Tradesman of the City of London Committed for Arson
A London coroner and jury hear extensive inquest into a Beech Street fire at Leopold Hail’s fancy box shop. The proceedings allege deliberate arson by the tenant, with testimonies from police, fire personnel, and witnesses detailing the blaze and disputed insurance claims. The jury returns a unanimous verdict of wilful setting by Leopold Hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Payne
George Tavern
Buechstreet
Barbican
Leopold Hail
Fancy Box Waker
Beech Street
Hail
G. Fogo
London Fire Establishment
Thomas Hodes
Mossie
Toplis
Sun Fire Office
William Arthur Ede
Thoreday
Golden Lane
Haiti
Farlight
Langton
Perenne
Mr. Haul
Parsons
Junea
Mr. Joyce
Mr. Hail
Beech Streets
George Langton
Mr. Jones
Hvary Andrew Mallett
Whitecross Street
Apot
George Cooper
George Filmer
Bail
Thomas Hodgall
Est
Toplis and Son
Son
Hebes
Bes
Hin
Richard Baker
Ward Beadle
Lady Noel Byron Illness At Southampton Inuxgss Op
News notes Lady Noel Byron widow of the celebrated poet is ill at Southampton while the Countess of Lovelace tends to her. In related items at Woolwich dockyard Mr Chatfield, assistant to master builder Oliver Lang, faced mob hostility and dockyard tensions culminating in arrests, suspensions, and heightened naval police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Broom
Noel Byron
Southampton
Countess of Lovelace
Woolwich
Woolwich Dockyard
Chatfield
Hydra
Dockyard
Antil
Mr. Chatfield
Vesael
Board of Admiralty
John Hay
Berkeley
Ward
Admiralty
Royal Marines
Station House
Greenwich
The Attempted Assassination of Mr Crawley
John Owenstone, accused of attempting to kill Mr Crawley of Mark Lane wine merchant, faced examination at the Mansion House. Witnesses described a doorway confrontation in Crawley’s counting house, a pistol shot, and Crawley wounded in the face. A letter read in court hinted at debts and revenge. Crawley’s hospital prognosis was cautiously hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owenstone
Muurder
Crawley
Mark Jane
Mansion House
Edwards
Mr. Crawley
Harris
Fenchurch Street
Gay's Hospital
Caz
Jaires
Mary
Beatrice
Mr. Jacobs
Johnny
Christ's Hospital
J.O
Mary Dizon
Beatrice Jenkinson Owenston
Upper
Charlotte Street
Fitzroy Square
Kearcey
Sheard
Ben End
Wilks
Samuel Solly
St. Thomas's Hospital
George's
Mercantile Failures Reported In 19th Century Trade
Three mercantile failures are noted including W. and J. Woodley of Cratched friars with debts under £100000 and assets likely covering 20s in the pound, tied to American flour and grain purchases. Also mentioned are Menara WW. Rowett and Co. and J. and F. O'Neal and Co. of Tiverpool. overtrading blamed, liabilities not heavy. A separate Cheapside incident describes a runaway private carriage colliding with an omnibus near Bow Lane. coachman ejected, minor injuries, omnibus damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. and
J. Woodley
Corp Footors
America
Woodley
Menara
WW. Rowett and Co
Messrs
Cheapside
Bow Lane
Coschman
The Dramatic Season Opens at Marylebone Theatre
Marylebone's new theatre hosts Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale and Morton’s farce The Windmill with Mrs. Warner in charge. The opening night drew a fashionable crowd, high-grade decor, and a mixed tariff to fill the house. Performances praised include Mrs. Warner, Mr. Graham, Mr. Johnstone, and Miss Angell, with a note on the stage’s redecorated, comfortable setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximione Takatas
Marylebone
Church Street
Warner Bes
Shakepeare
Edward Morton
God Save the Queen
T. J. Sarle
Warner
London
Fos
Covent Ga
Jallian
Drury Lane
Bow Street
Kemble
Biddona
O'Neil
Brydges Street
Kean
John Ball
Apelia
Shalapeare
England
Shakapesre
Sare
Mialay
Jose
W. Shakspeare
Dolu
Manchester
Binninghin
Bath
Bristol
Exeter
Weymouth
Surrey
Graham
Polgenes
J.johnstone
Theatre Royal
Liverpool
Mr. Tindall
Camille
Florizel
J. Vining
Autolycus
Mrs. Tyrrell
Paulina
Miss Angell
Perdita
Miss Haddart
Ewilia
T. P. Cooke
William
Jerrold
Perth
Edinburgh
Berlin
Jenny Lind
Great Opera
M. Lehmang
Criminal ‘Tribunal
First
Srance
Tal”—Galignant
Racing notes and counterfeiting arrests in London and Birmingham
The report covers horse races at Epsom with results for Master Stepney and Foreat Flower, plus a large betting market at TaTTersalls featuring Eryx and Cossack. It also details a major counterfeiting case in Birmingham led by Edward Darwin, with Turkish coin impressions and 45,000 coins seized, and a Deptford inquest into arsenic poisoning culminating in a murder verdict for John Hutchings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnar
