Bankrupt commission case tests trading meaning of Ford
In the Rolls Court note, Ford the plaintiff's son faced a trial over whether his limited wine trading amounted to bona fide commerce under bankrupt laws. The jury found the commission invalid, holding Ford had not traded for livelihood but used it as a device to delay his defrauding claim.
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Court OF King’s Bench
A. Ford
Ford
Bramah
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Bush Lane
Cannonstreet
England
Switzerland
London
Scanberr
Trial of Carlile's shopmen before London jury
In Old Bailey reports the trial of Carlile's shopmen over blasphemous and seditious libels is detailed. Witnesses describe the shop at Fleet Street and December purchases of a pamphlet The Reason, with the Constitutional Association linked to the case. The jury convicts William Holmes, John Barclay, and another defendant, after a lengthy summing up, with a mercy recommendation from the jury and remarks by the Common Serjeant and judge on press liberty and blasphemy law.
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Cooper and Son
Bishopstate-street
Ocatro
RICAR_DO
John Stuckey Reynolds
Tooke
Agricultural Committee
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
London
Court of Directors
BURY
Sec
N. B
Carlile
Richard Carlile
William Holmes
John Barclay
Hunt
Avetznus
John Darclay
Great Britain
Aponrputs
Coe Ee
Willie Payne
Guildhall
Aeton
Vonn Parton
Bow-strest
Phowpsen
John Patton
Rin
Hinz
Counzel
Lho
Lew Baa Penileccan
Grary
Secrétara
The
Constitutional Association
Wiley
Murray
William Vamplew
Hine
Vamplen
Apolexus
Hitt
Jasbeta
Inn
Parton
Sharp
Compton
Adolphus
Campores
Rae
Hizz
Lord Hale
Taylor
Sherwin
Mercy
Cosmos Senegant
Vamplew
Avorents
Nullity of Marriage in Stanhope Case over Names
The Consistory Court of Moxnay rules a marriage between Hon Augustus Stanhope and Jane Baldwin void for inadequate identification of the groom. Fraudulent concealment of true names and improper bans publication under the Marriage Act lead to a judgment of nullity, with reserve on final law.
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Moxnay
Manon
Augustus Stanhope
Jane Baldwin
Stan
Hope
Earl
Harrington
Counsy
Cavendish-square
Goswell
Fulham-green
Stanhope
Franklin
Frankland
Hampstead Road
Dent
Earl of Rosslyn
Hampstead
Edward Stanhope
France
Dragoons
Lord Combermere
Sweden
Swasey
Lusainerox Agenisk
Axwety
C. Rosson
Earl of Harrington
Augustus Henry
Lord Harrington
Augustus
Henry
Edward
Hart of Harrington
Puget
Tomkins
Artnet
Arraignment Proceedings In Carlile Shopmen Case
The text details courtroom exchanges over a demurrer in a Carlile shopman case. A cadet argues for a six month House of Correction sentence with recognizance and good behavior terms, while the unknown-prisoner faces arraignment procedures, demurrer disputes, and time extensions as lawyers debate practice and authorities. The London jury is instructed to return tomorrow to decide two Carlile shopmen's cases.
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House of Correction
Carlile
Alt
Pas Lowwon
Coumon
Adolphus
Anotruus
Shecrow
Atraigns
Pampencast
Pampercast
Pumpsteast
London
House of Lords March 4 Ambrose report and bills
The House met at ten, handling Appeals. Mr. Cooke presented the Harbour report, Mr. Ferrand the East India Dock Company accounts. Population Ireland and Seizure of Arms Ireland bills were moved and printed. The Assize Commission Bill passed its third reading and the session adjourned for the day.
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House OF Lords
Manch
Cooke
Shoreham Harbour
Ferrand
East India Dock Company
Ireland
Brogden
West India Docks Accounts and Public Expenditure Motions
Mr Barron presented annual accounts of the West India Docks and Shoreham Harbour and urged they lie on the Table. A motion sought returns on Excise fees. Worcester petition on agricultural distress and reductions was ordered to lie on the Table. Debates covered Cheese and Butter imports, Army casualties and recruits, Ionian Isles motion, and a large dispute over public accounts with requests for explanatory documents and 19 returns.
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House OF Commons
Barron
West India Docks
John Cooke
Shoreham Harbour
Davies
Hothersfora
Commissioners of Excise
Lygon
Worcester
Curwen
Great Britain
Home
Ionian Isles
Howe
Maberly
Londonderry
Lushington
P. Moore
S. Bourne
C. Arbuthnot
Uinder
Sturges Bourne
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Bochsa
Beethoven
the Mount OF Olives
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Deptford-bridge
Kent
Sind
Wellington
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Duke of Wellington
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Leicester-place
Errat
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Mile- End
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