O'Dwyer Attacks Carlow Election Corruption
At Drogheda Mr O Dwyer denounces Carlow county election conduct. He cites armed forces, landlord intimidation, and tenants forced to take oaths, praising Mr Vigors while pledging to expose corrupt acts and protect voters. He recalls a tenant oath scene and vows to reveal truths in Parliament.
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Writ sought to quash Cambridge highway order upheld by justices
In a Cambridge case the Attorney-General moved for a writ of certiorari to overturn a decision of the sessions. A university graduate, owner and surveyor, had closed a public road to form a private access after buying the adjacent land and securing an order from petty sessions. The case raised questions of compliance with the highway act and views versus evidence, while the public challenged the decision. The judge noted the anomaly and suggested a rule, as the defendant faced financial constraints and potential release steps were discussed.
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Trevannion Consistory Court Admits Libel In Adultery Case
In a Consistory Court case, Mr Jobosharem Desvennion seeks separation from Mrs Charlotte Trevannion on adultery grounds. The citation error initially halted proceedings, but the court admitted the libel and ordered it to proof while cautioning on procedural mistakes and the need for proper service. The King’s Advocate and Dr Addams opposed parts. Dr Phillimore and Dr Nichol supported the husband’s libel, emphasizing admissibility and fair defense.
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Burglary on Cornhill Sparks City Inquiry and Reward
A London burglary at No 77 Cornhill left the building burned to ashes with desks and cupboards broken open. About 600 pounds in bills of exchange and securities were stolen, while small bank deposits vanished. The Lord Mayor ordered inquiries and offered 50 pounds for the thieves' apprehension and restoration of property. In a separate matter, shoemaker Thomas Secker faced a cabman over fare after five men entered the cab, drank in a public house, and mocked the driver. the Lord Mayor ordered payment of the fare and costs.
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