A Curious Column on Art and War Echoes
A 19th century column mixes poetic war imagery with critiques of art commerce. It laments cheapened reverence in manufactured designs, praises Malibran’s philanthropy, and threads through notes on Indian fishing, the ant bear, and Dryden verses. It closes with personal reflections and snippets on Frederick VI and Ranjeet Singh.
Abduction and Bribery Trial Over Newark Election Case
At Nottincham on Saturday six men including two Walsters and five others Holmes Henson Derry and Hitchins faced trial for abducting William Trickett a Newark voter intended to secure support for Mr Thesiger. Evidence said Trickett was seized from a chaise near a voting booth driven to Beesthorpe and back. Judge Lord Chief Justice Tindall presided with verdicts of guilty for several defendants and one acquittal Hitchins.
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Nottincham
Walster
Holmes
Henson
Derry
Hitchins
William Trickett
Balguy
Whitehurst
Burnsby
Hill
Waddington
Mellor
James Hitchins
Tindall
Newark
Clarke
Mansfield
Thesiger
Readett
Trickett
Dickey
Bristow
Beesthorpe
County of Lincoln
Lincoln Gazette
Lineham
Ram
Hitchens
Daniel Grey
Foston
Edmond Ancliffe
James Hitchens
John Pearce
Wm. Milford
Wm. Morton
John Hickman
Nottingham
Pearce
Milford
Blue Party
Morton
Hickman
Burnaby
Sergeant Wilde
Ironmonger
Reds
Castle and Falcon Inn
Blues
Mr. Hitchens
Jack
Reeve
Wootton
Wright
Wright and Wootton
Landanum
Midland
Bradshaw
Mr. Thesiger
Sheffield
Wilde
Miller
Charac
Newark Election Verdicts Reported in Detailed Court Notes
A lengthy Newark session records guilty verdicts for Hitchens Pearce and Milford for an offence against English civil rights, with Merton found guilty of assault and mercy recommended. John Dickenson is convicted of perjury amid a dual identity controversy, while Daniel Grey and others face fines or imprisonment for bribery and related offences. The court’s long day concludes after late-night sentencing.
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Reds
Hitchens
Pearce
Milford
Merton
Nottingham
Morton
John Dickenson
Newark
Sergeant Goulburn
Barneby
Miller
John Dickensons
Sergeant Wilde
Daniel Grey
William Hill
Holmes
Henson
Derry
Walsters
Trinkett
Littledale
Dinner to Lovett and Collins at White Conduit House
A Monday dinner at White Conduit House honored William Lovett and John Collins for their Warwick gaol release. MPs Wakley and Duncombe led toasts praising reform, liberty, and the Charter while noting health declines from imprisonment and urging peaceful, lawful change.
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Messrs. Lovett and Collins
White Conduit-house
Warwick Gaol
Thomas Wakley, Esq
M.P
Mr. Lovett
Mr. Collins
Lovett
Wakley
Marseilles
William Lovett
John Collins
Freedom
Collins
Warwick
John Russell
Boarder
Hume
Mr. Duncombe
Warburton
Aglionby
Sergeant Talfourd
Duncombe
Epps
London Edinburgh and Dublin Life Assurance Company Highlight
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Life Assurance Company promotes its policy strengths offering indefeasible contracts and mutual profits shared among participating policyholders. It notes liberal commissions, medical reports paid, and a half premium credit option to aid loans, with a table illustrating death benefits at various premium levels.
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London
Edinburgh
Dublin
Insurance Company Address Fragments From London to Dublin
Fragmentary OCR lists Independent West Middlesex Assurance Company offices and directions across London Edinburgh Glasgow and Dublin. Mentions empowerment under acts of Parliament from the Georgian era and early Victorian law with managers referenced but not named.
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West Middlesex Assurance Company
Bazaar
Baker-street
Portman-square
London
South St. David's-street
Edinburgh
Ingram Street
Glasgow
Sackville-street
Dublin
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Royal
Malibran
Sinagaglia
Madame Malibran
Snake River
Big
Simon
Sintoffeu de Societé
Frederick VI
Aud
John Bulloo
Bremner
Denmark
May
Sweden
Ranjeet
England
Vsborne
BH. F. Gould
Terrors
S. Alés
Alexander Robertson
Amberlain
British Museum
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Broad Street
Bloomsbury
Holborn
Albemarle Street
Piccadilly
King William Street
Bank of England
King
Queen of
Hanover
Augusta
Sophia
Esterhazy
Mary
Rosa
Duchess of Bedford
Archbishop of Canterbury
Devonshire
Manchester
B.solomons
Messrs. Solomons
James Blundell
Great George-street
Westminster
T. J. Pettigrew
F.rs
Savilletow
George G. Sigmond
Dover-street
John Ramsbotham
Broad-street
Anthony White
Parliament-street
Messrs
Griffiths and Duncan
Leadenhall-street
Frederick Leighton
Upper Gower-street
H. Colbourn
Harleyford Place
Kennington
Alexander Farquhar
Cadogan-place
Belgrave Square
R. Noble Elwyn
Albemarle-street
W. Day
Isleworth
G. Griffiths
Hammersmith
N. M.cann
King William-street
G. Cubitt
Norwich
Barclay and Sons
Orison
James Morison
Morison
Prinipal
Medical Dissenter Office
Strand
Paris
Hand-court
Good
Western Branch
Edgware-road
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Lofts
Park-place
Mile-end-road
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Chappel
Lombard-street
Cornhill
J. Raines
New-road
St. George’s
British College of Health
N.B
Nordial
D’anna
Sicily
Naples
Signor Lanza
Dr. D'Anna
D'Anna
M. A. Revrorp
Melton-place
Euston Square
P.S
Seymour-street
Euston-square
United Kingdom
Post
J. L. Curtis and Company
Balliere
Regentstreet
Ollivier
Pall Mall
Strange
Paternoster-row
Pattie
Brydges-street
Machen
Dolier-street
Duncan
High-street
Messrs. Curtis and Co
Frith-street
Soho
Soho Square
James Alexander
Samuel Eyre
Robert Ferguson
Thomas Hope
J. D. Hustler
Thomas Knowles
George Willams
Lusq
H. R. Perkins
Thomas Price
William E. Taylor
John Wilson
William Whittaker
S. d
G. E. Williams
Utler
Seidlitz
Thomas Butler
Cheapside
J. Sanger
Davenport and Stedman
Waterloo-place
St. Paul's
Butler
Skaetheroff
Skaethcroff
Farringdon-street
Shepherd
Fleet-street
Sang
H.R.H
Duchess O Kent
Treasury
Heywood
T. W. Grimstone
W. Bicknell
W. Grimstone
Kingstreet
Long-acre
Grimstone
Frampton
T. Prout
Kingdom
Thomas Prout
Stirling
Materia Medica
The
Royal College
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
R. Yarnett
Yarnett
J.ills
Ils
D. Elliott
J. D. Elliot
A& Oxp Military