Treason Trial at Newport Riots Ends in Commitments
A Newport magistrates court hears testimonies linking John Gibby and William Kevens to riot preparations for a pending Monday attack. Gibby is committed for high treason, with Stephens discharged. Other witnesses describe pikes and bayonets manufactured for the Caerleon mob run.
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HI Moxmourn
Thuraday
J. Coles
Mon
J. Roberts
Homfray
Tam Slebourer
John Gibby
Pillgwently
Stephens Evans
William Kevens
Newport
Owen
Stephens
William Stephens
Edward Brickley
Brickley
Jenkin Morgan
Jenkin Morgan’s
Caerleon
Morgan
Ask
Monmouth
Mr. Evans
Pillg
Evans
Evan Jones
Pill.gwently
Davis
Pillywenty
Gibby
Newport Bridge
Caerleoney
Prisoner Stephens
Thomas B. Oliver
Monmouthshire
Westgate
Stow-hill
Rev. J. Coles
William Stephen Ol
Noah
Hoy Oilers
Jones
William Jones
Jonas Williams
Brecon
Lewis Hugh
Trellong
Huntsman
Williams
Penpont
William Yous
William Lysham
Cher
Frost
É&O
Otto
Tredegar
William Voss
Hoe
Bas
Blackwood
William Hugh
Hugh
Fatal Blast at Carron Works Sparks Lifespan of Workers
At Carron Works near Fankirk, a blast in furnace No 6 dumped molten metal, burning four workers including two Campbell brothers and a father and son. Two died on the spot, Brown and a Campbell soon after, with others severely burned as manager Dawson and firefighters acted quickly to control the blaze.
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Carron Works
Campbell
Brown
Ironstone
Walker
Dawson
Campbells
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
London
America
Sprain
Spain
Perpignan
San Juan de Las Abadessas
Barockapoe
Mexico
Liverpool
Lord Palmerston
Buenos Ayres
M. Duportail
M. Martinez
Lima
Mary Scott
Anne Baldwin
Agiers
Marseilles
Tunis
Abd-el-Kader
France
Goletta
Windsor
The
Herald
House of Commons
Messrs. Grissell and Peto
Windsor Castle
George the Fourth
Not Guilty And Not Guilty Verdicts In Local Court
The Recorder adjourned as prisoners faced embezzlement and theft cases. A jury acquitted one defendant of all indictments while another was convicted of stealing seven sovereigns and a half crown and sentenced to seven or ten years transport.
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Maxmovurs
Maule
T. J. Phillips
Evans
Zephaniah Williams
Crown
Geach
Frederick Pollock
Kelly
Thomas
Stone
Monmouthshire
Newport
Mabio An Ee
Mankeu
Rifles
Monsours
South Wales
Rifle Brigade
Windsor
Monmouth
Irton
Woolwich
Shen Boer Iach
Morris
Bars
Jones
Phillips
Clarkson
John Jackson
Alexander Wilson
Prendergast
Wandsworth
Quebec
Brodie
Harris
Mansion House
Thomas Kinsey
Henry Wood
Messrs. Debenham and Co
Sunday Market Opens Early After Duke Grants Permit
The Covent Garden market previously closed on Sundays due to a royal requisition from the late Duke of Bedford. The current Duke has allowed shops to open until nine o’clock on Sunday mornings, resuming regular business next week.
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Covent-Garden
St. Paul’s Covent-garden
Duke of Bedford
Kine's
Cottees Hospital
St.Bride’s Church
Fleet Street
Henry Melvill
Camden Chapel
Camberwell
St. Peter's College Cambridge
Lilleshall
Newport
Salop
Duke of Sutherland
Shrewsbury Herald
New
Grenada
Ecuador
London
Colombia
New South Wates
George Gipps
George
Sir George
Mademoiselle Racaru
12Th Arrondissement
Paris
Mademoiselle Rachel
Odeon
Paris Operania Bank of Enciany
Bank of England
Standard City
Ee A
Assassination threats and court cases reported abroad
In a Manchester area docket, a bailiff formerly of the Cheshire Yeomanry faced charges for threatening to assassinate the Earl of Stamford and Warrington after his discharge. Letters claimed by authorities showed violence threats. the prisoner promised not to repeat the annoyance and was discharged. Other items note homeopathy controversy and a Bordeaux stage riot over a performer’s conduct, with apologies issued.
