Forgery trials and lenient mercy in London court
A stream of cases includes Edmund Lovel charged with forging two Bank Notes and uttering one, with testimony detailing the note’s alterations, German text guides, and a Miss Davie household. the jury returns Not Guilty. Bernard Huet faces uttering a forged Jol. note after Rouge et Noir gaming. verdict Death. John Eady admits aiding a park tree theft near Enfield. mercy favored due to character and father’s need.
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Bartholendavi
Richard Knight
Joni
Sirohn Davie
Devonshire
London
Oxford
Kennedy
Marlborough-street
Davie
Lower
Grosvenor-treet
Mistres
Hunt
Blackheath
Baron Toombs
Bernard Huet
Jol
Bank of England
Shaan
Jermyn-street
Leicester-street
Maitland
Indiement
Shaw
Gee
Townsend
Carpmeal
Sydney
Leicester Square
Goring
Hamburgh
Newgate
Robinson
Suffolk-street
Charing-cross
Rivett
Bow-street
Winter
Altona
Huet
Pretty
Collins
Pellet Deane
Asuvuast
John Eady
Dacre
William Dolben
Enfield
W. Dolben
Baron Thompson
W. Dorson
Amar
Merry
Mhoney
Chitty and Wife v Carroll in Lottery Fraud Trial
In a crowded Court of Common Pleas, Chitty and wife sue Carroll over gambling losses from Miss Seager’s fortune. Evidence shows handwriting and accounts detailing thousands in transfers, with a £45 1 balance singled out. jury awards the plaintiff £68. The judge warns against deceptive lottery schemes and urges protection for the unwary. Also report of a Essex mill robbery with armed response and two suspects jailed.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Fes
Chitty
Carrol
Cocxer
Seager
Miss Seager
Serjeant Shepherd
Justice Buxcer
Irish Parliament in Committee of Ways and Means
The House debates taxation measures for Ireland's exchequer needs. The Chancellor defends current duties on tobacco and malt while others urge retrenchment and voluntary loans. Critics attack absentee taxes and sinecures as sources. a plan for a voluntary loan gains support as the session adjourns.
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Exchequer Aid
L. Parsons
Zigbe
Bart
Ncwtcy
Pers
Grozerofé
Browne
England
O’ Denner
Ireland
Howse
Corry
Committee of Ways and Means
Swafham Coursing Meeting at Westacré Field Delights Attendees
Norwich dispatch reports the Swafham Coursing Meeting starting Monday with fine weather and strong attendance. Ten capital matches occurred on day one, most on day two, despite frost delaying the late finish. The owner’s liberal hospitality and the brisk hare sport, especially Smee hares, made this a very bright gathering, with hopes for many candidates for the Orford Cup.
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Westacré Field
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LAW Report
Yeldham
Essex
Lewis MajaNapsig
Chelmsford
Irish Parliament
House of Commons
Motbat, Fin