Justice and Law Weigh Goods Seizure Dispute
Mr Bingham asserted not wanting to harm the woman and offered to refund part of the advance, claiming legal entitlement to keep the goods until the demand is liquidated. Mr Hardwick urged immediate trial, and the magistrate directed evidence be prepared and a distress warrant on the auctioneer for the amount.
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Bingham
Hardwick
Fitzpatrick
Burglary and attempted murder charge in Islington jeweller case
Jeremiah Caylor faces theft and attempted murder charges after breaking into Mr. G Knapp’s High street shop in Islington with accomplice Harvey. Police recovery of 38 gold watches and 28 gold rings valued around £200, brutal struggle, Harvey injured, Caylor captured after a rooftop escape and water-butt fall.
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Jeremiah Caylor
G. Knapp
High-street
Islington
Eaaebie
Henry Harvey
Royal Free Hospital
Gray's Inn-Lane
Harvey
Mr. Greenwood
Mr. Knapp
Caylor
Winder
Montague-place
New River
J. Knapp
Havey
Eliza Noon
Pascoe
Greenwood
Old Bailey
Cookery on a Jamaica bound ship ends in Court
Captain Samuel Snell faced Captain Samuel Snell in a Court of Requests over Jonathan Lovelock who shipped as cook for £3 a month. The ship Park Dale suffered a food disaster with salt water coffee and undercooked meat, while Lovelock was dismissed as incompetent. The summons was dismissed amid laughter and disbelief at Lovelock’s claims.
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Samuel Snell
Park Dale
Jamaica
Broderip
Jonathan Lovelock
Cook
Gravesend
Snell
Lovelock
Commit tal of the Rev Bridgeman and son for body stearing
The court on Thursday afternoon held the final examination of the Rev Isaac Bridgeman and his son on a charge linked to tomb intrusion. The magistrate refused further adjournment, committing both defendants for a misdemeanour while the prosecutors signalled readiness to pursue felony charges at Old Bailey sessions.
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Bridgeman
Bopy-Stearing
Isaac Bridgeman
Weekly Chronicle
Clarkson
Bodkin
Tawney
Old Bailey
Highway Robbery Case at Kensington Public Houses
William Hermitage appeared before magistrate Mr Paynter on a charge of highway robbery. Thomas Burton testified that at about four to five o'clock he found Hermitage among a group of young men at the Hand and Flower and Hind’s Head in Gore-lane. Burton said he treated them, then paid for two pots and produced two sovereigns from his pocket.
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William Hermitage
T. Paynter
Thomas Burton
Grove-lane
Kensingtongore
Hind’s Head
Gore-lane
Robber accosts man then robs after pretending to guide home
A man, paid with mixed coins, is followed by a robber who assists him homeward then trips him and presses for money. The assailant robs the victim, finding a sovereign in the lining while the rest of the cash is taken. The police say more evidence will be available if the suspect is remanded.
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Kent
Greenwich vagrants defy law over parish relief and vandalism
In Greenwich, seven half-clad defendants faced charges for breaking windows at the union. The proceedings, led by Mr. Jeremy, centered on relief failures by parish officers, the destitute state of the accused, and calls to lay cases before the poor-law commissioners. A lad admitted breaking windows to get sent to prison, claiming parish disarray and hardship.
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Uniox
Greenwich Union
Fisher
Wood
Loder
Thomas Jackson
No. 6
Churchrow
St. Pancras
St. Alban’s
West
Mr. Jeremy
Jackson
Warner
Tottenham Court-Road
Jeremy
Uxbridge
Greenwich
Gold
Whitechapel
Limehouse
Poplar
Exeter
Serious Duel Between Two Police Constables
Monday morning a quarrel between Constable Carney and Constable Cunningham of the same division led to blows. Carney suffered a broken left leg and was taken to London Hospital in a critical condition. Cunningham awaits action by the commissioner of police. Fire in Albion House Old Kent Road causes light damage with insured owner. Bursting of a steam engine near Clayton tunnel delays Brighton-bound train. quick response prevents collision and engine reaches Brighton safely.
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Carney
Cunningham
Commercial Road East
London Hospital
Commissioner of Police
Keent Road
Albion House
Old Kent Road
Barnard
Southwark
Waterloo Road
West of England
London and Brickton
Bairntow
London
Brighton
Hassocks
Clayton Tunnel
The Farmer of Kent and the Grand Rump-steak Banquet
A column tale rails against rent and corn laws through a Kent farmer who pleads for lower rent while a landlord backs protectionism and Peel’s policy. The piece shifts to a humorous report of the Grand Rump-steak Banquet atop the Nelson Monument, detailing the ascent, food, and a burlesque speech amid Punch style wit.
