Rioters Trial Continues With Multiple Guilty Verdicts
In Whitechapel and the Minories, defendants faced charges from December riots. Holdsworth and Irwin found Guilty for armed plunder. Thompson acquitted. Jones Guilty for fowling piece theft. case outlines describe arms recovered and credibility weighed by Judge Burgonen.
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iWinm
Thomas Rae
Red Lionrceet
Whitechapel
Rae
Hart
Henry Holdsworth
George Irwin
Rue
Guaney
John Griffiths
George Public-House
Wm. Bacon
Freeman
Bioldsworth
Thomas Woodham
the George
Osborne
Lambeth-street
Holdsworth
Irwin
Burt
Minories
George
Warre
Adolphus
Lee
Wineries
Justice Burgonen
Justice Parr
Richard Jones
Martin Grandon
Thomas Potts
Gurney
Brander and Potts
E. Dalton
LAW INTELLIGENCE. OPERA-HOUSE CASE REPORTS
Proceedings in Waters v Taylor and Miles Smith Waitinman detail defences and postponements. Counsel discuss consent, dissent, and out of court settlement aims. A separate King’s Bench session covers a 2560 s exchange dispute with usury allegations, verdicts and trial motions.
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Opera-House
Samuel Romirty
Waters
Ourure
Taylor
Hart
Duthie
Samuel Romilly
Genes
Wheeler
Jeremy
Miles
Jeremy Hid
Police Reports from Queen Square and Westminster Courts
A series of brief magistrates court items describe Thomas Dogood’s committal to the House of Correction for idle behavior after a boy’s alleged tearing of a libelous poster. A Colonel Lodge speaks on an oranges note dispute, a shopkeeper and customer clash over change. A youth's extravagant spending and a tailor’s complaint about clothes purchases lead to remand for further examination.
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Harron-Garpen
Thomas Dogood
House of Correction
Heig
Hunt
Queen Square
Westminster
Brewer’s-green
T. B. Prestraw
Marleorough-Street
Navy
Charing-cross
Teadfee
Hitchcock
Iim
British Review aims at Decisive Finance Discussion
In the seventeenth number of the British Review Reb 1, a full treatment of finance weights and measures and education of the poor is promised, based on House of Commons reports. Other articles include Byron, Hawark Owen's Institution, Buonaparte letters, Zodiac origins, Tales of my Landlord, and a temperate Tuthe Question discussion.
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British Review
House of Commons
Lord Byron
Owen
Institution
Hawark
Warden
Buosnaparte
Paigbland
London Markets Uneven Prices Hold Cotton and Sugar
London markets report limited cotton trading as holders stay firm. Bengal and Demerara show mixed demand with private sales listing high prices. Sugar remains heavy with some improvement in muscovado demand and fluctuating East India and Jamaica Coffee prices. corn and provisions also show wide price movements across beef bacon and rum.
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East India Company
Liverroot
New Orleans
American
Brazil
Orleans
Ireland
Dublin Evening Post
East India
Benares
West India
Jamaica
St. Domingo
Java
Holland
Cork
Waterford
Dublin
Carlow
France
Leewards
Geneva
Petersburgh
Bankruptcies Superseded and Surrenders Noted in London Gazette
From the London Gazette dated Jan 21 a list shows bankruptcies superseded and individuals surrendering debts. Names include T Powell of Leominster and G B Vipping of Wortswood Street. Remaining entries list J Griffith Carnarvon E Aspinshaw Stapleford and others with surrender dates Feb 11 12 14 15 and March 4 at various inns and towns. attorneys named next to each.
