Aylesbury Elects Captain Hamilton Over Nugent and Lockart
At an early Tuesday meeting in the county hall, supporters backed Captain John Charles Baillie Hamilton as the Aylesbury representative, overcoming Lord Nugent and John Ingram Lockart. The poll later showed Hamilton with 620 votes, Lockart 72, Nugent 3, confirming Hamilton’s victory.
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Aylesbury
Lord Nugent
Robert Wheeler
Praed
John Charles Baillie Hamilton
John Dashwood King
George Stevens
Nugent
Cavendish
Hamiltonians
John Gibbs
John Ingram Lockart
Charles Ivatts
John Dell
Hamilton
Lady Wenman
Lockart
Oxford
Captain Hamilton
Mr. Lockart
London lord mayor ends six day river conservancy visit
The lord mayor and lady mayoress concluded a six day Thames tour visiting Windsor Magna Charta Island and Hampton Court. They viewed royal apartments and gardens at Windsor Castle and received grand welcomes at Staines and near Richmond with a grand ball at Windsor Town Hall and a ceremonial landing at Magna Charta Island.
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Thames
Henley
Claudius Stephen Hunter
London
Clifden Springs
Windsor
White Hart
Lord Uxbridge
William Fremantle
Hunter
Baronet
Ramsbottom
Gordon
Magna Charta Island
Richmond
Mr. Harcourt
M P
Buckingham
John
Staines
C. Lee Wilson
City of
Hampton Court
Hampton
Maria Wood
Mansion House
Trial of the Chartists opens with Warwick assizes
The Warwickshire assizes opened with 33 cases all by special juries. The grand jury was charged on Monday by Mr Justice Littledale who warned of rioting and seditious acts linked to Birmingham riots and the national convention. Charges list delegates including Fussell Brown Taylor Lovett Harney, with meetings alarming the peace and publishing seditious libel.
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Norrueen
Crown Court
John Fussell
Edward Brown
W. Scholefield
Birmingham
Fussell
Brown
K. Greenway
John Taylor
C. Shaw
F. Clark
W. Collins
John Collins
W. Chance
W. Lovett
William Lovett
Geo
Julian Harney
Post-office clerk charged with letter robbery at Bow Street
John Oxley Green Pitt a post-office clerk was charged at Bow Street with stealing a letter. Witness William Cane, a Twopenny department porter, described spotting the suspect collecting letters, dropping a handkerchief, and later recovering a letter with a 30s note inside. A sovereign and half sovereign were found on Pitt, who confessed that he took thirty shillings, and he was committed for trial at Newgate.
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Tower-hill
Yarrow
America-square
Minories
Chapelstreet
Grosvenor-square
Rice
Peacock
Post
Berkeley-square
Peak
Bow-street
Newgate
Assaults and burglaries plague London’s Strand and Paddington
At the Mansion House a Reeves wife was charged with assault on Mary Ann Fletcher amid claims of theft and dishonesty linked to a Brown Bear lodger. In Marylebone a vinegary suspect, William Jones, stole into a widow’s bedchamber, took books, stole petticoats, and was found with stolen garments. he remains remanded.
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Turner
Mansion House
Reeves
Mary Ann Fletcher
Upper Thames Street
London
Brown Bear
Upper Thames-street
Hilliard
Alderman Scholey
Iverstone
Essex
Mr. Hobler
Marylebone
Hannah Foulkes
No. 7
Market-street
Paddington
Buffon
Mr. Hoskins
Mr. Hosking
George Banks
Printing parliament papers drains House funds
A report to the House of Commons shows eight-session printing costs totaling £373,116 5s 2d. A series of local misfortunes follows including a drunken boatman drowning at Paddington Green, an incendiary fire in Spitalfields, and a fatal railway accident near Chat Moss.
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House of Commons
Honourable House
Wakley
M.P
King and Queen Tavern
Paddington-green
Elliott
Grand Junction Canal
City Canal
SerraLrreeps
Phoenix Street
Spitalfields
Eastern Counties Railway Company
London
Liverpool and Manchester
John Warburton
Chat Moss
Birmingham
Liverpool Albion
Reverend Stephens Denounces Reformers at Ashton
The Rev J R Stephens delivered a farewell sermon praising traditional order and denouncing the sacred month universal suffrage and new poor law. He warned against revolutionary agitators and avoided mention of a Birmingham incident. Many in Ashton shed tears as he departed.
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J. R. Stephens
Ashton
Sunda
M‘douall
Tory Oastler
Birmingham
Liverpool Mercury
Apsaawam Saunders
Abraham Saunders
England
Mill-street
Lambethwalk
Saunders
Wellclose Square
Ireland
George IV
Dublin
Young
Lambeth-walk
Edmund Kean
Kean
Richardson
W. West
Ducrow
Death of Sir Isaac Coffin Admiral and Baron
Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin Bart dies at Cheltenham on Tuesday evening at age eighty. The veteran officer born 1759 served long in the navy and Parliament and was a G C H Known for charity he recently sent a liberal donation to the Royal Naval Chair and joked about forgetting it. In 1814 he married Elizabeth Browne daughter of William Greenly Esq.
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Isaac Coffin
Sir Isaac Coffin
Cheltenham
G.C.H
Royal Naval Chair
Sir Isaac
Elizabeth Browne
Willian Greenly
Djoun
Syria
Hester
Lucy Stashops
Earl Stanhope
Oxford-street
George. Saunders
Middlesex
Bury-street
St. Mary Axe
Isaac Levi
Duke of Sussex
Wiltshire
Lord Howdan
John Earl of
Glanwilliam
Money Market and Stock Exchange Tensions Rise
Money demand in the open market surges over the past three to four days while discounts rise. In equities, heavy demand persists for English and foreign securities amid a monthly foreign fund settlement. Bond and bank shares show varied premiums and discounts with rates for Congors, Exchequer Bills, and rail and bank stocks noted.
