Damages in Crim Con Case Wiguelin v Wood
In the Court at Basinghall Street the writ of inquiry on a crim. con. claim between Mr. Wiguelin and Mr. Wood heard details of a clergyman wife’s affair with the surgeon at Bognor. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 4000 pounds after testimony of adultery and elopement schemes with strong local names and places.
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Srconpanies’ Court
Basinghall-street
James
Asiston
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Wightlatter
Jon Eeatiet
Andrew Wignelin
Sussex
South Stoke
W. Wood
Wightman
Bognor
Emily Hankey
Atleman
Ortland-Place
Chichester
England
Brighton
Hankey
Caroline Wiguelin
Deponent
Secondary James
Death of Bath and Wells Bishop Premature Claim
Weymouth letters dated May 2 say the bishop of Bath and Wells was dangerously ill from bowel inflammation but hopes of recovery were sanguine, making the death announcement premature.
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Bath and Wells
Weymouth
Cheltenham Theatre Fire Destroys Historic Building
A Cheltenham theatre burned completely on a Friday morning with alarms at 3:30. Four town engines and an insurance company engine fought the blaze, but the interior collapsed and by 9:30 the building was gutted. Damages about £5,000. adjacent shops lost. origins rumored gas leak. The old theatre, built 1805, linked to Watson and Siddons, now deemed a loss and unlikely to be rebuilt.
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Grattan
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Siddons
Cheltenham Theatre
York Hotel
Colonel Berkeley
Lord Segrave
Frederick and
Grantley Berkeley
Jenner
Dr. Jenner
Berkeley
Watson
Grand Duke Alexander of Russia lands in England amid royal welcome
The Cerberus steamer arrives off Deptford with Grand Duke and Prince William Henry of Holland aboard. A royal salute greets their landing, then the party travels to London in royal carriages. The report notes broader news on government proclamations, riots in Montgomeryshire, and public notices across London.
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Newtown
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Warburton
Hume
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O'Connell
Theft and elopement cases at London workhouses and a fatal fall
A candle maker's employee is jailed after 56 pounds of copper theft is found on him and he refuses to name the receiver. In a separate incident a workhouse inmate is linked to a planned elopement through a love letter, but the magistrates release him. A laborer at Earl Powis's Berkeley Square mansion dies after a 30 foot fall from scaffolding.
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Moore
Whitecross-street
Worship-street
George Smith
James Smith
Hatton-garden
West
Clerkenwell
Mr. Bennett
Mr. West
Emmar Johnson
Emma
Saint John-street
Tam
Dayley
J. Smith
Burrell
Earl Powis
Berkeley Square
Berkeley
Royal Union Life Annuity and Depo Sit Bank Prospectus
Lancaster Place Strand offices offer daily post prospectives from 10 to 3. Deposits earn 3 percent interest with eight days notice for withdrawal. Six months notice also at 3 percent. Mortgages of 5000 pounds and above on freehold estates in England or sales of life and reversionary interests invited in writing.
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Lancaster Place
Strand
England
Wakefield Stationers Promote Portraits at Northgate Shop
WeatulFIELD TORES and partners announce they are sole agents for the WEEKLY CHROWIGIE specimens. Public notice invites friends to view the Duke of Wellington's Portrait and Memoir on display at their Northgate Wakefield shop.
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Tores
Homas Nichols
Northgate
Wakefield
Duke of ‘Wellington
Northgats
Arrests and odd charges across from Toomara to Oxford Street
Bailiff Morpex or Lory Norspay faces murder charges after boasting while intoxicated. In a separate incident, George Clark and three female staff from the White Bear and Green Man and Still are questioned over a lurid scene in a Marylebone police office, with Clark denying serious misconduct as magistrates rebuke the behavior.
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Lory Norspay
Jim Kenna
Toomara
Merny Monta
Jim Green
Srinu
George Clark
Marylebone
Martha Ireson
Susan Hagger
Elizabeth Galing
White Bear
Piecedilly
Green Man and
Oxford Street
Patterson
Chambermai
Clark
London Market Summary From Morning Trading Ticker
The British Funds drifted about one percent lower than yesterday's close amid speculation a parliamentary dissolution may force large stock sales for election expenses. Bulls expect confidence in new ministers to shore up prices. Consols steady around 93.4 for the Account, 93 for Money, Exchequer Bills soft, India Bonds 46, Bank Stock 1964 195, with several foreign and domestic securities showing varied movement. Market activity narrows with railways and banks quoted alongside miscellaneous instruments.
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Insolvent and bankruptcies listed in London Gazette
Insolvent Christopher Moresby of Frome Somerset. bankrupts T Cole of Leadenhall Street stationary Geo Frith Lower Whitechapel Street statuary and mason T Briggs Newcastle upon Tyne eroder W Bull Lichfield cabinet maker Wm R Cartas Newcastle upon Tyne ironmonger J Marton Great Grimsby Lincolnshire chief merchant. bankruptcy superseded T B King King Street Aldgate ceased victualler. Partnerships dissolved Sloan and Murray Manchester drapers and tea dealers Saunders and Comyn Queen Street Southwark attornies at law Field and Wood Liverpool coffee dealers Woodwark and Bird Lawrence Lane London and Southfields Gloucester clothiers J and W Derrick Hadleigh Suffolk tron loungers Atlee Barchard and Atlee Wandsworth distillers Gravely and Newington Boughton Manchelsea Kent brewers Faber and Smal Sheffield plumbers and glaziers Todd Kitson Laird and Shepherd Henslet Leede engineers Green and Crab Peckham surgeons Ball and Huff Holloway farmers Phillips and Lamb Highworth Wilts drawers Trower Lawon and Trower St Mary at Hill London wine and Saints merchants Higginson and Morgan Pleasant Street Liverpool soda water manufacturers Rimington and Thompson Gateshead Durham linen and woollen drapers Bryan and Halford Sow on the Wold mercer Robb and Maddock Manchester cigar merchants E and G Eaker Hermes Street Pentonville engine turners W H and D M Gortling Leadenhall Street ironmongers Liddon and Ford HanEl Hempstead brewers
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Manchester
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Queen-street
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Highworth
Wilte
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London
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Gateshead
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Mercer
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Hermes-street
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Leadenhall-street
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Hanel Hempsted
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in London Gazette May 7
Insolvents include John Adrize Meyer of Great Tower Street and William M Gill of Liverpool. Bankrupts span George Horsey of Chamomile Street, Leicester Square, and others in Lincolnshire Birmingham and Yorks. Partnerships dissolved cover Englefield Co Wood Street and many listed firms across trades from hatters to wool merchants. Certificates dated May 28 list S B Jackson Liverpool Routledge Oakshaw and others.
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How
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Devonshire
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Hamburgh
Leeds
E Moore
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Chichester
Chiat
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T Watson
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Aldermanbury
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Newessteupon-Tyne
Fruiteter
Market Report From London May Day Trade
We had a small attendance of buyers at market this morning. Monday's currect was supported for Wheat and all other articles. Arrivals include English Wheat 1,610 Barley 4,380 Oats 2,620 quarters Flour 2,450 sacks Irish Oats 11,159 quarters Foreign Wheat 22,710 barley 3,339 quarters.
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