Majority For Duty In House Of Commons Debate
A long roll of MPs lists figures and names on the June 17 1844 division in the House of Commons. The tally shows a majority for a duty of £1 4s with substantial Liberal and Tory crossflows. The record details key figures, divisions, and subsequent reversals by the ministry, naming dozens of peers and commoners involved.
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House OF Commons
Monnar
Ckera
J Denisen
EB Hodgson
R Nicholl
Rthoj Ad
T D Dodd
G Hogg
J W Norreys
Ak TD
Douglas
H Holmes
W Northland
Capt Douro
Mary
Oswald
A ‘Acton
Colonel Dowdesswell
W Hope
Hon. Owen
J ‘Adare
Drummond
H Hope
A Packe
C W Alford
Vict H
Hope
G W Paget
W ‘Allis
Dugdale
WS Hornby
J Palmer
R ‘Anteob's
E Duncombe
Hu Hotham
Lord Palmer
G Arbuthnott
A Houldsworth
T Patten
W H Duncombe
Hn Hughes
W B Peel
Arch
Trian
Prien
TP Baring
WB Ellis
W Barneby
J Emlyn
Visct Barrington
Vet Escott
B Kervile
Penne
Bateson
Anasay
Y Beckett
W Fitzroy
H Ryder
GD Bentinck
Li G Blower
J Jones
Capt Sanderson
R Beresford
Maj Forester
Kemble
H Seymour
H Blackburne
W Ker
DS Blakemore
Forman
TS Kirk
D Shaw
F Baldero
HG Foerster
M Knatchbull
Rt Sheppard
T Borthwick
P Fox
SL Hinsire Shirley
E J Botfield
Fremantle
Knight
F W Sibthorp
Col Bouverie
Honsirt Law
Robert Peel
House
Aes
The Anti Corn Law League Meeting and Knatchbull Memoir
The Anti Corn Law League met at Covent Garden Theatre with Mr Wilson in the chair. He announced a postponement of a free trade bazaar to February due to inability of supporters to contribute on time and introduced Mr Cubden as substitute speaker. The gathering debated differential duties with illustrative examples from Hammersmith and Battersea, critiqued Miles and urged unity on free trade principles. A disruption by a chartist was suppressed, and the Rev Mr Spencer spoke before notices of the Knatchbull execution in Sydney and other legal notices.
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League
Wilson
Bowring
Cubden
Hammersmith
Duke of Bedford
Battersea
John Russell
Dukes of
Bedford
Miles
Travers
Lord John Russell
Liberal Party
J. Russell
J. Manners
Young England
Manuare
Spencer
Mr. Fox
Alleged poisoning inquiry at Stepney in Stepney murder case
The Stepney inquest into the death of Mrs Rachel Belaney resumed at the Fountain public-house before Mr. Baker. James Belaney, her husband, is in custody on suspicion of administering prussic acid. Witnesses describe the couple as affectionate and note Belaney's distress, while a bottle of morphine and various household items were found at their home. The coroner adjourned the inquest to Monday.
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Rachel Belaney
Fountain
Clark
Mrs. Belaney
Mrs. Heppingstall
Archie
Archibald
Bank of England
Edinburgh
W. H. Shaw
Stepney
London
Rachel
Heaven
Earth
Tarlan
Demry
Richard Hall
Simpson
J. C. Belaney
Levat
Levatt
Messrs. Dickson
Scindle
Robert Embleton
Embleton
Alnwick
Northumberland
Shaw
Baker
Clarkson
Charnocs
Belaney
Thamues Police Court
James Belaney
Broderip
Jarkson
Cande and Browne
Curling
Garrett
Letheby
Mr. Broderip
Mr. Setheby
Mr. Letheby
Thomas Donahoe
White Horses Street
Trial details of poisoning case with prussic acid involved
The proceedings describe a suspect, identified as R Belaney, purchasing prussic acid and other poisons in a sequence of visits from a shopkeeper who recognizes him as an old acquaintance. The inquest and remand hearings reveal witnesses recounting the events, the bottle incident, and plans to bury a deceased mistress. Court adjournments and anticipated material evidence are noted as the case continues.
