Teetotaller riot over pledges ends in committal
In a Middlesex session, a crowd attacked a teetotaller couple after a pledge dispute. Witnesses described publicans accused, violent shouts, and police rescue. Hayes faced bail while Cokely and Harrigan stood to court. Separate cases saw a constable severely wounded by Cotter and Campbell, and indecent assault charged against a well dressed man in Hammersmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Broderip
Watts
Mathew
Brederip
James Weston
Broderip
Inspector Watts
Ball
Hayes
Cokely
Harrigan
Middlesex
Timothy Cotter
Mary Campbell
Reuben Webb
K Division
Webb
Harrow
Highstreet
Poplar
Black Boy Alley
Francis
Cotter
Campbell
Abbott
William Peatling
Reuben Martin
Keeley
May
A Teetotaler in Westminster Court of Requests
A court scene shows a gaunt defendant who pledges abstinence from alcohol while facing a 14s 8d beer debt to Abraham Sanderson of the Red Lion. The commissioner orders payment within four weeks, but the defendant vows prison over breaking his Father Mathew inspired vow, leaving witnesses astonished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Andrews
Abraham Sanderson
Red Lion
Westminster
Mr. Andrews
Father Mathew
Galway miscreant Lynch faces magistrate in odd Galway tale
A Galway man named Michael Lynch appears before a magistrate after a spree that included boxing with a boy and clashes with constables. Witnesses describe him as a calm, blunt speaker with a humorous head for mischief. He insists he came from Galway and jokes about his past, while police display bumps on their heads from earlier skirmishes. The bench fines him lightly and allows him to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard
Dirk Hatteraik
Mr. Lynch
Michael Lynch
Galway
Donnybrook
Loughrea
Lynch
Murdher
Trish
Higgins
Mick Lynch
Natch
Tragic Lambeth Suicide and Arson Suspect
In Lambeth at No 43 Oakley Street Margaret Price a newly released mother killed herself after a period of despair linked to her child’s death and poverty. An inquest found temporary insanity. Meanwhile a nine year old girl in Boulogne showed monomania for arson, and a Risely man faced trial for petty theft with bail granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suicipe
Margaret Price
Oakley Street
Lambeth
Messrs
Maudeslay
Boutilier
Boulogne
Simon Fowler
Risely
Bedford
Sterling
C. Croot
Riseley
Herts Reformer
Ministerial Faineans Do Nothing at German Court Parody
A column ribbing the active government mocks ministers for inaction. It lists Peel, Stanley, Aberdeen, the Lord Chancellor, Bod en, and others, all pledging to do nothing while Parliament questions their efforts. The piece concludes with Lord Brougham’s unanswered questions and a lament for wasted effort.
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Prince de Ligne
Robert Peel
Tain
Lord Stanley
Lord Aberdeen
Foreign Office
Haddington
Ripon
Lord Boden
Ben O'Israeli
O'Connell
Edward Sugden
Exchequer
Emerson Tennent
Edward Knatchbull
Kent
Rus
Gertain
Lord Brougham
Scottish Benefices and Military Promotions in The Gazette
Notifications of church promotions in Scotland with incumbents ceased and new presences, plus War Office appointments across regiments including Life Guards and Dragoon Guards, barracks, and staff: promotions by purchase, transfers, and unattachments, with insolvency and bankruptcy notices, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and sequestations in Scotland and England.
The Dance of Justice and Oddities in Cork Ball
An Irish police inspector gala ruse foils swindling by a London mobster at a Cork ball. A lady in the crowd pilfered a gentleman’s purse, but the officer quietly arranged a promenade and handed her off to a fellow constable. Also notes medical reports on Lord Londonderry, Brougham, and Ferrand. Atmospheric phenomena describe a rare heat wave and striking sunset cloud forms over the city. Quaker MPs in Parliament traced to J Pease and William Aldam with Aldam’s Cambridge honor and U S tour plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
London
Lord Brougham
Ferrand
M.P
Kissengen
Stafford
Lord Londonderry
Liverpool
Durham
House of Commons
J. Pease
South
William Aldam
Leeds
Pease
Aldam
Cambridge
America
United States
Canada
Claims and Objections in the Court of Requests
The notice outlines claims and objections by literary figure Lord Lennox and Lord Brougham, plus a government claim for the country. It mentions a washing charge of one shilling and ninepence, and notes Jenkins’s objection quashed at Castle Street Court of Requests with a later compromise regarding Oxsedtencoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lennox
Lord Brougham
Osysecrep
Oxsedtencoby Jenkins
Castlestreet
Punch
Affectionate Goose Impresses Newton Stewart
A gander named Toby in Newton Stewart has fallen for a stocking weaver, a metal-fascinated love shown by daily antics. He leaves his roost each morning, shadows the worker, and even accompanies fishing trips, a charming example of interspecies affection reported by the Dumfries paper.