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Great Western Railway
London and Birmingham
Brighton
Blackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
London and Westminster Bank
London Joint
Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Monpar
Mornior
Weenyes Bay
Insolvencies and bankrupts listed in London Gazette
The London Gazette entry lists insolvencies including J M Inn is Liverpool chemist and a long roster of bankrupts such as H R Fanshaw London Wall, J Sanders Trafalgar Square surgeon, J T Gann Knightsbridge bill broker, and many others from trades across England. Also certificates and dissolved partnerships are noted with several firms and individuals in commerce, manufacturing, and services.
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Oland
England
Ireland
Scotland
America
Yoland
Cooper
H. Ley
Clark
Green
Messrs. Graham and Co
Holborn
Hannay and Co
Oxford-Street
London
Johnston
Cornhill
Gazettha
Fray
J. M'Innis
Liverpool
A. Williams
Wigmore Street
Cavendish Square
Ishmonger
H. R. Fanshaw the Younger
London Wall
J. Sanders
St. Martin’s Place
Trafalgar Square
J. T. Gann
Knightebridge
J. Archer
Upper Thames
Street
G. and
W. Helder
Clement’s-inn
Tmoney-Seriginers
J. Rose
W. Pearson
Stratford-upon-Avon
G. Wilcock
J. Mailinson
H. Sale
J. Astley
Stockport
A. Wilson
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
J. Adshead
Manchester
P. Higeon
Tyldesley
N. Phillips
Chester
W. Crane
Wisbeash
Saint Peter
Casabridgeshire
J. Alderson
Bradford
Yorkshire
F. Gwyone
Llanfair-ar-y-brye
Carmarthenshire
F. A. Greer
H. Hill
Grove House
Surry Square
Surry
Insolvent and Bankruptcy Notices in LOMNDONW Gazette
The issue lists insolvent J. Wilson a spring knife maker of Sheffeld and numerous bankrupts including A. C. Tucker Burnham Market Norfolk and W. James Southampton linen drapers. Also certificates Aug 20 for E F Tuke Lodging-house keeper and others. Partnerships dissolved include D and A Fraser surgeons, Hooper and Mexon potato salesmen, and many trades from hotels to plasterers and manufacturers.
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Lomndonw
Tresday
J. Wilson
A. C. Tucker
Burnham-market
Norfolk
W. James
Southampton
J. Dine
Winbrae Minster
Dorset
G. Lee
Leeds
K. Ingleden
Gainsborough
J. and
T. Phrelfall
Manchester
J.and
P. Wilde
W. H. Jones
J. Coulbern
M. Marks
S. Barnett
Liverpool
H. Bates
East Peckham
Miller
W. Buddle
Sen
Jur
Warwick
J. Atkinson
Salford
Lancashire
Victualler
W. C. Stafford
Doncaster
J. Fixlinson
Leeda
E. F. Tuke
Homerton
Middlesex
P. Gresley
Golden Lane
W. Newell
New Radford
Nottinghamshire
J. Burnell
Wortley
Yorkshire
L Munday
Gosport
Hampshire
J Chalk
Brighton
A. Fraser
Southampton Street
Pentonville
Hooper and Mexon
Beale’s-wharf
Southwark
Gripper and Prangley
Hertford
W. Rackett
Bell Yard
Temple-bar
Whitesmiths
Leigh and Hazard
Bristo
Sparks
Ireland
Cirenceater
Page and Wing
Logan and Jackson
Edmonds, Warland
Fawcett
Macclesfield
Houston and Thomas
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Overall
Yates
White
Collyhnet
Fustian-Shearers
Roswall and
Cotes
Wivelitcombe
Somersetshire
Fisher and Head
Watsail
Staffordshire
Feveral Ironmongers
Taite An’ Hainea
Oxford-street
Sheenemongers
Curtis and Tortbuil
Plastereta
E. Bland
Preston
Curriera
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Chartists
Society
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Atrona
the Earl of Euston
Lord Telgamouth
Lord
Skelmersdale
George Birkbeck, Esq
M.D. Tuecamana
H. G. Boldero
E. L. Bulwer
J. P. Beavan
James Bourdillon
Duncan Campbell
A. B Granville Rawrend
Bevauing
Amos Gann
James Garrard
A. B. Granville
Thomas Hutchinson
Campbell
Wanecns
Bank of England
Simmons
Rutland
Dunstables
Abernethy
Chronicle
United Kingdom
Money Market
Marezats
Smithfield
Monvar
Leadenhall
Coal Exchange
Adairs
Helywell Main
Tanfield Moor
Townley
Bell, Robson, and Co
Hartley
Carl’s Hartley
Ord
Redhugh
Pontop
Picton
West Hartley
Wylam
Wal’s End
Hetton
Newmarch
Riddell
Walker
Braddyll
Haswell
Lambton
Russell
Grosvenor Square
Viscountess Milton
Ljublin
Colonel Coulby
R.E
Wiliam Steven
Scottish National Church
Rotterdam
George Heriot
Wasford
Herts
Evan Nepean
Newry and Morae
Earl of
St. George’s
Hanover-square
Algerton
C. Percy
Euest
Carlile
Emily
Reginald Heber
Calcutta
Harover-square
James Hastings
Upper Norton-street
Portland Place
Rosasiond
Orde
Marylebone Church
John Kyle Wood
Charles F. Maxwel
S2d
Hour Rouverie
Malta
Thomasine Louia
Frederick Hankey
G.C
Strand
Pester Lane
Holbern
Propria
Charles Panny