Ground v Broughton and other trials at Cambridge and Exeter
A weekly digest of trials and legal notes. Grounds v Broughton falls when ten jurors appear. Mrs Watson refuses oath and faces prison. Miss Southee case at Cambridge yields damages. Horsham bribery cases dismissed. Dickens related incident at Marylebone police court. A widow valued and a murder conviction at Salisbury Assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Exeter
Watson
Society of Friends
Church of England
Justice Williams
Southee
Lewes Assizes
Jervis
Horsham
Edwin James
John Jervis
Mark Lemon
Marylebone
London
Charles Dickens
House of Correction
Boz
Dickens
Middlesex
William Curtis
Malcolm
Curtis
Starcross
Bristol
Poole
Liverpool
Kershaw
Rochdale
Waterhead Mill
Mama Cass
Joseph Andrew Kershaw
Joseph
Sergeant Wilkins
Puss
Weller
Sam
Widdies
Coleridge
Murper
Salisbury Assizes
John Smith
Eleanor Lawrence
Collingbourn Ducis
Collingbourn
Ludgershall
Parish vestry nominates trustees and notes funds
At St Stephen WALBRookK the vestry selected trustees Dr Croly Mr Roger Cunliffe Mr Benjamin Wilson Mr W George Harrison Mr Edwin Davie Mr Jacob Unwin and Mr Henry Rock. Parish funds after claims will leave about £1000 for church repairs. Costs from actions against Alderman Gibbs totaled about £3000 plus £636 7s 10d owed by Gibbs to the parish.
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St. Stephen’s
Walbrookk
Alderman Gibbs
Croly
Rock
Dr. Croly
Roger Cunliffe
Benjamin Wilson
W. George Harrison
Edwin Davie
Jacob Unwin
Henry Rock
Flight
Young
Court and Personal News From 19th Century Gazette
A royal levee at St James's Palace draws a large military attendance. The Cap of the Garter ceremony occurs at Buckingham Palace with knighthoods to the Earl of Clarendon and Earl Spencer. Franklin search costs and naval perils are noted, along with Irish railway opposition and drainage plans. Ex-royal family travel, Napier’s departure for the East, and Moxnay of Hall of Commerce are mentioned alongside the unification of tax boards into the Board of Inland Revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's Palace
CapEr of the Garter
Buckingham Palace
Earl of Clarendon
Earl Spencer
Admiralty
John Franklin
IneLane
Lucius O'Brien
John Russell
Ireland
Major Blackall
Reynolds
Lord Clarendon
J. Russett
Francze
Countess de
Sir Charles
Aden
Sir Charles Napier
Kurrachee
Scinde
Bombay
Mooltan
Moxuay
Hall of Commerce
Moxhay
Suz
Boards of Stamps and Taxes and Excise
Revenue Board of Inland Duties and Taxes
Board of Inland Revenue
Elector Registry For Great Britain And Scotland 1847
Sir B Hall reports 1847 registry data showing English and Welsh boroughs with 375 269 voters and a total GB electors of 417 587 on a population of 7 070 186. Scotland has 43 318 electors, 964 958 people and 164 178 poor relief houses. Froude headship in Hobart Town reportedly cancelled. his Exeter College fellowship resignation noted.
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Great Britain
Sir B. Hall
Fur
Marylebone
Wales
Scotland
Froupe
Froude
Hobart ‘Town
Exeter College
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Lord Denman
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