Postponed second reading of bill discussed in Parliament
Debates on the government plan for agricultural laborers, its postponement, and the chance of a second reading. Sir C Burrell moves to introduce a bill to improve parish laborer employment, with support from Mr Stanley and Mr Goulburn amid broader Poor Law discussions. Seizure of English fishing boats and Channel fisheries regulation also feature, with Palmerston delaying decisive action.
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S. Whalley
Rice
Raf
C. Burrell
William IV
Stanley
Poor Law Commissioners
Warburton
Geulleman
Roebuck
Cobbett
Baronet
Farnham
J. Tyrell
Lord Palmerston
Paris
Barones
J. Graham
Halcomb
Admiralty
London
Harwich
Herries
Sir J. Graham
the Treasury
Sir Graham
Lord Auckland
Auckland
Aysear
Exchequer
Barquet
Goulburn
Ellis
Pells
Treasury
Monit Tai
Ruthven
Tennyson
Greenwich Hospital
Rd J. Russell
Greenwich
Duke of Wellington
Colonel Evans
Middlesex
Lord C. Fitzroy
Witts
Blackstone
O'Gagnety
Ireland
K. Tyxte
England
S. Rice
R. Plumptre
Sittingbourne
Milton
Canterbury
Kent
Evans
St. Margaret and St. John
France
H. Verney
Mr. Sinclair
Scotland
Europe
O'Connell
Louis Philippe
Russia
Holy Alliance
Poland
T. Attwood
Vienna
Lord D Stuart
Buckingham
S Rice
Allusian
Hear
Lord D. Stuart
A. Johnstone
Paisley
Cayley
Yorkshire
Morrison
Davenport
Headley
T. AtTrwoop
Birmingham
J. Romity
Bridport
Agricultural Labourers
Sinclair
Buckinghamshire
J. Sebright
Hertfordshire
Walten
Wantage
Reading
Newbury
Townley
Cambridgeshire
Polish Exiles Cause Sparks Across Parliament Debate
English MPs clash over aiding Polish refugees held by Russia and supported by Poland’s independence treaty. Speakers urge grant to relieve Polish exile champions, citing Britain’s past sympathies and duty to uphold treaties while debating economy and justice.
Baron Denman and knighthood granted in royal announcements
From the Gazette of last night the King directs letters patent making Sir Thomas Denman Baron Deeman of Dove dale Derby. St James's Palace February 26 the King confers knighthood on Charles Christopher Pepys Solicitor General. Commission of Northumberland Militia appoints E W Riddell captain. Declara tions of insolvency and numerous bankruptcies listed with dates and venues across England, including Huddersfield Chester Macclesfield Shrewsbury Birmingham Manchester and York with filing deadlines and law offices.
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Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Thomas Denman
Kat
Court of King’s Bench
Baron Deeman
Dovedale
County of
Derby
St. James's Palace
Charles Christopher Pepys
Mattew Thorpe
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Philip Youngman
Chathall
Richard Atkinson
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Jennet Brailduck
Chestergate
Macclesfeld
Halter
James Paul
Paternoster-row
Foss
Essexstreet
Strand
Christian Frederick Grasemaon
Wells-street
Hackney
Mesara
Cruce and Sons
Billiter Square
Robert Chambers
Chirk Bank
Shropshire
Shirehall
Shrewsbury
Hayward
Oswestry
Westmacott
South-square
Gray’s Ton
London
Charles Dickenson Metcalf
Birmingham
Radenhurst
New Royal Hotel
Messrs
Norton and Chaplin
Gray’s Ino-square
Richards
Thomas Whalley
Stafford
Commissioners’rooms
Manchester
Messra. Willig and Co
Tukenhowse Yard
Lothbury
Wilson
Jobn ‘Twist
Rhuddlan
Flivshire
White Lion Inn
Saint Asaph
Altorasge
Blackstock and
Buice
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Sir
Murrow
Liverpool
Edward Mousley
Haunton
Staffordshire
Cupri
Yoxall
Brittlebank
Ashborne
Derbyshire
Thomas Morris
Draper
Denison
Humphreys
Golden Fisece Inn
Thirsk
Williamson Ad Hill
Verulam
Gray’s Inn
Blanchard and Richardson
York
J. G. C. Chamberlain
Marlborough-road
Chelsea
Court of Bankruptcy
G. Rich
Curzon-street
Mayfair
Bishop
Cheapside
Glover
J. Hind
Bartlett’s Buildings
Holborn
Merchant
J. and
J. Priestley
Counter-street
Southwark
Bop
J.cadogan
Water-street
Carpenter
Duke’s Arms Inn
Marlborough
E. Garnett
Lancaster
Rnn
T. and
J. Mayor
Freakinton
Lancashire
Messrs. Fitkingtons
Preston
T. Thirlwell
North Shields
Partnership Dissolved Across Numerous Trades in London and Beyond
A historical notice lists many firms and individuals across trades from Liverpool to London, Bradford to Leicester, announcing a dissolution of partnerships. Names include J Williams and W Scraton. J Biddle victualler. R Edwards plasterer. J Woods veterinary surgeon. S J Brown chemist. D Heming solicitor. and W Dawes wine merchants among others, with addresses in Church, St George in the East, Oxford Street, Cavendish Square, and more.
