The Whitechapel Distillery Case and Crown Dispute
The Attorney General v Smith details a prolonged clash over a distillery in Whitechapel. The Crown claims a compromise, with £10,000 paid and premises separated, yet excise delays keep the distillery idle, 100 workers idle and stock and spirits locked or unusable. The dispute centers on permits, licenses, and board resistance to recommencement of operations.
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Smith
Ora Ihimary
Comca
Caf
Messrs
Trea
Smiths
George Smith
James Smith
Securities &. Che
Erge Smith
Excise
Gaa
Atensis
J. S. Smith
Whitechapel
Corres
The
Times
Fragmented 1845 notes on game laws and violence in Louisiana
The item reports on a delayed inquiry into Game Laws while detailing grisly killings in Louisiana. It recounts a horse causing a fatal dispute between planters, followed by the murder of a planter, his daughter, and a subsequent manhunt. A Cincinnati editor and American paper dispute the sensational tale’s reliability. It also covers a Liverpool and Manchester Railway half year meeting noting dividends, extensions, and improved traffic and finances.
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Cincinnati
Deede
Wachitta
Louisiana
Sega
Anti Nety
Ted
Dmerican
LiverPool and MaNchEster Railway
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company
Etpool
San
Ap? Ie
Sadon
Grand Junction
Wigan
Bolton
Bury
Ubl
Havin
Drury Lane Proprietors Meet Over Theatre Finances and Drama Policy
The Drury Lane proprietors held their annual general meeting to review accounts, elect committee members and an auditor. The report notes 223 open nights, royal patronage, and compensation disputes tied to the national theatres, with income around 5155 pounds and expenses about 4778 pounds. A heated exchange questioned remarks about the national drama and comparisons between rent receipts from Bunn and Macready, prompting a caution from the chairman.
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Drury Lane
Sonmisten
Gerenteen
B. B Cabbell
Dunn
General Committee
General Assembly of Proprietors
General Assembly
Drury Lene
National Drama
Sadler's Wells
Eagle Tavern
Bunn
Boon
Mesars
Sheridan
Covent Garden
National Theatres
Major Naylor
Phelps
Spencer
Mr. Bunn
Macready
Bat
Bain
Feast of Lanterns in Golden Temple Dazzles Inauguration Scene
From Liaxpikros July 28, the Messrs Adams present the Feast of Lanterns in a laminated golden temple. The concluding tableaux blend pyrotechnic and scenic effects to rival Hyde Park Jubilee fireworks, earning high praise for ingenuity.
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Vacxaatt Garvens
Messrs. Adams
Hyde Park
Darby
Aldridge
Mr. A
Colonel Powell
Royal review and railway accident report headlined
A royal inspection of Life Guards regiments at Hyde Park is followed by news of the South Eastern Railway Penarth Road collision. General Pasley probes cause blaming Tunbridge head porter and driver, with guard Shelly dismissed. Senior officials report injured may recover.
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Household Troops
Life Guards
Royal Horse Guards
4Th Light ‘Dragoons
Grenadier ' Guards
Scots Fusilier ‘Guards
Royal Horse Artillery
Hyde Parh
King of Holland
Duke of Wellington
Prince George of Cambridge
Lord F. Somerset
South Eastern Railway
Tonbridge
Pasley
Government Inspector-general of Railways
Charlewood
Cubitt
Penaharat
Bhe
Tunbridge
Walker
Shelly
Board of Trade
Hare
Sir George Haylor
Goodwood racing and regatta scene at Charing Cross era
Amateurs dominated the Goodwood meeting with brisk betting and several heats. Prizes included the Chesterfield and Maidstone Cups, the Orange Cup planned for next year, and a Windsor Park warning followed by a Poplar and Blackwall regatta recap with notable finishes and a high society crowd.
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Goodwood
Farnar
George Bentinck
King
The
Netherlands
Mr. W. Etwall
Zegis
Sharpe
Needful
Semiseris
Garry Owen
Philip
Beaumont
Ajax
Quebec
Monatache
Miss Elis
Vaudeville
Ninetyone
Arcants
Skeleton
Hersey
Remorse
Lothario
Richard Cricket
Goodwood Club
D. R S.C
Lord Howth
Beatrice
Moore
G. Bentinck
African
Osbaldeaton
Sorelle
Montyn
Alamede
G. Bentincks
Naworth
Lord Maidstone
Arcanus
Lord Eglinton
Wolf Dog
Lord Chesterfield
Cockfighter
Refraction
Queen Pomare
Lord Maidetone
Maidstone Course
Duke of Richmond
Red Deer
Captain Williams
John o'Gaunt
Pythia
Wanso
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. Rolt
Arcanos
Sorell
Mr. Oabildeston
Phillimore
Anna
Johnstone
Eac
Hibbard
Fagg
Tattersall's
Windsor Great Park
Fremantle
Porlar
Blackwall
Mondars
Pengo Common
All Saints
Poplar
Bleckwall
J. Gadge
J. Tyler
C. Pressman
Tyler
J.carey
J. Wheldon
G. Linch
Carey
Wheldon
Pressmen
Lynch
Gadge
Blackwall Stairs
Folly House
East India Dock
Brunswick Wherf
Wigram’s
Doccerr
Fishmongers' Company
Colley Cibber
South Sea
W. Jolliffe
London Bridge
Chebee
Joseph Cobb
Greenwich
Edward Gellett
George White
Custom House
Robert W. Toorndyke
Surrey Canal
Matthew Weed
Bankside
William H. Pratt
Waterloobridge
Pratt
Weed
Gellett
Cobb
Thorndyke
White
Weartminster Bridge
Prett
Blackfriars’ Bridge
Westminster
Cubb
Death of Mrs Lawngxee at Studley Park Leeds Yorkshire
Mrs Elizabeth Sophia Lawrence of Studley Park near Ripon Yorkshire died Wednesday morning at an advanced age. The wealth of the deceased is reported to pass largely to nephews Earl De Grey and the Earl of Ripon, and to Sir Lancelot Shadwell Vice Chancellor of England, who is also a relation.
