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Archive 1029: Shipboard Diary of Henry Smith, Photographs and Papers METROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS. CITY POLIOE OFFICE-26, Old Jewry. Commtssioner-Col. James Fraser, C.B. METROPOLITAN POLICE OFFICE-4. Whitehall Place. Commissioner-Lt.-Col. Sir Edmund Yeamans WalcoLt Henderson. K.C.B. Assistant Commissioners-Lt.-Col. D. W. P. Labalmondiere, Lt.-Col. R. L. O. Pearson. METROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS. CITY: Mansion House-Lord Mayor; Southwark, Blackman Street-John Guildhall-An Alderman. Dridge, and Wyndham Slade, Esqrs. Bow,Street-SirJ.T. In~ham, Ktit James Thames, Arbour Street East, SteKney- Cl~:fff~1;;~/z:~i~~~~kCr~~:ef~ad~~~hn ~~{i~nSa~~d~ ~~.g~os~rs.and T omas Hosack, and Thomas Irwin Barstmv, Westminster, Vincent1 SQuare-Louis L~:ii~~ii, Lower Kennington Lane-Geo. ~1Th~~e~ if::i~~!J 0~ E~~~rcourt and Chance, and R J . .Bir9n, Esqrs. Worship Street-ftenry J. Bushby, and ~~if.b~~duJ~1~ts~~thRM~~s~~f~e~~;i~~ n~~n;;;r~m¥e~11~~~ ~~i~~worth-John Marylebone, Seymour Place-William Paget, and James Shiel, Esqrs. Major Cooke, and Albert de Rutzen, Greenwich and Woolwich-John Balguy, Esqrs. and R. H. B • .lliarsham, Esqrs. STATIONS OF THE METROPOLITAN FIRE BRIGADE. H EAD QUARTERS, Southwark Bridge Road, RE. Baker Street-33, King-st., Baker-st . B attet"Sea-Opposite Christ Churcl1, llattersea-road. B1trmr11dse.11-l64 & 165, Tooley-st. Rethnal Green-283, Hethnal Gre1>11 -rd. Bishopsgate-23, ttishop~gate - st. Within B lackherrth-Tranquil Vale. Bow-Glebe-rd., High-st. B1'ixto12- lO, Shepherd's-lane. Brompton-Trafalgar-square. Cnmbe·rwelt-Peckham-road. C'anulen Town-King's-road, corner ot Pratt-st. Cheapside--{;7, Watling- st. Uapham-near Trinity Church, Clapham-common. Cle,-k enw e ll-Fa1Tiu ~ do n-road. Covent Garden-!4, '::handos-st. Deptford-Evelyn-st. Pttlhmn-Percy Cross, Walham-green Greenwich-Grove-st., South­ st. Hack11ey-Amhm·st-rd. H ammersmith-Brook Green-rd. .liampstead-Heath-st. Highgate-8, Highgate-rd., Kentish-town. Ho/born-Theobald's-rd. Holloway-Seven Sisters'-rd. I sle of Dops-opposite Potter's Ferry. I slington-Essex-rd. Ke11ningto11- Renfrew-1·d. Kwsington- King-st. K entish Town-8, Highgate-rd. Lnmbeth- 142, Water. loo-rd. Lewishmn-Rushey-green. L owe,. Norwood-Hig h st. Mile Ewl-263 , Mile End­ Chancellor of rd. Notting Hill-Ladbroke-rd. Old Kent .Road-corner of Thomas-st. Paddingtnn-Her­ Date. PREMIER. Lord Chancellor. Exchequer. In Office. mitage-st. Poplar-West India Dock-rd. Portland .Road-lil, Gt. Portland-st. Ratcliff- 19, Rroad st. Regent Strcet-39, King-st. R otherhithe--{;, Gomm-rd. St Ju hn'.~ Wood­ ____ l-------l------1 ·------Yrs. Days. Adelaide-rd. St . .linke's--{;4, Whitecross-st. ShorPditc!t-380, Old-st. Stoke Newington-98, p· t j Thurlow .. .. .. w Pitt • . .. • • • • .. 17 St High-st. Sydenham-C1·rstal Palace. Tooting-Ralbam'Hill-rd. Wandswm·th-123, High­ l783, Dec. 23 William it •• • • · · · Longbboro'.... H • Addinaton • . • . 56 st. Westminster-Tothill-fields. Whitechapel-Commercial-rd. East. Woolwich-Sun-st. 1801, Mar. 17 Hy. Addington •.•. Eldon .......... W Pitt ."...... .. 31 241. FLOATING STATIONS IN THE RIVER THAMES. 180,1,, May 15 William Pit_t ........ EE<ld~i: .......... Lord H. Petty.... 1 64. Off' Mill bank, near Lambeth Bridge. j Off Torrmgton Stairs, Limehouse Reacl1. 1806 Feb 11 Lord Grenville · · · • · · rs me · · · · · • · · S p . l 3 10-2 Off Southwark Bridge. Off the Platform Wharf, Rotherhithe. 1807: Mm:.' 31 Duke of Portland • · Eldon • ·· ...... · s· p~~.~~~~l : ::·::: 1 350 . l809, Dec. 2 Sµencer Perceval · · Eldon • ·· · · ·• •• · Vansit_tart .... 7 SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. 1 N. l812, June 9 Earl of Liverpool • . Eldon • • .... • · · · l F. J. Ro1!mson • · 14 30 Rt. Hon. Earl of Selborne .•••••••••••..•..•... Lord Hiolt Oltancellor• 7 A 24 Georgo Cam1}ng •... 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Pollock "1846, July 6 Lord Jolm Russell .. l Truro .......... Ben' Disraeli • •. O 293 Rt. Hn. Sir Henry Cotton Sir William V. Field 18"2 Feb 27 Earl of Derby · · • · • · St. Leonards · · · · w ~ Gladstone.. 2 37 Rt. Hn. Sir Nathaniel Lindley Sir John W. Huddleston 1s52: Dec: 28 Earl of Aberdeen .. Cranworth...... W. E. Gladsto}1e. 2-l Rt. Hn. Sir Charles S. C. Bowen Sir Henry Manisty Rt. Hn. S.ir Edward Fry Sir Henry Hawkins ·18"" Feb 10 Lord Palmerston •• Cranworth • •• •• · j Sir G. C. Lewis •. Sir Henry C. Lopes 18;• Feb: 25 Earl of Derby ...... .... Benj. Disraeli .. .. 1 10,1, Cl~elmsford Rt. Hn. S~r Barnes Pea~oc!J: } ~~~g~s 1859 ' j Campbell · · · · · · w E Gladstone . 6 122 ~l~ ~j1~~1~{aJ.1\V~t~h~~dfr;~~I. June 18 Lord Palmerston .. Westbury ..... · · · Gl d t 41 Rt. Hn. R!J· Robert P. Uolher Privy Sir James Charles Mathew Rt. Hn. S1r R. Couch Council. 1soo'. Nov. 6 EarlRnssell ........ 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