Penalty hits multiple Greenwich booths at fair
At the Greenwich Greyhound magistrates, Samuel Algar and others faced informations for selling excisable liquors during a fair. Algar and others were fined up to 30 pounds plus costs for second offences, with proceedings also touching local trade keepers and a separate assault case at Guildhall.
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Samuel Algar
Crown and Anchor Booth
Greenwich
Air
Colonel Forman
Greyhound
Digby
Bishop Sharp
Woolwich
Wynn
Blackheath
John Harris
Stowell
Consistory Court Battle Over Parish Church Rate
In the Consistory Court at May 29, the case of Tann and Clitieroe J Owen debates whether church rates may fund the rector’s salary. The over seers of St Matthew Bethnal Green contend for an appropriation from garden pennies and Easter dues, amid poverty and long-standing practice. The King’s Advocate presents the vestry’s position, with arguments on legal power, historic schemes, and the impracticality of collecting garden pennies from thousands of poor parishioners. The judge reserved judgment after hearing from Dr Dodson and Dr Lushington on ancient rights and statutory authority.
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Consistory Court
Tann and Clitieroe J. Owen
St. Matthew
Bethnal-green
Owen
Stoney
Bethnalgreen
Lushington
King's Advocate
King’s Advocate
Dodson
Malicious Prosecution Trial and Insolvent Debtor Hearings
In the Sheriffs Court on May 29, attorney plaintiff sues surgical instrument maker for damages from a prior malicious prosecution. Verdict for a sum agreed. Insolvent Debtors Court cases follow with John Byers and Samuel Mc Doughall hearings on vexatious defense, balance sheets, and possible discharge under the Act.
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Sheriffs’ Court
Lane J. Arnold
Smithfield
J. Fitzroy Kelly
Clarkson
Kelly
Mark
Lane
Steynolds
Harris
John Byers
Turner
Wilson
New Bond Street
Witnegs
Tan
Samuel M‘doughall
Adelphi
Cooke
Henry Butcher
Nichols
Mitchell
No. 4
Northumberland Street
Strand
Keene
Jones
Butcher
Duke of York
Reynolds
Commissioner Harris
Afts
Westminster Hall
Extraordinary Prosecution Over a Tottenham Forfeiture Case
In a Tottenham case, TV Foster long head borough collector was indicted for stealing a cart a truck a bed and household goods once belonging to two men named Tuck and Bilton tied to sheep stealing and later transported. Evidence showed Foster took possession before conviction and used the items as his own. witnesses included Mary Bilton George Cheshire Mrs Cheshire and others detailing seizures and sales of pieces of the property.
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Earl of Belfast
Burrell
Robert Westley Hall Dare
R. W. Hall Dare
Dulley
Putney
Digby
Marylebone
Antonio Rabelli
Jerome Buonaparte
Prince de Canino
Brompton-square
Thomas Key
Fortune of War
East- Street
Jerome Bonaparte
Roppeny
Benjamin Pierton
Thomas Thorwood
Charles-street
Middlesex Hospital
M. Bailey
James Hicks
T. Talbot
Thomas Gregory
George Canfield
Stratford
Essex
William Bird
Daniel Jeffries
Gibson
Bailey
Gregory
Talbot
Jeffries
Hicks
Mr. Hardwick
Bird
Mr. Gibson
Taylor
Ilford House of Correction
Carmen
Michael Sullivan
Mr. Hill
Whitechapel
Alderman Thorp
Gallopou
Tee Gallopoly
Hamas-Street
Forsely Down
Tooley-street
Fas
Witness
Kensey
i'Thames-street
Thorp
Brixton
Gallopon
John Cars Cressy
Emanuel“s'orner
Cheshire
Tuck
Beat
Old Bailey
Clarkson
Rotch
M.P
Foster
Tottenham
W. Tuck
G. Cheshire
Charles Phillips
Bilton
Mary Bilton
Newgate
Richard Hodges
Hefei
Sawyer
Walker
Penny Publications and Australian Market Listings 1833
A letter to the editor discusses publishing daily votes of Lords and Commons, urging public access to bill texts and laws. It includes a May 28 note and then details New South Wales market prices from Sydney, December 9, 1833, for staples like ale, beer, flour, grains, and wool, with varied per unit costs.
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True Sun
House of Lords and Commons
Burdett
Sam, Sir
New South Wales
Sydney
Perth
New Zealand
Sydney Erald
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