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Lawngxee
Stuptry Panx
Elizabeth Sophia Lawrence
Studley Park
Rippon
Yorkshire
Earl Dea Grey
Earl of
Murder at the New Bailey Prison Hospital in Salford
A murder occurs at the New Bailey Prison hospital where William Tweedale is slain by fellow inmate William Clapbarn. Clapbarn, a 23 year old felon, attempted to kill with an iron bar amid suspicions of mental unsoundness as guards report his rambling conduct and a prior drowning confession. The incident unfolds as guards secure Clapbarn and prisoners recall the brutal assault in the hospital ward.
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Salford
Clapham
Bagahawo
Lincoln
Queston
John Taylor
Veale
William M'Carton
M'Carton
M‘carton
Taylor
Hal
Carton
Shuidham
Ocacamund
Henry
Martha
England
Ermpoora
Europe
The
Cape
Afr
New South Wales
Bombay
Jodpoor
Alexandria
Egypt
Downing
Hore
Hoondees
Crossneas
Barton
Scotts
Zee
Down Ing
Huldam
Edward
Major Downing
Octacamund
Neilgherries
Mortality in the Metropolis and Provinces 1845 report
The registrar general presents quarterly and five year mortality tallies for the metropolis and 115 English provinces. It covers deaths in spring to June 1845, with district breakdowns, smallpox impact, vaccination notes, weather effects, and comparative averages across 1840–44. It notes 11,267 metropolis deaths in the quarter and outlines districts with above or below five June-quarter mortality, alongside climatic data.
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England
Jane
Maidstone
Brighton
Isle of Wight
Winchester
Windsor
St. Albens
Wycombe
Oxford
Northampton
Bedford
Cambridge
Colchester
Ipswich
Norwich
Yarmouth
Devizes
Dorchester
Exeter
Plymouth
Ath
Redrath
Penzance
Bristol
Clifton
Stroud
Cheltenham
Hereford
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Kidderminster
Dudley
Walsall
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Coventry
North Midland
Leicester
Lincoln
Nottingham
Basford
Derby
North-Western
Stockport
Macdlenfield
Liverpool
Blackburn
Preeton
Rochdale
Bury
Bolton
Wigan
Prescott
Chorlton
Manchester
Saltor
Ashton
York
Sheffield
Headdersfield
Halifax
Bradford
Leeds
Yar
Hull
Sunderland
Gateshead
Tynemouth
Newcastle
on-Tyne
Carlisle
Kendal
Cockermoath
Abe
Scarlatina
Astronomer Royal
N.N.W
Graas
Heaton Norris
Great Marlow
West
North
Nouth
Fenwich
Choriton
Merthyr Tydvil
Holywell
Anglesey
Metropolis
Devizen
Redruth
Macclesfield
Presco
Newcastle On Tyne
Wretham
Greenwich
Destructive Black Sea Steam Boat Collision Fatality Told
Dreadful collision near the Bosphorus between two Turkish steamers results in 135 lives lost. Both captains were English, engineers English, and Turkish inquiry offered little clear explanation. The disaster invites scrutiny of English naval oversight in Turkish service.
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Constant Tinorex
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Ons
Trebizond
Scatari
Dobbie
Lambert
Janc
Scutasi
Deaths by drowning and railway accident noted in London
A Poern Mary Fisher aged thirty nine was found dead in Surrey canal after leaving Stepney workhouse on Monday week. Jury rule death by own action but lack evidence of means. Also report of Mr Dean civil engineer age 48 died from injuries after London and Birmingham Railway collision near Chalk Farm.
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Carter
Bridge House
Old Kent Road
Mary Fisher
Stepney Union
Kent Road
Surrey Canal
Peckham
London and
Bir. C. Dean
Gaudy-street
Exeter
London and Birmingham
Chalk Farm
Monae
Dean
Earl of Devon
London
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James Murphy
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