Queen's Plas
Siete Coench
Batthyany
Master Stepney
Gmer
P. P. Rolt
Ould Treland
Mireath
Bohemienne
Sir J. Gerard
Firat
Ould Ireland
Mr. J. Day
H Fleetwood
J. Sherp
Mr. Death
G. Heathcote
Forest Flower
Fond. T. C
Baron Rothschild
Tattersalls
Eryx
Noutice
Hia
van Tromp
Giore
Planet
Philosopher
Mr. Moore
Agat Lord Chesterfield
St. Lgore
Mr. Pedley
Mr. Mostyn
Eglinton
L. Fox
Mostyn
Mr. Martin
Montyn
Swallow
Yarburgh
Sally Mage
Gurxat Voresatas
Peel
Merry
Kennedy
Sir Tatton Sykes
Morven
Doncaster Cor
Sarah
Doncaster
Dussy
Moston
Bowes
John Dey
Anson
Worley
Caversham
William Baker
Bair
Robert Anty
Joseph Johnson
Joseph Cater
William Newton
William Alger
Newgate
Jones
Avollox Rooms
Psreors Street
Leickarkm Square
Princes Street
Leicester Square
Messrs. Jones
Vine Street
Margit Toaxiss Monty Av Binwiwosam
Birmingham
Edward Darwin
M. Zubrab
James
London
Harding
John Tryer
Lionel Street
Bromsgrove
Crose
Casa Oy Porsortsa
C.J. Carttar
Enq
Garrick
Lower Road
Deptford
Mary Hutchings
John Hutchings
Her Majesty
Horsch
Hutchings
Jobn Hutchings
Disaster Averted In Bristol Steam Boat Excursion
Rumors spread of the Glamorgan steam boat wreck with hundreds aboard to Weston and Minehead. The vessel endured fire, boiler trouble, and a delayed return but without loss of life as passengers were rescued or reached safety. The event prompted inquiries into safety and treatment of passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Glemorgan
Exeter
Mioshead
Weston super-Mare
Minehead
Glamorgan
Monda
Weston-euper- Mare
Weston
Friends
Watchet
Bridgewater
Bristol Gazette
Mausoleum planned on Shooters Hill for army navy heroes
Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington approves a cemetery or mausoleum on Shooters Hill Kent to honor officers of the army navy and East India Company service. The structure will rise as terraces around Severndroog Castle with space for ten thousand coffins and a view over the river and countryside. Also reports railway traffic receipts for the past week compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat India Company
East India Company
Fragmented rail route list and numbers from old timetable
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous railway lines and junctions such as Edinburgh Glasgow Glasgow Paisley Greenock Manchester Leeds and Newcastle with scattered numbers and dates. The text appears as a chaotic catalog of routes, operators, and cross references, resembling a partial timetable or directory snippet with many unreadable segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Bailwar
Arbroath & Forfar
Cheater & Birkenhead
Dublin & Droghede
Kingstown
Dundee
Arbroath
Durham
Sunderland
Eastern Counties
Northern
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Eastern Union
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Gravesgnd
Cacee
Great Western
London
Birmingham
Blackwall
Brighton
Graydon
Manchester
Bolton
Bury
Leeds
Sheffield
Midland
Bristol
Newcastle and
Carlisle
Darlington
Preston & Wyre
South Devon
Louts-Eastern
Dover
And
Greenwich
Norfolk
ITS AND NERVOUS COMPLAINTS MISS PIKE POWDERS
A historical advertisement touts Miss Pike powders as a universal remedy for epileptic fits hysteria and nervous diseases. It lists availability from Miss Sarah Berrett Pike at Park Place Clifton near Bristol and Barclay and Sons in London with prices and a government stamp guarantee of genuineness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Sarah Berrett Pike
Berekelry
Gloucestershire
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City of London
Biawinohamm
Giocestee RatiLwar
Birmingham Advertiser
Mabylzbone Reyoum Association
Marylebone Reform Association
Comaittes
Jawa
D. W. Harvey
Dagenham
Ralph Page
Clerken,well Church
Page
C.C. Lewis, Esq
Batter
Phage
Sporting Intelligenche
W. R. Robinson
J. Knight
James Morris
Carter
Elizabeth Mearitt
Jacob Street
Bermondary
Dickens
Sykes
Paul
Robert
Charles
Marrtegr
B. R
L. Perry
Perry
Messsrs
Berners‘street
Oxford Street
Apv
Samuel Lamert
Bevrorpsquaks
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecarier Hall
Dlagnet
Gilbert
Paternoster-row
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Starie
Tichborne-street
Guadrant
Gordon
Leadenhal-street
Newton
Chord Street
J. L. Curtis and CO
Frith Street
Soho Square
Sun
Eveolog
Custis
Chronicle
J. L. Cuatis
Cvatis
United Service Gazette
Strange
Paternoster Row
Haroay
Moon
Cornhill
Sawler
T. Ann’Square
Philip
South Castle Atreet
Campbell
Robinson
Greenalde Atreet
Ing Jed
Curtis and Company