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T. Powell
Leominster
Herefordshire
G. B. Vipping
Wortswood-street
J. Griffith
Carnarvon
Carrier
White Lion
Chester
Philpot
Stone
Temple
Mr. Fincher
Chesser
E. Aspinshaw
Stapleford
Nottingham
Ram Inn
Allornies
Wubbersly
Austin Friars
London
Mr. Nuttall
M. Walton
Liverpool
King’s Arms
Lancaster
Artornies
Beil and Brodrick
Cheapside
Wilson and Briggin
J. Witing
Cromer
Norfolk
White Swan Inn
Mancroft
Norwich
Artornes
Sewell
Barnstey
Ixley
Stocker
Duwson
Furnival
Sheffield
Grocer
Tontine Inn
Attornies
Greaves
Sheff
Battye
Chancery-lane
Tennison
Kingston-upon-Hull
Victualler
Seale-lane
Kingsont
Kingston- upon-Hull
Kosser
Wearmouth
Plumtree
Temple Jan
Gregson
Monk Wearmouth
D. Jenkins
Liamtrissent
Glamiorganshire
Woollan-Drapes
Liamtin
Bristol
Jornies
G W. L. Clarke
J. James
Abbott
New Inn
R. Bampton
Birmingham
Chandier
Royal Hotel
Atcornies
Clarke
Hichards
Messrs
Stubbs
Wills
A. Speare
Brewer-street
St. James's
Westminster
Guildhall
Gulby
Dean-street
Soho
J. Green
Wych-street
St. Clement’s Denes
Ancot
Bath
Adlington
Gregory
Ford-Row
Gaby
J. Raper
Middleham
Yorkshire
Attornes
Ware Aed Young
Blackman-street
Southwark
G. Watts
Flaur Desler
Davies
Fenwick-street
Arterny
Meddowcroft
Grey’s Lay Square
J.P. de Roure
J. Hanssronk
Angel-court
Throgmorton
Madd
Gudhy Attoney
Rivington
Uunchurch-street
Yew Churchtreet
Rebingon
Paterns
Memory
Pearce and Sons
Swithin
G. Longuet
Princes-street
R. Sheffield
Wond-street
J. Wodgson
E. Pearson
Traversai
Water-street
J. Blow
Wace
Hertford
Tooteceekhy
S. Sach
Great Coggeshall
Essex
Waggon and Horses Inn
Colchester
TP. Crowie
York
Max-spiumers
Leeds
W. A. Spurner
Mercer
Gund
J. Kirkman
Gower-street
Herfords
Guildas
J. Rolfe
Bishop Stortford
Herford
W. W. Lyn
Larton
Stefford
Brewer
Burtell-upons ‘Trent
Statford
Blackwater
Surrey
Tellur
J. Smith
Derby
Kyrie’s Arms
Wavern
Drby
Maund
Tracer
Union Inn
Scott
King
Te George Inn
Jones W. Aithare
Ac Guldhall
Darwick
Bury St. Edmund's
Suffolk
Bell Sun
Bury St Edmund's
Tontine Inn Victualler Robberies Noted in Weymouth Notices
In Wareham and Poole two robberies alarm residents. A Wareham house was broken into during church time, some cash and linen taken but no plate. Poole’s churchyard home of Mr Cowar n burned with valuables stolen. a carpenter was jailed after failing to justify coins and notes found.
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Wareham
Poole
Yiaomas
Cowarp
Adkins
London
Coward
Rys
Shipwrights Arms
Trovel
Tverse
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice
Births report a son for the Rev James Kevitt in Bath and a son for Rev I C Neville in Gloucestershire. A Britannic Majesty diplomatess in Rio de Janeiro has a daughter. A marriage bonds Rubert Eckford Ey to Aline Halliwell of Broomfield. Died notices from Edinburgh and Cambray mark Miss Marshal and Capt Sanciian. An elderly Mr Robertson of Fevoran House, Aberdeenshire, is named aged 86.
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Bath
James Kevitt
Panswick
Gloucestershire
I. Cle. Neville
Rio de Janeiro
Henry Chamberlain
Rubert Eckford
East Lodia Company
Aline
James Halliwell
Broomfield, Lancaster
Edinburgh
Miss
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Beddington Corner
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J. Brown
Rodborough
A. Lee
Wakefield
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T. Law
J. Doughty
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