Court Discharges Prisoners After Conspiracy Case Ends
Magistrate states there is no prosecutor present and releases Bryers and Morgan. He orders police to retain seized property, including a money sum and valuables, until the prosecutor decides next steps. Bryers is publicly denounced for betrayals toward her brother-in-law, while Morgan’s guilt is linked to a broader deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medcalfe
Woolley
Wovalley
Bryers
Dork
Morgan
Trail
Edwin
Present from Paris to Mr. Maule and royal mint news
A Paris present to Mr. Maule from Prince Albert is described, with the gift inscribed as from H.R.H. Prince Albert to Fox Maule, MP for Taymouth, dated September 10, 1842. The Royal Mint reports high bullion demand, new coinage delays, and large exports to India and the East India Company amid the Afghanistan war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisce
Maute
Macgregor
George Street
Prince Albert
Maule
Taymouth Castle
H.R.H
Fox Maule
Taymouth
Perthshire Advertiser
Royal Mint
Bank of England
Tndia
East India Company
Beax
John Beau
Central Criminal Court
Millbank
Dover
W. Bodkin
Macdonald
Chancery
Ob Serer
Yung Loxpon Corree
HorseKerrers’ Association
Auber
Fra Diavelo
Don Juan
Aylesbury
Lineunan
Wagstaff
Park Road
Rugent's Park
Bugs
Suppen Dearu
Wakier
No. 25
Bay-street
Clerkenwell
Coppicerow
Royal Free Hospital
Greville Street
Tan River
Queston
Smithfield Market
Greer
Walker's Court
Berwick-street
Soho
Slaghter-House
Carnaby Street
Lisle-street
Haymarket
Pall-mall
Waterloo-place
Duke of York
St. James's Park
Horse Guard
Parliament Street
Whitehallyard
Whitehall Steps
Bannister
Extraordinary Bristol bankrupt in drapery trade case
In Bristol, a hosier facing £5000 debts undergoes a dramatic final examination. The bankrupt’s evasive answers, transfers, and alleged losses trigger fierce scrutiny from the assignees and Mr Commissioner Fane, with adjournment for a balance sheet and warnings of perjury and possible transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan
Fane
Union-street
Bristol
E. James
Lawrence
Hk. James
Fonblanque
France
Mr. Lawrence
James
de James
Leicester
Birmingham
Corah Nut Shilito
Shefherd
Nottingham
London
Boulogne
Paris
Gloucestershire
James Trotter
Trotter
Mden-hill
Taunton
Bank of Boulogne
Adolph and
Adam
England
Barclay’s
Bank of England
Massen
Hayve
Exeter
Corahang
Jamies
Messrs. James Lloyd'’s
Legal guidance and public letters in a 19th century notice collection
A dense correspondence page presents legal questions on landlord rights, tenancy covenants, and liability for trades, plus letters critiquing public figures, Windsor chapel access, and editorial corrections. The item mixes legal queries, civic notes, weather ephemera, and reader communications with commentary on events and local nuisances.
Threat to fix a lighthouse on the Goodwins causes debate
A newspaper recounts ongoing public debate over a lighthouse project on the Goodwin sands. It also covers a Regent's Park hawker case where Eugene Roche fought park regulations while selling wares. The magistrate defers ruling, warning Roche to attend Monday's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin Sands
Glad
Eugene Roche
Marylebone
Regents Park
Wm. Meeking
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Meeking
Rawlinson
Regent'spark
Regent’s Park
Southampton Street
Strand
Mr. Rawlinson
Regen's Park
Calendar for Britain and Ireland October Time Tables
A nineteenth century style calendar explains solar times for Great Britain and Ireland from October 16 to 28. It describes calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude, and gives high water corrections for major ports such as London Dock, Bristol, Ork Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton. The note ends by declaring notable robberies and directs readers to correspondence for further calendar information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Newspaper Stamps Returns 1842 Weekly Issued Totals
A government record lists the number of newspaper stamps issued at one penny to weekly newspapers. It specifies monthly totals for April May and June 1842 and notes the weekly average sale of stamps per newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jama
Spies and Special Commissions in Abinger’s Political Economy
