Warrant Dealings Over Leaden Coffin Discovery
The case centers on Rev. Isaac Bridgman and family amid a leaden coffin found buried six inches deep near Bridgman’s yard. Witness Pritchard describes discovering the coffin containing a skull and bones, with the lid bearing the deceased’s inscription likely removed. Authorities seek Bridgman’s apprehension as he allegedly aided in removing the coffin with his son while Tawney laments grave insecurity and pending repairs.
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Clarkson
Isaac Bridgman
James Bridgman
Mr. Bridgman
Entleman
Pritchard
Bridgman
Tawney
Cottingham l
Honorable Talbot and wife remanded on jewellery theft charge
A fashionably dressed man identified as Thomas Adolphus Talbot and a woman named Elizabeth Talbot were brought to the Old Brompton court on suspicion of stealing jewellery from Mr. O. H. Passau’s residence. Witnesses testified to forged bills and false pretenses connected to the Talbots, with police seizing duplicates and redrawing the case for further evidence while remanding both defendants to await Thursday’s proceedings.
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wiTad
Thomas Adolphus Talbot
Barrie-cottage
sOrd Brompton
Thomas Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
Edmead
Barrie Cottage
Old Brompton
Owen
Henry Passau
Gloucester-grove West
Paynter
Elizabeth Talbot
Edmend
Eliabeth Talbot
Archbutt
Sloane Square
Wisoner
O. H. Passau
Gloucester
Barn Cottage
Kessan
Messrs
Webster and Son
Cornhill
Talbot
Alder
Messrs. Petrie and
Bent
Richescourt
Lime-street
City
Nichols
Shrewsbury
Tlan
F. H. Talbot
Cavenish.square
F. H.talbot
Coutts and
Coutts’s
Earl Shrewsbury
Harrington Lodge
Crogin
Payntt
Clerkenwell
Pers
Kent
Repeal Speech of Robert Tyler at United Irish Rally
The New York Herald reports a massive Washington hall gathering of the United Irish Repeal Association to hear Robert Tyler son of the president denounce British rule in Ireland. Tyler extols Irish struggle, argues sovereignty cannot be alienated, and urges legislative emancipation for Ireland, then faints from heat as reporters struggle to cover the event.
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New York Herald
Washington Hall
United Irish Repeal Association
R. Tyler
United States
Tyler
Alderman Purdy
C. O’connor
B. Connor
Elijah F. Purday
Purdy
Erin
England
M‘keon
Robert Tyler
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Sheridan
Burke
China
Ireland
Wellington
Vattel
Free States
Confederacy
Legislative Union
Wallace
Royal hospitals observance and Bank of England meeting
On St Matthew's day the lord mayor and governors attended service at Christ Church Newgate Street and heard Latin English Greek and French orations on royal hospital benefits. At the Bank of England a dividend of 30 percent was approved and motions discussed regarding currency and capital stock. An anti corn law lecturer Buckmaster faced heckling at Cuckfield while Dr Byass and others clashed. a separate inquest into Richard Lewis's death at Millwall concluded the death from exhaustion after a fall and thigh fracture.
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Caxtet
St. Matthew's Day
Royal Hospitals
Christ Church
Newgate-street
Nathaniel Heynar
Christ’s Hospital
Oxford
Cambridge
Victoria
Prince Albert
Duke of Sussex
Bank of Enxclany
Bank of England
Cotton
Court of Proprietors
John Cook
Williamson
CuoKrreny
Buckmaster
Cuckfield
Sussex
Dr. Byass
Cobden
League
Faral
Faral Accident At Messrs. Szwanps
Millwalt
Mills
Brown
Gates, Rosa, and Nott at Somnauth Gate Romance
A witty India letter notes Sir W. Nott plans to marry Miss Rosa Dore, linking his famed Gates of Somnauth theft to a promised Door. The verse humorously celebrates the union while musing on fate and a paradoxical triumph as Rosa loses the Door in the tale.
