Medcal Student Remanded in Assaults on Exam Board
Charles Pearuildeck, a medical student, faces charges for assaulting examiners at the Apothecaries’ Hall with a life preservers weapon. Wounds to Mr Hardy and Mr Merriman are described. Pearuildeck remanded until Mr Hardy can attend, with bail considerations noted and preserver evidence to be presented later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Mr. Hardy
Court of Examiners
Hardy
E. Tegart
Pallmall
Tpethecary
Este
Alderman Harmer
Wontner
Dreary Omnibus Collision and Lamp Damages in Marylebone
Thomas Smith faced charges for wilfully damaging a rival omnibus driven by John Edwards in Edgware Road and Oxford Street, causing panel damage and endangering passengers. Edwards fined 30s and Smith 20s, with costs. Three men named Smith and the Morgan brothers fined £3 each for smashing five Imperial Gas lamps in Regent's Park, with palings and lamp value covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Warburton
Paddington
Shutt
Bolton
John Euwards
Wheatsheaf
Edgware Road
Oxford Street
Hyde Park
Wontner
Plainant
Old Bailey
Mr. Wontner
Mr. Shutt
Mr. Wontser
Edwards
Charles Smith
No. 4
Charles-street
Brunswick-square
Hugh
James Morgan
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Grand Junction Road
Regent's Park
Imperial Gas Company
Richardson
Aiso
Saint James parish vows fierce crackdown on gambling
Parish authorities of St James vow to end gambling within their jurisdiction with Colonel Rowan promising prompt police action against gaming house keepers once true bills are found. The discussion cites Goldsmith's toil and a Quarterly Review critique of taxation’s social harms amid religious warnings about beer houses driving families to ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.mniuns
St. James's
Rowan
GoLpsmite
Prior
Goldsmith
Johnson
Boswell
Grub-street
Quarterly Review
England
Horrid Murders at Kirton Lindsey
In Kirton Lindsey Lincolnshire a savage double murder disrupted the county. An elderly gardener and his sister Deborah Hutchinson and William Marshall were found dead in their home. Suspect John Dimsey, once resident here, is closely tied to the crime scene and May have fled toward Gainsborough before being detained for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Kirtonia-Lindsey
William Marshall
Deborah Elizabeth Hutchinson
William Brancelerc
Rand
Robertson
Palmer
Marshall
Elizabeth Beech
Rosamond Sampson
John Dimsey
Kirton
Hutchinson
Deborah Hutchinsen
Beech
Dimsey
Kirten
M‘hugh
Sheffield
Gainsborough
Jury probes murder scene at Kirton as coroner opens inquiry
A noon jury, led by coroner Morris and magistrates Pelham Sword and Wellfitt, views bodies found at Marshall Hutchinson home. Witness Elizabeth Beech testifies about a suspicious Irishman, the victim Mrs Hutchinson and her relative Marshall, and the chaotic scene with disturbed beds and a pot of potatoes left on the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Carstor
C. A. M. Pelham
C. B. Sword
J. Wellfitt
W. Marshall
Deborah Elizabeth Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Nan Dimsey
Trish Johnny
Kirton
Marshall
John Dinsey
Mrs. Hutchinson
Mistress
James Scott
Mr. Chappell
Mr. George
Thiteliason
Mystery of Kirton murder shocks local town
Testimony links John Dimsey to a grisly fatal assault in Kirton. Witnesses describe money dealings, a frightened household, and a pipe found at the scene. Surgeon outlines multiple blunt force injuries to Hutchinson and Marshall, with death deemed instant. Jury returns willful murder verdict against unknown parties, some witnesses opposing naming Dimsey.
