Fire Damages and Deaths Reported in London and Oldham Incidents
Fire crews saved a dwelling near the mews with water from a kitchen flame. A ship master from Liverpool, Captain Philip Partridge, is jailed for the deaths of two seamen from flogging aboard the Vigilant. In Oldham a camel pit explosion killed four, including two boys, with Water damp gases blamed and locals from Hollins and Knott Lanes.
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Philip Partridge
Vigilant
Liverpool
Haslett
Newgate
William Davis
Simon Panger
Africa
Strates
Central Criminal Court Sessions
Camel Pit
Bullfoot Lane
Knott Lanes
Oldham
Oldham, the Property of Messrs. Lees, Jones and Co
George Wolfenden
Benjamin Dean
Inquests into Accidental Deaths at Greenwich and London
A three case inquest report from London says Mrs. Sarah Martin died of apoplexy after a fall on One Tree Hill Greenwich. witnesses note a hill hollow and a dangerous prank. Verdicts state accidental death by apoplexy from a fall. Additional inquests at High Holborn and Elephant and Castle assess deaths from bitter almond oil and a fatal fire with survivor accounts and verdicts of accidental death.
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Greenwich
Vauxhall-walk
Mr. Martin
James Leach
Bridge-street
Vauxhall
Stirling
Robin Hood
High Holborn
Elizabeth Clancey
Thomas Clancey
Robin Hood Tavern
Loussa Lydia Broadhurst
The
Boots
Lucy
Jemima
Harriet Pilbean
Richard Jackson
Pilbean
Harriet
Benjamin Moore
Sarah Pilbean
Samuel Pilbean
Police report on missing Londoners in 1837
In 1837 London police reported 560 missing persons, 330 were found and restored. Most of the remainder returned home or were located by friends. An ancient sword blade from Lochwell, found by Wade era soldiers, was presented to Sir Duncan Campbell of Lochnell and is described as a single handed Caledonian relic of great antiquity. The blade measures 3 ft 4 in, weighs about 2 lb 14 oz and would weigh 6 or 7 lb with handle attached.
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London
Lochwell
Beregonium
Ossian
Wade
Duncan Campbell
Lochnell
Wright
Charles Aaton Key
Guy's Hospital
C. A. Key
Guy’s Hospital
Tan
Zaccheus Hunter
Webber-row
Blackfriarn-road
United Kingdom
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San Aname
A. Hawkes
Dudley
Cummins
Paul
James Paul
C. King
John Fox
Frampton
Prout
Strand
Johnston
Cornhill
Sanger
Hannay
Oxford
Kingdom
Price
H.R. H
Duchess of Kent
the Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
Penryn Arms Hotel
Bangor
Dublin
Heywood
W. Grimstone
Bervant
Broad Street
W. Bicknell
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long Acre
Royal College of Surgeons
Oxforda Street
Meniler- Eiet
Adi Hannay
Dietrichsen
Oxfoatreet
Fetter-lane
Holborn
Oldham-street
Manchester
Riches
St. George's
Bridge-street
Norwich
Lynn
Norfolk
Gardner
Queen-street
Portses
Payne
Castle Mill-street
Bristol
Pring
Turner’s-buildings
Stepcott-hill
Exeter
Watts
Snow-hill
Birmingham
Croker
Upper Borough-walls
Cogswell
Chandos-buildings
Bath
Freeman
Market-plads
Northampton
Wilding
Bexley Heath
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Ingram
Chapel-bar
Nottingham
Hobson
Ashton-under- Line
Eve
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Shelton
Ines
Guest
Steelhouse-Jane
Smith
Scotland
Liverpool
Kidds Gallery of Vices and Virtues Catalog Title
An advertisement lists numerous Kidd publications from travel games to domestic manuals with editions and prices. It notes mirrors, etiquette guides, and humorous scraps, plus Sparrow tea offers in Holborn with addresses and Henry Sparrow as proprietor.
Annuity Offers Based on Age And Deposit Amounts
Life annuity rates are described on equitable principles. For every £160 deposited, the association grants an annuity opposite the depositor's age. From £50 upwards, annuity is proportional by age brackets 30 to 40 to 45 to 59 to 55 to 60 to 15 to 78 to 75 to 80.