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Newton Stewart
Toby
The Aggressor Fish and the Fly Fishing Tale
A first person angler defends his right to fish on a river claiming ownership of the stream. He describes casting a fly and battling a larger fish that he labels an aggressor, justifying striking the fish to end its attack. The anecdote ends with the fish slain and its belly described as distended with flies.
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Andromeda
The Queen in France and a Cheshire Cheese Quest
A Punch humorous piece describes a French agent seeking Cheshire cheese and London porter for Louis Philippe. Misunderstandings abound as the agent, unable to procure terms in English, asks for stout and assorted cheese, finally shipping the requested items aboard the Dart steamer under Captain Cheeseman.
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France
London
Louis-Philippe
Cheshire
Robuate de Londres
London Stout
Whitbread
Thomas
Fromage Fort
Bill
Dart
Cheeseman
Punch
The Cotton Market News and Trade Chorus
The excerpt discusses cotton markets and India’s probable price impacts, noting a sixpence rise in forty-inch shirting last fortnight. It portrays a cautiously hopeful trade climate, with general health in demand, fabric prices, and hosiery production. It includes staged musical commentary on gloves socks and wages shaping.
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India
Royal notices and assorted maritime crimes in 1843 1848 era
The report compiles a string of 19th century items including the presentation of Reverend Robert Fairweather to Nigg parish in Aberdeen presbytery, personnel changes in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, sugar price data, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, partnerships dissolved, economic notes from Manchester and Leeds cloth trades, a South Sea voyage return by Captain Sir John Ross, post office regulations in the Rourat Districts, a coiners’ seizure and a tea counterfeit operation, a Grays Essex fatal accident, Victor Hugo related tragedy at Havre with his wife, and brutal Spanish military executions in Madrid area, all framed as contemporaneous notices and market/official updates.
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Waitenany
Robert Fairweather
Nigg
Aberdeen
George Hopton Hyde
Whitty
John Noble Arbuthnot Freese
Hyde
Edward James Paterson
Freese
Great Britain
Henry Brexyett
Grocers’ Company
Grocers'hall
R. J. White
Stockport
Cheshire
B. Byrne
Manchester
Manchester-square
A. Levy
Winchester-street
London-wall
M. A. Fitzroy
Upper George
Bryanstone-square
R. Holt
Rochdale
Lancashire
J. Bidwell
Norwich
T. Home
Great Haseley
Oxfordshire
R. Dawson
Whitfield
Derbyshire
A. Dlingworth
Dewsbury-moor
Yorkshire
H. Osborne
Bildestone
Suffolk
J. Chapman
Cullum-street
Liscard
Wesleyan
Old Elvet
Durham
Bankrupilcy
R. Richardson
Wapping
J. G. Forster
Aldgate High-street
A. Leslie and
W. Smith
St. Dunstan’s-hill
L. and W. Fever
Fenchurch.-street
R. Murphy
Raper
H. Shuttleworth
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
F. and
G. Szarka
New Bond Street
Davies and Edwards
Westminster Road
E. Cock
Plymouth
H. Adams
Totnes
Devonshire
B. Musgrave
Leeds
J. Watts
Holborn
Victualler
J. Barwise
Pall-mall
W. Aelett
Bitterne
Southampton
Grocer
J. Farren
Nineelms
Surrey
S. Chew
Clipston
Northamptonshire
J. Webber
Wood Street
Cheapside
Boston
T. Sanderson
J. Breasley
J. P. Davis
Bromley
Kent
G. Leeson
Birmingham
R. Gregson
Liverpool
E. F. Smith
Old Market Street
Bristol
Carpenter and Builder
Marriott and Seymour
Britannia Brewery
Worcester
Hodgson, Davies, and Co
Philpot Lane
Billin and Curry
