Injunction Granted in Queen v Liverpool and Memiler
In London May 18, the Court of Chancery granted an injunction against Coutts and Co to prevent delivery of documents to subjects of her Majesty. The case involves the Duke of Brunswick instrument and a supposed 160000 loan. Lords and counsel argued over authority and ownership of the instruments. The motion was granted with the court ordering enforcement of the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
London
Earl of Liverpool
Memiler
Couttts
Ageet
Altoridr-Benrval
Messry, Coutts and Co
Duke of Brunewick
Bronaviel
Brunawiek Za
Duke of Brunswick
Orien
Coutte and Co
Brunewick
Lewis
Abe
Xuceeay
Horne
Coutts and Co
Brougham
Denman
Mamaty
Hin
Gineral
Queen's Birthday Observed at Public Offices
The Queen's Birthday was observed at the current public offices and other rates under executive control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goday
Army and Navy Estimates for the Current Year
The House of Commons printed the army and navy service estimates. Army total 113,488 including officers. 19,899 in the British expedition to India. Home establishment total 93,262. Military service expense 6,807,466 61. 6i with volunteer corps at 169,500. Regiments ordered home for disbandment include 21st and 22nd light dragoons and six Royal African Corps companies. Navy and victualling estimates total 2,216,796 3x. Ltd for salaries, hull pay, pensions 1,150,9708. 6s. Od. plus other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
India
Volunteer Corps
Cape of Good Hope
Royal African Corps
England
Eng
Ailini
Falty, Navy &c
Hull
Pentiona
General Devereux Sues for Commission in Venezuelan Expedition
In London, Mr Thompson sues General Devereux for commission and brokerage in hiring a ship to transport troops to aid Bolivar in South America. The court ruled the action illegal under 9 Geo III and 29 Geo II laws, directing a nonsuit for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Devereux
Court of
King's Bench
London
Thompson
Lixetpual
D’evereux
Venezuela
South America
Bolivar
Cruter
Hannah
Thi
S. Macnamara
Liverpool
Duke of Senferhande Alters Name in Succession
A fragmentary notice reports the Duke of Senferhande, formerly prime minister, adding the surname Quiroge to his name. The change appears recent and is linked to a line of heirs with a nine day interval mentioned in the unreadable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Ferhande
Imperial Parliament Mosmay Petitions on Wool Tax and Exchequer
In a heated session at Mosmay, petitions from agriculturists and wool manufacturers were presented calling for relief from current pressures. Lord Milton and Grampound business formed part of a broader debate on appointments, Exchequer duties in Scotland, and potential reforms to the Scottish courts. The house heard arguments on reducing barons of the Exchequer and noted ministerial economy claims, with notices for future inquiries and possible vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Mosmay
Coke
Norful
Kidderminst
Somerset
Ashburton
Kent
Wilts
Lord Milton
J. Russell
Afr
Bennet
Manchester
PF. Burdett
Exchequer Court
Scotland
Unmilton
Afl Buran
Exchequer
Seuthind
Board of Treasury
England
Scothand
Seoland
Eneland
PL Murray
Aga
Peni
Scotand
Bowie
Optusite
Howe
Dary Cours
Pertee Murray
Peter Macey
Nef
Chaton
Cluck
Ullers
Court of Session
Admiralty
Scotfail
Eliese Matted
J. Newport
Ireland
Con
Cuntlereagh
Berg
Ford
Tierney
Patrick Murray
Hesne
Dundas
Hamilton
Agalnai
Broxghon
Cistlereagh
Majesty's Ministera
Brougham
Priciny
Employment of the Poor in Debt-Ridden Britain
In Tucaway May 16 discussion Lord Stanhope urges action on unemployment among the lower orders. He warns distress breeds sedition, cites continental influence, and argues for permanent work and subsistence without parish relief. He cites waste-land improvements and husbandry as possible paths to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Tucaway
Earl Stanhope
Salisbury
Dartmoor
Ireland
Cobb
Bing
Devonshire
Manchester
Earl of Liverpool
Jord
Watts
Bolton
Machinery and wage relief debated in parliament
Debates consider employment for the poor and retrenchment in the army. Proposals urged a select committee to study harnessing machinery for work, reducing cavalry, and trimming expenses across barracks and staff. Lords defended current armed forces and warned against harming efficiency.
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Army and Navy Estimates
Imperial Parliament
Thursaay
Col. Davies
Proofa
Gibraltar
Duke of Kent
Earl of Chatham
Alwy
Meaber
Mounslow
Sussex
Lancashire
Ithia
Canada
Jrg
Thatch
Leeward
Windward Islands
Cretary
Ely
Commissariat
Army
Military College
C. Long
Gritral
Lord Palmerston
Lord P
Gentemen
Pimlico
Ward
Watt
Iverehwe
War Office
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