Fire From Gas Destroys Goods at Gray's Inn Lane Shop
A gas leak in the cellar of Mr. Ryland TaNow-chandler’s house caused a flash from a candle and a fire that spread to the shop front. Fire brigades from Far Ringdon Street and French Horn Yard arrived with nineteen firefighters, aided by the parish engine, to control the blaze. The building and stock suffered damage, worsened by water used to extinguish the flames. the property is insured. Also mentions tithe commutation acts benefiting Rector and tithe-payers in Sussex, with net gains of about £200 for each side and changes lowering parish costs by £200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff
Farringdon-street
French Hornhorn Yard
Sussex
Accidents and Offences in Finchley and London Scene
A coroner’s inquest begins into a female corpse found at Finchley with details correcting prior reports. Reports recount a dead newborn in the New River and another newborn found in George Street Tower Hill. A young woman falls from a Tottenham court road window and suffers severe injuries. A convict Mary Massey escapes and is recaptured. A suicide attempt by Sarah Evans at St James station is thwarted. A youth from a Newcastle ship drowns near the Ramsey. A fire at a Park Street coal merchant’s endangers a servant. A Dray accident at Lambeth hospitalizes a man, crushing his chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchley
New River
Hornseywood House
William Bailey
George Street
Tower-hill
Denmark-street
Iceland
Dunkirk
Stockinc
Ancaster
Smithers
Sutton-street
Tottenham Court-Road
Hull
Custom-house-quay
Mary Massey
Yorkshire
Joseph Rushforth
Woolwich
Gore
Sarah Evans
Piccadilly
St. James’s
Hhis
Everington
Park-street
Lower-road
Vauxhall
Lambeth
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Long Broveham First Pastic Appearance In Privy Council
In the Privy Council on Saturday se'nnight Lord Brougham delivered judgment in John Scott v William Scott in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, altering costs and affirming the decree below. Separate judgments covered Anna Maria Welch v Nathaniel Phillips and Sorabjee Vacha Gauda v Konwarjee Manikjee. Perrot's Jersey petition slated for hearing next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Broveham
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Lord Brougham
John Scott
William Scott
Anna Maria Welch
Lucy Allen Welch
Nathaniel Phillips
Arnold
Portland
Place
Claphan-road
Bombay
Sorabjee Vacha Gauda
Kconwarjee Manikjee
Edinburgh
Leith
Lothian
Mademoiselle Grisi
Gerard de Mercy
M. de Mercy
Journal du Commerce
Matamoros
General Bravo
Santa Ana
Insolvents and bankrupts in London Gazette listing
The London Gazette lists insolvents and bankrupts including Edward Andrews and Elizabeth Lewis, with numerous trades such as victualler, paper manufacturer, cheesemonger, ironmonger, upholsterer, merchant, innkeeper, spirit-merchant, milliner, and printer. Certificates and scotch sequestration noted for various individuals in London and Yorkshire regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Gazette
Edward Andrews
Scnelaaiter
Bereford-street
Walworth
Lizabeth Lewis Victualler
Abergavenny
William Graven
Horsforth
Yorkshire
Joseph Mould
Newzgate-street
Thomas Ball
West-street
Soho
Israel Alexander
Finsbury Repository
Chitwent
Henry Peirce Perkins
Infield
George Thomas Feerers
King. Street
Hammersmith
Great Pulteney-street
Golden-square
James Charles Smith
Denmark-hill
Camberwell
Josep Woollett
Gould-square
City
James Levick
Sheffield
Thomas William Clarke
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
Samuel Dutson
Bury
Lancashire
Richard George Clode
Birmingham
William Hart
Cheltenham
Thomas Stockdale
Liverpool
Edwin Barthro
Woolstapler
Wakefield
William Pollard
East Stonehouse
Devonshire
Henry Chard
William Cattaral
Richard Prince
Ferdinand Eichman
Chester
Pendleton
John Richardson
Watlington
Norfolk
John Turner
Heywood
John Ablitt
Silver
Woou-street
Elizabeth Scott
Great Yarmouth
Pierre Francois Laporte
Haysmarket
Thomas Whytall
Upper-street
Islington
Jon Mitchell
Pudsey
Calverley
Thomas Black
John Black
Leith
Mane
Insolvents and bankruptcies listed in London Gazette
The London Gazette entry dated Friday December 23 lists insolvent John Wimble and George Wimble, Maidstone wharfingers, plus bankruptcy superseded notices for George Weall of Preston and others including shipowner James Innes Dickeson, cotton wastes dealers Samuel and Benjamin Dickinson of Manchester, merchant William Charnley of Liverpool, dyer Samuel Gainer of Wilts, button manufacturer Joseph Phipson of Birmingham, and druggist Robert Barker of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
John Wimble
George Wimble
Maidstone
George Weall
Preston
Lancashire
James Innes Dickeson
Fish-street-hill
Samuel Dickinson
Benjamin Dickinson
Manchester
William Charnley
Liverpool
Samuel Gainer
Kingswood
Wilts
Joseph Phipson
Birmingham
Robert Barker
Market Report on Corn Exchange Prices and Grain Supply
Market overview from Kent and Essex shows fresh wheat in fair supply with reductions in finest samples and heavier decline across other categories. Barley, oats, malt, peas, beans and flour all face price declines and dull demand. foreign corn demand rises with US orders prompting stronger import activity. Reports cover Monday December 19 through Friday December 23 with notes on quality, quantities, and anticipated further price falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Kent
Essex
Suffolk
Ireland
Scotland
Bawtey
Garson
Fripay
United States
Smithfield Cattle Market Shows brisk trade despite bad weather
Monday December 19 and Friday December 23 markets display large supplies and strong demand. Prime mutton up from last market, veal and pork steady to lower, beef softer though good mutton remains firm. Prices per stone of 14 pounds shown for various categories with note of many unsold lots as Christmas nears.
