Appalling Domestic Tragedy Near Ballymena and Randaistown
A frontline report describes a horrific family murder in which Hill, tormented by head pain, bludgeoned his wife, mother in law, and a daughter before being restrained and jailed at Ballymena. a boy escaped to raise the alarm as neighbors and authorities respond. The piece also covers a 22 year old Mayo murder trial, a Denham Park suicide at a private lunatic asylum, two Oxford student suspects involved in theft and flight, the wreck of the Sunda off Hainan with heavy loss, and political notes on Helston and East Suffolk elections.
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Ballymena
Randaistown
Hill
Hannington
C.C.P
Ballymena Bridewell
Derry Standard
Mayo Assizes
Joyce
Hugh Moran
Gortduff
Mayo
George III
Barbara Moran
Dominick Ruans
Owenwee
M‘nulty
Mayles Banks
Denham Park
Epward Percival
Bucks
Uxbridge
Benjamin Rotch
Middlesex Sessions
Edward Percival
Lord Arden
William Charsley
Beaconsfield
London
Denham-park
Sincunar
Detection
Tureves
Robert John Lemay
John Hamilton
I’rederick Stannard
Abingdon
Reading
Streatley
Oxford
Angel Inn
Cheltenham
Stannard
Claude Hamilton
Central Criminal Court
Hainan
Proparty
England
China
Canton
Greig
Doctor
Sunda
St. John’s
Syed Khan
Tenhosa
Macpherson
Mr. Ilbery
Globe
Admiral Maitland
India
Elliot
Admiral Elliot
Cape
Melville
Britain
Helston
John Basset
Tehidy
Lewes
Basset
East Suffolk
C. B. Vere
Lord Henniker
Shafto Adair
Drue Druke
Pitt
Hell
Drue
Camden Society
Death of Inverness MP at Cullen House funeral
Intelligence reported Saturday morning the death of Mr Grant MP for Inverness shire found dead in his bed as he had arrived the previous night at Cullen house for his mother’s funeral. The Standard notes Mr Henry Baillie left London as a Conservative candidate for the county. A West India planters meeting petitioned Parliament to hear counsel before the East India Company duties petition, with Lord Seaford in the chair. Frederick Town Fowler was charged at Bow Street with attempting arson at the Morning Chronicle editor’s box. witnesses described ashes from a cigar and a lucifer match. The case included disputes over admission to Wakley’s coroner court and a Marylebone inquest assault on reporters. Extensive robbery by a servant in Hatton Garden and several minor court items followed.
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Grant
Invernessshire
Cullen-house
Henry Baillie
Col. H. Baillie
London
West India
East India Company
East India
Lord Seaford
Burge
Jamaica
Frederick Town Fowler
Bow-street
Morning Chronicle
Strand
John Calnan
Mforning
Mr. Hall
Mr. Halli
Times Office
Hall
Charles Fowler
Theatrical Chronicle
Henry George Brooks
Fowler
Marylebone
Lord Montford
Twyford
Conant
Justin
Wakley
Middlesex
Chadwick Jones
Payne
C. Jones
Middlesex Hospital
Hearn
New Road
Beadle
Joseph
Bell
Jones
Hatton-Garden
Newgate
Susan Allen
Robert Turner
Mr. Combe
Miss Allen
Tom Turner
Turner
Y. Combe
Smike
Worship
George South
Laurel Tree
William Wade
South
Broughton
Jersey
Augustus J. Brine
Boldrehill
Lymington
Hants
A. Brine
Helen
Philip, R. Lempriere
Rozel Manor
St. George's
Hanover Square
George Cighekas
Middle Temple
Basil Cochrane
Ann
John Smith
Coomb Hay
Somersetshire
Hanovers Uare
Anthony John Ashley Cooper
Earl of Shafteswry
Julia
Henry Jof Conyers
Copt Hall
East India College
York
James Henley
5Th Dragoon Guards
Jane
Richard Mullins
Lord Ventry
Edinburgh
Henry Lumsden
Tilwhilly
Mary Ann
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Closeburn
Bart
Cornsay
Northumberland
Mr. Win. Dague
Kilbuee
Cork
Richard Drake
Kibberrow
Worcester
Isaac Chauncey
Canadian
James Yeo
George Prevost
Washington
Board of Navy Commissioners
Brighton
George Bridges
Cromarty
Christian Gordon
David Gordon
Sarah Holder
Chartley
Tewkesbury
J. Barker
St. Keverne
Cornwall
John Davies
Collybridge
Ilfracombe
Susan
John Pearce
John Mattram
Waterworks Street
Hull
Nathaniel Mills
Great King-street
Birmingham
G. B. Krall
Rochester
Clapham
Thomas N. Wittner
Col
James Beaver
Lewknor
Oxfordshire
Corpus
Childrey
Beaver
Copenhagen
Nelson
Lowi
Lord Nelson
England
East Barnet
Richard Parkes
Luton
Beds
Mrs. Lee
Fludger-shet
Westminster
Newington-green
Heberle
Tuider Monck Mason
Naples
M. Falconet
Earl of Morley
Saltram
Earl
Earl of
Boringdon
North Molton
Boringden
Devon
United Kingdom
Lorn Tee
Warried
Augusta Fant
Earl of Westmoreland
Arthur Paget
Marais
Orsey
Frances Talbot
Peter
Thomas Talbot
Morley
Henips Boringdon
Devonshire
Villiers
Mitiany
Bartmoor
Proclamation to Stop English Trade at Macao and Port Closure
A dated imperial proclamation from Lin and Tang announces the permanent cessation of English trade at Macao with exemption for two bonded ships, warning locals to sever commerce with English vessels and reinforcing the aim to halt opium imports. It follows other notices about accidents and a public disturbance near Monument yard.
