Disturbance over church rates ends in court
The report recounts arrests in St Pancras and Islington over church-rate protests. Joes Jat and John Bassett face charges after mobs formed around distraint actions. A large innkeeper couple, Columbus and Mrs Nash, are central in a separate assault and false imprisonment case with dramatic courtroom testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatson-Garden
Curren Barts
Joes Jat
Upper Seymour-street
St. Pancras
Nesbitt
Richard Bond
Topmanstatcd
Euston-square
Woodman
Mr. Murphy
John Bassett
Islington
Chas
Bassett
Cave
Lowder
John Beaumont
Br. Cave
Charles Lowder
Mr. Laing
Beaumont
Assault on Omnibus Roof in Kingsland Road Court Verdict
Mr. Matthew Cosson a stockbroker faced assault charges after an omnibus driver John Hudson was struck on the roof near the Kingsland toll gate. Evidence from Moule the conductor and a gate boy supported the driver while Cosson claimed defensive actions to avoid a collision. He was fined five pounds and a summons for furious driving was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Cosson
John Hudson
Kingsland-road
Stamford Hill
Kingsland Turnpike
Phaeton
Henry Cooper
Twyford
Msr
Extraordinary Bankrupt Case At Queen Square
A dramatic scene at Queen Square involved two vans loaded with valuable furniture waiting outside as Mrs Currie sought aid from magistrates over assignees entering her husband’s Chelsea home. She claimed most goods belonged to her mother and Col Jackson’s widow with a Court remedy advised for trespass.
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Queen Square
Currie
Edwards
Gregorie and White
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Gregorie
Col. Jackson
East India Company
Revicw
Thames Office Brute Charge in Shadwell Assault Case
At King David lane station-house Shadwell a charge of assault is brought against George Henry Rutherford Russell Carlisle. Margaret Nash known as Mother Nash testifies, a robust local figure with ties to Vinegar lane properties and a history of involvement in multiple cases at this court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Rutherford Russell Carlisle
Columbus
Castleman
Mr. Ballantine
Ratcliffe Highway
Mr. Clarkson
Nash
Mary Ann
John Fortune
General Office
Sarah
John Wyburn
Bexley
Kent
F. H. West
Walsall
Annabella
Richard Raymond
Ballyroughran
Kerry
Pering
Norwood
Surrey
Hackblath
Portland-place
Clapton
Don Martin Serrano
Supreme Court of
Valencia
Spain
Penn House
Amersham
Countess Hows
Torquay
A. P. Thompson
Madras
Belton and Wardley
Bolandshire
Cheltenham
Grant
Archibald Grant
Bat Moneymusk
Lewis
Dublin
Countess Belvidere
Brompton Square
George Colman
Attempted Rescue of Santa Anna Sparks Coastal Stoppage
An attempt by a New Orleans schooner to free Santa Anna from Texian captors failed and left the Mexican president in irons. He attempted suicide with laudanum but only caused nausea as reports detail this dramatic incident and related court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna
New Orleans
Ryan
Cooke
Wakley
Commissioner Law
Woodroffe
Ireland
Wootroffe
Henderson
Law
Mr. Cooke
Epmonroy
Angel Inn
Edmonton
Sun
White-cross-street
Watling-street
White Horse
Angel
White Cross-Street
Edmonton Parish
Tottenham
London
John Burton
Mary Barrett
John Boswell
Bishdwood
Lieerty
George Stoors
House of Correction
Destructive Fire Destroys Brooks Coach Works in City Road
The blaze at Mrs Ann Brooks coach-building premises Nos 1 and 2 Commercial Place City Road destroyed Brooks stock and extensive premises. Hyde Co wadding factory burned out. Firefighters from multiple stations aided by Mr Braidwood faced hours of intense flames with no reported injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsbury-square
Ann Brooks
Whitecross-street
Watling-street
Braidwood
West of England
Messrs. Hyde and Co
Commercial-court
Elder
Bunhillfields
Sun and Alliance
Mesars
Slyde
Louse
Stock, &c
Atheneum
Brotherton
Bunhill-row
St. Luke
Brooks
Messrs. Hyde & Co
Hill
Entree-House
Fashions for November From the Court Magazine
General observations on upcoming dress trends highlight silk and Cadimere wool mantles with velvet trim and pelerine backs. Velvet and satin robes, rich furs like sable, new bonnet shades, extended brim styles, and varied sleeves showcase evolving silhouettes for the season.
