Law Report from the King’s Bench Novem ber Proceedings
The Ireland era criminal and civil cases cover motions for criminal information delays habeas corpus and restraint orders. The court rules on fourteen day limits for petitions, grants conditional orders, examines magistrates Michael Knox and O Connell cases, prohibitions in the Court of Conscience, and a harsh judgment for O Sullivan for insult to a fellow O Driscoll. The session also addresses Habeas Corpus for Miller and a Catholic chaplain issue at Newgate. Local tabulation notes condemn witnesses in the localization debate.
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Court OF King's Bench
Thomas Flanagan
Sligo
Iscourt
Hen Ing
House of Commons
Spring Rice
England
Ireland
Flanagen
Flanagan
Henry King
Justicn
Beatse
Tring
BIOT
Magheras
O'Connell
James Spencer Knox
James M
Maghera
David Kennedy
King
Mr Master
David Kenwiy
Conery
M‘mas
Kennedy
William Mullevera
Rowley
Wright
Mr Knox
Mr Connery
Connery
Knox
Iag
Master
Kennedy Waleye
Fracas in Dublin Court Over Barrister's Arrest
The case involves Richard Howe vs Chanied Ashford with a barrister plaintiff alleging arrest by the Dublin sheriffs for debts. The May incident centers on a court hearing at the Master of the Rolls and subsequent proceedings against various parties, including individuals named in the record.
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Frivle
Richard Ru
Saul Lowe
Stata
Davies
Go Nahaly
Tila
Nenathay
Bose
Sahathel
Boscha
Marie Portis
Ene
Svewark
Anit
Satebak
Saul
Biel
Howe
Bangs Vie Winaveichon
Puned
Boo Wiel Ces
Mr Miuhari Aid
Mie Valea
Coujel
Rowe Granted Privilege to Seek Affidavit Stamp
In a case over church-street bridge, the Master of the Rolls ruled Mr Rowe could pursue his action without interruption to obtain an affidavit stamp at the nearest place, rejecting the defendant Ashford's claim that Rowe lacked right to travel for the stamp. No costs awarded. Rowe, a gentleman of independent property, has repeatedly been discharged under similar circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Rowe
Charles-Street
Church-Street Bridge
Crampton
Bennet
Case of Charles Churchill Seeks Delay in Creditor Matters
The hearing before the Commission proceeded on the matter of Charles Spencer Churchill commonly called Ford Charles Spenser Churchill. Counsel Mr Pollock moved to adjourn for examining creditors including those at St Albans and to amend the schedule listing other creditors with ten days’ notice. the court granted the adjournment and general stand over of the case at the day’s end, with costs to be paid.
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Charles Spencer Churchill
Ford Charles Spenser Churchill
Pollock
Commissionera
Cooke
St. Alban's
Mysterious Death by Drowning Near Twig Folly
London police report a man named William Sina found in a canal after claiming a misstep with a Norwich coach driver’s party. His tale collapsed under scrutiny. neighbours later located a drowned man as a person named Pearier, with further inquiries detailing local alibis, financial motives, and a complex search.
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Wotsure Stanne
William Sina
Norwich
Allen
Headborough
Acthnal Green
Brooks
Twig Folly
Aelock
Allen Ad Crooke
Twig’s Polly
Mann
Brooke
Bethnal-preen
Sims
Oxford-street
Sally Canuniteedt
Harrow Thanne Sv
Ferdinand VII and the Aranjuez upheaval in Spain
The text recounts Ferdinand VII's rise and the 1808 Aranjuez rupture that forced Charles IV to abdicate, amid threats and prearranged plans, portraying the king’s brutal vengeance and the royal family's exile to France. It notes Spain’s peril, the king's insistence on his plans, and the controversial move toward colonies as a last resort. It also mentions a later Royal Navy entertainment aboard the Revenge celebrating Britain and Spain’s restored royal ties, with a formal reception for the king and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LV
Ferdinand VII
Spain
Aranjuez
Prince of Peace
Charles IV
Ferdinand
Charles TV
Andalusia
Badajoz
Java
France
Lisbon
Harry Neale
Portugal
Great Britain
Sovereizia
Fragmented OCR narrative from unknown civic procession
The readable text presents a garbled OCR passage mentioning officials and places in a ceremonial context. It references a board, a president, civic roles, and a cinema location, but the overall content is highly distorted and lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to describe. The piece reads as an incomplete transcription with many misspellings and missing segments.
Market Notes on Corn Wheat and Barley Prices
The report details corn and wheat demand with price advances at Friday's rates. It notes oats and barley selling with limited flour demand, butter values, and shifts in bacon and other provisions. Supply mostly stems from the industry last week, with no major changes in overall price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weielud
Sania
Hs Hobbs
Heass
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Miller
Newgate
Henry Richardson
Court of Admiralty of England
Court OF Consciener
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Iimen Archer
Cash
Nugent
Mg. Semple
Napier
Bididon
PMH
Flenint
Pacehaié St Thipping Fece
Court of Conscience
Molesworth Gresne
Gabriel Whistler
Oetition
Commissioners of Customs
Samiel Worth
Tralee
Kerry
John Plunkett
Timothy O'Sullivan
Mr O'Sullivan
Alexander O'Driscoll
Mount Music
Cloverhill
Serjeant
Gould
O'Sullivan
Driscoll
O’ Driscoll
Goold
Jebb
O’sullivan
O'Driscoll
Cork
Haron von Hoffmann
Jacobs
New York
Sclaventa
Wangady
Hungary
Barnwell
Abdlerao
Lea
Justice Burton
Jacob
Walker
Elizabeth
James
Burton
Hindewell
Finlay
Hadi
Nuwgate
Darley
Ie Murray
Anather
Ehanian
Lin
Whiel
Chaud Dury
Joyce
Ue Wresnes
Pablin
Sandair
Anel
Colal
London
London Police
Ferdinand Fil
Vom
Chopra
Vrrley
Halhoast
Wielbrath
Cristsdborg
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Ciaieradt
Dannenster
Cola
Watley Cinema
Werther de Maety
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Wietork
Daote Lhd
Ieee NL
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