Public Meeting Debates Church Fees and Reform
A public meeting chaired by Churchwarden Pichman discusses church fees and measures seen as a threat to peace and church institutions. Resolutions condemn compulsory church fees and urge support for reform, with petitions planned and a focus on maintaining harmony within the parish. The event also notes unrelated notices about publications and commercial advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Shares Walk
Hea
Pichman
J. B. Becot
Frei G. Houghton
Sen
Ein de Drummond
Calcuto
Sen. Uanonimously
Trey
Batra
Strand
Hs Ww Weekly Chronicle
Greenacre
Putes
Bays Express
Gale
Offer
Catherine-street
Syal Parsons
Ids
Seti Et
Belgrave
Square
Commerce and Navigation Report Summary for 1836 and 1896
The annual statements from the Treasury detail imports totaling 189,980,000 with 37,056,449 in American vessels and 18,323,598 in foreign ships. Exports reach 128,063,040 with 106,916,080 domestic and 31,740,860 foreign. Domestic exports by vessel: 80,845,448 in American ships, 26,071,237 in foreign. Foreign exports: 16,282,365 in American ships, 5,403,904 in foreign. American shipping entries 1,255,284 tons and clearances 1,315,523. foreign entries 80,218 and clearances 674,721. Tonnage corrected to 897,754. enrolled/licensed 872,033. fishing vessels 111,804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce and Navigation of the
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Court action over damages and will case at Warwick
In a complex matter Watson v Edwards a roll nisi sought to set aside a verdict for damages 1261 and a new trial. The case involved a boiler who built six houses for a plaintiff with alterations and a contested contract stamped or not. The court ruled the payment into court admitted damages and refused to admit a key architect witness. In a second matter Paris 1836 saw a will dispute over sums left to the government of Bengal with later testamentary papers questioned under guidance that the East India Company may appear as a party. Further report to follow next Court day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arthur Watson
Sergeant Goulburn
Lord Abinger
Mr. Watson
Watson
Paris
England
India
Bengal
Dacca
Thrupps
Nut
H. B. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
H. R. Reynolds
Government of
King's Advocate
Lushington
Henry Reynolds
Phillimore
Haggard
Thrupp
Addatos
Johnson
Dickens Will Case Decrees Heir At Law Inheritance
In a contested chancery bill, the heir at law of the late Rev. Mr. Dickens sought declaration of rights and account partition. Baron Alderson held the will plainly contemplated transfer to Rev. Joseph Burrows on two contingencies, decreeing in favor of the heir with costs charged to real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Alderson
Dickens
C. Crance
Joseph Burrows
Razenness College
Orford
Burrows
Jackson v Anderson in Sheriff’s Court at Guildhall
In the case Jackson v Anderson a claim of 8s 10d against the defendant, brother-in-law of Madame Vestris, was heard before Mr Sergeant Arubin. Witnesses testified to a debt via a gaming-house witness Whimpsey and an apraiser Seale. the jury found for the defendant after summing up by Mr Arabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Court
Guildhall
Sergeant Arubin
Jackson
Seale
of Smphrey
Anderson
Gurney
Sergeant Arabio
Prerogative Court wills dispute over Captain Boyman estate
Proceedings in the Prerogative Court discut the will of Captain Richard Boyman of Grosvenor Place Camberwell who died November 27 at ninety two. A codicil by the grandson Richard B Boyman shifts most of fifty thousand pounds to him and family, challenging probate of the original will. The court orders the allegation referred to counsel for changes before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jenner
Atuston Anp Borman Vc
Bovsan and Boyman
Richard Boyman
Grosvenor-place
Camberwell
Surrey
Richard B. Boyman
Dra, Lushington and Addams
Misses Boy Man
Nicholl
Middlesex Sessions Discuss Hanwell Asylum Expansion
County day drew six magistrates as the Middlesex sessions fully debated enlarging the Hanwell Lunatic Asylum. A rate of three farthings in the pound was approved, with several motions postponed to the next court-day before adjournment at half past five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum
Father Refuses Support for Daughter and Grandchildren
In Marlborough Street a case before Mr Dyer heard Mr Bryant prove that Pledger of Walthamstow refused to maintain his daughter and three grandchildren after her husband deserted them. The defendant claimed poverty though neighbours and daughter described extensive property holdings. The bench postponed decision to allow lease inspections and parish review, noting humane motives but requiring clarity on real finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthemtoes
Bryant
Walthamstow
Dyer
Mr. Bryant
Worthhouse
Embezzlement Trial of Russell Tyerman in Lambeth
Russell Tyerman a draughtsman in Cobham and Hallam engineers was charged with embezzling funds. Witnesses testified he failed to account for sums including 2 pounds 89 and 21 pounds 0 shillings 9d. He claimed to have taken over 40 pounds from his employers. He admitted shame and was committed on both charges. The case was heard at Worship Street with further remark about his associations and motives. Also noted is the re-examination of James Price for stealing two mares at Horse-Steantino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union-Hale
Russell Charles Tyerman
Cobham
Harlem
Cornwall Road
Lambeth
Wedgwood
Hallam
Wagstaff
West
Commercial Road
Wm. Wagstaff
Air. West
Coltham
Halam
George Roxall
Mesara
William Peake
Ekeen and
Winsley Street
Oxford-street
Estminator Bridge
Stantino
James Price
Messrs
Codd and Grove
Ews
Pickford
Sweetman
Mare theft and recovery tied to Stepney rope-maker case
A thief who stole a mare from a field near Stepney was captured after a payments dispute revealed the animal's identity. Arr Soames, rope-maker of Stepney, owned the mare, which was recovered after Mr Winkley and others confirmed its earlier loss. The other case involved a man claiming to have bought a mare at Smithfield the night before and later recognized by Mr Battsley and Mr Butterley. The prisoner was remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowcross
Pickford
Arr
Soames
Wickley
St. George
Smithfield
Battsley
Shacklewell
Kings Land-Road
Sir. Winkley
Mr. Winkley
Winkley
Wes
Coroners Inquest Over Child Burn Death At London Hospital
An inquest at the White Swan venue into the death of Andrew Fraser, a five year old burned by a fire set while in the care of his sister. The London Hospital faced accusations of neglect from the parents and Irish neighbours, but the coroner and jury found no basis for the charge and concluded the child died from severe burns.
