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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 20, 1834
Page
11
The house debated reform measures amid corruption evidence in Hertford and Liverpool. Speakers argued over disfranchisement, the scope of the franchise, and safeguards against rent and lease tactics. The bill advanced with amendments and was passed, while petitions against it were discussed and rejected.
Arguments closed on whether the Newbury corporation should account back beyond 1825 for a 4000 legacy. The Lord Chancellor signaled a tough, extended inquiry. Other cases discussed the Sparrow estate codicil interpretation and incumbrances for Lady Mandeville. Witness pleas and informers were dismissed as the court weighed language and intent.
In the Vice-Chancellor's Court Richards seeks specific performance against Wood over a Southwark premises purchase. The judge grants specific performance and costs. A second timber case involving Sutton Park sees exceptions to the Master’s report overruled and the matter sent back for review. The court schedules motions and unopposed petitions before Easter term. The first seal before term is set for April 8.
John Joseph Cohen faced final examination for stealing a frock coat owned by Lord William Lennox and was fully committed for trial. In a separate matter a stylish young man was charged with refusing to pay at the Mitre Hotel, leading to a dispute over a torn coat and a ring theft. Thames police report a tea and sugar theft by two men from victualling stores, and a stabbing case in Lambeth Street ends with a fine or two months’ confinement.
Lord Lyndhurst and Mr Justice Gaselee opened the commission for the county. Forty prisoners listed with twenty eight trials, including four for special juries. A murder case at Rumboldswyke ended with a guilty verdict for manslaughter, a life sentence for two counterfeiting defendants at Brighton, and a Tolpuddle labour oath trial proceeding with evidence about the Death Head Society and its secret rules. The circuit included Dorchester where Trades' Unions defendants faced trial with detailed testimony and documentary evidence.
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