Forcery and forgery trial at Mansion House in 1833
London notes from Mansion House report a Indian native John Henry charged with forged cheques and attempts to obtain funds from Coutts Hammersley and others. Evidence from clerks and bankers outlines a pattern of similar forgeries. Other cases include counterfeit coin, stabbing with a fork, and a bill of exchange dispute.
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Lyon’s Inn
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Pope
Farar
Horatio Inglis Farrell
Minto Hart
Hart
Marlborough Street
H. M.C. Dyer
Leveridge
Yer
Coutts’s
Dyer
Fitzpatrick
Mr. Leveridge
Duncombe
Hertford
Stafford
Gronow
Weveridge
Edward Lion
High Street
Marylebone
CutLp
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Stephen’s-court
Lisson-grave
Applicant
Devonshire Street
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London Bridge
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Strange
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Queen-Square
Mary Hutchinson
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Hannah Wood
Queen Street
New Cut
Lambeth
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Princes-Street
London-road
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Intercepted Letter of Lord Cloncurry to a Friend
The letter mocks the peerage and contemplates a utopian yet grim political order with monarchy, aristocracy, and priestcraft, lamenting Ireland’s Catholic priests and the erosion of power among rulers. It frames Despotism as a dangerous force while revealing personal shame over past claims and public image. ATTICUS notes its loose style and corrected orthography.
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Brougham
Londonderry
Eldon
Machiavel
Idjenesa
Thomas More
Cloncurry
Ireland
Erskine
Atticus
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET AND World News Summary
A rich shipping list details arriving ships from New York Smyrna St Michael's Tarragona and Gibraltar Leghorn Lisbon Seville Messina Zante Faro and more with cargoes of peppers oils wines and textiles. Liverpool cotton market reports 47 508 wag imports and 9 370 bags sold at varied prices plus 200 Brazils Pernama Maranhams Bahias and American descripts. Bombay Supreme Court chief justice reportedly summed up a trial in rapid language causing reporter confusion.
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Frances
New Orleans
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Maranham
L'Amitie
Tom Tough
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Victoria
Lisbon
Pretty Lass
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Seville
Trinity
Hiram
Marseilles
Mary Ann
Palermo
Christopher Columbus
Trieste
Margaret Highfield
Messina
Liverpool
Sea Islands
Alabamas
Pernams
Ranhams, Ltd
Demeraras
Pernama
Rapp Sreanin
Supreme Court of Bombay
Libe Jery
Gloucester contest for city representation retold at election
The Gloucester election rally follows the nomination clash between Captain Berkeley and H. T. Hope. Supporters push a canvass, Conservatives fund the campaign, while Berkeley supporters defend his record and placeman label. A show of hands favors Berkeley, a poll is called, and the election is adjourned to Monday amid disorder.
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Gloucester Journal
Ford
Admiralty
Berkeley
H. T. Hope
Captain Berkeley
Robert Wilton
P. B. Cooke
Cartain Berkeley
Bowley
Hope
Mr. Bowley
Capt. Berkeley
Humes
Cobbetts
O'Connells
Partisenty
Tories
Edward Somerset
The
Ordnance
Asubattern
Lord Castlereagh
Davis
Johnson
Ald. Wood
Wiltoy
Alderman
Wood
The Whigs and the Reform Bill Critique
A reader attacks Whigs for hypocrisy and tyranny after power shift, accusing Grey, Brougham, Althorp and others of betraying reform ideals. He denounces the Reform Bill as a tool of oppression, praises Dudley’s electoral outcomes, and urges decisive action to secure justice under divine law. He also lauds Mr. Scholefield’s parliamentary conduct.
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THE
True Sun
Grey
Brougham
Althorp
Hobhouse
Ellice
Rice
England
Attwood
Dudley
Sir Horace St. Paul
Sir Horace
John Campbell
John
Scholefield
Acknomeda
Irish bishoprics contested amid church reform plans shift
Strong remonstrance against abolishing ten Irish bishoprics delays reform. Names Dean of Down and Rev. F Brownlow linked to Waterford vacancy. Parliamentary beer sale return counts 50,796 licensed victuallers in England, 24,293 brew their own, with regional figures and totals for England Scotland and Ireland.
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Down
F. Brownlow
Waterford
Limerick
England
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Halifax
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Sheffield
Durham
Reading
Norwich
Rochester
Scotland
II Kingdom
Indica
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