Disgraceful Refusal to License a Chartist Music Hall
At the Middlesex magistrates annual meeting a petition from chartists led by William Lovett and Henry Hetherington for a dancing and music license at 42A High Holborn was refused by most of the bench. The report highlights alleged bias, the petitioners' respectable standing, and critiques the decision as an attack on free assembly and education through music and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Mr. Thomas
William Lovett
Richard Moore
Henry Hetherington
Benjamin Hugartt
A. High Holborn
St. Giles-in-the-felds
St. George
Bloomsbury
Henry Hutherington
Benjamin Hugegett
National Association of the
United Kingdom
W. Lovett
Thomas
Adolpius
National Association
Socialimas
Serjeant Adams
Lovett
Wei
Exeter-hall
Mainavr
Uiei
Mr. T
Epis
Perecgy
Weis
Daveing
Dancin
Sterne
Fos
Adolphus
Halcombe
B. E. Hall
Paddington
Gibson
Walthamstow
Wilks
Clayton
Lord Abinger
John Collins
Rouse
Eagle Tavern
London Crime Tales In Court and Town Hall
Local docket reports a series of court incidents including two women named Smith charged with pocket picking on Ludgate Hill, and Mrs Dillon seeking aid as her husband the Rev Dr Dillon faces accusations of leaving a disreputable home. Also described are burglary cases at Hampton Court Palace, a licensing court admonition on Sunday beer service, and a graft of dramatic swindling in Bow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Barbutoy
Brighton
General Steam Navigation Company
Dieppe
Cheeseman
Sir R. Cumming
Hopkinson
Chain Pier
William Rae
St. Catherine's
William
Walter Scott
Midlothian
W. Rave
Lord Meadowbank
R. Peel
Baronet
Scotland
D. M'Neill
Buteshire
Adam Anderson
Perthshire
McNeill
Caledonian Mercury
Cumberland
Chattain
Thomas Hardy
Baltic
James Graham
North Seas
Te Dockyard
Sheriff
Marylebone
Joseph Hume
Marviebone
Muir
Palmer
Skirving
Gerrald
Margaret
Copeland
Joseph
Marci Petweas
Docnee
Pee
T. Coompes
Goopata
Newell
Robert Coombes
Tr. Coombes
H. Maynard
Chelsea
Tarrant
Doubiedee
Coombes
Goodnn
Middlesex
Parrant
Doubledee
Tarrantt
Batterseabridge
Goodrum
Aniing Finkayn
Taek
Ratcliffehied- Way
Chancery Court
Ratcliff Highway
Trish
Timothy Sullivan
Liu
Jane Anglas
iLosemary
Jane
Lefe
Mary Lonstock Stratly
Hannel
Evista
MARLBOROUGH STREET PICKPOCKETS IN LATE SATURDAY CASES
A fashionable young man John Welch was charged with picking the pocket of Colonel Knox of the Scots Fusilier Guards in Piccadilly. The colonel pursued him, the book valued at 2s, and the prisoner was committed. Also charged, Charles Sharbell admitted stealing a silver spoon and fork from John Gregory's hotel. he fled to a pawnbroker and later confessed to the robbery, awaiting trial at the Central Criminal Court. Henry Smith, a swell mob, was retried for robbery at Griffiths linen drapers. he fought police and was remanded for copy of previous conviction. Hannah Gorman faced charges of stealing a gold watch from Mr Thomas Blake in Unicorn Court, Tooley Street. the watch was recovered and she was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. Carroll
Johnson, Kelly
Great Tower
Alderman Copeland
George Byraua
John Hinton
Fairn
Newman
Mansion House
Swinpurxg
Thomas Lee
Cooper's Row
Anilds
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Mary Ann Simmonds
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Alderman Gibbs
Simmonds
sir—Alderman
Justice Room
Bow Street
Mary Morrison
Mr. Twyford
Old Drury-lane Theatre
Tyrrell
Tia
Aisy
Drury-lane Theatre
George Baris
Princessstreri
Sinas
George Barton
Dy Gearge Barton
Jardine
Maryle Bone
Houseman
Ann Farrafield
Edward Wilsim
Guiterlane
