Execution of Edward Cockerill in the Bath and Bristol Bank case
The trial and execution of Edward Cockerill at Bath appears amid a lengthy account of his last session. Relatives and officials observe the condemned man as he awaits the gallows, with Reverend Cotton and Mr. Baker urging repentance but Cockerill remains obdurate until the end. The scene includes sheriffs, under-sheriffs, and a large crowd witnessing the procession to the gallows and his final helplessness.
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Sband and CO
Devonport
John Perring and Co
Williams, Deacon
Birchin-lane
Alfields
Spitalfields
Tbe
Messrs. Gaslings and Co
Chas
New
Coper
Messrs. Herries and Co
Ward
H. S
Messrs
Hoare
Cock’, Cocks. and Co
Diesel
O H. Hussey
Esa
Wu. Jones
Win
Gambier, Coutts and Co
W. M. Forster
Nessrsness
Aylesbury
Itv
Duke
Cambridge
Hk. Ingham
Goodall
G. F. Beltz
Rose Ant
F. Too Wim. Conant
Morland and Co
Childers
W. T.P
C. Mi
Weston and Co
Weston, Young
Lord Valineoo
Edward Cockerill
Bath and Bristol Bank
Leivest Mall
John Jones
Jones
Cockerill
Cotton
Baker
Wontner
St. Sepulchre
Justicntion Emeren
Sheriff Crowder
Ockerill
Apa Arailings
Mr. Cockerill
Neemnit Jones
Cockeri
Cntorn
Renrick
Dennison
William Kenrick
Henry Peters
John Franks
James Rose
Jaimé
H. Peters
Shipping News from Portsboury and West Coast
Wind WSW and arrivals at Havannah and Cork paths. Hindostan Lamb Dispatch and Africana reach port. Dutch brig Phoenix and Royal Sovereign encounter loss and salvage efforts. Claremont and Marquis Wellington report wrecks and drownings. several ships diverted to ports with crew injuries and captures.
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Portsboury
Phoenix
Wiansr
Avvannah
Amsterdam
Oval Sovereign
Lizard
Tal Dea
Malcolm
Eyles
Madras
St. Helena
Jane
Innes
Palermo
Hebe
Lord
Naples
Howard
Temain
Sir D. Scott
India
Elizabeth
Narfor
Planet
St. Vincent’s
Claremont al Raw
Galipoli
Penzance
Marquis Wellington
Ross
Demerara
Glasgow
Tralee
Elliot
Sunderland
Bilge
North Shields
E Jay
Betts
Perth
London
Yarmouth
Mane Een
Idinanne Dunia
Cork
Market Quotes For Hay and Straw Prices
CAAYMARKETS Pesca reports heavy Lowland Meadow Hay from 21.10s to 31.15s, Fine Upland Meadow and Ray Grass Hay 31.10s to 42.10s, Clover Hay 31.10s to 51.0s, plus Wheat and Oat Straw ranges. Straw prices: Gan Straw 30.10s to 1.14s and Wheat Straw 30.12s to 1.18s per 36 truss load. Supply limited, quotations subdued after Saturday.
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Eid
Sun Afield
Debates on Bank Regulation Bill and currency troubles in Parliament
Fragmented report of Lords and Commons discussions on Bank of England notes small notes abolition and metallic currency. Lords Liverpool King and Roseberry clash over currency policy, Bank Regulation Bill details, and Ireland Scotland implications amid fears of distress and usury law effects.
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Ation
Marquis of Lansdown
Bank of England
Liverpool
Eort
Stamp Office
Lars
Earl of Liverpool
Norle
Travas
Lord Kexsley
Fair of Roseberry
Lord Bexley
Earl of Roseberry
Scotland
Lord Lauderdale
England
Ireland
Earl of Limerick
Roseberry
Owever
Earl of Blessington
Earl
Limerick
Earl of Leversool
Bank of Ireland
Dublin
Lord Blessingtow
Miss Edgeworth
Lord Limerick
Lord Liverpool
Lord Lellenborough
Libel Action Over Cobbett Remarks in May 1825 Register
In Wisraixster a libel suit by Henry Huntly against William Cobbett over remarks in Cobbett's Political Register imputed perjury in a Dublin affidavit. Parkins and Byrne figures figure in a London trial context. Jury returned a verdict for the defendant after summing up and a brief jury deliberation.
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Court OF King's Bench
Wisraixster
Pei
Henry Huntly
William Corbett
Hitt
Cobbett
Henry Hunt
William Cobbett
Byrne
Parkins
Sherif
London
Mr. Hont
Unt
Paritirs
Hunt
Lorpeuter
Bank of England clause debated in Lords report stage
The Lords debated a clause to empower Bank agents as bankers and urged a branch note payable clause. Lord Ellenborough called the clause useful while the Lord Chancellor offered legal observations. The pace moved to print amendments with Friday debate set after progress was reported.
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Bank of England
Lansbown
Banka
Treland
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Iie
London
Lord Liverpool
Lord Ellenborough
Ford
bAt Dekuale
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Shaftesbury
Bank of England accounts and railway petitions in Commons
The House considers 1825 public money balances at the Bank of England and orders accounts on small notes. Petitioners urge Liverpool Manchester and Liverpool Birmingham rail bills, Corn Market, and various reforms. Debates on Negro Slavery, Assessed Taxes, foreign silks, fishing bounties, and Usury laws proceed. petitions read and laid on table.
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Flouse
Murpay
Crayford
Treasury
Scotland
Best
Bank of England
Lord LaupeRpAte
Lord Fllenborough
House OF Commons
Hutchinson
Liverpool and Manchester
Liverpool and Birmingham
Me. Lawley
Gytteton
George Chetwynte
J. Wrottesley
Committee of
DW Hoyeesley
Ansut
She” Sane
Tre Ley
Ir. C. HB
Lord Vis
Vy Br. Geo
E. Harviy
Essex
M. A.taylor
County of
Durham
Derby
Mir. Munday
W. Guise
Stroud
Hon. Haineswick
Gloucester
Wednesbury
Stafford
Mir. Lyteeton
Warminster
Wiltshire
J. Benet
Flobham
T. D. Acland
Bideford
Lord Althgrp
Burton
General Phipps
North Riding
York
Sergeant Onslow
Worcester
Grenfale
Herries
Wyvizl
John Birkman
Alderman Wood
Janis White
Plymouth
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Herefordshire) Regiment of Foot
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Portsmouth
69Th Regiment
Isle of Right
85Th Regiment of Infantry
Westminster
Imperial Parliament
Earl Spencer
Irchester
Woollaston
Northampton
Bath and Wells
Wellington
Somersetshire
Lor King
Brechin
Lord King
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