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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1822

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Law Report from Westminster Court May 15

In Stanley v Dodd the court finds a non suit for penalties on supplying Bethnal Green paupers milk, as the governor allegedly did not act during the period. a new trial is ordered to consider the mischief of parochial supply for personal gain. The King v Mary Whitby involves perjury over a christening and dance evening, with judges noting irrelevant testimony and stressing the essential issue of Miss Glen’s presence and credibility.

Wm. Smith Burls Aurial Jol Knight Morland Den A.M. A Clonmeil James Williamson Charlotte Pindar Chas B. Baldwin Yavistock-square Bree Ty John J. Briscoe Bree Messrs Dixon Morgan Bree Alle Allen Morlands Thomas Sharwood Riol John Rennie Lord Mary George Rennie James Crepae Cazenove and Co John Miles Woodbridge Dyer Ploy Ireland Browns Brind Thomas L. Fysh Messrs. Fisher Stroud March Robinson Wim. Johnston Jacob Bosanguet Thomas Lott Sir P. Pole Bart. Thornton The Worshipful Company of Drapers Zachy. Leangton, Esq Edward Colebatch R. Fletcher J. Nicoll Jos. Colebatch R. Finch G. Barker Jasper Peck Larken Warnham Joln Oakham Cuaninige Thos. Spencer Royal Bam R. N Stotes Boheal John James Holford F.B James Phillips Arena Brenan Peter Kendall Swain, Stevens John Gray Maples Pearse Wembly G. Bangley George, Esq Edward Parry, Esq St. George the St. George the Marfinonymous, By Messrs. Tyr. Bloomsbury, After Baring, Brothers J. L. Martin Captain Young Capper Alex. Gordon PT. Mullens Chas. Grant James Bankes Searle Wu. Agnew J.J J. Searle Fletcher Alex the Marauder, and Co Lansdown Villiers Messrs. Stephenson Miss Villiers W. W. Burne N. M. Rothschild Jas Jno Bristow Raye Adm Montefi J.gaitskill James David G. Welstead Harris Hanbury, Taylor & Co Hanbury, Taylor Alexander and Co W. Wright B.C. Buckeworth Wright J. H. Beaufoy Christ. Smith Esdailes and Co BEC Moses Simmonds Scott Garnett Thomas Hail John Vicier Esq Palmer Stevenson and Sake Jas. Lowndes Baldwin Craddock Charles Stufield Curtis James Blatch John Charles Dorey Charles Bourchier John Hartshorne Curtis and Harvey Earl of Harrowby Lees and Co W. T. Campion M. M. Buckworth George Wilder Wim. Wod T.B T.B From Messrs Bosanquet Win Watman, Esq Cheater John Bod J. Karslake Crealock James Hooper Thomas Turner Richard Turner Ryder Miss Turner Tir Chas, Price, Bart Sykes and Co. Co John Ravenhill E.S Everett and Co T. S Thomas Gardiner Bram- Chas Thos. Gibbs Dewis Allsop, Esqston Blessrs. Walker Brattay Mésers John Anderton John Bayley Robert Wainwright Snow and Paul Lord Viscount Milton Ambrose Rev. Oakeley Charles H. Ware Lord Ravensworth James Baker John Todhunter Christ Church British Museum Nessr Vanderwall and Co Wright and Goossf John Newbury W. Dickerson K. Newman Mr. Cherholme Hodsoll and Co Fuller H. Tupitt Mrs. Brown Nicholas Brown B. Fox Major Ord R. Halliday Devizes Goodenough John Stackhouse the Courier Newspaper J. Kirwan Esq. and Sons B. Simon Kelly Dorrien and Co. M. H Oto Snell and Robins A.S. Oo Jones Kaun Ou.t Williams Surges J. Fisher Dorchester Holmes J.S. Sergrove BR. B. O'Meara John Oxley Earl of Roseberry R. G Messrs. Cocks and Co Glyn and Co York Lancaster, Bea T. Thistlethwayte Ditto Henry James Cocks Dickinson Fred, Edgecomb Bill, Edwards W. Wenderson G. Becknell Allen Percey Rogers Glocester Deghton A. Guinnard L Joy John Weir Dodd Scarter Justice Barrer Justice Hotroyn Justice Brsr Bethnal-green King Mary Whitey James Bowditch Maria Glen Justice Bayrzy Miss Glen Mary Whitby Taunton Justice Best Mr. Scanizzi Justice Bartey Scarvert Biss

Royal Assent Granted to Multiple Bills in Lords Session

The House of Lords met on Wednesday to receive Royal Assent for the Malt Duty Countervailing Bill the Bank of Ireland Bill the Irish Commercial Credits Bill the Excise Licenses Bill the Scots Malt Duty Bill the Scots Creditors Bill the Flax and Cotton Bill the Innkeepers Subsistence Bill the Stolen Securities Bill and several private acts. Petitions from landowners in Suffolk Devon Kent Cornwall Buckinghamshire Norfolk and Glamorgan urged taxation relief and parliamentary reform while discussions continued on Welsh justice reform and Deeds Registry Amendment Ireland with postponement until Monday.

House of Lords Wednespray Marquis Conyngham Earl of Shaftesbury Commons Westminster Bank of Ireland Earl of Stradbroke Suffolk Earl Stanhope Holdsworthy Devon Kent Cornwall Buckinghamshire Lord Suffield Norfolk Humbleyard Marquis of Bute Glamorgan Wales Principality England Lord Redesdale Welch Courts Lord Cawdor Earl of Blesinton Ireland Lord Holland Earl of Blesiiton

Jurors find fault with admitted evidence in Irish case

In a Dublin court the judge and counsel clash over evidence from Miss Glen and others. The discussion centers on whether late evening actions and christening connections were admissible and whether such testimony biased the jury. Maria Whitby faces offense charges, yet the defendant remains in recognizance as she endures the proceedings.

Royal Assent Report and Irish Protection Duties Debated

The House heard that the Royal Assent was given to several Bills after the Speaker returned from the Lords. Petitions from Southampton tanners and Ireland calico-printers urged repeal of leather and related duties. Debates noted the protectionist policy’s pros and cons for Irish manufacturers and the need to guard capital invested.

House OF Commons House of Peers Lords Jervoise Southampton R. Shaw Ireland F.lewis C. H. Hutchinson England Wattacz D. Browns J. Newrourt Litrirron Ellison Newcastle-upon-Tyne Dr. Morgan Monmouthshire

Tithe on Potatoes in Ireland Sparks Parliamentary Debate

The House debated the potato tithe in Sligo and Connaught, hearing alarming testimony of hardship for potato eaters. Sir John Newport described how potato tithes could seize basic sustenance, urging interposition and possible compensation to end the new claim.

Synge Cooper Sligo Ireland Abercrombie Mr. Grattan Cork House of Commons John Newport Sir J. Newport England J. Newport Varians

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