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Somnauth
Agra
W. Nott
Rosa Dore
Mahmoud
Rosa
India
Nott
French ideas of English government referenced in wit
A French periodical imagines the Queen and ministry in exile in France with a de facto ruler in England and other Irish and Welsh figures, a caricature of the empire’s decline. The City jester at Mansion House offers inimitable puns about ex-regents and teetotal missions, cited from a Westminster Review pamphlet.
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France
Great Britain
Cobden
England
O’connell
Tara
Ireland
Doctor Chalmers
Scotland
Times
Supreme Prince
Wales
Padre Mathew
Spain
John Pirie
Mare
Mansion House
Westminster Review
An American hotel as seen by Marlin Chucslewit
The narrator describes a grand National hotel near the railway with a vast brick courtyard and many whitewashed passages. A busy night reveals booted boarders on the verandah and cigars smoke drifting from the public rooms while supper is prepared. The scene emphasizes sterner, institutional architecture and crowded, noisy hospitality.
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National Hotel
Marlin Chucslewit
Anecdote of Napoleon and the finest day of life
A Napoleonic anecdote recalls his remark that the finest day of his life was his first communion, shared with his devoted staff. The tale, told by General Dronault, caused a smile and a grave silence from one general. The piece also cites comments from the Times on Irish rents and Peel versus Melbourne policy, ending with a note that Punch is praised for pedantry.
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Napoleon
Austerlitz
Pyramids
General Dronault
Lord Burleigh
Punch
Shower of Puppies Reported in French Orchard
A Sept 9, 1843 Paris report claims a shower of nine puppies fell from the sky over Saint Gilles de Livet orchard. A labourer nearby feared for his safety, cried for help, and witnesses confirmed the phenomenon. Officials attributed it to a balloon inscribed feeding nine orphans, tying the meteor to a playful hoax.
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CassieMer
Catrapos
Saint Gilles de Livet
Paris
The Singing Mouse and Drury Lane Opera Letters
The piece recounts an échange between Alfred Bunn and the Singing Mouse about an opera at Drury Lane, with playful letters on cat anecdotes, Stilton bribes, and theatrical maneuvering, followed by Royal Army and naval appointments notices and assorted 1843 to 1848 public records.
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Rarus Mus
Ferris
Whittington
Fitzball
Mouse
Alrrep Bunn
E.S
Alfred Bunn
P.S
Drury Lane
Drurylane
John Cooper
Cher Souris
Malibran
Alyrzp Bunn
Covent Garden
Singing Mouse
France
Paris
Alpred Bcunn
Original Lines by the Late Lel
Poem excerpt describes a soldier on a raven steed facing a gallant host and his weeping lady who urges concern for their infant son rather than his fame The stanza highlights chivalric valor and familial sacrifice in a martial scene
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Lel
Dissenters' Marriage Act and Insolvency Declarations List
The London Gazettes lists certified places for solempiting dissenters marriages including Trabernacle Blackburn and Albion Chapel Kingston upon Hull. It records insolvency declarations for many tradespeople such as G Dickinson chemist J Burnham omnibus proprietor W L Phillips and J D Lockhart attorney along with bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestrations with names and addresses in multiple locations.
