Transferr a decree Hamerstex's Bank and Trade News
The Times notes the bank affairs of Hammersley's bank with a court of chancery supervision for creditors to prove debts or be excluded from the decree. Reports include iron trade advances in Birmingham, shop hours shortened for worker education, and German horse purchases for France. The item covers British fleet lists, political candidacies, livestock cures, academic appointments, London fires, and various local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamerstex’s Bank
Hammersley’s Bank
Court of Chancery
Birmingham
Stuttgard
Germany
Sons of Vulcan
Fire Herald
Peru
Congress
Madrid
Junta of
Provisional Government
Pablo Sanches
Mediterranean
Powerful
Bellerophon
Revenge
Cambridge
Hastings
Benbow
Edinburgh
Rodney
Vanguard
Castor
Pique
Gibraltar
Britannia
Howe
Calcutta
J. H. Lloyd
John Lloyd
Hester
Stockport
Lloyd
Hall
Quarmby
Leeds
W. Spalding
Rand Belles Lettres
University of Edinburgh
Muir
Thames-Street
Queen's Head
Darkhouse-lane
Southwark-bridge Road
France
Lous-le-Saulnier
Chateau de Courlans
Court of Assizes
Jura
Clyde
Innerkip
Houston
Margaret
Greenock
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Hecla
Kirkaldy
Melville Bay
Regalia
Kerr
Hull
Truelove
Lord Gambier
Newcastle
Alfred
Hannibal
Peterhead
Ruth Kirkby
Stapleford
William Taylor
Thomas Nixon
Armston
Nottingham Review
Leeds Mercury
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Exchequer Loan Office
Whitewater Trust
Lincoln Mercury
Mr. Jack
Batty
M. Jack
Southampton
Hampshire Advertiser
Holland
Thames
Brighton Gazette
Bakens
Devonshire
Nathaniel
Gilead
Godsleigh
North Devon Herald
Russa-Puesta
Burning Herald
St. George
Russia
Hamburg
Shaw
Theatre Royal
Warwick
Betcy
George IV
London
George III
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Southwest Mrpplesex Agricultural Society
South-west Middlesex Agricultural Society
Flowerpot-inn
Sunbury
Middlesex
J. Collins
Halliford
Eld
Colonel Wood
Brecon
George Byng
M.P
John Gibbon
Pownall
Ericulturists
Adelphi Theatre Renovation Opens With Robespierre
The Adelphi Theatre showcases a renewed facade with two statues by Davis and a larger entrance. Mrs. Yates draws crowds on opening night for Robespierre as the house fills beyond capacity. The interior treatment pleases, with updated chandelier and box arrangements enhancing audience comfort.
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Adelphi Theatre
Davis
Repre- Somos
Erato
Beazley
Strand
Robespierre
Beaupré
Dumont
Marie
Sterne
Angelo
Isabella
Nightingale
Charles Mathews
Macready
Keeley
Olympic Theatre
Euclid
Preux Chevalier
Jane Mordaunt
Mr. Horton
Amoureux
Victoria Theatre
Victoria
Avenger
the Garter
Victora
Royal Victoria Theatre
J R. Webb
Braham
London
Great Western
United States
Mr. Braham
Earl Walegrave
Globe
Marquis of Normanby
Coventarden Theatre
Bride of Messina
Races and betting at Tattersall's Cesarewitch week
The Tattersall's room saw mixed attendance as Cesarewitch betting dominated. Fitzroy rose to odds near evens against Calypso while The Ruler and Bloomsbury drew demand, and Derby odds shifted for Sir Hans Brother to Mango Mosque and others. A scullers wager between Connoway and Curtis drew a late, sharp crowd. Connoway won by ten lengths amid strong showings from both crews.
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Tattersall's
Monxpay
Newmarket
Fitzroy
Calypso
Lord Jersey
Lot
Bloomsbury
Constantia
Sir Hans
Mango
Lord Exeter
Lord Exeter's’ Cesarewitch, 2,000 To 50 Was Laid Agst
Tom
Agst Wahab
Margellina
Agst Mosque
Feather
Coronation
Eddison
the Ruler
Trenn
Ridsdale
St. Paul’s
Lord Lichfield
Constantin
Lord Chesterfield
Bosphorus
Jersey
Denny
Rawlinson
Wreford
Duke of Rutland
Thornhill
Buckley
Duke of Grafton
Mostyn
Rownie Marcy
Connoway
Curtis
Doggett
Westminster
Putney
London- Bridge
Chelsea-bridge
Hunt
Allen
Noulton’s
Bankside
Blackfriars Bridge
Milbank
Penitentiary
Admiralty orders on engineers apprentices in steam vessels
The lords commissioners of the Admiralty have ordered the practice of employing engineers apprentices as servants in steam vessels to stop at once. The boys must henceforth be engaged solely in learning the duties of their trade so they may truly become useful and expert engineers as intended by the appointment. Woolwich correspondent.