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Epch
of Commons
Walter
Wood
Lord Stamford
Mason Consett
Mottram
Cheshire Yeomanry
Mantle
New Bailey
Austin
Earl of Stamford
Warnamed
Peter Ker
Rington
Major Corbett
Warrington
Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry
Corbett
Eres and Homeorathy
Norrington
Epps
Chronicle
Bordeaux
Troy
Lord Elfort
M. Troy
Lincoln Chronicle
Book and Almanack Warehouses Offer 1000 New Volumes
T Watts announces at 14 Snow Hill Birmingham a sale of 1000 volumes of new books at reduced prices. Trade buyers may obtain the Weesty Curonicle at London prices. Public and friends are invited to purchase.
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Snowhill
Birmingham
T. Watts
London
Christmas Presents and New Year's Gifts. Science. Scoffern Bequest
A catalog-style notice reviewing Scoffern’s chemistry primer and Hack’s English history for youth. Praises clarity and appeal to children, noting illustrations and binding. Mentions other works including Grecian Stories and historical sketches, with favorable quotations from period journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemistry
Joan Scorrern
Scoffern
Polytechnic Journal
Tait
the Parthenon
the Metropolitan
the Literary World
Maria Hack
Harry Beaufoy
Harvey
Walter Scott
Elizabeth
Stockport Advertiser
England
Alfred
Spectator
Gilbert
Juvenile Books and Tales from Harvey and Darton
An advertisement listing Charlie’s Discoveries and Tales of Many Lands with wood-cut illustrations, and Trials of Strength by Mrs Barnet. Describes prices, formats, and praise from Spectator and Metropolitan while noting Gracechurch Street publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
T Williams
Spectator
Foolscap
Barnet
Metropolitan
Harvey and Darton
Gracechurch-street
Holloway's Universal Family Ointment praised by Mayo 1837 letter
A letter from Herbert Mayo to Thomas Holloway extols Holloway's Universal Family Ointment as highly effective for ulcers wounds rheumatism and many ailments. It notes 540 medical certificates including endorsements from eminent authorities and mentions Holloway's external disease pill as a complementary product.
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H. Mayo
George-street
Hanover-square
Holloway
Her
Sarge
B. C. Brodie
London
Tha
Kingdom
Market rates and bond yields tumble amid Leeds trade losses
An OCR fragment reports extensive losses in wool trade and widespread declines in securities. It lists various currencies and bonds with price ranges, noting discounts and yields. Mentions London and Birmingham shares and several banks with fractional per share changes. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Ani
Leeds
London
Don
Birmin
Am Hegibweng
Remini
Great Western
Baighton
Blackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
Cray
Den
London and Westminster
Bass
London Joint Stock Bank
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in Mondon Gazette
A December list shows insolvents including J Fothergill slop seller and J W Green ship builder. Bankrupts named span multiple trades from iron founders to linen drapers, with certificates and dissolutions of partnerships across many towns and firms.