The Weekly Chronicle attacks Lord Abinger and the Liverpool Special Commission, arguing the Law suppresses dissent and criminalizes attending meetings. It condemns juries willing to convict Chartists, notes selective enforcement, and predicts harsh outcomes for leaders like O Connor, Griffin, and O'Brien amid rising political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Abinger
Sleepwalking Woman Scissors Incident Stuns Town
A young woman rose from sleep and cut off all her ginglets with scissors, then returned to bed unaware of her act, having earlier styled her hair unusually. The bizarre episode, reported in Bradford Herald, follows broader notes on heraldry and New Forest gipsies, describing local beliefs and tensions around farmers, poaching and community vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Herald
New York
Jonathan
Old Bailey
United States
New Forest
Lyndhurst
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
The Revenue and Distress in Leeds and Sheffield
The Accounts of the Quarter Revenue show a bleak view with declines in Income Tax, Corn Duty, Excise, Stamps and Taxes compared with last year. The piece cites stagnation in manufacturing, falling trade, and rising poverty in Leeds and Sheffield, describing a process akin to consumption and a looming winter hardship for laborers and artisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Sheffield
Ellenboroughs war over India policy and Cobden clash
The piece debates Lord Ellenboroughs India conduct and a policy shift amid Afghanistan events. It argues for restraint from party fighting, questions evacuation orders, and notes changing tone of government organs while Cobdens tariff critique triggers anti corn law agitation and calls for unified national policy to boost agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Cobden
House of Commons
England
United States
the Times
Anti-Corn-Law League
Mr. Cobden
Lord Abinger
Times
Gregg
Ireland
Wom Ing Post
German Commercial League
Robert Peel
Mr. Gladstone
Fragmentary political screed on Lord Ellenborough and Afghan policy
The text argues about the views of great men in association with a certain figure and questions the government’s motives in safeguarding an individual. It notes relief at avoiding disgrace and hints at a supposed order related to crossing the Todus, foiled by cabinet intervention, while criticizing accountability and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Abinger
Liverpool
India
Overland Mail
England
Afghanistan
Cabal
Ifeekly Chronicle
Fane
Affghanistan
Cabul
Lord Ellenborough
Pollock
Great Britain
Werning
Waghorn
Gove
Poisoning at the Dinner Table Headlines Peel Scandal
The article mocks Sir Robert Peel and his guests amid a flurry of allusions to poisoning at the dinner table. It cites the Premier's supposed unhealthiness of the season, references to the Morning Post and Tory papers, and hints at inquests and diplomatic figures linked to Brammner and Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Wakley
Drayton Manor
Brussels
Peisoner
Rayton
Prince Esterhazy
Peel
Monsieur Guizo
Drayton
Morning Post
Conyers
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É&O
W. Bls
W.W
Swansea
S.viecht
Sespar
Murphy
Legh
MNM
Meteo
Ephem
Monxpay
St Kethelred
ELNOM
Ephenm
Terspay
St. Luke's Day
E.N.M
Phe
Tim Repay
Battle of Navarin
Starphy
J.mad
Eephem
Trafalgar
Ena
Phen Fair
Sareinay
Bln.m
Metee
Sr. Grover
Civena Winpsun
Weekly Chronicle
Nunilay
Winder
Duchess de Naja
Princess de St. Lia
Marquis del Téregurio
St Georg’s
Te Chapel Dour
Mr. Jesse
Mr. Fesse
Windsor
Jesse
of. Shaw
Sie
Poy Postatis
Miss Postans
Dirt
Blackheath
Hotlof William the Paurth
Royal Academy of
Leeds Mechanics
Mechanics of
Bradford
Benjamin Woot
Churntonstreet
Sheraton-roads
Brankfore
Viscount Frankfort le Moantmnoreve
Baro Frankfort
Galmoyn
Nilkenny
Morris
le Muestavrency
Mounte Murrisy
Georei
Nirs
Tvace
Qet
Reformer’s
St. Mary-le-Strand
Holywell-street
Exrchange
Buckingham
Duke of Marlborough
Buckinghamshire
Great Britain and Ireland
Bell
Lon
Hsu
Janaoa
aKia Boo
Dias Arias
the Weekly Chronicle
Dante
Gates of
Hell
Lascrat
Lord Kinger
Fry
Nicholas Tindall
Baron Alderson
Justice Cresswell
Crown
Lord Abinger Harps
James Graham
Scylla
Charybdis
Lancashire
Special Commission
Stafford
Tindall
Chester
Cooper
Messrs
Kargus O'Connor
Scholefield
Leach
Campbell
Huarney
Buil
Lord Abingrr
Grand Jury
Manchester
Griffin
Arthur
Carlisle
Manchester Magistrains
Mantle
The
Statesman
O'Brien
Mr. O'Connor
Hurninyg Star
O'Connor
Sturgeites
Ellenborough
Guillty
Greggs
Agriculturists
Brgrea
House Commons
Tt Pro
Curnlaw
Dias
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