Andover triumph as Westlake is re-elected to town council
In Andover the rate-payers returned Mr Westlake to the town council by 118 votes amid accusations against guardians over mismanagement of the Poor Law inquiry. The article notes bribery and intimidation by some guardians and clergy, praise for Westlake’s honesty, and debate over the inquiry and suspension of his ally Mr Hammond while detailing local reactions and a later fire at Pentonville involving Mr Barnes and several damaged properties.
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Andover
Friends of the Poor
Weatlake
Andover Union
Westlake
Poor Law Commissioners
Guardias
Marlborough
Hammond
Dougal
Holly
Buitness Eforts
Jay
Weetlake
Limb
Phillips
Westicke
Gilbert
Mr.Ice
Mr. Baker
Clarke
Parker
Poor Law
Hammondsteed
Mr. Westlake
Judas
Mr. Weetlake
Board of Guardians
Mark
Dodsop
F. Lescombe
L. Ly Ood
Ney
Christopher Dodson
Tsa Andoverian
Princess who was Changed into a Deer in London Stage
Review of a long Parisian pantomime and its English adaptation, praising the dialogue and acting in places while condemning the Motley, Morton version. Audience wit dominates the performance with gibes and sarcasm, and Macready and other actors receive mixed notices at various London theatres.
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Boon
Adele Dumilatte
Petipe
Porte St. Martin
Morton
Harley
Wieland
Shakspeare
Princess's
Macready
Lear
Sadler's Wells
Phelps
Haymarket
Anderson
Jacques
Helen Faucit
Rosalind
Asis
Backstone
Paiscess
London
Desdemona
Waillack
Stirling
Helen
Ryland
Sam Stag
Mr. G. Wild
Punch
North Pole
Chine
New York
Jacoo Quailes
Jore W
Sal Slop
Mies Kate Howard
Sally Slop
Jacob
van Diemen’s Land
Kate Howard
Her
Ryan
Colossium
Bradwell
Palace
Fairie
Colosseum
Saxatorium
Miss Kelly’s Theatre
A. A. A Beckett
Dudley Costello
Charles Dickens’ and Brothers
Evans
Forster
Douglas Jerrold
Leech
Leigh
Mark Lemon
Mayhew
Stanfield
Frank Stone
George Cattermole
St. James’s Theatre
Prince Albert
Bur
Countess of Clarendon
Duke of Devonshire
Count D'Orsey
Duff Gordon
Robert Groveanor
Newmarket Houghton meeting ends with brisk bets and plenty of races
A large Newmarket Houghton meeting closed with a lively program and a supplementary sheet. Races featured matched sprints and handicaps with several winners including Stoker Cocoa Nut Paultons Board ing School and Malvoise. Despite heavy balances and some defaults in the Cambridgeshire accounts, betting activity remained strong with Derby Oaks wagers recorded and late prices posted.
First Newmarket Triennial Stakes and related entries
Opened at Newmarket the First Newmarket Triennial Stakes for mares covered in 1845 to run Thursday of the First October Meeting 1848 with weights 8 st 7 lb for colts and 8 st 4 lb for fillies. Also races for 1849 and 1850 with 10 sors each. if over 50 subs, payoff details apply. close January 1, 1846 with produce declared July 1846. A match at the Newmarket First Spring Meeting between Alarm and The Traverser with large stakes. Menton sold for £1,000 guineas, purchaser undisclosed. Queen’s buck hounds met at Salthill with Waterwitch torn and dying after a long chase. fire destroyed stables at Thetford. Epsom magistrates hear trepass case against Gobling, Wilton, Tanner over game pursuits. fines imposed. New Gaming Act case on stakeholding and dispute in a pot game ends with clarified stakes.
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Newmarket
D.I
Mr. Greville
Mr. O'Brien
St. Paul
Mentor
Hern Majesty
Queen's
Salthill
Wexham Lane
Boveney
Thames
Surrey Hall
Berkshire
Maidenhead Bridge
Stag
Waterwitch
Huntaman and Whippera
Captain Forbes
Winkfield
Bellion
Thetford
R. Edwards
Epsom
Earl of Limerick
Baron de Terrier
Lemprier
William Gobling
Samuel Wilton
John Tanner
Worcester Park
Ewell
John Cole
Amé
Tanner
Wilton
Gobling
Cole
Achool
Questbon
Riant
Retaix
Higwwonau
Matthew Davenport Hill
Q.C
Prough
Mayor's Court
Barber
Zomo
Cards dispute ends with stakeholder law ruling
In a Hereford case Smith sued Barber for £166 after a card game where funds were held by a stakeholder. The recorder sided with the defense, ruling the balance nonsuited amid the 18th century act banning wagers from court action, except for certain subscriptions toward prizes in lawful games. The court noted potential finality in stakeholder decisions under the new law.
