Parliament Proceedings Reflect Debates on Forgery Law
The House divided on third reading for and against Cripps amendment to exclude promissory notes from the Bill. Dr Lushington cites a banker reporting £10,000 in forgeries amid legal protection concerns. Brougham backs the bill in principle with caveats as further amendments are debated. strangers excluded. bill passes would-be vote shows 115 ayes to 121 noes, majority against. Committee motions follow on Navigable Rivers Robbery Bill and related measures. report due Wednesday. adjournment at 1:00.
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J. Mackinedeh
Cripps
Baring
Lushington
Cuires
J.manby
Brougham
Mr. Brougham
Chet W Y
Wa. Courtenay
J. Mackintosh
Gordon v Gordon and court actions in early June session
Law intelligence from the Court of Chancery and King's Bench notes measures on the Gordon v Gordon case regarding legitimacy and settlements. It covers upcoming minutes of decree, hearing plans for a private ceremony context, and related bankruptcy discussions. Also included are King’s Bench indictments, a special jury request in the Thomas Dolby case, and London Sessions trial progress.
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Court OF Chancery
Gordon
Colebrooke
Colebrooke v. Leigh
Hart
Portsmouth
Monraeus
Howard
Gibbs
Montague
Court OF King's Bench
G. Highmore
House of Correction
Clerkenwell
Y. Thomas Dolby
Murray
Constitutional Association
Guenxy
Tinpax
Freeholders
Lst
Scarextr
Jossua Evans
Ansort
Evans
Isle of Ely
King's Stare Coach Restored for Royal Processions in Full Glory
The King’s State Coach, used to open and close Parliament, has undergone a thorough repair after years of wear. It was moved from Collins’s to the Royal Mews with plate glass front and sides, crimson velvet lining, purple leather, gilt detailing, and finely chased brass fittings. Painted panels depict Britannia, Neptune, Industry, History, and the Genius of England among other symbols, with the royal canopy showing England, Scotland, and Ireland’s unity.
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George II
Collins
Liquorpond-street
Charing-cross
Cypriani
Tug Frost
Britannia
Neptune
England
Mars
Minerva
Mercury
Great Britain
Scotland
Ireland
Fatal Duel in Winster Sparks Legal Exposé
The Macclesfield Courier reports a fatal duel in Winster over a courtship with Miss Brittlebank. William Brittlebank and brothers faced William Cuddie, a respected surgeon, in a garden confrontation using pistols. Cuddie died next day. A coroner’s verdict of wilful murder against all four was recorded, while a deathbed declaration by Cuddie seeks to exonerate him, stating he was urged to fight and that Spencer and Brittlebank pressed him to resolve the dispute through force.
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Cuddie
Winster
Ada
William Brittlebank
Spencer
Bakewell
Miss Brittlebank
Mr. Spencer
William
Brittlebank
Wirksworth
Hopton
W. Brittlebank
Derby
Macclesfield Courier
Philip Gell
John Flint
Mr. Cuddie
William Cuddie
County of Derby
Edmund Spencer
William Britelebank
P. Gell
Manchester
Birmingham
Thornhill
Sheffield Mercury
Commemoration of the Birth of George the Third Dinner
A grand commemoration at Freemasons Hall marks the birth anniversary of George III. Attended by Duke of York and a host of peers and dignitaries, the event features music, lavish dining, and a choral tribute culminating in a public monument plan and a bronze statue tribute with bas-reliefs.
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Freemasons
Devis
Duke of York
Duke of Montrose
Marquis Camden
Harrawby
Bathurst
Westmorland
Blesinton
Erskine
Torrington
Melville
Pomfret
Saitoun
Dallas
Justice Park
Justice Burrough
Count Munster
John Cox Hippisley
John Doyle
Cockburn
Saumarez
George Smart
Hawes
St. Paul's
Chapel Royal
Earl of Harrowby
Earl of Westmoreland
Bellamy
Pyne
Broadhurst
Leete
Goulden
Terrail
Watson
Longhurst
Army
Navy
J. Saumanez
George III
Conway
Covent-garden Theatre
George Croly
Croly
Ander
Earl of Brysixrom
Lord Bresinton
George the Third
Britannia
Brunswick
Daxias
United Kingdom
Joan Dorze
Mr. Pyne
Royal Academy
Clee
City of London
R. C. Gary
Great Britain
Lord Blesinton
Earl of Buxsinton
Maesty
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LAW Intelligence
King V. Steel
Knightsbridge Corps of Yeomanry
Abraham Hawkins
Devon
Tyrrell
Wid Row
Hawkins
Thomas
Cova
London
She- Woodaman and Williams
Alderman Wall
Hunter
John Porting
Curt
Soyla Poe
Treasury Board
Fitz-Herbert
Sidmouth
Slessor
St. Leonard’s Church
Richard Croft
Cheapside
Miss Grey
Brunswick-place
Catherine
Charles Bathurst
Hertford-street
Elizabeth Brogden
John Brogden
Bridgewater-square
Simon’s Town
Robert Innes
Henley-upon- Thames
Gattenburgh
Newgate-street
Thomas Charlie Cobb
George the
Sword of
Nelson
Voice of Fame
Ask
Heaven
Europe
Bere
Athen
Beltting-Room
Gustavus
Jock
Meginald
Jesse
Thissillian
Oaks
Augusta
Ibla
My Lady
Zea
Joan Mutton
Thomas Starn
William Horace Lypton
Joan Savage
Ontey. Vaarer
Joan Peeppick Kostes
Peres Bare
Gaon Busitessen
Society of the Midgile Lecaple
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