Irish judges under fire over late sittings and political allusions
A heated debate in Parliament examined Baron Smith for addressing a grand jury with political overtones and for alleged neglect of duties. Supporters argued judges may comment on national issues if relevant to public peace, while opponents warned against undermining judicial independence and setting a dangerous precedent.
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Baron Smith
Aneritt
Vas
Busheevard
Pawith
Foatioe Bushe
Mr. Stanley
Eoch
Ireland
Mr. S
Armagh
House of Commons
England
Iieland
London
Dublin
R. Peel
Friend
Sr. Baron Smith
Burke
Baron
Justce
Bushe
Granada
Ire
Ie Rate
Addishade
Smith
Baron Brith
Pérada
Barry Smith
Pryme
Rome
Edmund Burke
R. Inglis
St Yeas
Dor
Howard
Bavua
Miniber
Sinclair
Bublin
Métolog
J. Scarlett
Baroda Smith
Geatteman
Dade
Anay
Pope
Justice Chambers
Court of King’s Bench
Grand Jury
Halcomb
Hatsell
John Holt
Commons
House of Peers
Lord Althorp
Sita
Lord Althosp
Judas Data
Coulot
Lord Althors
Waagareshapamdar
Finn
Middlesex
Serjeant Spankie
Lord Wynford
Ipse Dixit
Lord Clarendon
Verner
F. Young Rale
Old Bailey
Hardy
J. Graham
Hon
Finsbury
Serjeant
Spankie
Hume
Daniel O'Connell
Atblin
Lord Sandon
James Graham
Jaages
J. Russelll
Ublio
Cheera
Barco Smith
Twich
Nore
Shipping interests and voting bill in House debate
The House discussed changes to protect shipping interests alongside commercial concerns. A government commitment to communicate on the subject within a day or two was promised. The supply report and resolutions were read and agreed to. Mr. Bennetts bill to exclude certain Liverpool freemen from voting was read first and ordered for a second reading on February 26. The remaining orders were disposed of and the house adjourned at one.
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Warwick
R. Fergusson
Borough of
Hume
Trinity House Corporation
Liverpool
Benett
Lord Sandon
Lenge
Chetwynd
Ecclestone
Stokeley
Satop
Ander
Wallace
Vernon Smith
Mr.Smith
Stanley
Post Office
Public Revenue
Wallac
Tetu
R. Peer
Belt
Agusson
Gene Dleman
Lord Sanpon
Be Nett
Queen of Spain Mendizabel case before Court of Chancery
The Attorney General moved to title the order in the Mendizabel case to both causes, Lord Chancellor granted the motion as unopposed. Blakemore v. Glamorganshire Canal Company mentioned for next seal. A MAUR ANSTES trial on death by cab collision near Mile End discussed with verdict pending. Over in Town Hall Sweeny and Bear ordered to apologize to landlord John Brown for turbulent visits.
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Court OF Chancery
Fes
Queen OF Spain
Mendizabel
Spain
Ajesty
House of Lords
E. Sugden
Blakemore
Glamorganshire Canal Company
Pepys
Tays
Shiag Ceed Sweeny
John Bear
Court ruling in timber freight case at Guildhall
In a King’s Bench sitting, Smith and others sued timber merchants for freight on fifty four loads at 168 per load totaling 431.4s and demurrage for twenty days. Plaintiff proved he was employed by the defendants’ Portsmouth agent to load timber from Netley Abbey to City Saw-mills near Regent's Canal. Jury returned verdict for plaintiff with damages 34.
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Court OF King's Bench
Fea
Torm
Guildhall
Smith
Esdaile
Portsmouth
Netley-abbey
Regent’s Canal
Melvin
Court of Common Council Acts at Guildhall
The court fully attended confirmed governors of Royal Hospitals and discussed street improvements between Fetter Lane Holborn and the Old Bailey by arches to ease Rothorn hill. A petition on church removals and Upper Thames Street widening was considered. report deemed indecisive and to be printed. London Bridge Committee presented Lombard Street premises removal report with objections from Sir R Smirke. cost concerns prevented authorization of large disbursement.
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Guildhall
Royal Hosttals
Matthews
Bridewell
Wheelton
Christ's Hospital
Fetter-lane
Holborn
Old Bailey
Canterbury
London
London-bridge
Lombard-street
Mesars
Guildford Labourers' Friend Society forms auxiliary branch
A Guildford Town hall meeting chaired by Lord King debated forming an auxiliary Guildford branch of the Labourers’ Friend Society. An agent outlined aims to aid rural laborers, with Rev C Griffin and others urging careful growth while proposing land reforms and pensions. The branch was declared established as attendees departed.
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Guildford
Wing
Certa
Tate
Ign
Latomers’ Friend Society
Anxillery
Tamera
C. Griffin
Thlora
England
High M*niel
C. Grifin
Lord
King
Murder at Half-way House shocks Waterford city
Patrick Cartain a Broad-street shopkeeper was killed on Saturday night near his Half-way house on passage-road. A pensioner husband of a relative quarreled with the deceased, then followed him and stabbed him in the eye with a flesh fork. The weapon pierced the brain and Cartain died within hours. Gordon has been arrested and awaits the coroner's inquest verdict.
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Hornipie Morper
Patrick Cartain
Farealy
Broad-street
Passage-Road
Pansioner
Gordon
Waterford Chronicle
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Ord Tullamore
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G. Fung
Court OF Exchequer
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Lee
Colburn
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New Monthly
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Hig
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Webebone
LAW Intelligence
Lam H-Street
Enlliam Foster
J. €. Norton
John Ferrell
London Hospital
Ritch
Court OF Common Council
Treeand
Doncarvan
Maurice O’connell, Esq
Tralee
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Clonmel
Ebenezer Jacob
Waterford
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C. C. Gun
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