Royal patent grants and bankruptcies in London Gazette
The King directs letters patent appointing Frederick Jol. Robinson as Chancellor and Under Treasurer and William Huskisson as Treasurer of the Navy. Bankruptcy notices list many debtors such as R Bradshaw, J Smith, W Stephens, RB Wright, J Newland, J Winscom, J Beaumont, H Porter, and others with dates for surrender or appearances. Dividends and certificates noted, and partnerships dissolved including G Treaclard with W Gapper, C Rylands with H D Malins, J Ridge with T Scurr, and others across England.
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Essex
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Hinde
Marshall-street
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Mann
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Hunt
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Edeeware-road
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Soho
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Taunton
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Ashurst
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Southampton
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Writs Enable Extra Sessions for King’s Bench in Westchester
In Westchester the Loan Cuter Justice announced a royal warrant allowing two or more judges to sit in vacation to dispatch business. The warrant permits sessions in a designated room from term’s end, with two judges to preside while others handle terminable business. The Lord Carer Justice emphasized the arrangement’s purpose and asked for clear understanding.
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Court of Exchequer Rules on New Marriage Act Case
The court considered a femme sole defendant underage at marriage with lacking spousal consent. Plaintiff sued for the debt, defense based on coverture, and after the new Marriage Act changed the plea, the judge granted stanov processus to avoid full costs on an absolute rule. Court allowed set processus to divide costs between parties. The session closed after routine motions, around 11:30.
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Reed
Argauams
Arewanos
Murder of Mr James Smith of Lewisham
At Greenwich Bench on a murder case the prisoners James Smith Robert Smith and James Webster were examined and discharged for lack of sufficient evidence while grounds of suspicion remain strong. The clerk Mr Bicknell urged justice but withheld an imperfect case. Other suspects have left the country.
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Richard Smith
Foreman
Wo. Stace
J. Messiter
James Smith
Robert Smith
James Webster
Bicknell
Mr. Smith
Robi. Smith
Jas, Webster
Lewisham
Riccard Sairu
Births Record Announces Two Newborn Sons
Birth notices report two newborn sons born Friday last. The Lady of the Hon. Chas. Petre, vi. 500, welcomed a child in Brentwood. Additionally, the wife of Edward Rice, Esq. of Gudraersham-punk gave birth to a son Friday last.
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Chas. Petre
Gudraersham-punk
Edward Rice
Address in the Lords on a crisis of distress and foreign policy
The Lords opened with the royal speech and debates on Ireland distress and national finance. Lord Morley spoke on peace in Europe, Spain, and Greece, while Gladstone era measures to curb piracy and slave trade were praised. Opposition leaders warned that continuing taxation and currency issues risk bankruptcy and urged inquiry and relief.
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