Pearson v. M-Gewan Affects Publican Loan Case
In a qui tam action under the statute to recover penalties for an unlawful loan contract, the defendant publican aided a lodger, Botterell, by advancing funds and securing repayment. The jury awarded treble the lent amount, while the court noted jurisdiction questions to be settled by the full court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Londom
Pearson Vy
M-Gewan
U'hic
Scarlett
Lee
Denman
Joseph Hotteretl
Mn Four
Hin House
Hin Hill
Hin Walker
London
Learnes
Plainiff
Discharge Bid Denied in Middlesex Sessions
In Middlesex Sessions Mr Gourlay sought discharge from custody under insanity laws. The chairman explained the court cannot grant discharge without a bail application and public trial, while Gourlay pressed for immediate trial and refused heavy bail, insisting on fair proceedings and challenging detention as a potential precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounlay
Maule
Pentlenan
Home of Correction
Mr Gourlay
Bulland
Patra
Gowlay
Moule
Crown
Gourlay
Jan
Mc Gourlay
Curinsity
Apne
LIBEL TRIAL AT OLD BAILEY ON BLASPHEMOUS PUBLICATIONS
William Riley Perry faced a charge at the Old Bailey for publishing a blasphemous libel about Palmer's Principles of Nature. The indictment details grosser imputations against Moses and Jesus, with a Bow Street patrolman called to prove publication. The case hinges on whether the passages degrade the Christian faith and its figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riley Perry
Wanthi
Aneather Cement
Bernart
Bolland
Palmer
Founsel
Grosa
Moses
William Wilson
Ngland
Bowstreet
Poe
Prosecution of Blasphemy Trial and Irish Bigotry
A court convicts a defendant of blasphemy after reading alleged libelings. The Recorder imposes three years in Newgate with a life-long good conduct bond. The report criticizes Irish priestly influence and documents a dreadful massacre risk amid Catholic bigotry in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlile
R. Carlile
Mm Shavers
Maule
Treasury
Church of England
Tuo
Memsher
University of Cambridge
Coonta
Newgate
Peter Delacour
Intea
Mesara Pickford and Co. Cartiera and Wharfingers
Tr Alley
Pickford
Ireland
Srangel-cbet
Murray
Doyle
Hohenlol
Foreign dispatches and banking schemes in 19th century Britain
The issue covers European affairs and markets with dispatches from London, Paris, and Madrid. It reports on Portugal, the Spanish ministry, Indian border tensions, and proposes a London backed Irish bank plan as a conduit for British capital and management in Ireland, plus a Colombia overview praising Bolivar and outlining republic stability and forthcoming laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Dublin
Belfast
London
Itallin
Lennon
Jdl
Joplin
Market Prices For Grains And Flour Listed
Loxvon Coxn-Excuanon reports stock levels of wheat barley oats and flour including 2200 quarters of wheat 0 of barley 660 of English 1810 quarters of oats and 9499 sacks of flour. Harvest expectations improve mood and market nearly ready with prices to be quoted next Monday by factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvon
Funeral procession for a royal figure and state officials
Report of a Sunday morning funeral in which the late king of Sandwich Islands is transported to St Martin's church and then to the Caledonian hotel. Officials including Governor, Treasurer, Rives, and Captain Starbuck participate as the royal body is moved to the vault. A testamentary document is described but not signed. The Admiral remains in a distressed state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dihtin
Fis
London
M. «de Villele
Iceland
Cadiz
Mediterranean
South America
Europe
Portugal
Taeus
Siste
Lombia
Bolivar
Amor
Venezuela
New Granala
Quito
Culonha
Bay Hut
Santander
Bermades
Bude Selenas
Padilla
Mit
Bulivar
Dar
Spain
Columbia
Hrat
Angontura
Ormnore
Suly
St. Aig
New Gransta
Thia
Charles
Feen
Thetnian
Avenn
Rives
Starbuck
St. Martin's Church
Caledonian Hotel
Kielat
Sandwich Isles
Rig
Machismark
der. Ley
Peregrine
Yernor
Army reassignments and embarkations of British regiments
The Courier notes the 97th Foot at Chester will replace the 45th to relieve the 30th at Macray, with the 9th Foot moving to the Main to rebalance postings. Units depart for the Cape of Good Hope, Bombay, and Dublin, while others embark for York and Dublin. the Waniskillens parade, and a Montingdonshire regiment defends to Higband on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
97Th Regiment of Foot
Chester
Nottingham
Macray
Bridgeshire
Regiment of Foot
Hich
Cape of Good Hope
77Th Regiment of Rah
Gosport
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middlesex
Tahal
Old Bailey—Monoway
IRISA
Gok
Gov
Stork
S. Gov
Grand Canal
Can. Loan & P. Ct
Royal Canal
Cagnent
I Baliant Office
Gov. Security
Dino
National Insurance
Royal Tish
Anne Pews
St. Patrick Do
Shamrock
Wihernia Dina
de Trith Cannats
Royal Frish Mining
Vatis Bas
Wah
Express
Count Oysha
Zea Bermudez
Ofaha
Paria
India
Marquis of Hastings
Mexico
Mr Canning
House of Commons
al Letll
Earl of Liverpool
House of Lords
Walter
Colombia
Boyaca
Patriotiain
King OF the Sandwich
TAE Army
Dean
Waniskillens
Hence
York
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