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Court Magazine
Conflicts and Deaths in Dunkerrin and Westminster
Lettering from the Dublin era notes Hogan's removal to safety in Dunkerrin where interdicts barred meat and coffin making, Hogan dies next day as locals threaten the coffin and Dean Hawking's carpenter. Westminster representation rumors feature potential Liberal and Conservative supports and named figures. A steam boat collision tale recounts a London bound vessel staying afloat near Gravesend with two hundred passengers, ringing bells and one candle aboard.
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Conovet
Hogan
Dunkerrin
Dean Hawking
Tipperary
Westminster
Joli’ Wortley
Tord Wharncliffe
Mr. Lascelles
Earl ‘Harewood
Phipps
Earl of Mulgrave
Rice
F.“O' Connor
Magnet
Red Rover
Zarhisgate
London
Gravesend
Wheat price surge signals open ports for foreign grain
The article argues rising wheat prices reflect tight stocks and growing demand across Europe and North America. It cites lower potato yields, cattle feed use, and full employment boosting bread demand, predicting labor cost declines and Corn Law repeal within six months. It notes large Continental wheat imports and a five eighths average U.S. harvest, warning of distress if price-driven shortages persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
House of Commons
Ireland
Norfolk
Agricultural Committee
Europe
Spain
Mer
West Indies
United States of America
Canada
Justice Hall
Old Bailey
J. A. Park
Clark
Bruton-street
Westminster Hall
Bank OF England
Para
Guy’s Hospital
Rosella
England
Waterloo-road
St. Thomas’s Hospital
William Street
Waterloo Road
Camberwell
The Marines and Naval Appointments Not Filled
Government decides that cure appointments of generals and flag officers in the Marines will not be filled when vacant. Lord De Saumarez’s era. Captain Sir Christopher Cole’s death affects colonelcies. Mr Day's will provides life interests and large residuary estate for family. Hoth ks business to be sold. Cheap travelling offered on Sunderland line with coaches at 3d a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Hag Ie
Lord de Saumarez
Christopher Cole
Hoth Ks
Sunderland and Dothan
Sunderland
Pe Hope
Bankruptcy Enlarged and Superseded Notices Collated
The London Gazette lists bankruptcy enlargements and supersessions for multiple individuals including Thomas Will of Uppingham and James Brooker Hedgis of Croydon, with others from Manchester Liverpool and Cardiff. It cites certificates, trades, and addresses such as grocers, linen-drapers, candle manufacturers, and chemists, plus scriveners and feather dressers in various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Thomas Will
Uppingham
Rutlandshire
Woolstapler
James Brooker
Hedgis
Croydon
Surrey
John Webb
George Webb
Collison
Stephen Couchman
Stroud
Kent
James Hill
Montagu Mews
Montagu Square
Hackneyman
John Tinker Tidd
John Mallandaine
Marlborough
Chelsea
John Elliot
Finsbury
List of bankrupt tradesmen and merchants named
Bankrupts include Thomas Thompson a wine and spin merchant of Covent Garden Brydges Street Thomas Smith Southampton Street Strand wine and Spirit dealer James Duncan St Mary Axe cheese monger John Miller Nursery Gardens near Durdham Down ser verman seedsman and florist Joseph Drew Keynsham Somerset scrivener William Barthold Great Tower Street merchant Henry Wilson Wigan tailor and draper Henry Tanner Grenada Terrace Stepney master mariner Alexander Elmslie Long Lane Southwark chemist John Hailmore Abchurch Lane Bristol cutler details incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
Brydges-street
Covent-garden
Thomas Smith
Southampton-street
Strand
James Duncan
St. Mary Axe
Cheeseimonger
John Miller
Durdham Down
Seryman
Henry Tanner
Grenada-terrace
Stepney
Alexander Elmslie
Long-lane
Southwark
John Haylmore
Abchurch-lane
Bristol
London Markets Corn Exchange Market Summary
London markets report a fair Wheat supply with an advance of 3s per sack for flour and 5 quarters for old and new wheat, but trade closed heavily with a reported clearance. Barley prices unchanged, beans and peas firmer by about 2s, oats in short supply at 1s rise, malt steady. Flour prices hold Monday’s level. spring grain shows upward tendency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Mowmar
Anj
Wepwnespay
Islington Market Report Shows Scarce Stock and Mild Prices
At Islington cattle market on Monday October 31 the supply was very small and demand weak. Buyers were few while prices edged lower than the previous week for beef and mutton, with calves and pigs trading slowly amid light attendance. Prices are given in the old pence and shillings format for various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Islington
Hay markets show price stability despite bad weather
Prices for hay remained generally sustained last week despite adverse conditions. If the yield improves, a full advance in hay and bread prices is expected. 4lbs loaves cost 8d to 8 1/2d, second quality 6d, inferior loaf 4d.
