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Bingham in the News
1800--1900
These are transcribed by courtesy Trish Symonds from N,S,W taken from the News paper of that Parish.
Wednesday, 1 November 1837, Derby Mercury 5495,
BANKRUPTS – Thomas BAILEY, Nottingham, Bingham and Beeston, Nottinghamshire, draper. November 6, December 5, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Solicitor, Mr LONGBOROUGH, Lombard-street.
Wednesday, 22 April 1840, Derby Mercury 5624,
BANKRUPTS – Edward Bowker BUCK, Bingham Notts, druggist, April 25, May 29, at George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham.
Wednesday, 29 January 1845, Derby Mercury 5873,
DEATHS – On the 23rd instant at Bingham Rectory Notts, the Rev Robert LOWE Esq, aged 65.
Saturday, 18 October 1845, Bristol Mercury 2900,
CARDIGAN – Our parish church was numerously attended to hear a sermon from the Rev Robt MILES, who is the encumbent of Bingham near Nottingham. He is the owner of nearly all the town, which was the property of the late Phillip John MILES Esq of Bristol. (Short version of story)
Wednesday, 21 April 1847, Derby Mercury 5989,
DEATHS – On Wednesday, March 17, at Leicester, Mr Richard PARR, gardener, late of Bingham Notts, in his 92nd year, highly respected.
Friday, 14 November 1851, Hull Packet 3489,
MARRIAGE, October 29th at the Parish Church Leeds by the Rev W. WHYATT, Mr Hy Kemp BROWN of Bingham Notts, to Emmaline, youngest daughter of Mr Jas ALLISON of Hull.
Thursday, 18 November 1852, Morning Chronicle 26802,
DEATHS – On the 15th inst at Great Malvern, aged 68, Ellen, relict of the late Rev Robert LOWE, rector of Bingham Notts.
Saturday, 19 March 1853, Manchester Times 457,
SKETCH OF MR LOWE M.P. – This article was a very long biography of Mr LOWE, M.P. for Kidderminster, son of the late Rev Robert LOWE, rector of Bingham Notts, and Ellen, second daughter of the Rev Reginald PYNDER, Madresfield Worcestershire. Mr LOWE jun was born 1811 in Bingham Notts. Many details in the article on him, and also his father the Rev Robert LOWE who was responsible for changing how the Workhouses were run throughout England after his work at Bingham.
Saturday, 23 May 1857, Morning Chronicle 28211,
MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL – DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES – The annual distribution of prizes to the students at this hospital took place on Thursday, under the presidency of the Bishop of London. Prize for Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy went to Mr James William EATON of Bingham Notts.
Sunday, 16 October 1859, The Era 1099,
BANKRUPTS – G. CASTLE, Bingham Nottingham, boat manufacturer.
Wednesday, 27 December 1865, Derby Mercury 6977,
EXTRAORDINARY ASSAULT ON A LADY – At the Bingham (Notts) petty sessions Capt DAKEYNE of East Bridford Hall was charged with assaulting Mrs Susan Mary DOUBLEDAY in a railway carriage on the Great Northern Railway at Bingham on the 21st November. She had been at the Nottingham Theatre and was returning home. Other passengers left the train and she was then alone in the carriage with the defendant. He made conversation with her and then crossed to her side of the carriage and attempted to kiss her. On arriving at the station she complained of having been insulted. Mr NICHOLSON, the stationmaster, said she was much agitated. The Bench fined him 5/- including costs. He was further charged with interfering with the comfort of passengers and was fined 40s and costs.
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