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Mondon Gazette
J. 'Fothergill
J. Wilkins
Isley
Oxfordshire
J. Jones
Liverpool
W. Thiance
South Lynn
All Saints
Norfolk
T. Wilks
Walsall
Staffordshire
J. Eleworth
Pudsey
Yorkshire
D. Hodgson
J. Wright
Glossop
Derbyshire
G. Pennell
St. James's Place
Westminster
J. Sheppard
Birmingham
W. P
Wellington Williams
Bexley
Kent
J. Haxworth
Sheffield
J. Kenyon and Co
Blackburn
Lancashire
Swansbrick and Counsell
Bell and Berenbury
New Norfolk-street
Newby and Sawyer
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury
S. Hughes
J. Hughes
Worcester
Macfarlane and Fielding
Manchester
Radcliffe and Co
Charlesworth
Radcliffe and
Howard
Ponter
Haw
Bucklersbury
Lang and
Greenwell
Battle-bridge
J. Toppin
Brighton
Savage and Russell
Whitechapel
Broadwood and Co
Broad-street
Goldensquare
Mills
Horner and Co
Leeds
Wakefield
E. P. Mather
Great
Bolton
Williams and Richardson
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in London Gazette
A London Gazette notice enumerates insolvencies including F Dolman Oxford street carver and girder J T Trivett Northumberland place linen aper and numerous bankrupts grocers woollen merchants inn keepers and drapers across England with certificates partnerships dissolved and named owners of Sighill Colliery and various trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
F. Dolman
Oxford-street
Carver
J. T. Trivett
Northumberland-place
East
Linenaper
Isaacson
Stoke Newington
C. Hart
T. Lewellin
Newgate-street
T. B. Lawford
Fenchurch-street
E. Hodson
Birmingham
St. Mary Axe
London
Michael Reilly
Bloomsbury-place
Bloomsbury Square
Barker
Ainsworth
Warrington
Lancashire
W. Whitaker
Wakefield
Yorkshire
T. Rivers
Egham
Surrey
T. Lakin
Nottingham
J. Edwards
Manchester
Victualler
Allanson
Lowercroft, Elton
Waterhouse
Jas. Thompson
John Thompson
Boulton
J. Thompson
Palmer and Stevens
High-street
Peckham
John Vivian
James Vivian
Farringdon-street
Powell and Bellamy
Moorgate
Hammersley and Southan
Wapping-wall
E. Lewis and
H. Lewis
Llandovery
Carmarthenshire
Mercers
London Marketeats Corn Exchange Market Report Dec 16
London market notes scarce English wheat with small Essex and Kent arrival and little gain possible. Foreign wheat gains limited to all but Dantzic. barley supplies large and prices fall. oats and beans move weakly. Arrivals show English wheat and barley several thousand quarters, flour sold slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Essex
Kent
Wepwespar
Market Day Prices and Cattle Load in Smithfield
Monday December 16 market day reports a large cattle supply and strong beef and mutton trade. Veal prices dip by 2d per stone as sales stay brisk. overall beasts 5,074 sheep 23,190 calves 124 pigs 437 with beef 3s 2d to 4s 6d per stone, mutton 4s to 5s, veal 4s 2d to 5d, pork 3s 2d to 4s 6d per 8lb stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Coal Prices and Ship Arrivals Noted in Exchange
The coal exchange lists delivered prices from Adairs and others with add-ons up to 12s per ton. Notable prices include West Hartley 21s, Windsor Pontop 203, Holywell Main 21s, Lambton 24s 3d, Hartlepool 24s 3d, Tees 23s 94. Ships arrived noted at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Exchange
Adairs
West Hartley
Holywell Main
Windsor Pontop
Orde’s
Birth and multiple 19th century notices from Edinburgh and Lisbon
Births this week include a son born at Melville Street Edinburgh to H J M Collingwood of Lilburn Tower Northumberland. Marriages record Viscount Palmerston wed the Dowager Countess Cowper at St George Hanover Square and William Smith wed Donna Eugenia Maria de Menezes in Lisbon. Deaths note Admiral Sir William Hargood of Bath after a long naval career and public servant Mr Charles Tyrrell of Liverpool who died after a coal vault accident in Barry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville-street
Edinburgh
H. J.M Collingwood
Lilburn Tower
Northumberland
St. George's
Hanover-square
Viscount Palmerston
Countess Cowper
Earl Cowper
Viscount Melbourne
Broadlands
Hampshire
Lapa
Lisbon
G. S. Prior
Wm. Smith
Donna Eugenia Maria de Menezes
Wm. Hargood
Bath
William
King
Duke of Clarence
West Indies
Trafalgar
Nelson
Plymouth
Charles Tyrrell
Liverpool
Tyrrell
Barry-street
Advertisements and Communications Office Strand 1839
Printed at No 837 Strand Middlesex by Joan Norris and published for the Proprietors by Charles Penny at No 337 Strand. Advertisements and communications are requested to be sent. Sunday December 2 1839.
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Strand
Middlesex
Joan Norris
Fetterlane
St. Andrew, Holborn
London
Charles Penny
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