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Allecen Neaieer
Tar Lensox Hospital
London Hospital
Bathurst
Beale
Driscoll
King Edward-street
Dante
Boucher
Ratcliffe
Highway
Seco
Ellen Fraser
Mary Driscoll
Mr. Rogerson
New Road
St. George’s-in-the-East
Rogerson
England
Agsin
Sarah Bowen
Mary
Hosital
Messrs. Pyke
Davis
R. Pyke
Mr. Pyke
J. Baker
Pyke
Alfred Hamilton
Broad Street
House of Lords Session Notes and Debates
Lords sat with many peers absent as the Manchester and Sheffield Railroad Bill passed on third reading. Petitions against church rates were presented by bishops and peers, while the Small Debts Scotland Bill faced postponement discussions and procedural wrangling over second reading and amendments. Adjournment followed notices on despatches about British marines at St Sebastian and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Earl of Snarrasbury
Duke of Cusseaianp
Manchester and Sheffield
Earl of
Lancaster and Preston Junction
Lord Denman
Hereford
Whitchurch
Lord Rolle
Devonshire
Duke of Wellington
Hempshire
Earl Amherst
Seven Oaks
Earl of Hardwicke
Ely
Cambridgeshire
Lord Sondes
Huntingdonshire
Lord Rede Norfolk
Duke of Devonshire
All Saints
Derby
Earl of Burlington
St. Michael’s
Scotland
Earl of Rosebery
Marquis of
Bute
Jord
Lord Brougham
Seach
Marquis of Bute
Jeusdale
Reformers of England honoured at Marylebone dinner
A large gathering of over one hundred gentlemen at the White Lion on Fangware Road, with Major Revell in the chair, toasted the Reformers of England and the Borough of Marylebone. Mr Hall and supporters disputed charges of indelicacy while pledging to win su pport. speakers defended candidates and urged unity in the face of opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hall
M.P
White Lion Fang Ware Road
Major Revell
Mr. Hall
Lewin
Reformers of
England
Copps
Clarylebone
Hall
Hull
Cassar
Ceni
Commons
Situ
St. Pancras
Marylebone
Major Smith
S. Whalley
Hastings
Lytton
Bulwer
Parishioners Consider Church Rate and Inspect Accounts
A parish vestry meeting discussed discontinuing refreshments and granting a church rate for the year. Debate over churchwardens accounts, box money, and notices led to a committee pledge and a two penny rate to fund current expenses while investigating past year accounts.
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Eupers Haw
Jacavet
V. Downie
Marshall
Deertate
Wilkinson
Allen
Lacey
Jacover
Dowfine
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Thomas Bayley
Parsons
Preston
Tyeteelver
Lair
Res
Prout
London
Boeing
Bea
Blair
Mr.Cowell
West Bromwich
Ian
Speniane
Ozag
New Pork Evening Post
Gay
Hennah Brown
Rawlinson
Jeboue
Secretary of State
Paddington
Ualey
Lawarzevest
Stephen Senckton
Bmart
Chigwell Manor House
Essex
John Monckton
Brencnney
Mr. Smart
Lamberurat
LAW Intelligence
Hanptzr Axp Jones c. Enwagos
John Edwards
Stark Bill
Leuminogtoo Priory
Warwick
William Edwards
Hannah Edwards
Good Lake
Helps
James
Gloucester
Threepensy Post
E. Hitchins
Reynonps Vy
Tanure
Comany
Robert Nitford
Arail
Police Intelligence
Marlborough Street
Imperial Parliament
Avnw
Spain
Alvanley
Foreign Office
Lord John Hay
St. Sebastian
Boa
Monmouth
Liverpool
Rogers
Donp
Church-Rates
ST. Clement- Danes
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