Helston
Cornwall
Cawkwell and Dodson
Mill Lane
Tooley Street
Campbell and Hodges
Port St. Mary
Spain
Coote and Co
Austin Friars
H. C. Hashbee
C. Robinson and Co
Bath
C. Robinson
Douglas and Martin
South Sea
Sir John Ross
South Seas
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Three Kingdoms
Penny
No. 3
Redman
Fink
Jocosely
Her Majesty's Officers of Excise
Anchor Yard
Old-street
St. Luke’s
Messrs. Spurgin and
Rowlandson
Anderson
Gravesend
Mr. Anderson
Chatham Races
Metancholy Dears
DavanTer
Victor Hveo
Journal du Havre
France
Tivers
M. Pierre Vacquerie
Havre
Villequier
Seine
Caudebeck
M. C. Vacquerie
M. Victor Hugo
Derosan
M.C. Vacquerie
Victor Hugo
Paris
la Rochelle
Montjuich
Senor Angles
Narvaez
Toledo
Guernica
Madrid
San Francisco
REMOVED FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LONDON. 18th Edition medical ads
Advertises medical works by Perry and Co on sexual health, venereal disease and restoration. Lists prices 2s 6d to 3s 6d and bulk four bottle deals. Claims cures for nervous debility, impotence, barrenness, indigestion, and venereal disorders. Outlines consultation hours at 19 Berners Street London and multiple selling locations in Birmingham and London.
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Birmingham
London
R.and L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent Street
Philips
Oxford-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Guest
Bull-street
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
Lamert on Debility and Disorder From Excess
An early medical pamphlet by Samuel Lamert promotes a sealed edition on illnesses from excess and solitary habits. It cites treatment of nervous debility, gonorrhea, syphilis, indigestion, and related conditions, with remarks on marriage and reproductive health, offering consultation at Bedford Street London for a fee and strict secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel La’mert
Birmingham
Barraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
Manchester Chronicle
la Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
London
Manly Health by Lucas and Co. A Victorian guidebook
A promotional notice for AnLY HEALTH by C J Lucas & Co London offering a comprehensive work on sexual debility, premature decline, and restoration. It details the book’s aims, audiences, and the authors’ professional credentials, with subscription-like guidance and fees, and lists multiple booksellers across the United Kingdom.
Manhood. Causes and cure of premature decline in society
Sealed envelope edition offering guidance on restoring health from excess, solitary habits, or infection. By J E Curtis and Company, London, with eleventh edition praise from multiple papers. Notes on public sales, press opinions, and consultation secrecy at No.7 Frith Street Soho Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Curtis and Company
Consulting Surgeons
London
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Berth
Brydgee Street
Strand
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann's Square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex
Herts Mercury
Messrs
Curtiss Cook
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho-square
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T. Paynter
Hammersmith
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Webb’s Lane
Hampshire
Southcott
King Street
Paynter
Mr. Paynter
Westminster Court OF Requests
Dublin
the London Gazettes
Church of
Seotland
Robert Hill Whyte
Drytesdale
David Buchan Donie
James Lander Rose
Markinch
James Sieveright
Robert Stewart
Lewis
Robert Finlayson
George Greig
Kirkpatrick Durham
George John Duncan
Walter Foreman Burtt
Ferry Porton Craig