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Smith
Cat T
Toluene
Ae Wiker
Mr. Chattaway
Barber
Tral
W. Morgen
Br. T
Morgan
Hereford Journal
City Intelligence. Market declines and Bank notices
The report covers English stocks showing a flat to down day with openings high then declines. Consols fluctuate around 96 for money, Three per Cents Reduced near 95½, and Bank Stock around 20s to 206. Rail shares stay dull amid a spate of small failures. traders remain cautious as distrust grows after recent collapses.
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India
Ecuador
Granada
Stallard
Paris
London
Tuersday
Bank of England
South Sea
Markets Hold Steady as Wheat and Oats Edge Down
English wheat offerings remain scarce with leftovers sold below prior prices. Free foreign and bonded barley show steady demand, while malting barley stays in demand. Oats both free and bonded fall 6d to 1s per 64 pounds. Bread prices in the metropolis range 9d to 9d 5 1d per four pound loaf. Hop market shows no clear trend though late picking suggests prices may hold. government duty noted at 160,000 pounds.
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Thape
Adair's Main
Hotspur
Adelaide
Lucas
Manly
Obravion
Chester Main
Killingworth
Brown
Dean
Charlotte Mann
Newmarch
Cowndon ‘Tees
Nelson
Riddell
New Tanfield
Wreckington
Smith
Pontop
Taylor
West Eden Main
Hartley
Bradditt
Het
Cowpen Hartley
Tanfield Moor
Eat Hetton
Forest
South Durham
Seymour Tees
Tees Hetton
West Hetton
Harwell
Sidney’s Hartley
New Bell
Batesy
Hetton
West Partey
Wylan
Ree
Lambton
Netherton
Hart
Pemberton
Bewicke and Co
Russell’s Hetton
Heaton
Barrett
St.Helen’s Tees
Wooddnfield
Messrs. Lucas and
Ceara
Hebburn
Morgan's Stone
Newman-street
Oxford-street
London
Hitchass
High Thornley
Ravensworth
W Hartley
West Wylam
Wall's
Richmond
Elyltan
Shotten
Stewart's
Smithfield Market Report From Monnay Imports and Prices
Smithfield market notes a mixed week with 140 oxen and cows and 210 sheep from Rotterdam, plus 96 Dutch cattle and 130 sheep on sale. Hull arrivals total around 300 head. Beef trade dull with a 2d drop, sheep sales inactive though prime Downs scarce, calves in moderate supply with firm demand, and pigs in a sluggish pork market. Foreign beasts few but in good condition. general price ranges and stock tallies for cattle, sheep, calves, pigs, and hides are recorded.
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Smithfield
Monnay
London
Rotterdam
Hambro
Hull
Atock
Ireland
Cowall
SECRET COMPANION AND MEDICAL WORKS ADVERTISED
An 1800s style advertisement for The Secret Companion a medical work on nervous debility and sexual health. It lists sellers and publishers such as J Brodie Co and Sherwood Gilbert and Piper with prices, plus claims of medicines like Cordial Balm of Zeylanica and Brodie’s purifying vegetable pills. The notice promotes postal delivery and consultation details.
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Kr, J. Brodie and Co
Seadom
Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper
Paternoster Row
Hzpony and Co
Oxford Street
Purkiss
Comiptos
Sornet
Bobo
Noble
Chancery-lane
Barth
Brydges-street
Covent Garden
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Condon
London Mercantile Journal
Netere
London
Mears, Brodie and Co
Montague-street
Russell-square
Beitleh Museum
R. and
L. Perry
Perny
Pitoteirad Pery Areio
Berners-Street
Oxford-Sthert
Efeas S
Permaneh Tery
London Markets Cor n Exchange WMonnay and Prices
The article reports on a cautious wheat trade across Essex Kent and Suffolk amid Corn Law uncertainty with little business done. Bonded goods held, oats dull, barley and beans selling slowly, flour heavy. arrivals and weekly price averages listed. a later note shows paralysis in corn trade awaiting Cabinet deliberations and cautious buyers.