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House of Lorps
Commons
Ley
Lord Melbourne
Lord Minto
Holden
Dottin
House of Commons
Alexandria
Damascus
Moses Montefiore
Europe
Middlesex
Clerkenwell
Sergeant Adams
House of Correction
Bey
A. M. Balpacon
Royal Sardinian Chapel
G. L. Chesterton
Coldbath Fields
Baldaconi
C. Wiiaut
A. M. Baldaconi
B. Hall
Charles George Baron Arden
Arden
Margaretta Elizabeth
George James
Baron Arden
Lord Arden
James Percival
Percival
Bellingham
High Court of Admiralty
George III
Chester and Crewe
Grand Junction Company
Liverpool
Cheshire
Mersey
Metropolis
Dublin
Grand Junction
Crewe
Edge-hill
Liverpool Chronicle
Turloc
Albion
Nash
Ipswich
London
Long Reach
Greenwich
St. Katherine’s
Antwerpen
London-bridge-wharf
Rapid
Gem
Gravesend
Blackwall
Rotherhithe
Wapping
Vesper
Father Thames
Diamond
Fox
Bridge
Metnopolitan Society of Fiorists
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Lords Commissioners
Admiralty
Her
Woolwic
Infamous Outrage at Marlborough Street Police Court
A young woman, about twenty, accompanied by a married observer, accuses a manager at a London servant’s bazaar near Regent Street of assault and coercion after a series of encounters following a job lead. She reveals a loathsome disease from the violation and seeks justice, while the magistrate questions the practicality of a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Henry
France
England
Regent-street
British Museum
India
London
Old Bailey
Bethnal Green Sunday school opens in Abbey Street
A new Sunday school for 500 boys and 300 girls began on Sunday in Abbey Street Bethnal Green under Mr Henry Althans who has led education efforts in the area for over 20 years. It offers free education with 50 adult teachers, is open for public inspection, and has the patronage of Sir Thomas Buxton.
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Bethnal-Green
Abbey-street
Henry Althans
Althans
Thomas Buxton
Waterloo
James Handford
Langley
Regiment of Guards
Derbyshire Courier
Teignmouth
Exeter
Bristol Journal
Barskimming
Russia
Austria
Great Britain
France
Bespin
Prussia
M. Odillon Barret
M. Thiers
Morning Herald
Jabez Blake
Reading
Maidenhead
Reading Mercury
Lord Elibank
Inverkeithing
N.B
Elibank
Murray
Greenwich
Woolwich
Jeremy
Groves
Finch and
Nokes
St. Giover’s
Southwarkk
Anne’s Hill
Brockhurst
Gosport
Southampton
Hampshire Telegraph
Destruction of Flags of Trafalgar and Algiers
Poem by Mrs. Alaric Attilla Watts reflecting anger over destruction of flags associated with Nelson Exmouth and Trafalgar battles. Calls Britain to awaken and honor past glories, urging national pride and warning of shame if remiss. Dated September 30.
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Alaric Attilla. Watts
United Service Gazette
Britain
Old England
England
Stanzas Sugg ested by the Devonport Fire Flag Destruction
A satirical verse set reacting to a Devonport fire that destroyed the flag linked to Nelson and Exmouth at Trafalgar and Algiers. The poem, signed Britain’s Genius, mocks public bravado, praises British seamanship, and rails against political factionalism, dated October 5.
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Devonport
Nelson
Exmouth
Trafalgar
Algiers
Britain
Weekly Chronicle
Vide Campbell
Jean
John
Attilla
Watts
London Election Echoes and Lord Mayor Selection
A Thursday common hall declared the poll results with Pirie and Johnson leading, Johnson chosen lord mayor after a contested livery vote. The scene included uproar and cheers as the new lord mayor pledged to uphold rights and aid both rich and poor, amid public addresses and absent rivals Pirie and Harmer. The piece also covers franchise estimates, O Connell on repeal, a Doncaster St Leger reference, and a Southwark fire scene with Harris and Co. premises damaged and swift fire brigade action.
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Common Crier
Pirie
Jowmson
Harmer
Johnson
London
Meek
Alderman Harmer
O'Connell
Cork
England
Ireland
Peel
Tories
Jackson
Orangemen
Litton
Tord Morpeth
Bandon Jackson
Doncaster
Thurlstone
Auze
Lorp Keaxe
Khelat
John Kean
Sidney Monitor
Southwark
Southwark Bridge Road
Messrs. Q. Harris and Co
Winchester-place
Union-street
St. Saviour’s
W Cuttriss
Southwark Bridge
Southwark-bridge
Waterloo Road
West of England
Lambeth
Vauxhall
Messrs. Harris
Cuttinss
Messrs
Harris
Phoenix
Union
Alliance
Cuttriss
Victuallers
Division of Police
Kirkland
Irton
Irt
Holme Rock
Cumberland Pacquet