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Kidd
Chesterfield
England
Cruikshank
Epsom
Ascot
Gravesend
W. Kidd
Tavistock-street
Covent-garder
W. M. Clark
Warwick Lane
Paternoster-row
Sparrow
Jamaica
West India
Holborn Tea Establishment
Day and Martin’s
Ayleebury- Street
Clerkenwell
St. John’s-street
Henry Sparrow
van Butchell
Brighton Herald
H. Renshaw
Scrand
Percy-strest
Bedford-square
Sanger’s
Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-street
Cormmhill
Low
Willoughby
Bishopsgate-without
Meesra
Barclays
Suttons
Newberys
Butlers
Edwards
Llingham
Rotterdam
Gainsboro
T. Spouncex
Allingham
J. A. Sharwood
Bishopsgate
D. Gardner
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon
Street
Cleveland Street
Fitzroy-square
Sorsha
Age
Independent
West Middlesex Assurance Company
Bazaar
Baker-street
Portman Square
Jas
Alexander
Geo. Anderson
Thos. Bedford
Jar
Drummond
Samuel Eyre
Robt
Ferguson
Thos. Hope
D. Hustler
Thos. Knowles
H. R. Perkins
Thos. Price
Wn. Reid
E. W. Taylor
Jean Wilson
Wm. Whittaker
John Wilson
G. E. Williams
Esa
Wm. Hole
BankKeRs
Bank of England
Puysttcran
Marshall Hall
M.d-F.r.s
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury Square
Loxic Itons
Messia
Williams and Son
Hart Street
J, Barlow
King Williamstreet
Goode
Nicholas-lane
J. B. Chamberlain
British Museum
Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Dixon
George Dixon
Messrs
Farringdon-street
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Sackville Street
Princes-street
Edinburgh
Suttes
Bow Churchyard
Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Kearsley
Welch
Smithers
G. Kearsley
Fleet-Street
Mansion House
Anderson
J. Sanger
Oxford Street
Meserg
Barclay, Sutton, and Newbery
C. Kearsley
Enrys
Mr. Henry
Messrs. Thos
Wm. Henry
Messra. Bayleys and A Co
Cockspur-street
Butler, Edwards, Newbery and Sons
Sutton and Co
Bayleys and Co
Henry
Rossthwaite & CO
Crossthwaite and Co
Thavies Ian
Newbery and Sons
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Bow Church
T. Butler
Stradhing
Royal Exchange
Bateman
Castle Street
Leicester-square
Blount
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Atkins
High-street
Deptford
Mounsey
Nelson-street
Perkes
Hare-street
Woolwich
Chemist
Hampstead
Hewiett
Aylesbury
Brill
DE Porquet
de Parquet
Petit Secretaire Parisien
Covent-garden
M. Fenwick DE Powever
John Locke
Roger Ascham
Bridgeman and
King’s
King-William-street
Nicholas Lane
City
Hyson
Owgus
East India Company
King William Street
Shoreditch
New Bond Street
Carendon
Lamb’s Conduit
I. F. Isherwood
New Bond-street
Clarendon
Godfrey
A. Willoughby and Co
B. Godfrey Windus
Bishopsgate-Street
NIMCO
Simco
Willliam Hoxton
Lower Mounts
Boddington and Co
Charlotte Street
I. Butler
Whitechapel
Bowman and Law
M. O. Wray
Holborn Hill
Agar-streat
Charing-cross Hospital
Oland
Yeland
Cooren
Yoland
H. Ley
Bartholomew's Hospital
Clarke
Green
London Morning Paper
Graham and Co.'s
Hannay and Co
Dorday
Bridge-house-place
Newington
Causeway
Shadwell
R.B
Graham, and Co
Ashley Cooper
Joshua Brookes
Theatre of Anatomy
Blenheim-street
Dean Coorex
Wells
Atrest
Bridge-house Place
Newington-causeway
Elephant and
Nicholson
T. Prowse
Hanway-street
Charles Nicholson
T’. Prowse
Rowan D
A. Rowland & Son
Hatton Garden
Rowland
Turner
London University
J. Paul
Christchurch
St. Paul’s
R. Brandreth
Mr. Morison
Dr. Brandreth
Brandreth
Assa
Her Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of
Geo. Hodg~kinson
Anderagate-street
Battle-bridge
Brentford
Camberwell
Clapham
Fulham
Goswell-street
Great Tower
Hammersmith Highgate
Hoxton
Hanwell
Kentish Town
Knightsbridge
Keant
Portland Town
Peckham Pimlico
Poplar
Regent’s Park
Richmond
Staines
Tottenham Court
Read
Ritish College of Health
New Road
Twell
Handcourt
Western
EdgeWare-road
Field
Quadrant
Regent Street
Ratcliff Highway
Lofts
Park-place
Mile End Road
Hamer
Cumberland Row
Noxbury
Loose
Sloane, Square
Miss Warrall
Dues Street
Connell
Batten
Chappell
Pope's Head Alley
M. Porritt
Marchant
Waltham Green
Griffiths
Road Wharf
Allen
Gloucester-terrace
Baldwin
Law
Hansford
Miss Livermore
Taylor
C. Corfield
Harmond-st
Hampstead-roads
Bolton
Queens
Lewis
East-street
Trindall
Crown-place
Minton
Messie
Phillips
J. Hussey
Cowell
Terrace
Edmonds
Seaman
Munster-street
Howard
Miss Smith
Boucher
Butfield
Windmill-street
Doctor Me
Morison
Maidicines
Hamilton-place
Tore Y College of Health
iMasison
Janzs Montsor
British College of Health