass. The suspect confessed the theft and returned the money after the spectacle. The Bath Journal reports the curious case.
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Waite
Martin
Great Bedwin
Wilts
Bath Journal
A Plea for the Vacant Garter Ballad
A satirical verse in which Lord B. plots to secure the vacant garter and lord-lieutenancy, boasting of long service and political maneuvering. Peel remains silent as Brougham questions and the scene ends with a wary stare at rivals and sendiri.
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Lord B
Times
Lord Lonsdale
Peel
Melbourne
Campbell
Lyndhurst
Privy Council
Pease
Brougham
Vaux
Charley Phillips
Wilkes
Dan
Old Eldon
Hanover
Normandy
Graham
Stacley
Lord Mansfield and the Horse Jockey
Lord Mansfield sought purely black horses for his carriage but a white blaze and white fetlock appeared on several. He protested fraud by a dealer, who showed the bill described as horses colored black. The judge then ruled in ways unfavourable to the jockey in many horse cases during his tenure.
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Tae Roya
Tae Isray
Maidenhead
Marlow Road
Pinkney’s-green
Bisham-wood
Cookham Dean
Cookhambridge
Bucks
Wouburn-green
Hotspur-gate
Littleworth Common
Burnham Beeches
Farmham-common
Stoke-park
Chalvey
Crowninn
Slough
Windsor
Ascot
Her
Iver Heath
Lord W. Beresford
Lord Sheffield
Yyse
Worley
Staneforth
Makepiece
Life Guards
Tom Thumb
Crocker
Uxbridge
Harefield
Uxbridge-common
Rickmansworth
Lord Westminster
Moorpark
Royal Tuames Yacut Cros
Cockspur Street
W. H. Harrison
Aums
Marquis of Anglesey
Earl Fitzhardinge
Lord Wharncliffe
Alfred Paget
M.P
Lord de Ros
William Russell
Bellingham Graham
H. Upton
Augustus Berkeley
Thomas Milner Gibson
Esq
Erle
Armstrong
Delme Radcliffe
Greenwich
Lord A. Paget
Sabrina
Meesom
Sophia
Yacht Tavern
Harrison
Gravesend
Nore
Doncaster Corp
Robin Hood
Henry the Eighth
Catherine
Higgs
St. George’s Hospital
Thomas Hedges
St. George's Hospital
Lord Mansfield
Sporling Magazine
London Gazette notices March 29 to April 2 appointments and insolvencies
The London Gazette lists appointments in the royal household and legal offices. George Dodd and Edward Leigh Master receive positions, with John Nansom named master extraordinary in Chancery. Also noted are parish poll results, dissenters marriages, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestrations with multiple names and locations across the UK.
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Lonp Cuanberlain
George Dodd
Grosvenor Place
Middlesex
John Nansom
City of Carlisle
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Crown Office
Christchurch
Edward Alfred John Harris
George Henry Rose
Northstead
Hastings
Musgrave Brisco
Coghurst
James Davison
Liverpool
W. H. Bayfield
Charlotte Street West
Islington
M'Gurk
Holyrood
Southampton
T. Harrison
Sheffield
W. Chamberlain
Peckham
Draper
A. Arms
Chichester
R. Griffiths
Nine Elms
Belmont Place
Vauxhall
J. and
T. Metcalfe
Cambridge
J. Smith
Hoxton
Old Town
Liven
Paterson
Chelsea
D. Baseley
High Street
Southwark
Barrer Place
Old Kent Road
S. Phillips
Brook Street
Hanover Square
J. C. Crispin
Eastcheap
J. Philpott
Billericay
Essex
J. Sparham
Froston
Suffolk
Wymondham
Norfolk
Harford and Davies
Bristol
Ebbw Vale
Sirhowy
J. Bumby
Malton
Yorkshire
T. Smithson
York
Wood and Port
Burton Upon Trent
H. Fulford
Birmingham
Owens and Vaughan
Cheadle
Cheshire
Troughear and Kewley
Coodier and Whittaker
Salford
Chorlton
Medlock
Seamons and Robertson
Thame
Oxfordshire
Patchett and Co
Bramley
J. K
C. Farlow
Crooked Lane
City
Ivory Turners
Relph and Young
Mitrecourt
Milk Street
E. Saxby
Sen
Canterbury
Gibson and Harding
Bradshawe and Co
