Young man charged with shooting in Wimbledon Park
John Sikes 18, employed as under-game reporter to Mr Pattison, Wimbledon Park, faced Ir. Clive for assault and wounding John Weston a cutter, after firing a loaded gun at him during acorn gathering in the park. Weston wounded in leg, a 4 o'clock incident amid conflicting alibi testimony, bail set at £100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sikes
Pattison
Wimbledon Park
Clive
John Weston
Ambledon
Wimblepark
Owever
Mr. Clive
Bright
Wimbledon
David Hogg
Attempted suicide cases and coercion in London court
Elizabeth Newland and Harriet Wood faced magistrate Mr Traill for attempting suicide by river and ingesting white lead amid destitution and abuse. Details show Newland’s despair over illness and poverty, Wood’s abuse by a partner, and repeated bail with sureties. A second case involved Lucy Moore, a village girl lured to London for work, then deserted. A third matter covers Emma Anton’s charge of perjury in a medical assault case against J Edward Morse. more evidence was heard and trial date set.
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Abel Ciieth
Lord Chanter
Edward Witton
Kelly
Mr. Elly
McCain
Mr. Kelly
Elizabeth Newland
Harriet Wood
Mr. Traill
Picide
Londondge
Oman Newland
Surrey
London-bridge
London
Bond-street
Guy’s Hospital
Iavestock
M Division
Lucy Moore
Burghfield
Reading
Goswell
Clapham
Biddington
Traill
Emma
Anton
J. Edward Morse
South-place
Ipper
Kingsclere
Samuel Platt
Cottington’s Hill
Assizes
Rachel Elliot
Bath Journal
Cork
Castletownroche
Repeal Association
Beast Lowndes
George Dawson Lowndes
Marylebone
Charles Cotton
Frederick-street
Hampstead
Prince of Wales Court
Marylebone-lane
Symons Simpson
Rawlinson
Newgate
Curunca ix Lonpox
General Assembly
Free Church
Alexander Stewart
Killin
William Grant
Wallacetown
Ayr
John Pollack
Baldernock
Donald Kennedy
Killearnan
James Munro
Rutherglen
George J. Duncan
Kirkpatrick
Durham
Edinburgh
Bagnigge Wells-Road
Acton-place
Bunk Giary
Sutton Bonnington
Robert Meek
St. Michael’s
R.M
Gent
Fowler Hicks
Meek
Mr. Meek
Mrs. Meek
Mitchell
Casey
John Hands
Charles Chadborn
John Webster
County Hall
Chadborn
Sutton
Nottingham Journal
Old Green Lane Echoes And Odd Scribblings From 1848
A curious column blends verse and excerpts from a 19th century miscellany. It recalls a romance in the old green lane, and includes a letter about a cathedral prank and a striking account of pilgrims drowned near Juggernaut with dog scavenging notes, plus a weather sketch from Punch.
Mammoth bones unearthed in Orange County New York
Workmen in Scotchtown Orange County unearthed fossil elephant remains buried in marl at 5 to 7 feet depth. The head weighs over 400 pounds with tusks about 4 feet 9 inches long. This marks the third mammoth found in Orange County. The article also recalls Roger North humor about a 17th century judges procession on horseback and its mishaps.
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New York
Scotchtown
Orange County
Roger North
Westminster
Lord Shaftesbury
Twisden
Cardiff Assizes Pass Severe Sentences on Rural Rioters
David Jones and John Hugh pleaded guilty to leading a riot that demolished a turnpike gate and house in Lil and Llot al y bout. Hughes and others received transportations of twenty years or imprisonments. several defendants discharged or bound over.
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Moxtpay
David Jones
John Hugh
Lil and Nlot Aly Bout
William Lewis
H. Williams
M. D. Hill
Igh
John Hughes
Baron Gurney
Jones
Hugh
David Lewis
Lewis Davies
Wm. Chambers
Llanelly
Carmarthen
Gent
Lil and
Nlot Aly Bout
Morgan Morgan
Esther Morgan
Margaret Morgan
Charles Frederick Napier
Swansea
Henry Morgan
Rees Morgan
John Morgan
C. F. Napier
Nolle
Hill
Cardiff
London
Bankruptcies and notices in The London Gazettes
The London Gazettes reports writs for Salisbury and Kilkenny elections, knighthood and consular appointments, dissenters marriages, insolvencies and bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestrations with detailed lists of names and places. Also includes a court case on George Dawson Lowndes and local robberies at Sutton Bonnington with police actions.