Inquest Opens on Gravesend Death of Elizabeth Hartnall
An inquest at Gravesend Town Hall, before Mr C J Carttar, resumed into the death of Elizabeth Hartnall, 37, deemed the result of violence. Evidence cites a large forehead wound, brain inflammation from intoxication, and repeated quarrels with suspect Mr Jury, who faced a verdict of wilful murder and custody for Maidstone gaol.
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SusprcTtep Munpher
Gravesend
C. J. Carttar
Elizabeth Hartnall
Fenton
Horne
Jury
Ridge
Perrock-street
Martin
Ann Lutford
James Pierce
Star-street
Big House
Thomas Collier
Stronebridge-hill
William ‘Thompson
Phaeton
Stonebridge-hill
Susan Eaves
Mace
Maidstone
Consuls Named and Insolvencies Listed in June Gazette
The London Gazettes of June 18 publish royal approvals for consular posts in Bolivia and Hamburg Port Elizabeth, plus church appointments in Ednam. Also listed are promotions in artillery and yeomanry units, a Lord Lieutenant commission, and numerous insolvency declarations for tradesmen and professionals across England and Wales.
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Foreicy
Antonio Acosta
United Kingdom
Republic of Bolivia
Charles Maynard
Port Elizabeth
Cape of Good Hope
Hamburgh
Wartenatt
John Rogerson Currie
Ednam
Roxburghshire
Joseph Thompson
Church End
Morebattle
Orriez
Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Arthur Gossett
Knatchbull
George Drought Warburton
Gossett
Wm. Kennedy
Warburton
County of
J. F. Muckleston
London Road
Geo. Sutton
Wellington
Place
Bethnal Green
J. Wheeler
South Littleton
Worcestershire
S. Dainton
Bermondsey Street
G. Crook
Witney
Oxfordshire
W. Eagle
W. Wright
Bedford Street
Covent Garden
J. Turtle
Newcastle
Lyme
Victualler
J. Turner
Newton
Cheshire
R. Watson
Northampton
J. Devereux
Adam Street
New Kent Road
J. J. Sanders
Jun
Poplar
Carpenter
C. Thomson
Bankruptcy Annulled and Dividends Notices in 19th Century Ledger
A dense OCR listing records bankruptcy annulment for F. H. Ward of Arbour ter race and a slate of bankruptcy notices for J. Holland, T. Leaver, W. E. Dray, H. and J. Peacock, among others. It also lists numerous dividends to creditors dated July 3 through August 2, and certificates for brokers, grocers, millers, and tradesmen across London, Essex, Sussex, and Yorkshire. The document ends with a Scotch sequestration entry for S. Bryson in Bathgate and Smithgowshire.
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Aldersgate Street
H. Jones
Tredegar
Iron Works
Monmouthshire
Stocktaker
W. Platts
Birstall
Yorkshire
J. M. Walker
Camden Town
E. L. Weale
Walcot Square
Lambeth
E. Briden
Hampstead
H. Paddick
West Smithfield
F. T.B. Damelow
Shepperton Place
New North Road
Woodford Bridge
Essex
J. Hobson
Bakibenpien
Cooper
W. Facon
Gloucester Terrace
Chelsea
E. J. Tweed
Wells Street
Cripplegate
E. Seale
Clehenger
Herefordshire
J. Way
Southsea
Baker
J. Taylor
Newcastle-place
Paddington
George Ford
D. Ross
Ring Street
Westminster
J. Cato
Wellington Street
Kingsland Road
George Gardener
Stone's End
Borough
R. J. Bradbeer
Upper Southwick Street
Edgeware Road
Carpenter
F. H. Ward
Arbour Terrace
Commercial Road
Lowehandler
J. Holland
Buxt
Leeds
W. Bromley
Gray's. Sum Square
Scrivener
J. Andrews
Threadneedle Street
Stockbroker
T. Andrew
Little Earl Street
Seven Dials
Victualler
F. Carruthers
Manchester
Distiller
J.breasley
Darwen
Lancashire
J. Hellewell
Saford
Dyer
J. May
Corsham
Wilts
W. T. Clough
Eccleston
C. Robson
Shotley Bridge
Durham
Miller
F.W. Palmer
Mincing Lane
J. J. I. Sver
Bridge Streat
Blackfriars
S. Fuller
Gutter Lane
J Gibaon
Kirton
Lincolnshire
W. Bradley
J. Mallalien
Halifax
H. Roby
Weymouth
W. Lewis
Axbridge
Somersetshire
T. Brysor
Addle Street
R. Hitchcock
Tanatan
T. Pearce
Meaford
Staffordshire
H. Mitchell
Nottingham
Fellmonger
T. Bumford
Elmstone Hardwick
Cheltenham
J. Tarver
Daventry
W. Ord
W. Ball
Goodge Street
Tottenham Court Road
T. Amon
H. Grove
Birmingham
R. and
J Caldecott
Silk Mercers
J Cunnington
Newport
J. Alexander
Pendleton
S. Bryson
Bathgate
Smnithgowshire
Court at Buckingham Palace appoints inspector of schools for Scotland
In June 1814 at Buckingham Palace the Queen in Council appointed John Gordon, Esq., as one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools for Scotland. The document also records Bank of England liabilities and assets figures for mid‑June 1844, sugar price data, and listings of bankrupts, dividends, certificates, and a Scotch sequestration notice for J Russell.
