Election of Lord Mayor in Guild Hall London
A Common Hall at Guildhall chose Mr. Alderman Hooper as Lord Mayor for the coming year after Alderman Wood withdrew. Processions to St Lawrence Jewry and back preceded the vote, with Hooper later invested with the gold chain and pledging to guard citizens’ rights. The Hall and court officers thanked the Lord Mayor, Sheriff, and common hall, then dissolved.
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Guild
City of London
Alderman Wood
Alderman Hooper
Moor
Sydney
Hughes
Challis
Wood
Gibbs
Lucas
J. Duke
Guildhall
Church of St. Lawrence Jewry
Catenton Street
James Duze
Sherif
Hooper
James Coke
London
Presentation of the new sheriffs at Westminster Hall meeting
A grand ceremony in London marked the presentation of W Cubitt and C Hill as sheriffs for London and Middlesex. The Recorder praised their careers, and a banquet at Fishmongers Hall followed with senior officials and dignitaries in attendance.
Fire Claims Ballyvorigan Family In Cork District
A hut near Youghal used by Leahy family burned on Monday night leaving six perished eight? no. The dwelling held Leahy wife her mother-in-law and four children. two children and the mother were sick in fever. Leahy arrived too late to help as the hut and all occupants died in the flames. The incident highlights the harsh norms of sending afflicted family members to hospitals. The Cork Constitution reports on the tragedy and its social context.
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Mondey
Leahy
Ballyvorigan
Youghal
Leaby
Bartlemy
Bartholomew’s Well
Peecon
Cork
Latest intelligence from Europe and Spain and reforms
Our private letters dated this date report Narvaez nearing arrival while the Spanish government debates Pin ren reforms under Kingly influence. Bulwer returns to Madrid with Palmerston dispatches. fears of changes in succession and potential new marriage alliances surface amid Catalan unrest. Reports from Naples describe insurrection in Calabria and a blockade decree, with Prim and Reus traveling toward Barcelona. The Queen’s sealed letters to Ardverikie are found broken or lost, prompting investigations. A London case recounts Byron fraud prosecutions and a clerical fee dispute at Old Bailey. Newmarket results note Keeley and St Francis wins. The Elim chapel burial site is deemed a health nuisance requiring remedial works.
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London
Court of Common Council
R.L. Jones
Tost
St. Andrew's
Holborn
New River Company
Panon Street
St. Paul's
Treeen
Marenxe Tan
Thureday
Werchants
Manchester
Elkanah Armitage
Bag
Thomas Beziey
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
London Times
Chamber of Commerce
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Begley
Manchester Times
Hanour
Alderman Kershaw
Thomas Greig
Mr. Greig
R. Peel
Metcalf
B. Price
Rawson
Bury
Bolton
Blackburn
Liverpool
Preston
J. B. Smith
Manchester and Leeds
Banks
Narvaez
Boranne
Ae Council of Ministers
Pin Ren
Italy
Journalize
Jexie DK
France
National
Maix
M. Odilonaria
Jet
Ipod
M. Guizot
M. Guizott
Gota
Mapato
M. Salamanca
Gaceta
Bulwer
Spain
Madrid
Lord Palmerston
Count de Montemolin
Prim
de Reus
Celabria
Scotland
Peet
Post Office
Ardverikie
Sir George Grey
Home Secretary
Home Office
Raymond
Dalston
Norton
Lambeth
Byron
Miss White
Hhis Bill
Bristol
Mies
Old Bailey
Mr. Norton
Elim Chapel
City of London
Guildhall
Peacock
Haywood
Fetter Lane
Utse
St. Donstan's
York
Toop
The Late Conspiracy to Defraud by a Shipping House
A high profile murder trial style hearing at the Mansion House involved Thomas Holiday Henry Gardner Herman Cosell and James Loup facing charges of conspiring to defraud. Evidence from Routledge Felix buyer Barnet Woodrow and others detailed glove shipments and misappropriated goods tied to Gardner and Holiday. Key testimonies tracked delivery at Pancras Lane and Budgerow with tools crates and cases moving through several premises. The court declared a conspiracy existed and ordered all defendants committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court with bail set for Gardner Holliday Casell and Loup.
