Waldegrave Seat Claim Tested by Lords Privileges Panel
The House of Lords Committee of Privileges examines whether George Edward Waldegrave, son of the late Earl of Waldegrave, may sit in this house as Earl Waldegrave. The proceedings cover the Paris marriage on 3 October Eb15 by a military chaplain within British lines and the statute 4 George IV, c. 91, debating its validity and the necessity of civil authority for such marriages. The Attorney General supports invalidating the claim, while the court delays final ruling until further consideration.
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Duke of Wellington
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Tory
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Clark
Tiul
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Lolo
Louis NV Lel
Louis Vitl
Casbereagh
Congress of Sovereigns
Aiis
George Murray
Marrid
Varia
Girosven-a-place
London
Lushington
Mr. Austin
France
England
Pew
Wather
Hanpstan
Lord Lyndhurst
Brouglam
Vigeon
Lyndhurst
Notice of uncontested awards and property sale
Notice announces two hundred seven uncontested claims from Mauritius to be taken to confirmation next Wednesday with certificates available August 7. Also a peremptory sale under a High Court Chancery decree at Reeves’s Hotel Weston-super-Mare for a copyhold estate in Somerset and an assurance policy with Law Life Assurance Society. Public details list estate size, location, and property descriptions, plus agent contact points for printed particulars.
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Beaven
Othees
Henry Hill
High Court of Chancery
Tutton
Willian Wingfield
Esquire
Asid
Reevves
Weston Super Mare
Sumeret
Monxvay
Hleadon
Somerset
Axbridge
Bridgewater
Wells
Bristol
Dean and Chapter of
Winchester
Meadow
Law Life Assurance Society
Fleet-Street
Lendon
Southaapton Buildings
Chancery Lane
Lond
Pain
Queen Square
Bloomsbury
London
Mater
Brookabank and
Farn
Gray's Bonaquare
Court of Lesson and Farish Town Clerk Case Overview
Lord Brougham reviews submerged Trustees power and vacancy revival in England while Scottish appeal contends Farish the Annan town clerk deserves life tenure. The Court affirms the lower decree, allowing removal only for misbehavior, and maintains costs against the appellants.
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Newsos Ce. Farish
Lord Brougham
Court of Legain
Scotland
Farish
Annan
Parish
Court
Lord Eldon
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT HEARS TRUST CHALLENGE
In a Warner AbeLAID case, Cooper and Parker appeared for plaintiffs claiming rights under a voluntary deed. The deed, assigning all personal property to a trustee, was delivered to the trustee but no property was transferred into possession. Executors argued trustee’s legal title was incomplete and plaintiffs could not prevail. His Honour expressed this view and discussed the bill.
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Warner Abelaid
Cooper
Kenyoo Parker
Tis
Jacob
Me. Walther
Plantiffa
Beimiyg Vulanteere
Lord Lyndhurst
Home Department
Lord Brougham
Lord Denman
Manly Improvemeota
Cuanceltor
LyxpHuast
Earl of Roden
Prerogative Court Hearing On Will Of Jobo Boys
The Prerogative Court resumed the case of Moncas versus Boys over the will of the late Jobo Boys who died aged 72. Dr Nicholl argued the testator’s insanity invalidating the will, while Dr Lushington and others contended the conduct showed no insanity. The learned judge said a judgment would not be ready until after a long vacation.
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Moncas c. Boys
Jobo Boys
Nicholl
Burglaries and court actions flood Norfolk docket faces
Assize intelligence reports a two year old William Parr convicted of burglary in Ashwell for breaking into William Bacon's dwelling and stealing a parchment deed and copper money. In Norfolk, Berkeriver and Berkberry cases feature a pew dispute in North Munds church and a public-spirited trespass suit over servant rights at Chalfont St Peter with lengthy trial narrative.
Crown Court. Before Wr. Justice Vaughan.
Hionway Ropatry and Robert Johnson were capably indicted for the above offence, proceeding in the Crown Court before Justice Vaughan.
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Crown Court
Vaughan
Hionway
Ueary Hoare
Robert Johnson
Larceny trial over forged banknotes and missing property
A banker theft case ends with bail denial and committal to the Central Criminal Court after John Faith is found to have appropriated funds tied to Robarts and Co. A separate case concerns Greenhill, who issued counterfeit half crowns to a pub landlord and was remanded for trial.
Embezzlement Trial of Mesars. Bradbury's Warehouse Clerk
John Shirtedge, town agent for Mesars Bradbury and Son, faced Alderman Glaingon on charges of defrauding his employers of over 1000. Evidence showed receipts in his handwriting for goods ordered January to March and not accounted for, with testimonies from Mr. Bradbury, Mr. Dodd jeweller, and surgeon Mr. Lightfoot. The prisoner confessed to misusing firm funds. remand requested for further cases. The session covered imperial parliament business on prisons, education, and crime bills.
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Wontner
Ladgrove
Alderman Gainson
Saigreee
Bradbury
Alderman Laingon
John Shirtedge
Mesars
Bradbury and Son
Sheffield
Alderman Glaingon
Sagarove
Ea Sadgrova
Dodd
No. 25
Leadenhall-street
Messrs. Bradbury's
Bouverir Street
Lightfoot
Lower Eaton-street
Sheffield Plate
Bouverie-street
London and
Alderman Laiogan
Chatterton
Keewn
Vontner
Sadgrove
House of Commons Moves Against Lords Amendments
The House of Commons debated Lords amendments to several bills including the Bristol Cemetery and Bulton and Preston Railway measures. Lord Russell and Mr Gladstone opposed a clause exempting certain house officers from clerical oversight, while discussions over the Ecclesiastical Appointments Suspension Bill continued with motions to disagree to a Lords clause.
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Killaloe
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Cambridge
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House of Lords
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Oxford
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