Islington Cattle Market Report for Monday Dec 19
Market activity was extremely low with no cattle sold and only one sale man offering 15 head while others held back. Calves, sheep, pigs and beef prices are listed as ranges with varied rates. six beasts were under sheds and no buyers or sellers were present during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islington
Newgate and Leadenhall Dead Markets Prices Dec 21
Wednesday the demand for prime beef and mutton was brisk with good supply. Beef 3s 0d to 4s 0d Veal 3s 8d to 5s 2d Mutton 2s 10d to 4s 0d Pork 3s 6d to 4s 10d A large quantity of prime meat arrived Friday but trade was dull with few buyers and prices lower than earlier in the week.
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Smithfield
Newgate
Leadenhall
Wennesday
Hull
Births and Marriages in London and Nearby Areas
In Hamilton place and Chelsea and Brightom various births announced as daughters and a son, while marriages noted at St Bride s Fleet Street Kensington Trinity Church Marylebone and Monmouthshire. Richard Parker weds Matilda Miller at St Bride s. Henry Leake weds Jane Wright at Kensington. William Needham weds Camilla Bosanger at Monmouthshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton-place
George Hope
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton-terrace
St. John’s-woed
Smith-street
Chelsea
J. Roberts
Albert Green
St. George’s-place
Brightom
St. Bride’s Church
Fleet-street
Richard Parker
Old Jewry
Matilda Miler
Mr. Miller
Stoke Newington
Kensington
Henry Leake
Iffey, Oxon
Jane Wright
Christopher Anderson
Ealing
Trinity Church
Marylebone
William Needham
Varteg
Monmouthshire
Camilla
Samuel Bosanger
Keg
Upper
Hariey-street
Dingeston-court
County of
Monmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirton Lindsey
Cerasi
Hayward
Rosamond Simpson
Sarah M‘hugh
Janes M‘hugh
John Dimsey Aout
Jerry Smith
Pelham
Henry George
Hutchingon
James M‘hugh
Shefield
Gringley
Gainsborough Bridge
Hannah Beck
Samuel Beck
Scotton
John
Carstor Fair
Joseph Turner
Turner
Moore
Redbourne
Little
Blyborough
Texas
Santa Anna
Mexico
Whitechapel
Portman
Hungerford
Adairs
Bensham
Felling Main
Holywell Main
d—Ordo's Rethough
Picton
Bussell
High Main
Tanfield Moor
West Hartley
Willington
W.E. Bell and Brown's
W. E. Bewicke and Co
W. E. Clarke and Co
W. FE. Gosforth
Wwrb
Heaton
W. E. Hilda
W. E. Hotspur
W. E. Killingworth
W. I. Lanchester Stanhope Company
W. K. Northumberland
W.E. Newmarch
W. E. Riddell
W. E. Walker
Lambton
Primrose
W. E. Belmont
W. E. Braddyll
Hetton
W. E. Haswell
W. E. Hetton
W. E. Lambton
W. E. Russell
W. E. Gordon
W. EK
Norwood Hetton
W. E
South Durham
W.E
Morton
Suckinghav
Sarah Dorothea Browne
Robert Browne
Farham
Ann Wilkinson
Avington
Hants
Richard Wilkinson
South Lambeth
Surrey
Sydney Terrace
Reading
John Hinds
Duncalx
Baltiboys
H. Smith
Gapspen and Percivan
Upse St. Martin’s Lane
St. Ann
Middlesex
Robert Gapspen
St. Martin’s Lane
Raymond Percival
Upper St. Martin’s Lane
Charles Penny
Catherine Street
Strand
County of Middlesex
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