Saliem Simpson Trial Over Sinking Vessel Colina
Court heard witness accounts of repairs and leaks on the Colina after a voyage to Rotterdam. Simpson was found Not Guilty of sinking the ship, while William Simpson admitted sinking the Colina and was sentenced to transportation for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saliem -Simpson
Bodkin
Cory
Ipswich
Read
Harwich
Rep
Rotterdam
Ovale
Boor MT
London
John Bull
Alexander
Justice Maule
Glasgow
Oo Reid
Ranger
Sergeant Shea
Simpson
Henry Saddler
Ientleman
Taylor
Gardiner
Hannah Roper
Wiliam Simpson
Spain
Murders, disputes and disturbances clog London police court
In Marlborough Street and Clerkenwell actions, Mary Anne Mesdon admits breaking a Jeweller’s window after a disputed relationship with Henry Bennet while Charles Eyres tests bribed pewter theft and a graveyard of crimes surfaces. Mary Laing and Mary Pettigrew face charges for causing disturbances and arson, with bail and remand orders issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuaruz
Sepuctrox
Mary Anne Mesdon
Henry Bennet
Oxford Street
Covent Garden
Henry
Long
Abe
Mr.Bong
Gravesend
Fountain Ion
Mr. Long
Incomplete OCR Brief About Local Inhabitants
Fragmentary OCR text references residents and offices with garbled names and places. No clear event, date, or entity can be determined beyond the general notion of inhabitants and officials in a sunlit area. The readable content is too corrupted to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Anti Corn Law League Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
Crowded Covent Garden Theatre hosts the Anti Corn Law League with Cobden presiding and speakers including Villiers Bright and Ward. They recount recent fundraisings in Bristol Wolverhampton and Liverpool, announce a theatre bazaar to showcase English manufactures, and urge unity against protectionism while praising London’s trade power and its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Garden Theatre
Richard Cobden
Charles Pelham Villiers
Thomas Miller Gibson
John Bright
Henry George Ward
George Thompson
T. P
Fox Maule
Lord Abinger
Exeter
Briggs
League
London
England
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Mr. Cobden
H. G. Ward
Downing
Street
Manchester
Paisley
Glasgow
Sheffield
Lancaster
Westminster
Marylebone
Sam Slick
Bull
Ward
Edward Knatchbull
Treasury
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Kent
St. James's
Crasus
Fortunatus
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
India
Australia
Leeds
Smithfield
Chelsea
Blackwall
London Bridge
Southwark
Waterloo
London ‘Docks
West India Docks
St. Katharine’s
Colonies
Ireland
Russia
Sweden
Germany
Holland
France
Mediterranean
China
United States
Gordon
United Kingdom
Palestine
Paris
Venice
Vienna
Rome
Ascot
Calcutta
Boony Bay
The English Landowners and the Free Trade Question
A historical debate arguing that landowners like Sir Robert Peel support protection, while reformers press for free trade. The speaker contrasts English squire wealth with continental princes, argues repeal of the corn laws would shift wealth and industry, and warns of consequences for wages and prices. Cobden signals the League’s next meeting as the crowd disperses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nova Scotia
London
Hungary
France
Sir R. Peel
Tamworth
Mr. Ward
Robert Peel
Colonel Sibthorp
Villiers
Cobden
Right
Baronet
Thames
England
Ward
Lord Ashley
O’connor
Colonel Thompson
George Thompson
Opening of Easter Term in the Irish State Trials
The Dublin Queen's Bench Court opened Easter Term with high public interest as Daniel O'Connell and co traversers face possible new trials and motions. Affidavits were filed challenging the prior verdicts amid complaints of jury irregularities and judicial misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Court of Queen's Bench
O'Connell
John O'Connell
Messrs. O'Connell
Dr. Gray
Ray
Mr. Steele
Crown Office
Queen v
Daniel O'Connell
John Jason Rigby
John Rigby
