Blood-Money System Case At Worship Street
Thomas Nichols aged 417 and James Spelman 19 were brought to Worship Street on Monday after a police entrapment involving counterfeit coin. Spelman allegedly lured officers and a boy into a trap to trap others. a struggle occurred as Spelman swallowed a metallic object, believed to be coins. Magistrates ordered Spelman held to Bow Street and Nichols sent to the House of Correction with bail for Nichols and Spelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nichols
James Spelman
Broughton
Worship-street
Barker
Holiqsion
Spitalfields
Perman
Trew
Barcham
Elder-street
Spelman
Nichols
Mailley
Jackson
Mailey
Serjeant
Teakle
Shoreditch
Magpie Alley
Elderstreet
Green Dragon
Half Moon-street
Bishopsgate-street
Union-street
Crispin-street
Elder Street
Old Bailey
Witness
Green
Burcham
Bow-street
Bow Street
Trevor Burcham
Spitalfields Market
Mr. Broughton
Boy Nichols
House of Correction
Fatal Thames Bathing Accident Near Westminster
A 22 year old man named Charles Kine drowned while bathing with a companion near Thames Bank between Westminster and Battersea. The friend Forster could not swim and could not help. Three Thames bathing deaths have occurred in the last fortnight in the area. A hay fire at Llandebie linked to reputational tensions is noted, and a Newfoundland dog from Islay saves a 14 lb salmon at Corrary-bridge, Bowmore, aiding game preservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faran
Thames Bank
Charles Kine
Vauxhall Road
Forster
Thames
Westminster
Battersea
John Williams
Llandebie
Williams
Campbell
Islay
Laggan
Corrary-bridge
Bowmore
Izaak Walton
Glasgow Journal
Mike Mahoney
Bay of Bealcreagh
Mike
Divil
O'Connell
Faix
Father Mathew
Murther
Millia Beachus
College-green
Ireland
Bedad
Lord Brougham and the Whigs in Debate and Defiance
A correspondent denounces Whig attacks on Lord Brougham as false and vile slander. The piece recalls his early loyalty to reform, condemns the Whigs for abandoning principles, and asserts Brougham stood alone to defend reform, education, and liberty while Whigs faltered and misruled. It challenges Whig motives and defends Brougham against charges of inconsistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lord Brougham
Litchfield House
England
Ireland
Dan
Mr. O’connell
Moore
Peel
John Russell
Lord Stanley
Palmerston
Melbourne
Lord John
Cocker
Torres Vedras
Brougham
House of Peers
Lord Lyndhurst
Europe
Wales
House of Lords
John
Friends of Liberty
Canada
O'Connell
Lichfield House
William
Lord Melbourne
ProvidEntial Escape in Lambeth House Collapse
In North-street Lambeth a ceiling and part of the roof fell in at No 4 James-place. The youngest child in bed was miraculously saved. If two hours later, disaster could have claimed the rest of the family, eight in number, whose stock in trade was ruined. Neighbours helped the impoverished family after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-street
Lambeth
No. 4
James-place
Napoleon
Egypt
Germany
Italy
6Th Hussars
Iis
Hugsar
Hussar
Duconde Laborde
Oll
Poncet
Angonleme
11Th Dragoons
Hunsars
Prussia
The Banker's Wife a satirical 19th century review
A lengthy literary critique praising Mrs. Gore's Court and City and her vivid depictions of bankers, society, and urban life. The piece surveys characters like Hamlyn and Lady Vernon, wittily contrasting fashion, finance, and taste while noting other periodicals and serialized works in Punch and related magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
City
Mrs. Gore
London
Henry Colburn
Colonel Hawilton
Gore
Hamlyn
Colonel Hamilton
Lady Vernon
Auction Sale of Congreve Manuscripts at Iscoyd Park
The Congreve manuscripts valued at two thousand pounds sold for £1 13s to Mr. Andrews of Bristol after an auction on the 19th at Iscoyd Park Salop. About 80 manuscripts and black letter items in vellum were listed in the printed sale catalogue. Omnibus fares reform provides clear legal fares within ten miles of London with penalties for overcharge and duties on drivers and conductors under the 6th and 7th Victoria cap. 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
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Literary Chronicle
Vernon
Erastus
Lord Vernon
Sheridan
Curran
Horne
Cadmus
Grosvenor-place
Fraser's Magazine
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary
Elizabeth
Addison
Fitz-Boodle
Sir George
Murza
Frederick
Seringapatam
Morocco
Fred
Charles
Mr. Beechey
Cosway
Louisa
Mr. Fitz-Boodle
Flimflam
Madame Laffarge
Grosvenor Square
Hamlyns
Duke of
Saxmundham
Marquis of
Oxgrave
Earl of Titheprig
Sarmundham
Titheprig
Waxchandler
Storr
Theban
Temple
Beau Monde
Dean-park
Hamlyn's
Coutts
Mozart
Lawrence
Vandykes
Lelys
Portland-place
Arley-Street
Fermiers Généraux
Louis XV
Financiére
Mr. Flimflam
Malicho
Montesquieu
Russia
Lord Crawley
Flimfam
Thor
Crawley
Home Secretary
Felix Simmons
Bludger
Squinny
Brompton
Fitz
Fitz-Urse
Desmond Mulligan
Inn of Court
Phenix
House of Commons
Reform Club
Refawrum
Desmond
Munster
Skibbereen
Ainsworth’s
Elliston
Kentuck
Washington
Temperance Movement
United States
Kentucky
Bos
Yaas
Pete Jefernop
Simon Durge
Cincinnati
Enigmer
Lowell
Bunker's Hill
Congressionals
Darter
Cotsary
New
Menruty
Peter Priggins
Cotrurn
United Servicer
Macazine
Russian Empire
Germantown
Philadelphia
Fulton Market
New York
Jonathan
Jemima
Eylau
Breton Double
Waterloo
France
Dublin
Louis Xviiii
Grenoble
Punch
Strand
Harry
Westminster Circus
Tom Widdicombe
Well _lington
Grimaldi
Mercury
H.B
Atheneum
M. Faber
Wellington
Russell
Tooley-street
Prodh
Duke of Wellington
Lord Campbell
Ellenborough
Hanover
Bright
H. B
William Lennox
Lord W. Lennox
Steele and
Borrow
Douglas Jerrold
Laman Blanchard
Leicester
Blanchard
Earl of Surrey
Earl
Old England
Mark Lennon
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum
Robert Bell
Bila
Michael Lermontoff
Charles Euler
Akibah
R. H. Vorne
Orion
Lowpox
Epinsurea
Dupin Poltytechnic Journal
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