William Nicolson
George Addison
Arbirlot
John Kirke
William Hunter
Baldernock
John Pollock
War Office
Regiment of Life Guards
Cornet
Henry Lowther
Alexander
Edward Colston
Lowther
Heaven Guards
John Gore
Rey 97Th Foot
Byrne
Eneencer Vansittart
Philipps
Henry Chrissott
Christopher Marriott
Purchase
Van
Lth Foot
Edward Lynch Blosse
Archase
Browne
John Walpole Oyly
Blosse
John Alexander Hunter
D'Oyly
Henry Earl of
Cameron
Charles Murray
Dunsmure
John Walter Wedderburn
Murray
Charles Fraser
63D Foot
Wedderburn
42Nd Foot
Eheige A Parses
Lane
Arthur J. Leland
Fraser
Mete Santi Starr
Peter Farquharson
65Th Foot
Jamaica
Turner
Thomas Simson Pratt
26Th Foot
Madras
Mountain
William Turner
James Grant
23D Foot
Oswald Pilling
Starr
John Frederick Clarke
Loinsworth
John Robertson
Clarke
Commissariat
William Fisher Mends
Memona Nium
William J. D'Oyley C. Alpin
89Th Foot
Pennefather
Henry James Lacon
John Currie Bynon
Vincent Amcotts Massingberd
James Charles Mann Touzeau
Thomas Woodgate
Samuel Sparstiot Shore
John Reid
William Frederick W. Parkinson
Wm. Ponsonby Johnson
Sion
Penissar Dre
Denbighshire
Middlesbrough
W. Welch
E. Jones
Gloucestershire
R. Clapham
Thirsk
C. Strother
G. and
H. Adsetts
Handsworth Woodhouse
J. Radcliffe
Pendleton
H. Owen
Rhos Y Media
C. Salt
Shelton
Staffordshire
J. Beves
Brightelmston
Sussex
Preston
J. Robinson
Edmonton
Wood
Wood and Pallister, Leeds, Painters—J. 5. Balls, Canterbury-street, York-road
T. Weldon
R. Barltrop
Ware
Hertfordshire
W. Clapham
Keighley
E. Lea
Runcorn
H. W. Wilson
Guildford
A. Frith
Hoxton Old Town
Shoreditch
J. M Neil
South-street
Moreton
the Marsh
Mercer—R
Hodgson
Sunderland
H. B. Jones
Birkenhead
A. C. Cooper
Evesham
Worcestershire
Draper
N. Morrell
Bradford
J. Falkingham
J. Burnby
Malton
Hatter
E. Thorneycroft
G. Thorneycroft
Wolverhampton
W.E. Ponton
Ludgate Hill
C. Robson
Shotley Bridge
E. Smith
Bishop Wearmouth
T. Smith
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
G. Guilford
North Shields
J. Nottingham
Cheltenham
W. Densem
J. T. Nash
York
E. Hemming
Astwood Bank
Feckenham
J. L. Dobson
Kidderminster
E. Leyshon
Cardiff
J. Mee
Wellingborough
R. Bull
Saddler
A. Howie
Lambeg
Downshire
J. Bentham
W. Adamson
Hexham
Northumberland
T. Dickson
W. Cooke
I. Ward
Devizes
W. J. Roome
J. Higgs
Watling Street
City
Greenwich
J. D. Stewart
Skinner Street
Bishopgate
W. D. Hart
Ballingdon
C. and
T. Cooper
Strood
J. B
W. Robinson
Macclesfield
Ironmongers
Chuck and Weller
Russell Court
Drury Lane
Gardner, Owtram, and Co
Atkinson, Tootal
Graham
R.S. Graham
R. and
J. Sutcliffe
Norbury
Millers
W. Steggles
Bury St. Edmunds
J. Fisher
Jun
W. Fisher
Cockermoath
Cumberland
West and Higgins
W. P
R.S. Pearce
Walworth and Stockwell
Crankshaw and Greenwood
Haslingden
Parker and Berry
Eccleshall
T. and C. Chittenden
Piccadilly
Freeth and Roberts
Sherborne
Lyndon and Lewis
Frith Street
Soho
Colston and Payne
Sun Wharf
Narrow Street
Ratcliffe
Bolus and Fox
Great
Lisbon
Oporto
Whitaker
Jerram
Gloucester Terrace
Mile End
Payne and Elmore
Buckingham Street
Aim
Morris and Co
L. Heyworth
Mocatta, Brothers
South America
Allen and Barker
John Lees and Son
Denton
Hudson and Goodfellow
Sarah Staff and Son
Lawson Street
Great Dover Road
Newington
F. Shortt
Castle Street
Dumfries
J. Rowan
Dundee
Leicester
C.J. Lucas & Co
Newman-street
Oxford
Brittain
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Parkside
A. Phillips
Regent-street
Huett
High Holborn
J. Buckton
Briggate
Noble
Market Place
Hull
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Ann's-square
H. Whitmore
Market Street
W. Howell
Dale-street
J. Howell
Waterloo
Church-street
High-street
Irmingham
Lucas
New Bell's
Messrs. Lucas and Co