Prosecution Over Prostitute Claim At Liquor Shop Case
Witnesses testified that on December 6 at the appellant’s liquor shop there were prostitutes present but no disorderly conduct. Judges upheld the conviction under the “notoriously bad characters” statute and dismissed the appeal, with costs awarded to respondents.
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Spectora Jerrard
Buoworth
Corp
Jerrar Tanta
Inspector Bosworth
Mr. Bland
England
Mr. T
Mr. Stone
Smith
Bristol Mercury
Murder at Hoxton Inquest on Whitmore Road Tragedy
An inquest at Kingsland Workhouse chapel investigates the Saturday morning death of William Rushbrook in Hoxton. John Bull, a mercantile clerk, is charged with murder after a street brawl near Whitmore Bridge. witnesses describe a fight, a stabbing, and the deceased's fatal wound. The inquiry spans seven hours with multiple testimonies and an adjournment.
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William Rushbrook
Whitmore Road
Hoxton
John Bull
Kingsland
Baker
C. Phillips
Humphries
Ball
Worship Street
Clerkenwell
Thomas Lee
Covent Garden Theatre
Bartholomew-place
Hereford Road
Whitmore Bridge
Regent’s Canal
Mr. Phillips
Horatio Tiry
Leggett
Duke of York
Whitmorebridge
Bridge- House
Station House
William Farmer
Middleton-street
New North Road
Islington
George and Vulture
Haberdashers’ Arms
Dalston
Hereford
Bull
Phillips
Not a Cruse-ader Reply From Witful Actor
Mrs Cruse a celebrated provincial actress sought financial help from a famed wit actor. His answer was a single line stating he was not a Cruse-ader.
Corn Law Agitation Spreads Across English Towns
Reports describe wide petition drives against the corn laws in Bristol Manchester Leeds and Birmingham with firms subscribing large sums and farmers and trades urging repeal. Meetings in London Hawick and Yarmouth plan petitions while a Manchester letter recalls trade paid in corn and calls for immediate action to protect domestic agriculture.
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Bristol
Manchester
Leeds
William Molesworth
Sussex Agricultural Express
Woomer
Exeter Gazette
Gloucestershire
Worcestershire
Launceston
J. Rundle
Tavistock
Strand
Kirthaly
Anderton’s
Humphreys
Leicester
Birmingham
Elso
Hawick
Preston
Paris
London
Yarmouth
Selby Agricultural Association
Aberdeen
Hambourgh
Hull
P. Thomson
Newwton-heath
Wm. Barratt
Overland Route to India via Egypt Described in Letter
An authentic letter dated Bombay Dec 2 extols the overland path to India through Egypt as most practicable and pleasant. It recounts a journey by a 60 year old lady and party of eight, Cairo to Suez on donkeys, slow steamer progress to Bombay, and notes high costs, delays, and a critic of administrative changes.
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Times
India
Egypt
Overland Mail
Bombay
London
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Bombay Artillery
Nile
Cairo
Alexandria
Ganges
Suez
Kilkenny
Mocha
Red Sea
Calcutta
Madras
Embezzlement and fires mark London notices of 1839
Mary Anne Matthews and Daniel Hewitt were convicted of embezzling food and cruelty at Greenwich workhouse and fined. A London Caoutchouc Company fire endangers machinery. the London Madrigal Society festival at Freemasons' Tavern drew Duke of Cambridge and Sir George Smart. Rewards announced for Lord Norbury murder case. Royal Institution lecture by Faraday on gymnatus power. New churches to open in London. Bank losses despite dividends. Various petty crimes, fish seizures, and local incidents reported.
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Mary Anne Matthews
Daniel Hewitt
Greenwich
London Caoutchouc Company
London Madrigal Society
Freemasons’ Tavern
J. L. Rogers
Duke of Cambridge
George Smart
Lord Norbury
Royal Institution
Faraday
Liverpool and Manchester District Bank
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Bristol
Edward Dalton
Robert Brassell
Thomas Brassell
Hogsham
Bucks
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Ireland
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Vere-street
Borough
General Postoffice
Lombard-street
General Post-office
Lombard Street
St. Katharine
London
Westminster
Court of Common Council
Court of Queen’s Bench
Royal Exchange
Worcester
Great Western
Milford
New York
Paris
Lord Harewood
Reynard
James Clark
Bow-street
James Ager
Adelphi Theatre
Hatton Garden
Lord Brougham
Mansion House
Bishopsgate
Goldham
Billingsgate
Hatton-garden
Queen Square
Freemantle
1St Life Guards
William Sloane
Bulkely
Admiralty
Henry Gee
Sloane
Scotland Yard
White
Wombwell
A la Amburgh
James Gray
Union Hall
Charles Johnson
Wm. Day
John Meymot
David Miller
Commissioners of Customs
Morrison
Cheapside
Shipwrecked sailors seek aid as legal woes flash
A trio of sailors from the Ocean and a Manx schooner wrecked near Holland sought the lord mayor's counsel to reach home as destitution gripped them. Other cases include a fifteen year old sleeping on a doorstep and a murder suspect remanded after a stabbing in Worship Street.