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House of Commons
Salisbury
Wyndham
Kilkenny
Bryan
James Wyllie
Srempore
Michael of
Fonkien Orrice
Don Antonio Estefani
Gibraltar
Southgatedale
Fowerhill
Fishguard
Pembrokeshire
Ambleston
Wesleyan Association
Blackburn
Lancashire
B. D. Fulloon
Great Carter
E. W. Jackson
New Ferry
Cheshire
J. Hollingworth
Meltham
Yorkshire
J. Butterworth
Hodgehill Nook
J. Sumner
Chiswell Street
W. Rush
Norwich
Broken Cross
T. Bradley
Netherton
I. Thompson
Liverpool
I. Leapman
East Mount Terrace
Whitechapel Road
W. Blenkin
Kirkgate
Leeds
W. Green
Bingley
James Hale
Parker Street
Drury
Drury Eas, Bedding Manufacturer—G. Beeforth
T. A. Salter
Manningham
W. Williams
Llanrwst
Denbighshire
G. Button
Wakefield
W.D. Smith
Albany Road
Camberwell
D. Soutten
Francis Street
Waterloo Road
W. Poole
Market Street
St. John's Street
Clerkenwell
W. Thom
T. Bell
Pendre Cottage
Flintshire
H. A Newman
Wellington Place
Stepney
W. Collings
Maze
Tooley Street
G. Field
Little Carter's Lane
Doctors’ Commons
C. Harris
Clarence Place
J. Harris
Greenwich
S. Burgess
Dunstable
H. W. Morley
Dean Street
J. Phillips
Hallcourt
Old Broad Street
R. Grand
Old Jewry Chambers
A. Mason
Bury St. Edmund's
L. C. Lecesne
Fenchurch Buildings
Fenchurch Street
W. Pickford
H. G. Clapton
Bristol
B. L. Watson
Cornhill
J. Bradley
Great Tichfield Street
Marylebone
W. Hitch
Kingsland
H. Potts
Blackheath Road
Kent
E. Bumpstead
Halesworth
Suffolk
J. W. Sumner
Reading
J. Wilshin
Draper
T. Feaver
Ludgate Hill
Mercer
J. Fawcett
John Street
St. Sepulchre
J. Lambert
E. and
G. Wright
Bodmin
Brewers
D. Scott
Flint
Iron and
J. Crowe
Sunderland
M. Pearson
Workington
Cumberland
J. Jeans
Poole
J. de Jacob Pariente
Bury Street
St. Mary Axe
Prebble and Foskett
Newgate
H. J. and
A. Stevens
Little Tower Street
Learoyd and Lomas
Pontefract
Allen and Co
Birmingham
Norfolk and Henry
Cheltenham
Cross and Co
Mold Town
Triggs and Busby
Guildford
Russell and Cresdee
Carter and Wright
West Kent
Southwark
Purdie and Barns
Adalia
Caramania
Asia Minor
Nunn and Sams
E. Reynolds
Saxlingham Mills
Norfolk
millers—Riley and Co
Foulridge
Colne
W.catlow
Robinson and Randles
Hemingway and Co
Dewsbury
F. Binge
Sheffield
Holbeck and Co
New Bond Street
Moore and Co
Bridgewater Gardens
Barbican
J. Barclay
Montrose
D. Patrick
J. Morrison
Falkirk
W. Allan
Leith
J. Weir
Cumneck
Ayr
Forticn
Charles Ogilvy
Orkney Islands
Edward Meugens
Hiteball
Robert Waugh
North Ronaldshaw
North Isles
Orkney
Adam White
Sheped
Church of
Scotand
War Office
5Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Darell
Purchase
Campbell
William Helsham Chandler
Darell
14Th Foot
John M‘culloch O'Toole
John M‘culloch O'Toole, From Half-Pay 49Th Foot
Henry Pigot
26Th Foot
Robert Collins Craigie
69Th Foot
Richard Henry Strong
34Th Foot
William John Blake
Pittokipes
Rooper
George Henry Scott Duglas, Bart
Blake
George Port Erskine
72D Foot
Daniel O'Meara
66Th Foot
George Maxwell
Moyle
73D Foot
Clarevaulx Faunt
49Th Foot
Francis Charles Shurray
1St West India Regiment
Charles Grange
Ellis
Royal Newfoundland Companies
Royaleyn
George Gordon Cumming
Chambers
Great Britain
Henry Bicrewett
Grocers’ Company
Grocers’hall
G. Lawes
High Street
Southampton
J. H. Tipple
Wymondham
G. Moir
Newcastle-upon.Tyne
W. Warren
Pownell Fee
Wilmslow
J. Smith
H. Griffiths
Chelford
S Polak
Newport
T. Sleeman
Tenby
H. Lewis
Greville Place
Haverfordwest
I. Bell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
T. Walker
Monthearmouth
Durham
T. Radclyffe
J. Pritchard
Witney
Oxfordshire
W. S. Walker
Pallmall East
A. Reid
