Ministers and the Pension List Debate
The piece criticizes ministers for resisting a parliamentary inquiry into royal pension grants while urging accountability for past abuses. It argues the government acted under misguided aims and warns that without a proper inquiry, confidence in reform efforts will erode, urging disinterested integrity and strong leadership.
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Harvey
House of Commons
Crown
Lont Althorp
Althorp
Lord Althorp
Mr. Stanley
Boch
Tno
Trish Anarchy
Prosperity claim challenged amid sedition trial
The Solicitor General Sir John Campbell boasted of national prosperity during Grant and sedition trials, while opponents in Durham counter that the country faces bitter truth with insolvencies and hardship. Local figures show about fifty debtors seeking relief under the act, doubting the prosperity narrative and labeling dissenters as Radicals.
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Grant
John Campbell
Sir John Campbell
Imperial Parliament Evening Sittings on Coroner Elections
The House of Commons adjourned after an evening sitting with motions by Mr John Maxwell for a return on Scotland band loom workers by parish, including gender and age. Discussions followed on coroners elections reform, with Mr Crepes urging county division of election districts and other MPs debating openness, costs, and open ballots amid broader parliamentary reforms.
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House OF Common
John Maxwell
Scotland
Poulter
Hardy
Orone
Crepes
Corsger
Wihaber
Eady
Phas
Ple Pigetchey
Warburton
Geroner
County of
York
Pardiament
Gues
Hodgson
Battre
Matthem Woorpalpy
Comte Berg
Fenn
Sihiasted
Trelutel
Psu
Ireland
Brougha
Trom
Mt Rray
Cries
Mary Redlen
Bette
Tates i
Ess Peel SI Tds
Law Intelligence Court Summaries From Fixtures and Trials
Report of several cases including an appeal in Chancery where a solicitor was deemed a trustee for an estate, a libel trial against a vestry clerk at Hereford, and a debtors prison case over harsh confinement and alleged abuse. Verdicts: Not Guilty for the clerk, and in Furnival case a verdict for the defendant.
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Court OF Chancery
Fes
Vt. Nuttall
Master of the Rolls
Pepys
Parker
Mr. Wakefield
Mr. Bethell
Court OF King's Bench
Fee
J. Parke
King
Wereford
Smart
Vic
Fullett
James Scarlett
Hereford
Duke of Wellington
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
London
Times
Hebis
Watts
Arecolleet
Hooker
Sunstreet
Agate
Dr. Grey
Mer. Smart
Tames
Worning
Crosa
Mar
Pollock - Ty
Serart
Sybel
Grey
Pollock
Sollett
W. Bromley
Ross
Potluck
Wi. Smart
So White
Ollete Lama
Bromley
Adea
Vic White
Vic Spirt
Tam
Mies Smitht
House of Mir
Mr. Stuart
Mer. Pollock
Wip White
Hobe
Sota Hooker
Mir
Amy
Pollowk
Peta Titel
Seth
Dir
Whiel
Chester
Corey
Gentleman
Gorey O
Lenin
Grey Hobe
Atever
A. B
Grey Hiad
Mr. Smart
Justice J.parke
Court of King’s Bench
St. Botulph
Bishopsgate Street
Vestry
Tunes
Hibel
Jones C. Smithers
St. Alban’s
Alderman Smith
Mr. Jones
Isle
Court OF Common Pleas
Festu
Furnival
Stringer
Heman
Surrey
Gaul
Serjeant
Wilde
Coleridsce
Harrison
Spankie
Blatt
Chessager
William Pyne
Puruival
Cheshire
Lapast
Walter
Wy. Walter
Purnival
Farnival
Serjeant Spankie
Vir
Tie
Comber
Mr. Furnival
France
Ajate
Christopher Bodier
Horsemonger-lane
Mr. Stringer
Survival
Secretary of State
Furtival
Sle
Dee
Sowie
William Gordon
Vincent
Nichols
Paulits
Mir. Murnival
Mir. Purnival
Etstady
Mir Varutval
Pris
Dickson
Hum
Feluo
Lord Melbourne
Furcival
Serjeant Wilde
Paornival
Gary
Jones's Bankruptcy Case Involves Alleged Asset Retention
In the Court of Bankruptcy Pit 19 before Mir Commissioner Williams, JH Jones faced a question of assigning and retaining 777l. of estate assets. If proven fraudulent, he could owe 20 percent on the sum and repay the money detained to the estate.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Pit
Mir
Williams
JH Jones
Bankrupt case insights vow repayment order for 7771
Mr Wood seeks court compelment against the assignee to recover 7771. Mr Bell for Mr Rogers denies improper retention of creditors funds. Commissioner notes case should have sought Court of Review and orders Lovers to pay deficient sum 7771, but finds no proof of fraud by the assignee and declines 20 percent penalty.
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Wood
Bell
Rogers
Lovers
Night-house crackdown and impositions in Bow Street
Police report on St Pauls Covent Garden actions against night houses selling liquor and open late. Smart of the Salon Beauté faces fine talks. other defendants like the Union and Feathers pub face penalties or postponements as vestry vowed to crush such establishments. Sir Andrew Agnew recounts a proven impostor case, with a Scotsman posing as kin seeking charity, leading to a reported discharge after scrutiny.
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Bow-Street
Smart
Mother H.'s
St. Paul's
Covent-garden
Melock
Stanniland
Bouverie-street
Halls
Harris
Union
Bow Street
Charles Morrison
Feathers
Hart-street
W. Smart
Yorkshire Grey
Brydges-street
Costa
Roe
Marlborough-Street
Aaron Wardell
J. Currie
Upper Brook-street
Dobree
Oxford-street
Mace
Queen Square
Andrew Agnew
Bart
Jan Anderson
Agnew
Andrew Agnew Stated That He Resided In Man Chester
Westminster-bridge
Duncan Campbell
Sir Andrew
White
Blackheath
West Indies
Edinburgh
Hhis
Robinson
General Campbell
Messrs. Spottiswoode
Mr. White
Dawson
Marlborough Street
Cneon-Hall
Thomas Taylor
Shoreditch
Pabat
Taylor
Hhildren
Te Cethe
Pune
Sean
Curling
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