Suffolk-street
Dublin
John Jason- Rigby
Wm. Forde
John M. Cantwell
Thomas Reilly
Wir
Kemmis
Thomas Steele
Steele
Grey
Duffy
Barnett
Father Tierney
Tom Smith
Traversers
Traversera
Cunica Rates Hearing At Uxbridge Crowded Court
Magistrates at the King's Arms in Uxbridge hear nonpayment of church rates with dense local attendance. Defaulters mostly promise payment, with pro forma distress warrants issued against Society of Poors members. Somerset assizes report: 149 prisoners, 35 acquitted, 17 ignored bills, 52 acquittals. A Salisbury brewery fire causes substantial damage and unknown origin. Surrey sessions laud police, noting foreman and chairman praise for clear, precise evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Arms Inn
Uxbridge
Heariag
W.S. Wiseman
Bart
T. Dagrall
T. T. Clark
C. Newedigate
H. Norton
E. Sith
Chancery Lane
Smith
Norton
Society of Pores
Somerset Assizes
Salispury
Gedding and Co
Salisbury
Surrey
Dissenters Marriage Act notices and insolvency lists
The London Gazettes listing notices of chapels certified to solemnise marriages, insolvency declarations and a long roster of debtors, bankrupts, dividends, partnerships dissolved and related resolic issues across numerous towns and trades. Names include T Nixon Kettering plumber and many others with occupations from baker to engraver, spanning Northamptonshire to London and Yorkshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White'shill
Winterbourne
Gloucestershire
Cliffy Old
Lewes
Sussex
T. Nixon
Kettering
Northamptonshire
T. Thurlow
Chingford
Essex
E. Newman
Westbury
Wiltshire
J. Jewers
Catherine Buildings
Pimlico
P. M'Nally
Chenies Street
Bedford Square
Carrier
J. R. Brooks
Rochester
G. Rhodes
Sheffield
Penknife Entler
C. Challiner
C. Challinger
Rotherham
Yorkshire
J. Wall
Ian
Bristol
H.C. Carter
Hammersmith
C. Chard
Sen
West Lydford
Somersetshire
Millee
W. G. Sladden
Clapton
H. I. Sladden
Emloy
T. Johnston
Wellington
Shropshire
E. Dolley
Meards Street
Soho
J. Matthews
W. Fletcher
Bawtrs
L. Thompson
Harwich
T. Shaw
Tarporley
Cheshire
St. Watson
Laddington
Lincolnshire
Eton Taylor
Bradford
Cowper
S. Ellis
Juiner Firth
Halifax
Slater
E. Lloyd
Liverpool
Baker
T. W. Parkinson
Ihminster
W. Plant
Stockport
Bat Glock Turner
W. Hoye
Hulme
Lancashire
Saidier
E Bently
Whalley
R. Davidson
Nestcastle-upon-Tyne
J. Locke
Chapel Street
Grosvenor Place
E. Randall
Bath
Nostilion
W. Barber
Hermes Street
Pentonville
W. H. Worley
Shattnesbury Street
Hoxton
Vaugint Terrace
Kensington
W. Elson
Northampton
Hawker
T. Watson
Camomile Street
Bishopsgate
Victualler
R. Cross
Jermyn Street
Saddler
H. Thorpe
J. Nall
Chesterfield
J. Quinn
J. Metcalf
J. Hardley
Newport
Isle of Wight
Argyll Place
Regent Street
Fowell
Covent Garden
Hughes and Hunter
St. Leonards On Sea
H. F. Turner
Myddelton Street
Clerkenwell
J. D. Loder
J. E. Bunker
Dempsey Street
Commercial Road
J. Potter
Manchester
W. Hoare
Alstenefield
Staffordshire
Apothecary
Richardson
Brothers
Stuningley
Liendrapers
Gray, Clark
Henderson and Atkin
Stockton Upon Tees
Whiteley and Clay
Dewsbury
Lord and Heap
Moston Bottoms
Wason and Dowty
Shepton Mallett
G. Donne
J. Pring
Kirk and Smith
Kingston Upon Hull
J. Churchman and Co
Ipswich
Waller and Sparks
Houndaditch
J. and
T. Steen
Burnley
Watson, Dyson
Jackson, Lewis
J. Dyson
J. Mallard and Co
Kendal
Pringle and Tate
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Aldridge, Brothers, and Co
Leith
Ste
Court and Crown notices from Buckingham Palace and Scotland
At Buckingham Palace on April 17 the Queen in Council swore John Hope and Frederick Pollock to the Privy Council. William Earl of Lonsdale appointed lord lieutenant for Cumberland and Westmoreland. Education inspectors named for Wakefield. Church appointments in Stornoway. Army officer moves and buys across multiple regiments listed. Notable public notices include poor law commission actions in Somerset, sugar price data, bankruptcy list, dividend notices, dissolved partnerships, and Scotch sequestration reports.