Cheapside
Hampstead Road
Stanhope-street
O'Brien
Marlborough Street
John Welsh
Knox
Ards
Piccadilly
Romeny
Charles Sharbell
John Gregory
John o'Groat
Rupert Street
Haymarket
Porter
Fleming
Johnstreet
Golden Square
Queen Square
Danie Staver
Griffiths
Tothill Street
Dartmouth Street
Cuthiff
Cutliff
Ronuing
Hannah Gorman
Thomas Blake
Unicorn-court
Tooley-street
Discovery by a Dream Profits For Charity Pill
A medical gentleman, retired after a successful practice, claims a remarkable nerve strengthening medicine discovered in an extraordinary fashion. He plans to trial it publicly for twelve months and donate much of the profits to charity, including establishing a hospital. The pill allegedly steadies tremor, strengthens the heart, and calms nervous irritability, with trials urged without delay. Prepared by the proprietor, sold in standard sizes with directions, by E Purser, Bridge-street, Blankriars, supplying chemists. ask for Dr Grandison's Charity Pill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Purser
Bridge-street
Blankriars
Revealed remedies and dangers of sexual diseases from London surgeons
An advert for a London medical work by P. Davis and Co. detailing remedies for syphilis gonorrhea and related conditions. It describes practical prevention, treatment guidance and dangers of delay, with illustrated cases and plain language. The notice lists selling points, venues, hours and prices, inviting patients to obtain the sealed volume and consult distant readers by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Davis
London
Allen
Warvwicklane
Paternoster Row
Watson
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Messrs. Davis and Co
Arundelstreet
Strand
N.B
Aruntel-street
Baniere
Regent Street
Barth
Brydges-street
Strange
Paternosier-row
Guest
Bull-street
Dirndnghean
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Fanni: and Co
Grafton
Dahlin
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
High-street
Edinburgh
Princeples
Messrs. Curtis
England
Essex and Herts Mercury
Messrs
Curtis
Mayer
Crithestr
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Lily
Olep Ains Es
Varias
Lambeth
Pancras
Chaids
Flemost
Thiarem
Heer Weitten
Warwick
Ltn
National Society
Vie
Customs
Landing Department of the Customs
Board of Customs
Treasury
Deane
Dowding and Fenning
Custom House
Hastings
Burnley
Mr. Dowding
Burnly
Fenning
Rolls
Penning
Rollson
Southampton
Urnig
Westeyvans
Earl of Rives
Stamford Mercury
Earl of Ripon
Becaue
Church of Buggland
Shell le Expolled Tin Club
Ashy
Ceester—Mancusten
Anti-Cornlaw League
Newall
Market Street
Great League
Cobden
Mable
Radnor
Villiers
Houses of Commons
Peers
League
RaTner
Mishay
Moniteur Parisien
Spain
Constantinople
Paris
Kos
Tavernoor
New York
South America
Bailey
Acadia
Caxana
Canada
Kingston
Toronto
Quebec
Lord Stanley
Old Papineau
Lord Dunsany
Meath
Marquis Wellesley
Alexander Stewart
Lawrence Town-House
Down
Fleet Street
Ludgate Hill
Guildhall
Hellen
Herne Bay
Smith
Mr. Hellen
Tower Hill
Tower-hill
Llaughter
Bride-lane
Fleet-street
Ludgate-hill
Lond Lon
Miss Smith
Bride Lane
Brideweil
Dillon
Marylebone Police Office
Doctors'commons
Sher
Marylebone Street
Tle
Adam-street
Mr. Long
Tedman
UK House
Newgate
Palace
T. Wood
Pattison
Poyle
Torne
Muazyiy‘trates
Staines
Hampton-court Palace
Aire
Sheridan
Susan Foster
Aue
Deytforddanes Peckham
Martia Graver
Caroline Henrietta Sheridan
Hamptonnecourt Palace
Mary Anne Goatley
Witass
Witness
Mary Ann Goatley
Yennis-court
James Grinbut
Churcill
Grey
Wood
Helen Dufferin
Hawston Incourt Palace
Churchill
Kerrison
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