Ireland House Divided Over Judge Smith Inquiry
Debated motion to learn whether Baron Smith of Ireland should face inquiry for late court sittings and political grand jury remarks. Supporters argued judges may reference national affairs. opponents warned against politicizing the bench and undermining judicial independence.
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Redip Niet
Bushe
Mr. Stanley
Ireland
Mr.s
Baron Smith
Armagh
House of Commons
R. Peel
Wineso
Burke
Dublin
Stanley
Baron Laith
Barry Smith
Irepad
Teand
England
Littleton
Kent
Baron
Iiva
Mr. Baron Smith
Pryme
Edmond Burke
R. Inglis
Dublic
Sinclair
J. Scarlett
Tre
Biablin
Justice Chambers
Court of King’s Bench
Hear
Lear
Grand Jury
Hatsell
John Holt
Commons
House of Peers
Lord Althorp
Briu
Plumptre
Leorne
Finn
Middlesex
Serjeant Spankie
Lord Wynford
Bayley
Lord Clarendon
Verner
F. Young
Old Bailey
Hardy
J. Graham
Finsbury
Spankie
Hume
Baronet
Daniel O'Connell
Memper
Lord Sandon
James Graham
J. Russell
House
Norwich
Erskine
Shipping and election bill debate in the House
The government pledged to protect shipping interests during potential changes. A communication to the house was promised within days. The supply report was adopted and a Liverpool voting bill was introduced by Mr Bennett, with readings scheduled for the 26th. The house adjourned at one o'clock.
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Wallace
Vernon Smith
Mr. Smith
Tord Althorp
Smith
Hume
Public Revenue
Commissionera
Stanley
Post Office
Exchequer
Benett
Queen of Spain v Mendizabel and related rulings
LAW INTELLIGENCE. Court lines up unopposed motion granting relief in Queen of Spain v Mendizabel with potential House of Lords appeal noted. Blakemore v Glamorganshire Canal arises anew as parties seek motion handling by next seal. Includes Cambet case heading manslaughter and details of death of John Farrell after a cab incident. Town Hall notes record Edward Sweeny and John Bear ordered to apologize to landlord John Brown for turbulent visits.
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Court OF Chancery
Fes
Queen OF Spain
Mendizabel
King of Spain
House of Lords
E. Sugden
Blakemore
Glamorganshire Canal Company
Cambet
Wiliam Foster
J.C. Norton
John Farrell
London Hospital
Ritch
Town Hall
Edward Sweeny
John Bear
Alderman Ansley
John Brown
Green Man
Kent-road
Court of King's Bench timber freight case verdict
A vessel owner sues timber merchants for freight on fifty four loads at 16s each totaling 431.48 plus twenty days demurrage. Plaintiff testifies he acted for defendants’ Portsmouth agent loading timber from Netley Abbey to a Saw-mills near Regent's Canal. Jury finds damages for plaintiff, amounting to 34 pounds.
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Portsmouth
Netley-abbey
Regent’s Canal
Melvin
Marylebone Hackney Coaches Fined In Street Order Case
George Tomlin and William Abbot two coachmen for John Newell of the Duke of York yard Lissongrove were summoned by the Marylebone vestry before Mezars Hoskins and Shott for violating an order prohibiting hackney coaches from standing in Great Quebec street New road The magistrates ruled that the vestry acted legally and fined each defendant 10 shillings no appeal available
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Marylebone
George Tomlin
William Abbot
John Newell
Duke of York Yard
Lissongrove
Marylebone Vestry
Mezars
Court of Common Council Session at Guildhall
The court fully attended continued appointments of governors for HoyaHospitals Mr Deputy Matthews Mr Wheelton and Mr Hulse. Petitions on Holborn incline viaduct between Fetter Lane and Old Bailey and on removal or widening Upper Thames Street debated. committee report printed. London Bridge Committee rejected taking down Lombard Street premises due to cost 26000 pounds. court agreed with report after debate.
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Guildhall
Hoya Hospate
Deputy Matthews
Bridewell
Emblem
Wheelton
Christ's Hospital
Hulse
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Fras
Wishaw
Fetter-lane
Holborn
Old Bailey
Holborn-hill
Skinner Street
Farringdon Street
St. Mary and Somerset
Upper Thames-street
Canterbury
London
London Bridge
Lombard-street
Guildford Labourers' Friend Society meeting forms local branch
A Guildford Town hall meeting chaired by Lord King founded an auxiliary Guildford branch of the Labourers’ Friend Society. Speaker Mr Wilkinson outlined aims to aid rural laborers and an amendment proposed broad land and pension measures, but the assembly ultimately agreed to establish the branch and dispersed.
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Guildford
Lord King
Wilkinson
England
Hugh M‘niel
C. Griffin
Murder near Half-way House shocks Waterford city
An elderly man Patrick Curtain, once a Broad-street shopkeeper, was stabbed in the eye with a flesh fork by his son-in-law Gordon after a family dispute. Curtain died within hours. Gordon is in County Gaol awaiting coroner's inquest. Reports from Waterford note Doncarvan election activity and disturbances. Other items include arrests for a servant's murder and fundraising for a Glasgow House of Refuge.
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Patrick Curtain
Broad-street
Passage-road
Gordon
Waterford Chronicle
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Baring
University of Dublin
Shaw
Imost
Jim
Enquoiry
William Smith
Young
Cavan
Barron
Reform
O'Connell
O’connell
Treland
Old Tullamore
Fletcher
Warwick
R. Fergusson
Feneral
Trinity House Corporation
Borough OF
Liverpool
Lord Landon
Chetwynd
Ecclestone
Stokeley
Salop
Committee of Supply
G. F. Young
P. Thomson
Patmore
Court Journal
Plaintff
Hertford County
Colburn
Bulwer
New Monthly
Follett
W. Scott
Charles Ollier
Court Jurnal
Hurst
Witness
Lee
Lord Lyndhurst
LAW Intelligence
Police
Court OF Common Council
Doncarvan
Maurice O’connell
Tralee
Dominick Ronayne
Clonmel
Ebenezer Jacob
Waterford
Dungarvan
Doncanvan
Crossley
Cork Herald
Mr. Rice
Cloghen
C. C. Gun
Moylan
Glasgow
Georges
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