Sizers
J. Bradshawe
Smith and Hamilton
J. Clulow
Macclesfield
W. Calley
Brixham
Devonshire
Letchworth and Morris
Reading
Carruthers and Buncombe
Assembly Row
Redman's
Mile End Road
surgeons—Mounsey and Co
Washington
Durham
J. Mounsey
T. Mounsey
E. Mounsey
G. Elliot
Gilpin and Bramell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
W. and
G. Phillipson
Lansdale and Chave
Chipping Wycombe
Bucks
W, Forsyth
Glasgow
J, Murdoch
Newmilns
Ayrshire
Henry Charles Wilkinson
City of York
Carbon Ultra Pantera
Monmouthshire
Great Britain
Henry Bickweur
Grocers’ Company
Grocers' Hall
P. Phillips
Southampton Street
Covent Garden
F. J. Pegster
Duke Street
Leominster
Herefordshire
M. Devine
J. Brown
Weymouth
Dorsetshire
Sussex
J.and
W. Judd
Romsey
J. Turner
Honduras House
Grange Place
J. Wilson
J. Leech
S. Butler and Co
M. Bower
T. Bentley
Rawden
F. Parr
W. and I. Dunnage
Tooley
Street
T. Alford
Harrow Road
Paddington
Henced
Victualler
C. Webb
Oxford
Apothecary
J.H. Perryman
Hazard and Bingham
G. Pile
Salvador House
Bishopsgate Street
Murphy
and Dutton
Hull
Archer and Cane
Nottinghill
J. Williams and Co
Cheltenham
Manchester
M. Samson and Co
Macaulay and Halpen
Mush and Clarke
T. Moore and Sons
Meredith and Walker
Ludlow
Salop
Lakin and Fletcher
Tipton
Staffordshire
Wray and Day
Salisbury Square
Fleet Street
Catherine Street
Edinburgh
W. Pursell
Dunbar
Royal appointments and army promotions in 19th century notice
Notice from Lorp Caamnerzain's Office detailing drawing-rooms at St James's Palace for the Queen's birthday with knights to attend, plus extensive Military promotions and appointments across the British forces. Names include John Arthur Douglas Bloorfield, Andrew Buchanan, Peter Campbell Scarlett, and multiple regimental changes through April and March.
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St. James's Palace
N.B
John Arthur Douglas Bloorfield
Saint Petersburgh
Tuscany
van Orrice
2D Regiment of Life Guards
Robert Bamford
Hesketh
Gnt
Purchase
Montgomery
2D Dragoons
James Reginald Torin Graham
Lord W. Hill
George Augustus Filmer Sullivan
Graham
Cornet
Henry Thomas Coward Smyth Pigott
Sullivan
William Wallace Hozier
Pigott
6Th Dragoons
Cosmo Gordon Logic
M.D
Foot
Colmage
54Th Foot
L1th Light Dragoons
James Thomas Wightman
Lord Aberdour
William Gilfred Baker Cresswall
Wightman
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Thomas Francis Wade
George M'Kinnon
Edward Birch Reynardson
Wade
R. W. Petc Curzon
Reynardson
Cuthbert George Ellison
4Th Foot
Curzon
11Lth Regiment of Foot
William Jesse
Bertram
Charles Mitford
Augustus Frederick Jenner
Jesse
William Chalmers
Jenner
Charles Jones Powell
Chalmers
49Th Foot
Henry Evans Quin
21St Foot
Thomas William Prevost
Rumbod
1St West India Regiment
William Henry Ballinghail
Prevost
64Th Foot
Gideon Dolmage
Ingram
George Horniblow
Logie
Graves Chamney Collins
William Henry Kenny
Maurice Charles O'Connell
Collins
William Chaloner Bisse
O'Connell
Alfred Charles Knox
Bisse
86Th Foot
William Butler
27Th Foot
73D Foot
James Reginald Tevin Graham
Strart
Thomas Erskine Napier
Ireland
Charles Henry Peirse
16Th Foot
Henry Benjamin Briscoe Adams
Orzice
CnpNaxez
Royal Regiment of Artillery
William Young Fenwick
Cornelius
Henry Austin Turner
Fenwick
David M'Dowall Fraser
Turner
Robert Eager
the Barnes
County of
Osford
John Loveday
Wautewat
Embankment plans spark debate and public works focus
A Metropolitan Improvement Society meeting in Covent Garden discussed government embankment plans for the Thames. While praising the river wall concept and new riverfront road, critics flagged poor shore access and inconvenient city-end termini, urging updates before proceeding with public support.