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Weymouth
London
Holland
Hobler
Welle-street
London Docks
Richard Dower
Hatton-garden
Somers Town
Bristol
James Whitfield
John Smith
Norris
Temperance Society
Bleaden
Red Lion
St. John-street
Spiers
Marylebone
Thomas Essell
Queen-square
Essell
John Carter
John Bull
William Rushbrook
Royal Oak Benefit Society Admits Members at Mitre Tavern
An appeal endorses the Royal Oak Benefit Society established at Mitre Tavern St Martin's and invites respectable young men within twelve miles to join. Details cover admission 8s 6d, monthly 23 6d, with sickness and death benefits including 18s weekly, 26s after death, and wife supplements. Meetings set for January 29 and February 5 from 7 to 10.
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Royal Oak Benefit Society
Mitre Tavern
St. Martin’ane
Adi
Isa
H. Hillier
Union Coffee Rooms
Cool-couct
St. Martin
Holloway's Universal Family Ointment praise letter 1837
A letter from Herbert Mayo praises Holloway's Ointment for many ailments including ulcers wounds and skin diseases. The advertisement lists extensive claims and medical authorities, noting prices 1s 4d 2s 9d and 4s 6d and urging purchase from Broad Street Buildings London and other vendors.
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Fuollowway
Universal Family
Herbert Mayo
F.R.S
Middlesex Hospital
King’s College
London
Thomas Holloway
H. Mayo
George-street
Harover-square
Holloway
Her
Surpron
B. C. Brodie
Money Market Reports and Foreign Prices Amid Belgian Treaty News
The morning note reports scarce arrivals due to northeast wind and mentions Sebastiani signing the Belgian treaty. It records prices across Consols, Exchequer Bills, India Bonds, Bank Stock, and international markets with shifts after the Hamburg mail arrives. The mood centers on the French ambassador’s article signing and its limited effect on Dutch funds.
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Sebastiani
Customs House
Havre
India
Taner
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in Gaeltets area
Insolvents include John Money of Doanington and Samuel Smith of Pump-row. Bankruptcies feature Chas Rotherham of Birmingham and clerks, builders, printers, and traders across London and regional towns. Certificates show Francis Smith of Marylebone.
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Stainer
George Samuel Boddy
James Welford Boddy
Duke’s Had
Sptalfields
Charley West
Liverpool
Arthur Nicholon
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
William Horrabin Morgan
Runcorn
Chester
Joseph Singleton
Aston
Birmingham
John Tod
Newcastle upon-Tyne
Currier
Francis Smith
Crawford Street
Marylebone
London Galette Tourevay Bankruptcy Notices and Names
Bankruptcy notices list William Jesse and William Thomas Jesse Bourton Dorsetshire manufacturers Henry Hood Hope Great Well-at- street Middlesex piano colourman William Maudams Thebearsroad Red Lion Square cabinet-maker John Whitchurch Bennett York Road Lambeth boarding house keeper Joseph Johanson Cockermouth Cumberland saddler Frederick Schenk and John Heapy Brighton watch-makers Thomas Morris Worcester builder Edwards Magon Kingston Herefordshire inn keeper John Wood Manchester laceman Certificates February 12 John Henry Gurney Broad Street Bloomsbury victualler Richard Martin Oxford Street siren-draper Charles Cook Birmingham grocer William Underhill Wells Somersetshire innkeeper George Alcock Heaton Norris hackney man Robert English Oxford Street grocer Geo Widgooze Mackclesfield grocer
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London Galette
Wels
Somersetshire
George Alcock
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
Hackneyman
Robert English
Oxford Street
Geo. Widgooze
Macclesfield
London Markets Report Wheat Beans and Oats Trade Declines
Monday and Wednesday market notes show a mixed grain picture with Suffolk and Essex wheat scarce and Kent quantity fair. Prices for new wheat dampened by wet weather while dry foreign wheat held, barley firm, oats trading mainly to consumers, and beans and peas in fair supply with some reductions for most varieties.
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Mark-Lane
Suffolk
Essex
Kent
London
Beast and mutton market reports from Smithfield
Monday at Smithfield saw a moderate beef supply and steady to better prices despite bad weather. Mutton trade was dull with last week’s prices hard to sustain. pork and veal shows ranged yields. Weal scarce and unsold lots remained at market close with tally figures for beast sheep calves pigs beef mutton veal and pork per stone of eight pounds.
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Newgate
Teesway
Odd Timeline Shifts in Hide Trade Terms
A terse ledger style note lists years 1838 1837 1886 1848 1837 1836 alongside terms like Baga Ditto and Saddlers hides woes. It references horse hides English and general ditto repetitions, implying a historical record of hides trade prices or classifications without further context.
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Baga
Obituaries and Death Notices From Victorian Era Run
A sequence of brief obituaries notes the deaths of Ann Easum in Brighton at 78, Elizabeth Lloyd at 85, James Harria aged 73 with royal service ties, Rev Dr Brennan of Johnstown at 90, John Weaver aged 86, Mrs. T Rich aged 81, Sarah Pechell at 77, and Rev Edward Goddard at Cliffe House Wilts aged 78.
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Ann
M. Easum
Epney
Brighton
Elizabeth
John Lloyd
London
Vauxhall Road
Pimlico
James Harria
George III
George IV
Bedford Lodge of Freemasons
Johnstown
Brennan
Dee
Curry Mallett
Edward Goddard
Cliffe Pypard
London Advertisement Note from 1839 Strand Office
Printed at No 16 Catherine street Strand Middlesex by Joan Norns of No 68 Fetterlane St Andrew Holborn London and published for the Proprietors by Charles Pinny at No 337 Strand Advertisements and communications requested to be sent Sunday January 27 1839.
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Catherine Street
Strand
Middlesex
Joan Norns
Fetterlane
St. Andrew Holborn
London
Charles PiNny
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