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J. Williams
Liverpool
W. Scraton
Church Jane
St. George’s-in-the- East
J. Biddle
London
J. Triges
Mere-street
Hackney
J. Woods
New Bond-street
R. Morris
Birmingham
J. Goodwin
Stafford
G. 43
Pix
Pawebroker
R. Edwards
Liverpost
Plarmter
W. R. Rose
W. Murray
Oxford-Street
J. Lauckland
W. Rhodes
Chapel-line
Bradford
W. Mason
T. Price
Margaret Street
Cavendish-square
T. Tattersall
E. Broadley
J. Wilson
W. Wood
Toxteth Park
W. Curtis
G. Wilson
Lincoln
S. R
E.T. Storr
Little St. James’s-street
Westminster
H. B
E. B. Walmsley
High-street
Southwark
Teadealera
J. Turner
J. Sibley
King-street
Sevendials
T. Teape
A. D. White
George Street
Tower-hill
T. Taylor
Langacre
Walcot
Somersetshire
J. and
B. Shepherd
St. Martin’s-place
Charing-cross
Chemista
S. J. Brown
F.W. Pocock
High Holborn
T. and
W. Hodgkinson
New Bond-streel
Leicester-square
D. Heming and Co
Lincoln’s Fun
D. Heming
H. J. Fodd and Co
Lustgate-hill
H. J. Todd
W. M'Gaffog
J. M‘gowan
Padiham
Lancashire
E. Ao J. Dunkley
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
T. Hays and
S. Wheeler
Merilon’s
Scott's Wharf
Bermondsey
Law Intelligence Court of Chancery discusses bankrupt assignee rights
On March 25 the Court of Chancery heard Smith v De Tastet regarding revival of a claim against a bankrupt's estate. The appeal contests a demurrer ruling that an assignment to the current assignee is needed for the estate to vest. The Lord Chancellor reserved judgment on construction of the Bankrupt Court Act.
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Court OF Chancery
Smith
DE Tastet
Saintff
Rubichon
Firmin de Tastet
Ben Treslove
Mr. Evans
Mr. Roe
Maberly bankruptcy creditors meet for proofs and dividend
A meeting of creditors in the John Maberly estate was held before Commissioner Fonblanque at Bastnewat Street on March 25. Proofs of debts were small, no issues arose, and the declaration of a further dividend was adjourned sine die.
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Court OF Commissioners
Bastnewatl Street
Fonblanque
John Maberly
Pots Stolen From Door Lead to Court Order
In Kingsgate Street Court of Requests March 25 a licensed victualler sought 10s 3d for each of five pots missing from a defendant’s door. The pot-boy testified pots were taken on five occasions. Commissioner ordered payment plus costs 5s 3 1/2d. Defendant appealed but adjudication stood. Other defendants failed to show why they should not pay public-house reckonings despite spirits issues.
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Dubois
Lewis D. M'Cormick
Alway
Lewis
Police courts report on coiners and burglaries in London
In Queen Square J Mackey, a noted coiner, faced charges for possessing base coins with intent to utter them after earlier acquittals. Henry Clarke, tied to the same gang, was committed for trial. In Marylebone Lepard and Smith were linked to a burglary, with Smith discarding the victim’s watch during pursuit. Hatton Garden saw William Jenkinson charged over obscene books and pictures linked to Spread Eagle court education efforts.
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Queen Square
J. Mackey
Westminster
Banister
Division of Police
Stangate-street
Lambeth
Henry Clarke
Marylebone
Lepard
Smith
Hatton-Garden
William Jenkinson
Macarthy
St. Andrew's Holborn
Spread Eagle Court
Gray’s Inc-lane
Farrell
Laing
Duke
Prisoner Sentenced for Disgraceful Prints Exhibit
In the Drury Lane area the case involves fearlessly exhibited prints and books deemed disgraceful. The prisoner received nine months imprisonment while Weed Tibor faced two years.
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Drury-lane
Russell-court
Vinezargare
Ahree
Woolwich Petty Sessions on Murder Suspect Reeve
At Woolwich Petty Sessions Messrs Stace and Smith remanded John Reeve, a London man, for highway robbery and possible murder linked to the late Mr Richardson case. A Brown escapee matched the description from Epsom inquiries, with Home Office officers to assist and further examination planned at Epsom.
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MR. Richardson
Surrey
Kentish
Messrs
Stace and Smith
Woolwich
John Reeve
Aline Lon Bob
Ian
Richard Brown
Shooter‘s Hill
Hendon
Middlesex
Yarmouth
Brown
Reeve
Woollwich
Alan
Home Office
Epsom
Richardson
Wickham-lane
Elthama
Kent
Bery
Richards
Whig Economy Critique of Public Service Reform
A Times essay condemns sweeping economy drives in government for undermining merit, praising balanced reform. It argues pensions, superannuations, and pay should reward talent without fostering excess or patronage, citing American practices as a cautionary model and noting potential legislative moves to adjust pensions while protecting legitimate entitlements. It references Sir James Graham and the House of Commons votes, questioning the impact on clerks, boards, and judiciary. It closes with a note on a stillborn child in a Brunswick area inquiry.
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Frone
Exchequer Court of Scotland
Imei
America
House of Commons
James Graham
Ufe
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