Prolonged Select Committee Report on Schwick Borough Election
A condensed report covers two phases of the forced inquiry into the Schwick borough election. It details bribery by Orange party agents, paying electors through Trepess and Dingley, with many witnesses, bank accounts, and alleged fictitious votes linked to Lord Warwick. The committee cites extensive treating, rioting, and manipulation by Greville’s and Warwick’s circles, and notes forthcoming remedial measures and a Plymouth bank dividend.
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George Cattell G
Henry Iobreenway
Mr. Bolton King
William Collins
John Enoch
Charles Greville
K.C.B
Lord Warwick
B. King
Messrs. Colling
Enoch
Harrison
Serjeant Heath
Heath
Haynes Keathitote
Warwick
Lowdham and Parke
Sir. Greville
James Tibbitts
C. Greville
Henry Smyth
William Oram
Joseph Ward
William Henry Betts
Henry Thomas Cook
William Trepess
Ian
Samuel Dingley
George Buckley
William Ayres
Wilmshurst
Luard
Treviz
James M‘dermott
Darby M‘cue
John Donough
Michael Connell
Trepess
Regia
Black Horse
Repens
Dingley
Ley
Sir C. Graville
Orange
Sir C. Greville
M‘donough
Orange Party
William Trepeas
Joseph Trepesa
William Gibbins
St. Mary
George Allen
Oram
Promisin
George Harrison
Joseph Newey
Tomes
King
William Dowter
John West
Buckiey
William Manoell
Meads Court
Tibbitts
William Taylor
Thomas Fell
Cook
John Parsons
Betts
John Evetts
Thomas Southey
William Hurley
Oran
John Woolley
C Greville
Orange Or
Allen
Dinghey
Spenis
Kelynge Greenway
Mesare, Greenway and Greaves
Earl of Warwick
Menkee
Alexander Brownsend
Burr
Brown
Mesara Tibbitts
Sob
Greenway Wits
Micars, Tibbits and Son
Sir.c. Greville
Gehitend
Hun Pow
Jasses Tibbits
James Bbitts
Castle
Henry
Thomas Cook
Yase
William J
Willian
William Itd
James Loveday
General Maines
Minton
Deta Mn
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Au Berond
Pabe
Sir Bronalderguson
House of ‘Common
Seme
Leamington
Parkes
Georey ii
Lo Warwick
Sir Charles Greville
Greville
Lord Willoughby de Broke
Coventry
Bedworth
Nuneaton
Orange Committee
Henry Cook
Pink and Blues
Kenilworth
Freeman
Chiehy
Corporation
Brows
Collins
Thomas Holbrook
Holbrook
St. Mary and
St. Nicholas
Malpas
Bourne
Warwick Arms Hotel
Mr. Brown
Sir ©. Greville
Is Lordship
Wallace
Castle Park Domain
Thomas Collins
Bristol
Haynes
Amendments Move in Debate Over Apprenticeship Bill in Commons
The House debates a right hon. secretary for the colonies amendment to the apprenticeship clause governing slave emancipation in the Mauritius and the Caribbean. Mr Stanley argues the new clause preserves legality while limiting the onus of proof, while opponents warn it shifts terms and breaches prior understandings with West Indian planters. Ministers urge shortening twelve years to five or six, with compensation funded from 20 million. The discussion covers adherence to agreements, potential production impact, and the pace of emancipation.
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Dr. Lushington
Colonies
Stanley
Mauritius
Friend
Mr. S
F. Buxton
Reatiemaan
Halcome
Ben
Mr. H
Dover
Halcomb
Ir. Stanley
Mr. Halcomb
Mr. Stanley
House of Commons
Rd Howick
Lord Howick
East Indies
South America
West India
Jamaica
London
Lord Althorp
Lord Landon
Marryatt
Rii
Mr. Marryatt
Francis Burdett
Gladstone
Hankey
Briscoe
O’connell
England
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Dublin
Lord Sandon
Mr. Buxton
West India Proprietors
Lord Sanden
Landon
Poulter
George Stephens
Exeter
Cr. Warre
Ewing
Sheil
O'Connelle
Hardy Rose
M. W. Ridley
Hatcous
Lord Mayor Declares Emancipation Vote Margin
The Lord Mayor, at 3:30, announced the numbers and declared the Emancipation vote results, with Members including Mr. Merehurst, Mr. Hill, and Mr. G. S. Barry of Cork in the majority.
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G.S. Barry
Cork
Banknote theft and a suspected pair in a Gerrard Street case
A man and woman were charged before Mr Halls for handling stolen Bank of England notes. The investigation traced notes in a parcel sent to Denison, and linked by witnesses to the female suspect passing notes at several shops. The male suspect claimed innocence, but both were committed to Newgate for trial.
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Bow-Street
Yeaterday
Lewis Keene
Martha His
Halls
Bank of England
Mrr. Peacock
Post Office
Gerrard-street
Ever -Street
King-House of
Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co
A.M. Denison
Portman-square
Twopenny Post-office
Cornhill
Allen
Holborn-bars
Venables and Co
Ian Lamb
Broad Street
Bloomsbury
Ford-Square
Hansard
Lane
Greek Street
Soho
Martin
John-street
Tottenham Court Road
Jamieson
Munday
Ledbitter
Mise Denison
Newgate
Marlborough-Street
H. M. Dyer
Meux
Oswald
Mr. Dyer
Schofield
Queen Square
Blackfriars’road
Messrs
White
Greenwell
Darling
Withers
Rio
Mrs. White
Mary Darling
Mr. White
Thomas Dance
Fagg
Exeter
London
Byers
Hatton Garden
Mason
Clerkenwell-green
Apeak Bat
Pegtraics
Sr.’s
Laing
Hampton Court Palace Readers Question Park Rules
A reader asks about rules at Hampton Court Palace and Park. They seek guidance on orderly behavior, bans on bringing items like cold fowls and wine, the authority of residents of the palace and their rights, and whether officials may seize private property in the park with or without justification. The letter questions punishment for such actions and the power dynamics in the park.
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Cholera Strikes Inmate At Millbank Penitentiary
An inquest at Millbank Penitentiary led to the coroner’s report of a deadly cholera case. The deceased, a Newcastle transport prisoner, had been convicted of theft and sentenced to transportation, later commuted to imprisonment. Surgeon James Wade testified the woman showed cholera symptoms and died after brief treatment.
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Higgs
Benjami
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Odsworth
James Wade
Bi Mary
Shipping Intelligence and Verses From The Times Era
Shipping notices from Leith to St Petersburgh. arrivals from Barbados Liverpool and Picton with Barque Trafalgar and ships from Tobago. Police case notes reveal Edwards and a juvenile in battle. resignation of a bank clause discussed. editorials urge paid service and warning about gratuitous labor. Under Secretary addresses police reward and murder inquiry.
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Blackellar
Ocean
Quebec
Catherine
Liverpool
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Robine
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Prince Repeat
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Uritiua
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Gallway
Trafalgar
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Tobago
Beexter
Tropherees
St. John's
New Brunswick
Shicken
Vier Pa Mpert
John Igee
Cleer
Gazette
Lazour
Sedgwick
Baker
Fridammelice
Melbou
Ballastine
the Thames
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