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China
Lin
Tang
Kwang
Macao
Elliot
Thomas Coutts
Royal Saxon
India
Hilton
6Th Light Dragoons
Indus
Newcastle
Springwelly
Gosforth
Zyne
Monument Yard
Mr. Ware
Guy's
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Jenkins
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in London Gazette
Insolvents named S B Hutchins and others from Walworth-road to Knightsbridge and Hyde Park. Bankrupts include C H Papps, W Miers, stockwell, H Coleman, and many trades across London, Manchester, Leeds, and beyond. Certificates announced for April 7. partnerships dissolved including Gr eam e Co and Buckley, Hawkesford, Willim, and more.
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London Gazette
M. Stevens
Fichigate-street
Whitechapel
Ironfounder
W. Carter
Oxford-street
G. Davies
Knightsbridge
B. Jacques
Standard-hill
Nottingham
J. Cotton
Nottingham-park
T. B. Oliver
Querndon
Hosiers
J. Cranston
Ringwood
Southampton
W. Smith
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
T. Milne
Stockton-upon-Tees
Durham
Draper
C. Dean
King'sheath
Worcester
E. Cope
Manchester
W. Tomlinson
Birmingham
G. Jull
Leamington
Warwick
J. Allen
F. Phillips
J. Norris
J. Garratt
Tip
Calico and Fustian
T. Saxelbye
Parliament-street
Kingston-upon-Huall
Scrivener
W. Wells
Kingston-upon-Hull
Ratcliffe
Lowestoft
Suffolk
W. Thomas
Leamington-priors
J. Tarte
Silk
Jewin-street
City
G. Gingell
West Smithfield
Yorkstreet
Lambeth
Hay
Middletons
W. and
G. Stoker
Newcastle upon-Tyne
carters—Rowlinson and Banks
Stockton-heath
Appleton
Cheshire
Smethurst and Co
Allott, Brooke, and Co
Thornhill
Yorkshire
S. B. Hutchins
West Street
Walworth-road
Victualler
J. Green
Knightsbridge Terrace
Hyde-park
Oilman
C. H. Papps
George-street
Adelphi
Coalaerchant
W. Miers
Strand
Ormoln-Mainiature
Framesnaker
E. . Prince
W. S. Overton
W. Whitfield
Leeds
N. VP. Wood
J. Vaughan
Trawsfynydd
Merionethshire
J. Taylor
Macclesfield
C. Hart
Newgate-street
R. Morrison
Percy-street
Rathbone-place
Doncaster
A. H. Tulk
E. Banks
Gateshead
T. W. Powell
Neath
Glamorganshire
Money Scrivener
D. Robinson
Sneinton
Nottinghamshire
Greame and Co
Dublin
Liverpool
J. Buckley
Warrington
J. Hawkesford
J. Willim
Bilston
Staffordshire
C. Bosworth
Ratcliffe-upon-Soar
S. B. Foster
Hathern
Leicestershire
Brookman and Roberts
Poplar
Crompton
Historic firm list shows regional trades and partners
A fragmented ledger-like passage lists numerous firms and trades across Britain and Ireland. Names include ironmongers Skelton and Cary, millers Parker and Tilley, tailors Edwards and Wilson, and many others with locations in Liverpool Manchester Glasgow Bristol and London areas. The dense entry reads like a directory of merchants, surgeons, grocers, and shippers with scattered place names.