Chelsea Park Cottage
Little Chelsea
S. Polak
J. Harriss
Leicester Square
D. H. Brown
J. Thorp
Manchester
Leigh
Luce and Tovey
J. Bucksey
Exeter
J. Fitton
S. Heap
Stakehill
Mason and Son
Kingston-on-Thames
Vauxhall
Seward and Pindar
Rugby
Warwickshire
Carter and Smith
Freen and Burrows
Tuscany
Aged Pitarims' Society Holds Ninth Annual Meeting
The ninth annual gathering at the London Coffee House, chaired by Mr. David W. Wire, reported prospering confidence in funding life pensions of ten and five guineas for forty-two aged and infirm Christian poor. Donations and receipts were recorded, with 44 recipients graded by pension amount.
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London
David W. Wire
W. Francis
Extraordinary Brent Parish Cure Report for Halse's Drops
Parish guardians of Brent Devon attest to dramatic recovery of Thomas Rolins after taking Halse's Scorbutic Drops. Before treatment he suffered large running wounds and weakness. after one bottle he improved, continuing to health and able to work. Signed June 21, 1843 by local notables including the lord of the manor. Wholesale agents listed with purchase details and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halse
Brent
Devon
Thomas Rolins
John Elliott
John Menning
William Pearse
Henry Goodman
Arthur Langworthy
London
Barclay and Soa
Farringdon Street
Hallett
High Holborn
Prout
Strand
King
Blackfriars Road
Sanger
Oxford-street
Schulze and Co
King William-street
N.B
Silent Friend and Perry Remedies Publicized in London Sale
An 18th or 19th century advertisement details the publication of The Silent Friend a medical work on sexual health and generative infirmities by R and L Perry and Co with cures for venereal disease. It lists numerous London booksellers and private consultants at 19 Berners Street Oxford Street offering cures including Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Perry purifying pills with consultation fees and home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
London
R. and L. Perry
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
C.J. Lucas & Co
Newman-street
Oxford Street
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
Leadenhall
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas
van Hood
J. . Curtis
Grafton-street
Bolster
Cork Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Blair-street
Messia
Curtis
Old England
Essex and Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis
Messrs
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho-square
Stirling Rees Essence and La’Mert Debility Cures
Advertises TIRLING REES ESSENCE as a quick cure for blood impurities and secondary symptoms with claims of rapid relief and no recurrence. Promoted by J W Stirling at Whitechapel with prices and world-wide sending option. Also promotes LAMERT’S DEBILITY essay on nervous disorders and reproductive health with published details and consultant access in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stirling
High-street
Whitechapel
N.B
Samuel Lamert
Loudon
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries
London
Barraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Patern and Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La'Mert
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Union Hall
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Old Green Lane
Green Lane
Ainsworth's Magazine
Humavuc
Tavistock
Bustom
Jellasore
Soubunreeka
Juggernaut
Jezabel
Malia Times
Spiff
Hackney
Yas
Ondine
Adelphi
Astley
Punch
Jose Tion
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