Horrible accident ends in widow's death and infant rescue
In Walbrook a driven cart horse bolted after a loose harness, fatally injuring Griffiths, a seaman's widow, who shielded her infant. She died at Guy's Hospital. The driver Joel Jarvis was remanded as coroner’s inquest pending. Foundling Hospital help pledged for the infant. Nearby, Cordwainer Snoxall sues Alfred Sinclair for assault. magistrates impose a £3 fine plus costs.
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Joel Jarvis
Cousins
Kemp
Griffith
Colwell
Walbrook
Dowgate-dock
Thames-street
Guy’s Hospital
Bailes
William Griffiths
Cotton’s Wharf
Tooley-street
Witness
Trinity House
Seaman’s Friends Society
Cross-street
St. George’s-in-the-East
Hobler
Anderdon
Foundling Hospital
William Curtis
Marlborough Street
Jonathan Snoxall
Alfred Sinclair
Snoxall
Bob Buckridge
Mr. Buckridge
Snoxal
Bob
Fire at Gerard's Hall Workshop Sparks Room to Standstill
Fire crews from London fire stations rushed to Gerard's Hall in Basing-lane on Wednesday night as flames roared from adjacent workshops and the booking-office yard. Two engines, assisted by others, fought the blaze with ample water, subduing the fire by ten. Valuable horses were saved and goods moved. Origin unknown. no residents on site. Credit given to fire brigade and local watchmen for maintaining order. In another incident near Thornton Heath, a tree felling accident crushed two horses and injured the waggoner, with the coach Soverscn narrowly missing danger.
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Gerard
Dibbin
Fletcher
Carter
Atkinson
Goldstone-road
Sovers&cn
Brighton
City Intelligence on bank hopes amid money shortage
Reports from London describe fears of widespread commercial paper default due to money scarcity. Bank of England plans to extend discounts next month and offer loans on approved Bills of Exchange. market notes renewed optimism from Liverpool but warns no major exchequer measures yet.
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West India
United States
America
New York
England
India
Spain
Portugal
Holland
Russia
Denmark
London and Birmingham
Great Western
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Southampton
Greenwich
Brazil
London
Birmingham
Bigamy case at Central Criminal Court ends in 12 month sentence
Alexander Christie aged 82 was found guilty of bigamy for marrying Amelia Bullerd while his first wife Elizabeth Pearce was alive. He formerly served as butler to Lord Garvah and hid the second marriage at Hampstead. The Recorder imposed 12 months hard labour in the House of Correction. Christopher Morrison, keeper of South Metropolitan Cemetery, faced manslaughter charges in a separate Coroner's inquest for the shooting of Emery Haywood.
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Alexander Christie
Amelia Bullerd
Elizabeth
Clarkson
Charles Phillips
Elizabeth Pearce
St. Marylebone
Lord Garvah
Garvah
St. John’s Church
Hampstead
Phillips
House of Correction
Christopher Morrison
South Metropolitan Cemetery
Emery Haywood
Man Guilty of Manslaughter with Provocation
An attempted weapon incident led to a fatal tetanus infection after eleven small shot struck the deceased in the back. The prisoner was found guilty of manslaughter with provocation, fined forty shillings and discharged. Coroner’s inquest preceded the verdict. notable mercy urged by the judge and witnesses.
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Camberwell
Streatham
Melancholy Suicide and Roaming Court Notices
Friday morning Mr William Townsend of Denton street Pancras road hanged himself in his garden after a period of despondency due to failed speculation. The Records report lists prisoners sentenced to death with royal mercy granted to all but John Pegsworth. Also notes on the Watford tunnel progress, a bankruptcy prisoner’s death, a severe accident in Clapham, Persian War news, and the London and Westminster Bank annual meeting with profit and dividend details.
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William Townsend
Denton-street
Pancras-road
Townsend
Newgate
Thomas Westwood
George Allen
Henry Livingston
John Jones
William Mills
Henry Bates
James Smith
John Pegsworth
London and Birmingham Railway
Watford
Coln
Ale Dzatu
Luke Stockin
Commissioners of Bankruptcy
S. Dallas, Esq
Larkhall-lane
Clapham
Westminster Road
Orphan Asylum
Persia
Constantinople
Tur Lonpen
Westminster Bank
Accheus-Hunter Praises Neighbours Police After Fire
Accheus-Hunter publicly commends the kindness and promptness of neighbours and friends who aided him after the fire on Thursday morning. He notes the good order of the Division of Police, especially the Inspector, and the sergeants and men whose united exertions preserved most of the premises at No 44 Webber-row Blackfriars-road.
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Accheus-Hunter
Division of Police
Webber-row
Blackfriars-road
Practical Treatise on the Principal Diseases of the Lungs
Dr Weatherhead presents a practical treatise detailing principal lung diseases and their cough manifestations. Published by J Churchill, this Soho edition highlights various cough types with references to a companion headache volume by the same author G Hymn Weratiernizap MB RCPl London.
Fraser's Magazine Marsh Number Promoted by Standard
The Standard hails Fraser's Magazine as a leading Protestant and Conservative publication. The Marsh Number went on sale Tuesday for 2s 6d, with enticing content promising strong editorial stance and loyal readership.