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Kent
Peel
London Gazettes notice of Kendal writ and military promotions
The London Gazettes record a vacancy writ for Kendal to replace George William Wood and list promotions in the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers with officers named. It also notes insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolving, and Scotch sequestrations with many listed individuals and firms.
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House of Commons
Borough of
Kendal
George William Wood
Onowaney
Royal Regiment of Artillery
John Morris Savage
H. Chamberlain, Bart
Henry Murray
Savage
Edward Bruce Hamley
Murray
Mermorandum
J. D. Shakespear
Corps of Royal Engineers
Charles Sim
Jenkin
Thomas Hore
Burt
George A. Bennett
Hore
Fairfax Charles Hassard
Ennett
Mrnidd Bach
Llangaselach
Glamorganshire
Wesleyan
Lincoln
J. Aylmore
West Wittering
Sussex
C. I. Miller
Kensal-green
Cheltenham
J. Presbury
Stroud
Gloucestershire
J. Tozer
Exeter
W. Binns
Lilleshall
Shropshire
J. Longbottom
Bradford
Yorkshire
W. Collett
Great Cambridge Street
Hackney Road
H. T. Barker
Clifford Street
Bond Street
M.D
B. Barnett
Crown Street
Walworth Road
R. Parkin
Liverpool
I. Lomas
Sheffield
R4s
Mannings
Bath
T. Anslow
Shrewsbury
Sophia Dixon
Bradly Terrace
Marylebone
S. Knight
Windmill Street
St. Pancras
Smith
H. Russell
Lower Belgrave Place
Pimlico
Halsted
Essex
C. Clark
Tower Street
Westminster Road
Baker
A. F. Cooper
Evesham
Worcestershire
W. H. Frearson
Wood Street
Cheapside
West Ham
W. Dickinson
Bexley
Kent
Millwall
Poplar
R. Sharpe
Chelmsford
J.webber
W. N. Hunt
Watling Street
J. A. Butler
Loddington
Northamptonshire
J. Crow
Fulham
Victualler
Johnston and Dawson
Gracechurch Street
W. Musgrave
Leeds
Dyer
J. Higginbottom
Ashton Under Lyne
Money Scrivener
J. Ashwell
Salford
Grocer
J. Stoodley
Bridport
Beer and Bastick
St. Thomas the Apostle
Devonshire
W. Exley
Manchester
Brown and Powell
Stubbins-within-Tottington
G. Parsons
Long Sutton
Lincolnshire
W. Burton
Great Glenn
Leicestershire
T. Lamplugh
Great Driffield
J. Barnes
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Queen Street
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Oxford
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Thanet
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Linton
Cambridgeshire
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Backhill
Hatton Garden
E. Eardley
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Longacre
J. Masters
Jun
Witney
Oxfordshire
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E. Style
Windsor
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Shore
Surrey
J. Dickson
Walton and Wellesbourn
Warwickshire
Coniston and Smith
Bunhill Row
Birley and Co
H. Birley
Sims, Winspear, and Co
J. Winspear
Richards and Brameh
New Bridge Street
D. F. Duncan
Glasgow
W. Guy
Paisley
Cooper
J. Coutts
Dundee
D. M.millan
Helmsdale
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P. Campbell
Edinburgh
J. Hannay
Irongray
Kirkcudbright
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Balloon ascent ends with commandeering spectator
A Tuesday balloon flight at Le Mans went awry when a bystander pushed aeronaut M Kirsch aside and climbed into the basket, revealed later as M Verdun commanded of the cuirassiers. He descended safely in a vineyard near Yvre l Eveque, sparking cheers at Café de l Europe as locals celebrated.
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Monsteur Parisien
le Mans
M. Kirsch
M. Verdun
Yvre l'Eveque
Café de l'Europe
Old Man Tries His Coffin Fit in His Own Bed
An 85 year old resident near La Rochelle had a coffin made to his directions and lay inside to test fit. He struggled to rise and nearly died of exertion before a passerby released him. Earlier, a Luneville man kept a coffin by his bed for years, painting it and signing his own funeral invitations with date to come.
