Miscellany notes from London councils and railways
A compressed digest of 1840s London items describes a Thursday council meeting at Whitehall with notable ministers, a Temple Church notice for daily services, a Gunpowder Plot closure at the Royal Exchange, and university lectures at Gresham College. It also covers railway issues, factory amalgamations, and a humanas of stray accidents including a Brighton boat incident and a Preston coach wreck with multiple injuries.
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Whitehall Gardens
Duke of Wes
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Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of
Royal Exchange
Gresnan College
Professsor Pallen
Pictorial
Mes
Lospox Axp
Braiuros Barwar Company
Thoreday
London Bridge
London and Croydon Railway Company
L. Goldsmid
Croydon
P. Clarke
Love
Cortisioy
Brighton
Salvage
O’connell
O'Connell
Ireland
Aub
Bobby Peel
Sydney
Chusan
Denton
Hongkong
Canton
Bashee Channel
Hong
Tong Gazette
Serjeant Manning
H. P. Collier
Admiralty
Crown
Edmunds
Plymouth
Godson
Q.C
Plym Aouth Journal
Dreaprtt Coach Acc
Preston New Road
Henry Whalley
James Hall
Preston
Preston House of Correction
Brockholes
John Hacking
Blackburn
Old Hall
Preston-road
Thomas Ainsworth
The Potato Famine Spreads Through West of England Reports
LATEST INTELLIGENCE from Warminster details widespread potato disease in the West. Testimonies from Hammond, Ramsbury, Fatcher, Wallis, Judd, and Cooper describe a rising rate of diseased tubers across multiple varieties. Local charity and Kerry aid efforts are noted, along with a Dublin council debate on corn laws and famine relief measures.
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Warminster
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Carpenter
Wheelwright
Hammond
Joshua Ramsbury
James Fatcher
Mr. Hammond
Houghton
Broughton
England
Wiliam Dudman
James Beachamp
James Wallis
Baker, Grocer, &c
Micheelmnes
John Judd
Red Woodman
Isaac Lyon
Great Cythenley
Whitelock
Isaac Goldsmid
Sir Isaac
Banting
Mr. Judd
Dythesley Parish
Edward Cooper
Roran Agniceltenar Society
Hanover-square
Duke of Northumberland
Dublin
Gordon
O'Connell
Tre Commission
Inetaxp
Kerry
Cork
Killarney
Lord Kenmare
Herbert
Muckross
John O'Connell
Grena
Thomas Herbert
Galwer
Kilmaine
Neale Park
Mayo
Galway
Gore Langton
Bath Chronicle
Widespread political shifts force withdrawal in late canvass
Recounting how unsteady late polling support for Colonel Reid culminated in a withdrawal by Walter after an influential push against him. The result would have likely left Walter trailing by about 30 votes in a 684-seat constituency. The piece also notes secession news from Oxford and other church state happenings.
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Goodge Street
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Goold
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Newgate
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Little Russell Court
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Bowatreet
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William Finley
Church Street
Soho
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Altona
Diebreich
Goode
Swker
Elmshorne
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Birmingham
Ite
Stoke
Stony
Humphrey Willis
Gloucester
Hughes
Saunders
Beale
Connell
W. Davie
Shellord
Davis
Willis
Edward Cheshire
Stoke Station
Richard Barnell
Greman
Stubbs
Foustgen
Thia Grace
Duke of St. Albans
Nottingham
Arnold
Sun Fire Office
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Wixpson
Wisnson
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J. Leigh
Branecnose College
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Collins
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Posey
Maxatox
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Henry Willock
Hon. East India Company
Robert Inglis
Alderman Wilson
John Kie
Dale
Devon
St. Paul’s
Colonel Hutchinson
Daniel Witton
Talington
Wilberforce Bird
Colson
Lincestra
Lord de Table
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F. Leicester
Captain Leicester
Leicester
Grier Chapel
Commissioners of
Her Majesty's Woods and Forests
Whitebell
Dew Street
London Docks
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Chaplin and Horne
Dock Street
Commercial Street
St. Mary, Whitechapel
Eastern Counties Railway
High Street
Shoreditch
Union Street
Spitalfields
Globe
Great Western Railway Company
Exeter
London
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Hungerford
Westbury
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Court reports multiple 1840s legal actions and appeals
The record covers trials at Croydon and London assizes. It details motions for new trials and arrests of judgment for libel and improper evidence, damages for assault and false imprisonment, a divorce alimony case, tax deductions on alimony, and a prosecutorial case against a vicar for habitual adultery. It notes witnesses, affidavits, and court rulings affecting damages, custody, and ecclesiastical jurisdiction.
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Tindal
Colman
Maule
Erle
Chadwick Jones
Acton
Vallance
Duke of Brunswick
Sheriffa’ Court
Igalat Afr
Milner
Lancaster Guardian
Pearson
Duke of Bronawick
Allance
Cobbett
William Cobbett
William Cabbett
Queen's Prison
Court of Chancery
Court of Queen's Bench
Court of Common Pleas
Mra.coke
John Hynde Cooke
Mina Wetherill
Patiet
Cief
Cooke
Eleanor Williams
Beaufort Army
Chepstow
Queen's Bench
Elizabeth Russell
Bradehaw
James Russell
Teispay
Hira
Haswett
Nisi Prius
Baron Platt
Humfrey
Hawkine
Wilkins
Jervis
Ogle
St. Leonard
Eastcheap
St. Benet
Gracechareh-Street
Jane
Station House
Mansion House
Giltspur Street
Arches Court
Mospar
H. Jenner Fust
Lord Frankfort
Frankfurt
Isaue
ES Tax Office
Oy Taz
Hirson
Lorrve
Arthur Loftus
Fincham St. Martin
Fincham
St. Michael
Holghton
Helhoughton
Rainham St. Martin
Downham Market
Mr. Loftus
Henry
Couch
Jemima Croas
Susan
Twiddy
Worsup
Worsa
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