Noted cases of breach of promise and royal suitor in London
The court heard a breach of promise case in Willes court with Miss Margaret Smith vs Woodfine, awarding 3000 damages. Other items include Count Piancini’s railway loss of manuscript and Stamford Hill burglary, with one convict sentenced to life transportation. Royal suitor Dunn faced insanity findings at Bow Street.
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Justice Willes
Woodfine
Miss Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Count Piancini
South-Western Railway Company
Rome
Jersey
Saffi
Stamforpd Hill
Central Criminal Court
Towers
Horwood
Fieckhart
Stamford Hill
John Peyton
Humphreys
Flockhart
Richard Dunn
Burdett Coutts
Henry
Bow-street
Dunn
Princess Mary of Cambridge
St. James's Palace
Lavers
Sutherland
Duchess of Cambridge
Mae
Bond-street
Sarah
Bury-street
St. James’s
Dr. Sutherland
Review of Wilson’s Travel Literature on Mexico
The essay criticizes Roxserr A. Wilson’s Literature Mexico and its Religion for mixing history with travel incidents. It mocks the author’s dual approach, notes the American bias, and highlights amusing paging missteps while acknowledging Wilson’s knowledge of Mexico and independence in his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Roxserr A. Wilson
London
Sampson Low, Son, and Co
Winson
Rochester
U.S
United States
Paradise
Wilson
Valley of Mexico
Cortez
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Baron Alderson
Chevy Chase
Murper
Oxford Assizes
Justice Wightman
Maria Tarrant
Leicester
William Brown
Edward
James Woodcock
Tollgate House
Melton Mowbray
Brown
Tollgate
Woodcocks
Weatherby
Yorkshire
Leeds Mercury
O'Brien
Hirculy
Hertford
George Brereton Sharpe
Welwyn
Salem Chapel
Hitchin
T. Chambers
M.P
Hawkins
Sharpe
Baptist
Justice Erle
Ann Woodfield
Court of Appeal
Mr. Sharpe
Shoutine
Merton
William Clarke
William Shouler
Leeds
William Dove
Strychnine
Baron Bramwell
York Assizes