London Malice and a Tangle of Allegations in Criminal Court
A chaotic London courtroom heard a case of alleged assault by a man on two boys who rode in a hackney coach. Witnesses included the boys, the coach driver, and a Revenue officer named Skinner, who claimed the defendant attempted to abduct his wife and child. A separate preliminary hearing involved disputes over alleged seduction and threats, with a preacher named Alexander accused of moral impropriety by a colleague, culminating in a magistrate remanding the defendant for further examination.
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Jane Neritisk
Uhey
Theen
Halls
Francia Skinner
New Street
Kennington Road
Skinner
Peter Dalston
Elephant and Castle
Newport Market
Newport-market
No.8
Crown-street
Soho
Susan Clarke
Ife
Caidle
Whon
Ifalig
Neriusk
Stevenson
No. 8
Bobo
Mea Skinner
Artchild
Mia Skinner
Nesinsk
Akinner
Indian army reorganization and Ranjeet Sing threats
Letters from Calcutta reveal the Governor General in Council ordered regiments reorganized for India on July 11, forming eight regiments from four. Unrest grows as Ranjeet Singh consolidates power in Cabool and hints at Russian aid. An ambassador may aid Indian policy. Acting Governor General Adam, ill, travels to Bombay. a fire in Thomas Court damages property.
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India
Calcutta
Presidency
Cabul
Flere
Wence
Ranjeet
Indus
Ranjeet Sing
Adam
Bombay
Loss of Tal Sloop Aram and Admirals Memo for Arab Disaster
Mourning notice details the loss of Captain Holmes and crew aboard the Arab off Broad Haven Mayo, with a memorandum from Commander-in-Chief signaling grief, a day of crepe mourning, and notes the Semiramis and Shamrock news. Names include Admiral Lord Calvilio, Captain William Holmes, Captain Ribouleau, and the Semiramis crew.
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Drvh
Mayo
Broad-Haven
Wulviler
Ribouleau
William Holmes
Cove
Shamrock
Belfast Lough
Legal battle over foreign judgments in French court
Paris December hearing in the Pribunal of the First Instance on the Marsh and Roche claim against Count Georges Stackpoole. Hennequin argues foreign judgments cannot be executed in France without a new trial, citing 1629 ordinance. Drapant supports Stackpoole as the case focuses on executability of exequatur and differences in interests. Tripier to begin reply for Count Georges after a week.
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Paris
Hennequin
Drew Cooper
Messrs
France
Henequin
Sequier
Court of Cassation
Rog
Neufehatel
Switzerland
Messra Marsh and Roche
William Stackpoole
M. Tripier
Count Georges
Cobbett’s Locust Trees Debunked as Common Acacia
A Southampton correspondent refutes Cobbett’s praise of imported locust trees as a marvel. The letter reveals the trees are the common acacia Robinia pseudoacacia, misrepresented in Hatley Botley plantings, brittle in wind and unsuitable as timber. The writer notes small profits and urges seeing Cobbett in Parliament at the Crown and Anchor.
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Cobbett
Anerdea
Cohhott
Maigland
Dts
America
Colbett
London
Constitution-hill
Engand
Botley
Southampton
Southampton Hendon
Hatley
Thames
Phillips
Sylva
Robin c
Rotley
Foreign Office notes and diplomatic recalls
Mr Secretary Cannine visited the Foreign Office on Tuesday for the first time since his indix position and stayed one to three hours at Downing Street, troubled by gout. The Right Hon. Gentleman dispatched a Messenger to His Majesty at Brighton. Admiral Jabat, the Spanish Minister to the British Court, has been recalled and his successor appointed in London. The Earl of Lonsdale is mentioned in connection with a party near Cottenham, Rutland, where a horse bolted injuring him. A Swedish appointment is noted for Diaviior Dott Matias in Stockholm’s Military Avalon of Saerces.
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Cannine
Foreign Office
Downing-street
Brighton
Jabat
Lomnton
Spain
London
Earl of Lonsdale
Vriendis
Cottesaiepe
Hane
Sve Bergan
Saerces
Stockholm
Hetey Bark
Barry
Murder at Shadwell inquest on Mary Nugent death
In London, December 31, an inquest at the Ship, Farmer-street Shadwell, into Mary Nugent's death yielded a verdict of willful murder against an unidentified suspect. Witnesses described assault by a north country sailor. Surgeon Dr. Bateman noted brain inflammation likely from intoxication, not external injury. The case rests with the magistrates as police pursue the suspect. Devonport renamed. Plymouth Dock changes noted.
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Shadwell
Losnon
J. W W. Unwin
Farmer-street
Mary Nugent
Ann Williams
Marsden
Philip Bateman
Unwin
Immitation Leghorn Bonnets Praise Irish Craft
A Dublin weekly notes Miss Gonnley and Miss Gormly presenting prize bonnets made from locally grown trawnyeen grass. The article praises industrial work, compares Leghorn and Irish methods, and suggests export potential. Also included is an agricultural December report urging farmers to shelter stock, prepare fields, and observe severe winter weather.
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Misa Gonnley
Aellow
Dublin
Gonnly
Prin Akill
Ireland
Sterling
Wicklow
Leghorn
Corbett
Europe
France
Mim Gormly
Dublin Society
Army Recruiting March Through Dublin Streets
A reorganized g4th Regiment recruits with the City of Dublin Militia band parading, as The East India Company plans to raise two new regiments for immediate service to replace home-bound King's troops. Subscriptions are received at Dr Blin hia CMa, Ne 1S, Maetipenteatreet.
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G4th
City of Dublin
East India Company
Tuilia
Peratet
Dr Blinhia Cma
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Broad-street
Ladly
Truelove
Mr. Williams
Williama
Mrs Williams
Thomas-court
Thonday Menn
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Semiramis
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Otucrery Extraordinary
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Fly- Wuuthe Dock
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Lewborn
Dublin Weekly Register
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