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Crawford-stree
J. Bradshaw
Welchpooll
Montgomeryshire
Oswestry
Shropshire
Mercers
G. Hulme and Co
Stockport
Cheshire
G. Hulme
H. W. Turnbull
Stourbridge
Cheltenham
Gloucester
Coal-méy
chants—Higgins and Co
Glasgow
Stell
Robbins
G. Street
M. Buckingham
Liddell and Co
W. Ferguson
Kemp, Pringle
Lawson
Manchester
Liverpool
Merchanty
Money Market and Bond Quotes From Open London Market
Consolidated and government securities show varied quotes with several currencies and bonds listed. Notable items include Consols near 90 percent, Exchequer Bills, Spanish, Danish, Portuguese, Dutch, Colombian, Mexican, Brazilian, Belgian bonds, and railway shares from London and regional banks with premiums and discounts noted.
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London and Birmingham
Great Western
Brighton
Blackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
Croydon
London and Westminster Bank
London
Stock Bank
London Markets Corn Exchange March 16 Market declines record
London markets report a Friday wheat decline amid ample land carriage supply and a slow foreign sale at nominal prices. Malting barley held firm, inferior grades cheaper, peas and beans steady. Oats from Ireland arrive, firmer prices amid slow trade. cargo counts and weekly arrivals listed. London average grain prices for week ending March 13 noted with duties on foreign coin.
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Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Ireland
Eloy
London
Market Report at Smith Field on Monday March 16
Beasts 2661 sheep 21730 calves 59 pigs 473. Beef 3s 4d to 4s 6d mutten ds to 5s veal ds to 6s pork 8s 8d to da 8d per stone. Beef supply short, trade heavy at Friday quotations, mutten trade dull, few sheep realising 53 per stone, veal sells better than Friday as supply remains tight.
Hay Market Prices in Smithfield Ungerford and Recent's Park
Hay prices listed for Smithfield Ungerford and Recent's Park show ranges by type. Clover sells 90s to 100s, hay 80s to 85s, straw 40s to 42s per load of 36 trusses in Smithfield and similar ranges in Ungerford and Recent's Park with slight variances.
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Smithfield
Ungerford
Stram
Coal Price List With Added Delivery Charges
The notice states reader prices should be increased by 10s to 12s per ton for delivery free of charge. It lists many collieries with specific prices such as Holywell Main 19s 6d and Haswell 23s 6d, along with other names like Tees, Hartley, Kelloe, and Hetton. Ships arrived 15.
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Coal Exchange
Holywell Main
South Hartley
Tuffield Moor
Bute
Townley
Wylam
Wallsend— Hotspur
Killingworth
Belmont
Braddyll's
Hetton
Haswell
1840 London notice on publication address and date
Printed at No 387 Strand Middlesex states O Norris of No 48 Fetterlane St Mary Holtern London and published for the Proprietor by Charles Penny at No 337 Strand asking for advertisements and communications Sunday March 22 1840.
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Strand
Middlesex
Ae O ’ Norris
Fetterlane
St. AR Holtern
London
Charles Penny
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Office of Ordnance
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Norice
Her
Foot Guards
Household Cavalry
Wales
Isle of Man
Channel Islands
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Commissariat
Pall Mell
Guernsey
Man
R. Byham
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Admiralty
Somerset-place
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Nounty
Provident Life Office
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Piccadilly
Earl Grey
Aravamanas
Frederick A. Roe
G. E. Welby
George Prynne
Richard King
Duke of Rutland
Marquis of Northampton
Lord King
Lord Northwick
W. E. Welby
Life Office
J. A. Beaumont
National Benefit Society
Henry Wilson
Tower OF London
J. Williams
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End
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Nicholas Nickleby
Wicholas
Ack
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Enny Weekly Dispatch
Times
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Weymouth
Dover
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Hartley
Carrs and West
Stanhope Wallsend
Secretary of the Admiralty
Paris
Rutland
J. Simmons
J. S
King William-street
London-bridge
Cannon-street
Nentlemen
Newmarket
Great Britain
T. Oliver
J. S. Peele
Leicester-square
Mercury
J. Brierly
Ashoe
Ross and
Scott
Exeter Hall
Olloway
Universal Family
Herbert Mayo
F.R.S
King's College
Thomas Holloway
H. Mayo
Hanover-square
Holloway
Her Majesty
B. C. Brodie
Money Market
London Markets
Baron-hill, Anglesey
Williams Bulkeley
Mount-street
Edmund Phipps
Hooke Pearson
16Th
Lancers
Rome
Giuseppina Carducci Genuense