Births and Marriages Note From London Notices
Birth notices from Greenwich Bristol York-place Upper Baker-street Westbrook Aldenham St Jago de Cuba Belgrave-square Guildford-street and other locations record daughters and sons of titled and notable families. Marriages include H Trench to Hon Georgiana Bloomfield at Burrisfarney Church Trinity Chelsea and other unions among gentry and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Crowley Millington
Bristol
J. Barker
York-place
Baker-street
Henry Mitford Best
S. M. Peto
York-road
Lambeth
Westbrook
Herts
Georgiana Ryder
Aldenham
Boulton
Portland-place
H. H. Oddie
St. Jago de Cuba
John Hardy
Belgrave-square
John Abel Smith
Guildford-street
Pollock
Bert? Square
Hornsey
Gifford Wells
Jenkins
Layton
Essex
John Wage
Portman-Square
Harriet
Samuel Cohen
Grovehouse
Canonbury
Large manufacturing districts served by named British agents
The document lists supply routes to northern districts including Liverpool Scotland-road and Manchester Heywood with agents in towns like Croydon Norwich and Bath. It also names London districts agents and addresses such as Paternoster-row Berger Holywell-street Purkiss Camp street and St John street Clerkenwell. General Agent for sale is Mr Charles Penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englind
Afr
Smith
Scotland-road
Liverpool
Carralli
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Heywood
Manchester
Bready
Shaft Guest
Birmingham
Mann
Leeds
Balt Croydon
My. Riches
Norwich
Cogswell
Bath
M‘phun
Gow
James Rogers
Lower Marsh
Lambeth
Arnold
Pool
Croker
Chappel
Bristol
Cook
Brighton
Hiting
Portsea
Heydon
Plymouth
Hurst
Warrington
Jem Derby
J.O. Riches
Lynn
Norfolk
Pavey
Kingston
Pilgin Potteries
Staffordshire
Seal
Leicester
Leicester; Towson, Devon Warren, Royston; Watson. and Co
Chester-le-street
Dutt’. Anderson
Wisbeach
Isle of Ely
London
Stee
Marshal
Brick-land
Stfields
Detrosier
St. John-street
Clerkenwell
Hucklebridge
Charles-street
Hatton-garden
Charles Penny
Publication details for 6 November 1880 edition
London printing order lists gadspen and percival at upper st. martins lane with Robert Gadspen publisher and Raymonn Pencival of Waterloo Place in Westminster. Published at No Catherine Street Strand on Sunday 6 November 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gadsden and Percival
Upper St. Martin’s Lane
Robert Gadspen
St. Anne
Soho
Raymonn Pencival
Waterloo Place
St. James’s
Westminster
No. Catherine Street
Strand
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London-street
Ratclife
Thomas Wildish
Riarg
Ember 4
London Markets
Crover
Stray
Regent’s Park
Whitechapel
Portman