Society of Arts awards at King's Theatre in London
The Society of Arts presented last year’s premiums at the King's Theatre with the Duke of Sussex in the chair. Awards went to many for painting sculpture and design, while engineers and researchers received medals for opium cultivation methods, electro magnetic apparatus, a hydrometer for solutions, and engraving on steel. Notable honorees included Mr Warren for steel engraving, Mr Desvignes for painting and sculpture, and Mr Gregory Wastand for wine production in New South Wales.
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London
Royal
Duke of Sussex
King's Theatre
Tolieut
Wildman
Newartead-abbey
New
James Marsh
Rush-prave-place
Woolwich
Tord. T. Cooper
Paradise-street
Lambeth
Desvignes
Inia
Warren
Committee of Polite Arts
Society
Albert Durer
Binningham
David
Telyvere
Bos Vipdlae
W. Cobbett
Kensington
Gregory Wastand
New South Wales
Prosecution for Perjury in Middlesex Indictment
The King prosecuted William Smith and Tina Poile on charges of wilful perjury over articles of the peace. Poile claimed Smith sheltered her as his daughter and faced accusations of a false child relation. Evidence included Poile's alleged improper intimacy with Smith, marriage stakes, and letters. the jury found the defendant not guilty.
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Kringsbench
William Smith
Tina
Middlesex
Pore
Pelthy Hartin
Hill
Smith
Poile
Scarlett
Mra Hill
Kensington
Smmith
Goren
Mra Poile
Switch
Paddington
Palace Orke Bondan May Browning v Gauntess Orlengail
A suit by the plaintiff against the Countess Orlengail concerns a machine made for the Countess daughter. The court heard that the Countess faced heavy demands and claimed protection of the law, arguing the machine is worth no more than one dollar. Evidence suggested the Countess paid debts of the deceased Earl, rents are not readily collected, and the verdict returned was for the defendant.
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Attite
Teeland
VICE-CHANCELLOR RULES ON MARRIED WOMAN'S BILL
In a May case a married woman filed suit on behalf of herself and an infant against her husband. The next friend, her chosen guardian, faced questions of insolvency and adequacy. The judge held protection for infants and allowed action to continue, rejecting dismissal unless security for costs was provided.
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Pennington
Asmiss
Court of Equity
Tate
Coserhausel
Consistory Court Divorce Case Details May 21
A divorce case is discussed by the consistory court with references to adultery and renewed distrust. The document cites a history of the proceedings and mentions names and terms from the original filings.
Destructive Divorce Case Involving Mr Barker and Mrs Barker
In 1815 a marriage began in Scotland then Harton Bushel Yorkshire. The wife later eloped in 1820 with Lieutenant Potes from her mother's house in Teignmouth. Sir Christopher Robinson ruled Mr Barker failed to prove injuries from his wife’s conduct and dismissed the suit.
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Scotland
Harton Bushell
Yorkshire
Clifton
Barker
Partien
Leutenant Potes
Jeignmouth
Chistopher Robinson
Thin Cave
Tibel
Coronation expenses and ecclesiastical disputes unfold
An itemized account shows funds spent on Lord Steward and Lord Chamberlain titles, Westminster Abbey decorations, regalia, and the champion. The piece also notes the Rev. Colin Frazer’s parish presentation in Kiltarlity, tied to a protracted legal and ecclesiastical dispute, plus various public notices and a chemist’s waterproofing method.
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Lord Steward
Lord Chamberlain
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Fall
Reuben
Westminster-Abbey
Westminster Hall
Fellowes
Fay
Sir George Naylor
Earl Marshal
George Naylor
Sir Baker
T. ‘Tyrwhitt
House of Lords
Hindell and Bridge
Earl of Kinnoul
Scotland
Colin Frazer
Kiltarlity
Frazer
Lovat
Court of Session
General Assembly
Synod of
House of Commons
Earl of
Lancarty
Woaarr-roor Cloris
Dalworks
Parroiasa Ts Brkora
Europe
Denmark
England
Holand
Tn Purie
Viverpool
Amsterdam
Lokohoout
Derry
Clara Pusher
Clarke
Newry
Downshire
Fyrity
Hillsborough Castle
Sohoult
Firdship
Panacea for Ireland and Neate statement in tense prose
A scanned page item mixes political hype claiming a £10,000 plan will quell Irish rebellion with a boxing incident where Neate defends his arm injury. It also details a knot alphabet for the blind, military movements toward Ireland, parliamentary bills, horse racing bets, tolls lease in Roscommon, charity for destitute children, and ordinations in Cloyne.
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The
Guardian
Trisie
Great Britain
Ireland
Attokl
R. Milne
J. Macbeath
Gth Lancer
Morland
Radipule Barracks
Bristol
Wiilbrent
Brunswick
Mulifax
Quebec
L. White
Bay
Tulak
Roscommon
White
Waterford
M Dougall
Cloyne
William Meade
William Gollum
Robert Hlalchurd
Nicholaa Dungeombe
Abolition of barbarous burial dismays reform bill
The house debates a bill to end the custom of burying the body of a deceased person in churchyards by ritual procedures. Critics argue the practice is a moral stain and infringing on dignity. The piece lists births marriages and deaths from various locations including Cork, Devon, Limerick, and Kilmostly with tributes to notable figures and officers.
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House of Commons
Min
Fele
Hiema
Cooper
Prente it th eo Pau hdi utdin Faurnhead
A fragmentary OCR note notes a cited event at No 15 Par ntrect with a brief aftermath reference. Names and details are unclear but indicate a local occurrence or notice. The readable text mentions Corne f Aid and Sulard with partial form readings.
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Sulard
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France
Spain
Tb Regiment
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Norbury
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Hin
Vande- Sour
Tonningke
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Neste
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Jackson
Oxford
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Corm-Street
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Queen-Street
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Melia
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Ottery St. Mary
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Steeven
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Gort
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Dromore House
County Cork
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Alfinahinch
County Galway
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Erracht
Kient
Cameron
Rifle Brigade
Brownlow
W.r
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Devizen
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Walton
Warwickshire
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Jenkinson
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Sierra Leone
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24Th Foot
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41St Foot
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Joot
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Tste de Lostre
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Foot
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O'Neil
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Nolly
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Kts
Dowdall
Bengal
Iluds
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Niniang
Stirling
Ale Sujet ‘Wapbell
An Foot
Taunton i
39Th Foot
Bayley
Corfu
Saraniae
Willian Twinberrow
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