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Thomas Holiday
Henry Gardner
Herman Cosel
James Loup
Mansion House
Haddleston
Hillary
Afr
Vansandan
Loup
Charnock
Sidney
Cusell
Gardner
Gardner and Holliday
Frederick Joseph Routledge
Routledge and
Barnet
Holliday
David Woodrow
Messrs
Routledge and Co
Mesare, Gardner and
Mesars
Routledge
Felix
Hillier
Holiday
Gray
James Brown
Custom House
Messia, Hull and Co
Williams
Wa Charmmund
Gardner and Co
G. Williams
Brown
Needle
Robert Booth
Budgerow
Pancras Jlane
Casel
Gooda
Carman
Johnson and Day
Eldon Atreat
Finsbury
Brothdey
Casell
J. Johnson
Calenderer
Packer
John Day
Eldon Street
H. Cusell
Stout
Yean Cassil
Charles Proctor
Mr. Buck
Meners, Johnson and
Kibblewhite
Cogell
Cosell
Joseph V. Tucker
Sun Street
Bishopsgate
Gardner and Polliday
America
Johnson
Day
Mr. Cosell
Bin
Frederick Tooker
Johneson
Tucker
London
Vannandall
Huddleston
Central Criminal Court
Leap
Ole Caeell
Newgate
Extraordinary Case of Berkeley House Bill {1840s}
The case, heard before D C Moylsn, Eng Judge, concerns William Latham suing on behalf of his wife, housekeeper at Berkeley House, for £19 13s 10d for breakfasts, luncheons, wax lights, washing, and expenses from April 1842 to September 1844. Judge rules service of summons questionable but receives affidavit proving service on the countess’s wife and notes Berkeley’s marital status. Mr Dod asserts Berkeley’s payments and letters show prior settlements. court orders payment of debt and costs by October 20.
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Lateam
Grantley Berkreley
M.P
Covar
D.C. Moylsn
Eng
Bar Oley House
Spring Garden
Earl Fitzhardinge
Grantley Charles Fitzhardinge Berkeley
Hampshire
Charles Dod
Gloucestershire
Dod
Smedley
County Court of
W. Drewett
Esc
Grantley
Charles Fitzbardinge Berkeley
Berkeley
Mr. Dod
William Latham
Berkeley House
Countess Berkeley
Sabe
Fizbarjdioge
Barkerio
Countess of Berkeley
Latham
London
Cranford Lodge
Frances Lathem
Craven
Henry
Grantley Berkeley
Sporting Review
Berbice
Billa
Arien
Dad
Grantlsy Berkeley
Lord Fitahardinge
Aod
Mr. Berkeley
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W. Cubitt
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Court of Exchequer
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G. Bankes
Cubitt Regu
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Alderman Challis
Kennard
Cartitar
Corporation of London
Shropshire
Blackfriara Bridge
Salle
Marzoie
Salisbury
Baron Pratt
Bancraft
J. Lushington
Mastermen
Coles
J. A. Smith
Chaplin
Queen's Remembrancer
John Lubbock
Presscou
Walter
Lord John Russell
England
Ireland
Sheriff Hill
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Peera
Cabitt and Hill
Sheriff Cubitt
Baron Platt
Bancroft
Metropolia
Lynch
Cit
Warwick Lane
Great Bell Alley
R.L. Joxts
T. Evans
G. Aitcheson
W. Christie
J. Brittox
E. Hicksox
J. Loat
H. Buax
Tae
Messrs. Rocens
Messrs. Rogers
Association of Bankers
Aul Sabor
St. Petersburgh
Count Woronzow
Aus Salty
Hadshi Murat Xibir Mahama
Deniel Bek
Selty
Kotzebue
Augatinsky Dolgonrucky
Augast
Salty
Count Gagarin
Tse Garar Buitart
Prince's Dock
Steamiug Company
Coburg
Liverpool Albion
Seamgrat Arrain
Mary Anne Hutchingon
Worahip Street
William Reading
Elephant and Castle
Nawington
Eastern Counties Railway
Shoreditch
Arnold
Tait
Caiuixas Court
Old Court
Justice Williams
Robert Aaty
John Mey Harris
David Alger
Joseph Cator
Jozeph Johnson
William Newson
Robinson
Prendergast
Poplar
National School
Aaty
Auty
Newmarket
Thueaday
Rutland
Mr. Staphqnect
Keeley
Sly
Mr. Beresford
Brymas
Peeress
Cheshire
Ellen Home
Lord Strathmore
Pansion Flower
Finvaregh
So Nice
Buzzard
Layla
Ellen Horne
Nica
Ellen Horne Ha
Pasdon Flower
Gillies
Duke of Rutland
Boby St Francis
Lord Exeter
Tippet
Abe Duke of Bedford
Joseph Hawley
Lovelace
Mr. Barnes
Tofthunter
F. Butler
Lord E. Russell
Nottingham
Mr. Lowther
D.M
Lord Osford
Craftsman
Mr. Greville
Spider
T.Y.C
Daoke of
Bedford
Sable
T.R.C
Lord Stanley
F. Basler
Mr. T. Theobald
Optimus
Lynceus
Larest_Cusanewitca
E. Russell
St. Paul's Ulyssee
Mustyn
B. Green
Berverlac
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