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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 14, 1834
Page
7
The Irish debate centers on Baron Smith, accusations of late sittings and political grand jury remarks. Supporters urge investigation to protect justice in Ireland, while opponents warn of undermining judicial independence and potential constitutional harm.
In the house, assurances were given that shipping interests would be protected as much as other commercial sectors. A communication to the house was expected within one or two days. The supply report was raised, resolutions read and agreed. Mr. Bennett introduced a bill to exclude certain Liverpools freemen from voting, with further readings set for February 26. The session adjourned at one o'clock.
In Fra 13 Queen of Spain v Mendizabel the Attorney-General moved to have the December 1 order in the first cause entitle both cases. The motion was granted as unopposed, without opinion on points. Blakemore v. Glamorganshire Canal Company returns to court as parties seek to proceed, with the Lord Chancellor lamenting the case’s reappearance.
In a Fes session before the Lord Chief Justice and juries, Smith Esdaile and another sued timber merchants for freight on fifty four loads at 16s each totaling 43 4s, plus demurrage for twenty days. The plaintiff, shown as vessel owner, was allegedly employed by the defendants' Portsmouth agent to load timber from Netley Abbey to City Saw-mills near Regent's Canal. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 34.
George Tomlin and William Abbot two coachmen employed by John Newell of the Duke of York yard Lissongrove were summoned before the Marylebone vestry at its office for violating an order prohibiting hackney coaches from standing in Great Quebec Street New Road. Mr Hoskins ruled the vestry had pursued a legal course and fined each defendant 10 shillings. There is no appeal.
In a Lond on court William Foster a cab driver was charged with manslaughter for fatally striking John Farrell 58. The bet dispute led to driving on the wrong side at Mile End turnpike gate, Farrell sustained rib fractures and died at London Hospital. Inquest adjourned as witnesses missing. Foster remanded awaiting inquest results. Also John Beadesterday and Edica and Jo r charged with turbulent visits at the Green Man Old Kent Road ordered to apologize and pay expenses.
The Court confirmed governors for Royal Hospitals: Deputy Matthews of Bridewell and Athlon, Wheelton of Christ's Hospital, and Hulse of St Thomas's Hospital. Petitions on Holborn viaduct, widening Upper Thames Street, and removal of some city churches were discussed. The Logden-bridge report opposed spending 26,000 on Lombard Street site. Court agreed with the report.
A Guildford town hall gathering on the 8th fostered the formation of an auxiliary branch of the Labourers' Friend Society. Speakers urged reform of poor relief, land distribution, and pensions, with plans for land allotments and mutual aid tied to parliamentary action. The Rev C Griffin and Rev H M'Niel clashed over method, but initial support persisted.
An elderly Patrick Curtain formerly of Broad Street was murdered Saturday near his hat pees at a Half-way house on Sugar Road. A son-in-law of the deceased, angered by a family dispute, followed Curtain and attacked him with a large iron fork, stabbing him in the eye and brain. The coroner's inquest was held yesterday as authorities await jury findings.
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