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Buckingham Palace
John Gordon
Scotland
Bank OF England
Downing-street
Great Britain
Henry Bicxwaxuz
Grocers’ Company
Chester
E. Heron
Hartlepool
Durham
J. L. Heathorn
Abchurch Lane
J. West
High Street
Shoreditch
J. Gale
Love Jane
Shadwell
C. Chambers
Peterboro
Northampton
N. Beard
Beech Street
Barbican
Charlton Street
Somers’ Town
J. Milner
Brook Street
New Road
S. Skinner
Greenham
Berkshire
H. Davis
Bristol
Scrivener
T. Spink
Hillam
Yorkshire
T. Todd
Manchester
J. Nall
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
S. Danks
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
J. Southern
Birmingham
Hh.knight
Chichester
Victualler
Diment
E. Arrowsmith
Burney
Lancashire
Mercer
J. Slack
W. Povey
Ashton Under Lyne
Parkes and Henderson
Duke Street
Lincoln’s Inain Fields
Ventnor
Isle of Wight
R. Paddon
T. Watson
Saracen's Head
Cumamile Street
Bishopsgate
M. Lopez
Fenchurch Street
J. Williams
Newtown
Montgomeryshire
W. G. Kelson
Canterbury
J Milner
T. Wilkinson
King Street
Holborn
Phillips
Southampton Street
Covent Garden
J. Russel
Leith
Lefay's Grande Pommade Claims Instant Pain Relief
Advertises Lefay's Grande Pommade as a universal remedy for pain and nervous disorders including gout rheumatism and paralysis. Claims rapid relief after one application with testimonials and references to electic treatments prior. Notes agent J W Stirling Whitechapel sells in metal cases with post paid options and shipping terms.
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Lefay
Jean Letay
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
United Kingdom
London
Removed from Birmingham to London medical ads 19th c
Public advertisements publish 13th edition medical works and cures for sexual and venereal debility. Listings promote The Silent Friend by Perry and Co with prices and distribution across Birmingham and London booksellers. Details include Cordial Balm of Syriacum, Purifying Specific Pills, and consultation hours at 19 Berners Street Oxford Street.
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Birmingham
London
R. and L. Perry
Strange
Paternester-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Phillips
Oxford-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Guest
Bull-street
Berners.street
Oxford Street
Samuel La’mert
Becford-Street
BepFarDsauakt
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Chancery-lane
Heywood
Oldham-street
Manchester
Newton
Church-street
Liverpool
Watts
Snowhill
Baraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broadstreet
Bristol
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle on-Tyne
Paton and Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
No 9
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
Messrs
Brodie
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster-row
Dight
Cheltenham
Skinner
Cirencester
Roberts
Derby
Fryer
Bath
Helming
Stourbridge
Ferviss
Score
Union-street
Jeyes
Northampton
Ross
Nightengale
Chronicle-office
Statter
Oxford
Jones
Hanley
Wood
High-street
Stephen Knapp
Coventry
Gibson
Dudley
Creswell
Kidderminster
Caldicott
Wolverhampton
Keene
Great Charles Street
Messrs. Brodie and CO
Brodie Wit Ca
Wygast
E. Bye
J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Brittain
G. Manell
King-street
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
Lucas
New Bell
Meesrs
Lucas and Co
Newman Street
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