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Fraser’s Magazine
Standard
Apprenticeship Institution seeks articled clerks and apprentices
National Apprenticeship Institution at 38 Red Lion Square invites youths to apply for articled clerks, pupils, or apprentices with premiums from £20 to £208. Choose from 200+ candidates and learn various trades. Prospects and information available free from the Secretary, Holborn, 16 to 5.
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Cleras, & Fupile
National
Red Lion Square
Mossra
Wheatly, Dargy, Montague, and Company
Holbern
Indian Rubber and Waterproof Factory Listing
MH R Fan Shawe of Bromley offers liberal pricing for large or small quantities of Indian rubber and waterproof products.
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Zindian-Rubezan
MH. R. Fanshawe
Bromley
Bow
Printing trade catalogue offers free No.12 at Aldersgate
The notice, from OOD and SHARWOODS, informs tradesmen that Catalogue No. 12 is available gratis on request at their London warehouse 120 Aldersgate Street. It lists second hand types including newspaper, bank and jobbing founts, printing machines, presses, bookbinders tools, and items for copper plate and lithographic printing.
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IRS
Bogebinders
OOD
Sharwoods
Aldersgate Street
London
Auction notice and house rentals in St Pauls Yard and Chelsea
Baer and Milner announce sale of stock from Charles Mount trustees at Albion House St Pauls Yard including Irish linens laces and 300 pieces of dupes with prices. Also several rental notices for thirteen room and eight room houses in Kensington and Chelsea with weekly rents. John Johnson liqueur merchant promotes ESSENCE OF PUNCH at Regent Street and Jermyn Street. Coton brothers advertise Sciatic Balm for gout and rheumatism with locations in Sloane-square Chelsea and Oxford Street and Farringdon Street dealers.
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ST. Paul's Church Yard
Baer
Milner
Albion House
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Charles Mount
N.B
Henrietta-street
Brunswick-square
Barosan-place
Queen’s Elms
Fulham-road
Sloanestreet
Chelsea
Rayner
Beaufort-terrace
King’s-road
de Elf
Johnson
Duke of Wellington
Birlington’ House
Regent-street
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
George-street
Sloane-square
Sloane-street
W.coton
Edward Coton
W. Coton
Hannay
Oxford Street
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Fire at Blackfriars Wholesale Drugstore Endangers Nearby Homes
A morning blaze erupted at Zacchen Hunter's wholesale drugstore in Webber-raw Blackfriars. Firefighters and L division police confined the flames to lower warehouse areas with nearby water aid. Property loss substantial but contained. insured in the Sun Fire Office.
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Zacchen Hunter
Webber-raw
Blackfriars
Nej How
L Division
Sun Fire
Crown Ofice Insolvent List and Member Return Notice
London Gazette reports Parliament seating for Anglesey with William Owen Stanley replacing Sir Richard Bulkeley. insolvency and bankruptcy notices list multiple individuals across locations including Hastings Liverpool Little Newport Street Shadwell and Nottingham with varied trades from builder to cheesemonger to gilder.
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London Gazette
Crown Ofice
County of Anglesey
William Owen Stanley
Pearkes
Richard’ Bulkeley
Ril Bulkeley
John Austin
Mary Magdalen
Hastings
John Hamilton
Liverpool
Edward Allwright
Newport-street
Newport
Insolvency notices listed in London Gazette on March 3
A long list of insolvents named in the London Gazette includes merchants bakers victuallers tailors and shopkeepers from London and other towns such as Liverpass Gelden-lane Jermyn-street Orange-street Regent's Park Spitalfields and Manchester with trades ranging from chemist draper to indigo-extract manufacturer and scribbling miller.
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London Gazette
John Macdougall
Liverpass
Benjamin Purbrick
Gelden-lane
Victualler
John Absolon
Jermyn-street
St. James's
John Hallett
Orange-street
Bloomsbury
Catherine Alexandrina Hallin
Park-road
Regent’s Pary
George Martin
Barnham
Bucks
George Redfore
Keppel-street
Chelsea
Thomas James Breems
CHARLES _BURFIELD
Fun
Fexning
S-Wharf
Tooley-street
Francis Huitson
Newgate-street
George Pocock
Booth-street
Spitalfields
William Brotherton
Liverpool-street
John Aldred
Manchester
Joseph Popplewell
Silkstone
Yorkshire
John Houseman
Halton
Leeds
Seth Richards
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
John Evans
Edward Coupe
John Brown
AR Southward
Christopher Hardy
Francis Donnelly
John Linney
David Scott
Robert Berry
JAMES _ ROBINSON
William Woodhead
Richard Woodhead
John Wood Head
Almondbury
Joseph Pickering
Bedford
James Mercer
Birkenhead
Cheshire
Edward Passey
Worcester
Wheat and barley market report from Marbees Corn Exchange
At Moxpay market on February 27 the supply of fresh wheat from Essex and Kent was moderate and trade remained heavy for most samples. No price changes since last week. Barley arrivals from Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex were substantial with a price drop of 1s per quarter for all descriptions and many unsold inferior sorts. Beans and peas cheaper by 1s per quarter. oats and other grains show varied prices. Beef and mutton demand notes. total stock counts: beasts 759, calves ?, sheep 2,830, pigs ?.
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Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Moxpay
Essex
Kent
Norfolk
Suffolk
Ireland
New York
Fripar
Chevalier
Monpar
Lincolnshire
Erival
Mlrich Ds
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Leigh Hunt
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Arandel-street
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Duke-street
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Oxford
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Jane Frances Matilda
John Pearson
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