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Wmonnay
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Fen
Norfolk
Ditto
Poland
Declaration of Manhood book sale dispute and fraud claim
William Whitney Gearing declares printing fifteen hundred copies of Curtis and Company's Medical Work Manhood between May 1840 and February 1844 and delivering them to William Wilton. He opposes imitators copying the advertisement text and misrepresenting the title to exploit debility claims. The declaration was sworn before the Lord Mayor at Mansion House London.
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I. L.cumus
Couranv
London
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hangay
Oxford-street
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Paternonter-row
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann
Aberdeen
Emex
Herts Mercury
Meyers
Curtin
Age
Argus
Souis
Curtis and Company
Frith Street
Soho
Willy Whitney Gearing
Smart
Holbore
Briddletex
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Mae
William Wilton
Bream’s
Chancery Lana
William Whinrey Gearing
Mansion House
William Magnay
Loadem
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Fisk i Pexroxvinir
Barnes
Pentonville Road
Petty
Phillip
New River Company
Braidwood
Lower Queen's-row
Pentonville
Joseph Barnes
Queen's Row
J. Mason
Queen'srom
Pha@nis
Neler
Western-place
Hodgking
London Fire Establishment
West of England
Brighton
Sharpe
Vourhall Gardens
Standard Theatre
Shoreditch
Newmarket Houghton
Ft. T.Y.C
W. W. Wynn
Stoker
Mr. Lovgridge
Jessie Hemmond
Ab. M
Lord Exeter
Colonel Peel
Lon Caen
T.Y.C
Mr. W
Stanley
Paul
Robinson
Lord Miltown
Ducao-Durras
Paultons
T.Y
Lord Glasgow
Holmes
Houghton
Lord Stradbroke
Miss
Chapple
Mr. Meeson
Fair Charlotte
Celia
Elia
Lord G. Bentinck
J. Sharpe
Mr. Drinkard
Ohio
Malvoise
J. Share
Mir. Marson
Pawnbroker
Lord Chesterfelds Subscription
Melroies
T.Y C
Sir J. Hawler
F. Butler
Mr. Vernon
Hartshorn
On Alamede
F. R.M
Duke of Bedford
Leopard
Mr. R. Clifton
Daley
Hertshorn
Tattersall
Monrpar
Cambridgeshire
Dexby
E. Russell
Sting
Shobrick
Brocardo
Austin
Lord Chesterfield
Ramsay
Malcolm
O'Brien
Duke of Rutland
J. Hawley
W. Scott
Albemarle
G. Bentinck
Duke of Richmond
Quin
Ballinkeele
Mowerina
Youxa Giat
Bedford
Charles Street
Grosvenor Square
Ann Goundry
Ann North
Liason Grove
Edgeware Road
Emma North
James Gulliver
Kensington Gardens
Royal Humane Society
Charles Pullen
Money Market
Chafel
Akin
D. Bestateera & Heifers
Y.C
Tresvary
Mauritius
Bengal
Benares
Honduras
Saud
Java
St. Petersburg
Jamaica
Ceylon
West India
Fray Evasina
East India
St. Domingo
Séeta
Trinidad
Calcutta
Leeward Island
P.Y/C
Davies
Samuel Lamert
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Mrr
La’Mert
Rallway Bell
Staford Gazette
Paternoster-row
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Regent-street
Hannay and Co
Chencery-lene
Landenhall-street
Heywood
Oldham Street
Manchester
Watts
Snowhill
Baraclough
Fergate
Shefield
D. Framee and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tyne
W. Lore
Nelson-street
Glasgow
PALEY
W. Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High-street
HL Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinbureh
T. Price
Carr Itreet
Dublin
Carrion
Savern] Persom
Sama
Eanseas
Bristol
Berwicatereeanas
Boston
Thelmaford
Colchester
Teele
Leeds
Lincoln
Maidstone
Newbury
Norwich
Nottingham
Ene
Newcastle
Preston Wo
Southampton
Warminster Esceeses
Wihiberbwey
Ae Wakefeld
Worcester
London Markets
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