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Echo Rochelais
Taugon-la-Ronde
la Rochelle
New Infantry Cap Allegory in Royal Invention
A satirical analysis of a new British infantry cap, detailing its ornate design a Maltese cross brass crown and a red worsted pompon. The piece interprets the cap as allegory for royal invention and military pride, contrasting it with past helmets and labeling critics as off the mark. It links the device to the Board of General Officers and mocks calls calling it a mere hat.
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England
Ireland
Britannia
Albertus Magnus
Board of General Officers
Lord Burleigh
Marlborough
Royal appointments and naval and military promotions listed
The document records numerous promotions and appointments across regiments in the army including ensigns elevated by purchase, captains and majors assigned without or with purchase, and adjutants moving within the forces. It also lists hospital and staff changes, a master extraordinary appointment in chancery, and a sugar price update for October 1843, with official authority cited.
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Thomas Dale
St. Paul
London
James Tate
War Office
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Purchase
Capron
Henry Hall Dare
Royal Military College
Routh
25Th Foot
Edward Ramsden Priestly
Knight
Henry Balgny
Leutenant
Priestley
27Th Foot
Andrew Vincent Watson
Lonsdale
John Murray
Manly
Samuel Hackett
Robinson
45Th Foot
Richard Lewis
94Th Foot
Magee
49Th Foot
Hugh Best Chambers
Royal Newfoundland Companies
Lane
Charles Stuart Glazbrook
4Th Foot
Adutant
Heatly
66Th Foot
Ralph Allen Charles Daniels
Parker
Astley Paston Cooper
Daniell
Hoere Walter Brewer Davis
Poper
Frederick Augustus Peel
Forster
Foot
77Th Foot
James Burke
Galway
Henry Downe Griffith
Burke
Charles Thomas Dumaresqy
Griffith
Robert Hole Walters
Compton
91St Foot
James Frederick Glencairn Campbell
Ducat
Henry J. Savage
Campbell
James M‘inroy
Savage
John MacPherson
M'Inroy
91Th Foot
Henry Wemyss Magee
Lewis
2D West India Regiment
Thomas Birley
Irwin
3D West India Regiment
Charles Frederick Stephenson
Tonvere
Berry
Starr
Charles St. John
Arthur Stewart
John Stewart
Strath
James Tonnere
William Barrett
Ensign Steward
11Th Foot
Richard Oliver Francis
Worcester
Queen's Own Regiment of
Worcestershire Yeomanry
William Eagles Johnson
Waireuatt
William Edward Burton
Manchester
High Court of Chancery
Great Britain
Henry
Cure for Scorbutic Wounds Promoted in Devon Parish
A Brent parish declaration from 1843 lauds Halse's Scorbutic Drops after Thomas Rolins, once bedridden with large wounds and near death, reportedly improved after the first bottle and fully recovered after continued use. Signatories include John Elliott sen, John Menning, and others. Wholesale London agents are listed with price 2s 9d per bottle.
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Halse
Brent
Devon
Thomas Rolins
John Elliott
John Menning
William Pearse
Henry Goodman
Arthur Langworthy
London
Barclay and Son
Farringdon Street
Hallett
High Holborn
Prout
Strand
King
Blackfriars Road
Sanger
Oxford-street
Schulze and Co
King William-street
N.B
Silent Friend and Purifying Pills Advertised in London
An 18th–/19th-century medical advertisement bundle touts The Silent Friend a sexual health work by Perry and Co with engravings, later pills, and cordial balm of Syriacum. It lists multiple London and Birmingham booksellers, prices, and a turnkey consultation offer from Perry’s clinics. Samuel LaMert’s Self-Preservation and Debility essay is promoted with home delivery options, expert credentials, and a long London distribution list.
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London
Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
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Bipgorpsteert
BipForp-square
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
S. Gilbert
Paternoster-row
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Regent-quadrant
Jackson
New Bond-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
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Chancery-lane
Mansell
King-street
Southwark
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Park-side
Knightsbridge
Eywood
Oldham Street
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Newton
Church-street
Liverpool
Watts
Snowhill
Barraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Patern and Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
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Newman-street
Oxford
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Paternosterrow
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G. Mansell
C. Westerton
Phillips
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
High Holborn
J. Buckton
Briggate
Leeds
J. Noble
Market-place
Hull
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Ann's-square
H. Whitmore
Market-street
W. Howell
Dale-street
J. Howell
Waterloa Lace
W. Wood
High-street
J. Fryer
Westgate-street
Bath
G. Davey
Broad Street
W. Grant
Castle-square
Brighton
H. Guy
Chelmsford
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside Street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
United Kingdom
Lucas
En Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Lexdon
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