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Whitehall
Prince Albert
K.G
Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Vincent Rowland Corbet
Purchase
Proctor
George Watson Milles
Cornet
Corbet
15Th Regiment of Foot
Daniel Capel
Ashhurst
Charles Theodore de Montenach
Capel
36Th Foot
James Nugent
Reeve
Henry Archibald Cubitt
Richard Lloyd
Nugent
Brice
Manners Wood
Lloyd
George Robert James Marshall
Wood
William Sinclair de Courcy
Willesford
Price
Lyons
John Swin
County of
Leicester
Willoughby Woolstan Dixie
George Joseph Palmer
Edward Basil Farnham
William Harrick
George Moore
John Bainbridge Story
Leicestershire Yeomanry
Willoughby Wolston Dixie
Clarke
Viscount Campden
Dixie
William Ward Tailby
Woodcock
Domville
Grocers’ Company
Grocers -Hall
Wesleyan Association
Redruth
Cornwall
High Street
Gateshead
Durham
Independent
Withybrooke
Warwickshire
Heullan
Denbighshire
Zionhill
East Tisbury
Wiltshire
Hermon
Dowlais
Merthyr Taft
J. Ridgway
Manchester
Iongmonger
C. Clark
Liverpool
J. Rowe
Blandford Street
Marylebone
A. Bohter
Sackville Street
Piccadilly
J. Chaloner
Chester
Currier
W. Pattinson
St. Cuthbert
Cumberland
Calico
W. A. Bradford
Longacre
G. Johnson
T. and
J. Parker and Co
Woodhouse Carr
Leeds
Dyers
W. Gordon
Colchester
Essex
T. Radclyffe
Birmingham
Warwick
Little Bolton
M. Macgregor
Gairloch
Ross-shire
Wett
Dundee
Trabernacle
Blackburn
Albion Chapel
Kingston Upon Hull
G. Dickinson
Chenies Mews
Bedford Square
J. Burnham
Harrold
Bedfordshire
W. L. Phillips
W. Phillips
Montfort Place
Kennington Green
J. D. Lockhart
Sarah Street
Yorkshire
W. Barnes
Kinnerton Street
Knightsbridge
R. W. Webb
Walworth Road
Carey Street
H. Manley
Belveders Buildings
Southwark
W. Jeffery
Queen Street
Brompton
Brighton
J. Ames
Holywell
Flintshire
J. Stead
S. Hinchliffe
Calverley
W. King
Edmonton
W. H. Patten
Plymouth
E. Duncombe
J. Davies
Allen Street
Goswell Street
M. Banyard
Brunswick Street
Carr
Devonshire Street
Newington
W. Stroud
E. Eardley
Exeter
S. Sleep
Altarnum
R. Lindon
Snapes
Devonshire
A. Harris
Sharp's Buildings
Tower Hill
T. P. Chalk
Linton
Cambridgeshire
Draper
M. Nelms
Back Hill
Hatton Garden
Hearth
H. Ellis
Norwich
J. and
G. Lockwood
Wakefield
St. John's
New Brunswick
H. M. Newton
Kirkburton
Victualler
M. D. Protheroe
Bristol
West India
Perry and Co Venereal Cure Advert The Silent Friend Balm
An 18th edition print lists medical works on generative infirmities and reproductive losses with engravings. It promotes Perry and Co remedies including the Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Purifying Specific Pills, detailing prices, locations in London and Birmingham, and consultation times at 19 Berners Street.
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Irmingham
London
R. and
L. Perry
Bull-street
Birmingham
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
Self-Preservation: Secrets of Generative Disorders Explored
A 19th century promotional essay by Samuel Lamert offers guidance on debility nervousness and disorders linked to excess and solitary habits. It advertises the sealed Seventh Thousand edition priced 2s 6d, or 3s 6d post free, with notes on marriage anatomy and treatment, plus a list of London and provincial booksellers. Lamert offers private consultations at No 9 Bedford Street, with a £1 fee and guaranteed discretion.
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Samuel Lamert
London
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries
Barraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
Manchester Chronicle
la Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
C.J. Lucas & Co
Newman-street
Oxford Street
Brittain
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Weaterton
Park-side
Knightsbridge
A. Phillips
Oxford-street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Hue
High-street
Birmingham
J. Fryer
Westgate-street
Bath
G. Davey
Broad Street
W. Grant
Castle-Square
Brightor
H. Guy
Chelmsford
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside Street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
United Kingdom
Lucas
Theaw Bell
Mesars, Lucas and Co
J. J. Cunris
Conrany
Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Paternoster-row
Lonsdon
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Anns Square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Foonin and Co
Grafton-street
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
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Hammersmi
Soansbody
Alcohel
Lord Baccn
the London Gazettes
Poplar Literary Institution
T. Bowkett
Caledonian CaNal
Ross-shire Advertiser
Castlebar
Sligo
Burns
Linenhall Street
John Malley
Linenhall-street
Sthrophane
Wheeler
Westport
Evening Sun
Messrs. Curtis
Oldngland
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Curtis
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho-square