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Buckingham Palace
John Hope
Scotland
Frederick Pollock
Court of Exchequer
William Earl of
Lonsdale
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Council On Education
H. Walford Bellairs
Frederick Watkins
Joseph Fletcher
WakeHxam
Juin Lees
Stornoway
County of Ross
John Cameron
Edderton
Tain
War Office
4Th Regiment of Foot
Dominick ‘ Jacotin Gamble
Purchase
Ellison
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
16Th Foot
George Alfred Ellis Wall
Nembhard
George de la Poer Beresford
Wall
18Th Foot
Archibald Neill Campbell
Foot
William Macgregor
Bart
John Meacham
Marshall
40Th Foot
George Webb
1St
West India Regiment
Olpherts
1St Weat Judie
Rowland Agar
Thompson
John Orr
Elrington
13Th Light Dragoons
Henry Call Lodder
Orr
Joseph Birney
Lodder
James Waddell
Lacy
Edward Nugent Daly
Masterson
Philip Blundell Bicknell
Brown
William Percy Lea
O'Brien
Sir William Macgregor, Bart
Campbell
95Th Foot
Edmund John Cruice
Tathwell
Julius Augustus Robert Raines
Cruice
Thomas Browne Feneran
Raines
1St West India Regiment
Richard D'Oyly Fletcher
Webb
William Sankey
Fletcher
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
James Morley
Thomas Broughton Charlton
North Riding
County of
York
Earl of Mulgrave
Henry Coors
Sir William Lawson
Hart
George Witham
John Thomas Wharton
Orrick Or
TRE Poor Law Commissioners
William the Fourth
England
Wales
Thomas Francis Wade
Justice Wightuam
Wesminster Hall
George Coone
Great Britain
Henry Bicknet
Grocers’ Company
Grocers Hall
J. Battey
Courtney Terrace
Kingsland
M. Waller
Percy Street
Tottenham-court Road
Wilder— Carpenter
Rothwell
Northamptonshire
J. I Syer
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
J. Todd
Hartfield
Sussex
G. C. Briege
Maldon
Essex
R. Waddington
Boston
Yorkshire
Rapheald and Nathan
Kingston Upon Hull
W.W. Robinson
Beverley
E. Metcalf
Middlesbrough
Currier
Worcestershire
Sur
Auns— Hough
Minories
Gloucester, Bread and Flour Company
J. T
J. Adey
Newbury
Berkshire
Ward and Niblett
Dorking
Surrey
J. Baker
Portshde
Procers
Prosser and Knight
Hereford
Curriers— Abbey and Bradley
Huddersfield
Tallow
Chandlers
Brookman and Lauder
Clement's Cart
Carey Street
Letter Press
Baxter and Orton
Rochester
Imen Drapers
Lucas, Colt Hupes, and Co
Bristol
Nailsea
Somerse
Shire
Davenport
Grindrod
Patrick
Liverpool
J. Mason
Brckyard
Carmarthen
R. W. and, Co. P. Fox
Torquay
Devonshire
Extraordinary Cure Claim for Holloway’s Pills and Ointment
An 1843 London affidavit testifies that Holloway’s Pills and Ointment cured William Brooke after four hospitals failed to help his fifteen arm ulcers and leg wounds. Dr Bright advised the remedy, and within three weeks Brooke recovered fully. The notice promotes Holloway’s remedies and lists prices and retailers.
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Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King's College
Charing-cross
Sommany Op
William Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
London
Metropolitan Hospital
King’s College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross Hospital
Deponent
Bransby
Cooper
Depenent
Dr. Bright
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
Bright
City of London
Tanly Health Popular Inquiry on Premature Decline
An 19th century advertisement for Tanly Health by C J Lucas and Co promotes a publication titled Tanly Health and a guide addressing solitary habits, mental and nervous debility, and marital issues. It lists prices, sellers, and consultation hours at No 60 Newman Street, Oxford Street, London, with a claim of restoring manly vigor and marital happiness through professional advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanly Health
C. J. Lucas and Co
London
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Brittain
Paturnoster-row
J. Gordon
Leaden- Hall-Street
G. Manrell
King-street
Southwark
C. Weaterton
Park-side
Knightsbridge
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester-square
H. Phillips
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Ann’s Square
Manchester
W. Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High-street
Birmingham
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
N Ty
the New Bell
Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Oxford Street
Manhood by Curtis and Company seals a medical treatise
A seventeenth or twentieth thousand edition of Manhood by Curtis and Company, consulting London surgeons, promotes restoration from excess and solitary habits with plain directions. It lists publishers and agents across Britain, cites press opinions praising its clarity, and invites country patients to consult at No 7 Freeth Street Soho Square with a 2 pound fee and strict confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
London
R. and L. Perry
Perry
Messsrs
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
Samuel La’mert
Rectory V.street
Bedfordsquake
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Manchester
Newton
Church-street
Liverpool
Watts
Snowhill
Beraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad Street
Bristol
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcantleen-Tyne
Paton and Leve
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
J. L. Curtis
Commany
Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mann
Gornhill
Strange
Guest
Bull-street
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
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Blair-street
Edinburgh
Paton and
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex
Herts
Age
Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Fkith Street
Soho Square
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Marlborough Street
Queen Square
Mary Laing
Burrell
John Ireland Blackburne
Warrington
No. 2
Park Street
Joseph Cooper
Mr. Burrell
James Robinson
Lewis
Mr. Combs
Mary Ann Macover
Buckeridgeireet
St. Giles’s
Vines
Bishop
Yombe
House of Correction
Wd Libour
Ingeroe
Anson
Mary Pettigrew
Old Street
Charles Eyres
Seriraeiet Orning
Eer Reinord
Berlin
Joseph Mendelssohn
M.de Humboldt
Medical Gazette
Surrey-street
Idol Lane
Idol-lane
Robinson
Finlayson
National Debt Ofice
Old Jew
Finnlaysen
George Mumsford
Little Cornard
Sudbury
Mumford
Suffolk Fire Office
Lord Walsingham
Royal Exchange Office
Tus Rereat
Hale
Dillon Brown
M.P
John O’connell
Repeal
Admiral Bowles
Mr. O'Neill
Bunowen Castle
J. O'Connell
O'N
Crown
the London Gazettes
Joan Piris
Temple-bar