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Tuamps Embankment
Metropolitan Improvement Society
Bedford Street
Covent Garden
Government Commission
Thames
Mercer
Southwood Smith
Messrs
Frampton
Drew
Biers
Martin
Cantwell
W. E. Hickson
Laxton
Whitehall-place
Blackfriars-bridge
Norfolk-street
Strand
Blackfriars Bridge
Charing-cross
London
Ludgate-hill
Southwark-bridge
Hungerford-market
Westminster-bridge
Master Carpenters’ Society
Bank Fraup
Messrs. Praed and Co
Messrs. Bickford and Hunt
Aylesbury
Messrs. Praed
Henry Thomas
Cuanaz Oy
Kent
Rochester
John Withers Powell
Canterbury
James Anderson
Powell
Mansion House
Guildhall
Whiteside
Crossly
Old Montague-street
Whitechapel
Wellclose Square
County
West of England
Royal Exchange
Ofice
Ernestox
Robinson
Michael Wells
Malister
Townsend
Kingston
Surrey
Vatal
Samuel Jefferies
Union-street
Hackney
Woolwich
Just Published Medical Confidant on Nervous Debility and Impotence
An advertisement for a London medical booklet titled The Medical Confidant by H. J. Bett and Co. It details topics on nervous debility, impotence, and related sexual illnesses, with pricing, publication outlets, and consultation hours, urging discreet purchase and home consultation arrangements. The notice lists multiple booksellers and addresses across Oxford Street, Leadenhall Street, Chancery Lane, and Fleet Street.
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H. J. Bett and Co
M.R.C.S.L
Bouveriestreet
Fleet-street
London
Strange
Paternoster-row
Purkiss
Old Colmpton-street
Phillips
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
J. Noble
Chacers-lane
United Kingdom
Birmingham
R. and L. Perry
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
J. Gordon
Guest
Bull-street
Perry
Messsrs
Berners-Street
Samuel La’mert
Bedford-Stnert
Bedford-Squarf
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Heywood
Oldham-street
Manchester
Newton
Church-street
Liverpool
Watts
Snowhill
Baraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broadstreet
Bristol
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastleen-Tyne
Paton and Lore
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
ANLY
W. Wood
High-street
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newman Street
J. L. Curtis and Company
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Main
Cornhill
Patermoster-row
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Philip
South Castle-street
Ferris and Score
Chronicle Office
Oxford
Guy
Chelmsford
Independent Press Office
Cambridge
J. Caney
Bedford-row
Dublin
Bolster
Cork
Hengersos
Belfast
Drummong
Blair-street
Paton and Love
Strachan
Aberdeen
All
Holloway's Pills and Ointment hailed as cure for long trials
Sworn testimony from 1853 attests Holloway's Pills and Ointment cured a man with fifteen ulcers on his left arm and leg wounds after four hospitals failed. Dr Bright advised the remedy, praising its effects, and the patient recovered in three weeks. Advertisements tout other tonics and medical guides, with prices and distribution across London shops.
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Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King’s College
Charing-cross
William Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
London
Deponent
Bransby Cooper
Dr. Bright
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
Bright
City of London
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the Garter
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PUNCH
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Mayer
Temple-bar
Evening Sun
Messrs. Curtis
Terrs Mercury
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Age
Argus
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Fritu-Street
Soho-Square