Disorderly conduct and theft cases at Limehouse and Wandsworth
In Limehouse John fad a stoker was charged with being disorderly and using obscene language after an inspector faced the man for interrupting a housing inspection. In Wandsworth Jeremiah Carthy a butcher was reported for cruelty to a horse with deep wounds, while a separate case involved a young Irishwoman accused of threating abusive language and a case of stealing a horse cart valued at £55 near Brick Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fad
Eastfold-street
Limehouse
Arioner
Uunasteker
Mr. Ingham
Parrett
John Barret
Jaoking von Man
Aew
Custoims
Wischarged Witte Steading
Ean de Cologne
David McCobiehie
West India Dock
Ea de Cologne
Inghiain
Wandsworth
Snoekise
Hurst
Jeremiah Carthy
Haghestreet
Wandsiwoeth
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Beadon
William Love
Royal Society
Tate
Mr. Heaton
Hammersmith
Allroid
Jones
Porto Che
Lee
Tolland Aras
Mar Dones
Mar
Mir Bearbon
Cowan
Markt Hooper
St. George's Hospital
Charles Chilton
Arnold
Richard Elliot
Chilton
Botton
Eluise
Mrr. Huurvey
Georgeyard
Gidstevet
Forse
Carter
Sand
Antswer
Cardinal Wiseman in a Court of Justice Trial
At the Ganthford Assizes the case over libel against Cardinal Wiseman proceeded before the Chief Baron. The plaintiff, a Catholic priest, claimed damages for false and malicious libels published in French papers and transcripts on the Continent. The jury faced questions about Roman Catholic positions and Ultramontane versus Cimontane factions amid complex ecclesiastical background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Wiseman
Ganthford Assizes
Gory
Boyden
Candal Wiseman
Mi. James
Lasie
Serjeant
Shee
Bramwell
Willes
Baddeley
James
Richard Boyle
Nicholas
France
Rome
Boyle
Paris
Tie
Jesuits
Griffiths
Slington
Pontry
O'wrers
Wiseman Libel Case Ends Without Verdict in Court
The jury heard arguments over Cardinal Wiseman's alleged libel against Rev. Mr. Ivors and the Catholic press. Witnesses failed to prove Wiseman authored the libel. the court ruled insufficient evidence of publication and the plaintiff was nonsuited.
Elections and representation across boroughs in 1850s Britain
Reports on multiple contested borough elections including Barnstaple Aberdeen shire Marylebone Hull and Malvey with candidates from Conservative Liberal Whig and Peelite factions. Nominations, show of hands and speeches depict campaigning fervor varied health notes and imminent polling dates for late 19th century parliamentary by elections across diverse constituencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstaple
Borough of
RS. Guinness
John Laurie
Tite
North Devon
Exeter
Guinness
Dublin
Laurie
Metropolis
Messrs
R. 5. Guinness
J. Laurie
W. Tite
London
Wrey
Bignell
Griddle
Marshall
Bremridge
M.P
Fisher
Aberdeenshire
Lord Haddo
Earl of Aberdeen
England
Duke of Richmond
Gordon Castle
Banffshire
Earl of March
Lnst
Seveeman
Marytenove
Sc. Pancras
Creat Hall
King’s-road
Camden-town
Sir B. Hall
Hon
Baronet
Board of Health
John Flather
Marylebone
Benjamin
Park-Square
Portland-place
Dickey
Jiume
Benjamin Hall
House of Commons
Stockton
B. Hall
Parliamentary Reform Association
Hull Wok
B. M. Fall
William Henry Watson
Hall
J. Thompson
Thomas Ward
A. Bannister
A. Dickson
Henry Blundell
William Digby Seymour
Gresham
Watson
S. A. Dickson
Seymour
Canterbay
Charles Lennox Butler
George Smythe
W. Somerville
Lushington
R. Lushington
C. Parton Cooper
Chancery
Q.C
Achmuty Glover
Romilly
H. Kingsford
W. J. Cooper
T. W. Collard
Charles Manners Lushington
C. Sandys
Edward Auchmuty Glover
Rootham
Q. Dick
Harridance
Lennard
Thomas Barratt Lennard
Quintin Dick
ML W. Peacocke
John Bramley Moore
Thomas MacEnteer
G. M. W Peacocke
Bramley Moore
Political polls and candidate declarations in 19th century race
The piece records poll results with G M W Peacocke and J Bramley Moore winning for Conservatives, Lennard and MacKinner Liberal figures, and notes other candidate debates in Camsrivee and King’s Lynn. It mentions Adair Mowatt Maidstone Slade contests and Gurney accepted to stand for King’s Lynn with Liberal leanings, well-regarded in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacEnteer
Lennard
G. M. W. Peacocke
J. Bramley Moore
T. B. Lennard
T. MacKinner
Quintin Dick
Peacocke
Q.C
Camsrivee
Leapingwell
Adair
G. E. Foster
Lord Maidstone
Marshall
Alderman Ekin
Alderman Elliot South
Mowatt
Ficklin
Alderman Wentworth
Slade
Lord
Maidstone
Mesers
Campbell
Kiye
Lyxx
John Henry Gurney
Gurney and Co
Norwich
King’s Lynn
Lord Jocelyn
Norfolk
Frightful Camden Town rail accident shocks London
A late Monday night North London Camden Town line collision killed engine driver John Allen and injured others after a goods train collided with a passenger express near Balls Pond Bridge. Guards Nation and Waygood were hurt, stoker Blencowe severely scalded, all treated at Dalston German Hospital. inquest opened with Wa kley presiding, company solicitor Paine seeking full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Town
North London
Camden-town
Kingsland
Haydon-square
Camden
London and North-Western
Stepney
Shadwell
Bow
Highbury
Hackney Wick
Fenchurch-street
London
Kingsland Station
Allen
John Blencowe
Richard Nation
James Waygood
Dalston
Rawke
Nation
Waygood
Blencowe
John Allen
Wakley
Paine
French Governor Imposter Joins Lord Harris Voyage
A steamer carrying Lord Harris to Madras also bore a Frenchman of engaging manners believed to be a new Governor of Chandre. He received widespread attention including from Lord Harris. After landing in Madras the French governor sailed to Calcutta to assume duties as Lord Dalhousie’s French cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Harris
Madras
Chandre
Calcutta
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Westminster
Uners
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's
Uue de la Religion
Phantiff
Coueers
Boyie
Islington
Oakeley
Ivers
Prendergast
Cathole Standard
Gaythorn
George Spencer
Ignatius
Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman
Serjeant Shee
James Sai
Mr. James
Inquisition
Lucas
the Yudéer
Roebuck
Hampshire
Sleffield
Sheffield
Elizabeth
Scotland
Ireland
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