Court of Chancery resumes sessions with health intact
Lord Chancellor returns to duties hearing motions in regular form. Ward marriage case prompts attendance order for parties and father. Bethel Hospital debate over charity scope. canal company dispute over engineers. bankruptcy of Duribell leads to potential receiver appointment. Aubrey Aspinwall disciplinary debate follows, with judge delaying decision while reviewing affidavits and court practices.
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Court OF Chancery
Fen
Spencer
Bethel Hospital
Blakemore
Qlamorganshire Canal
Duribell
Hart
Mersey Mill
John Dumbell
Dumbell
Mersey
Aubrey T. Aspinwall
James Aspinwall
Aubrey
Richardson
Agak
Ciance EL Onr
Aspinwall
Lo Wellesley
House of Loris
Court Postpones Judgment in 1824 Gloucester Conspiracy Case
The King approves the judgment against the defendant found guilty at the Gloucester Spring Assizes for conspiring with his brother Richard Stafford Cooke to deprive Sir George Jerningham of land profits. The defendant seeks stay citing his brother’s trial, offers recognizance, and is remanded. Judgment postponed on condition of sureties to carry record for the brother’s trial. A libel case against Rothschild targets the English Gentleman newspaper with an enlarged rule to show cause next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stamp Sutton Cooke
TaLbor
Gloucester Spring Assizes
Richard Stafford Cooke
George Jerningham
Lord Stafford
Arisoner
King’s Bench Prison
Justice Baytey
Loni Curer
Cunningham
Brovelism
MM. N. Rothschild
Parsonage Funds Recovered After Illegally Kept By Parish
In a Hilary Term decision the Court of Common Pleas ruled parish officers acted illegally when withholding 602 deposited as security for a bastard child. The plaintiff may recover from defendants with a second trial granted, citing potential fraud and social harm. Duke of York hosted a grand dinner for cabinet and ambassadors, while Russian and Paris despatches moved in and out of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Johnson
Yorkshire
Justice Bayley
Curt Justice
Justice Park
Duke of York
St. Petersburgh
Latchford
Paris
Anti Slavery Petitions and Bank Legislation Debate
In the House of Lords on February 13 petitions from Colchester and others urged gradual abolition in the West Indies. Lords Lansdown and others discussed petitions, returns on country banking and free trade on corn laws. The Bank Charter bill was read and set for Friday, with delays urged for consideration before adjournment.
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House OF Lords
Lord Colchester
Tower of Colchester
West Indies
Lord Carvington
Chipping Wycombe
Buckingham
Earl of Cork
Frome
Somersetshire
Ear Spencer
Thrapstone
Northamptonshire
Marins of
Marins of Lansdown, From Calne, In the County of Wilts
Wes
Sussex
Earl of Essex
Leominster
Hereford
Marquis of
Crayford
Treasury
House of the Sun
Earl of Lauderdale
Lord Kenyon
Great and Little Bolton
Earl of LIV
Epool
Earl of Liverpool
Honee
Acton Canal Bill Granted Leave for First Reading
In the Commons, a motion granted leave to bring in a Bill to dig a canal in Acton parish, Chester, to join the Staffordshire and Worcester Canal. Oldham road improved also discussed. various petitions on Corn Laws and slave trade noted. The session set to consider Kenrick inquiry and other public measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Tierney
Tax Office
Lon Clive
Acton
County Palatine of Chester
Staffordshire and Worcester
Oldham
Lancashire
Byng
Tybinn
Eirbriges
Try
Serjeant
Onslow
Birch
Nottingham
London
Oxford
Lushington
University of Oxford
R Heber
Chillero
Littleton
Duiley
Alderman Wood
Three Kingdoms
Lygon
Worcester
Henry Hardinge
Ordnance Department
Bank Reform Debates Over Exchequer Bills and Paper Currency
Parliament debates the continuation of Exchequer Bills and the Bank Charter. Maberly seeks inquiry into expenses and the link between government and Bank of England, while ministers defend measures to stabilize currency and discuss banking reforms amid market panic and calls for prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kly
Maberly
Eans
Ata
Fes
Bank of England
Fr. Herries
Herries
Ways and Means
Committee of Supply
Ott Rcoquer
J. Wrottesley
Banka
Ald. Thompson
Hss
R. Leycester
Taunton
Board of Trade
J. Smith
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Drury - Lane
Malvina
Conoid Reday
Bagins
Ter
Gars
Yates
Reeve
Fiat
Birchall
New Bond-street
Thomas's Hospital
John F. Gouth
East India House
ST. Helena
United Company
England
East Indies
Givenothees
Helenath
Briden
Joseph Dart
Seford
Estcourt
Atlemens
Ord Binning
Rochester
Aexe
Otto House
Fulham
Robert Torrens
Northumberland
Brandling
Ttravi II
Toba
Wolsington
Matthew Bell
Society of Ancient
Welch School
Gray's Innrmad
St. David's Day
Lord Cawdor
St. Martin's Church
Chester
Freemasons
Hayward
H. M. Pawatt
Great Winchester-street
Ounty
Warwick
Pease
Stratford-on-Avon
Wtolombian Mining Association
Colombian Mining Association
Messrs
Barclay, Tritton, Bevan, and Co
Spooner, Attwoods, and Co
Thomas Toy
Leadenhall-street
Frock Reversionary and Loan Society
Philip Perring
Thomas Weeding
Nmreetoars
Benjamin Barnard
Brown
James Hewitt Massey Dawson
M.P
Thomas Edgar
Gritskell
Lion Abraham Goldschmidt
Fisq
Benjamin George Hodges
Fsq
Jane
S Frederick Hodgson
John Mair Innes
William Peatt Litt
Charles Nicholas Palmer
Neville Reid
Sabo Bourke Ricketts
Janes Eyre Watson
Charles Palmer Dimond
John Letteom Elliot
Henry Dorrien
Henry Gaitakel
Barnard
Dimsdales
Barnards
Roots
Joan Newman
Blacker and
Gaitskell
Commercial Chamberz
Mincing-lane
Weavers
Spitalfields
Wal
Fis
Mesare
Ann
Henry Sterry
Hugh Tate
Gloucester Chapel
Hackney
B. Jenac
Martin
Carl, and Co
C O
George Rose
Lady Rose
Lord Dunstanville
Alex. Mackenzie, Esq
Morland and Co
G. Arnold
Ransom
Barbadoes
Leeward Islands
Fesses. Drummond and Coay
Carrie On
Nares
Buller
Downs
Goding
Snow
Thornton
Sir Dd
Subscriackworth
Bart
Wm- Hale
Ballance
Gilder, Esq
Coutts
Samuel Mure
Charlton Graham
Prince of Laze Coburg
R.W
Georgina North
Catherine Graham
Gosling and Co
Vrhomas Hame
Farl Brownlow
John Davidson
John Moore
James Maxe
George Law
Hoare
Gilbert Jones
Henry Hobhouse
Marchioness
Exeter
John Ware
T. DR
T. Lowallen
Sir
C. Scott and Co
Sir Claude Scott, Bart
T. Stephen Gosset
LAW Report
Court OF King's Bench
Werstminster
Court OF Common Pleas
Imperial Parliament
Denman
Mansfield
Rnailsworth
Cloucestershire
Kenrick
C. Cockerell
Evesham
Sykes
Cottingham
Dundee
Wititmort
Chalford
Gloucestershire
Mr. T. Wilson
Col. Davies
Benett
Helsham
Hume
Scotland
Ireland
Geneva
P. Moorf
Coventry
Bright
P.el
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