Reform Association To The People Of The United Kingdom
Long London style notice outlines formation of Tory Associations to defend reform and secure universal registration under Reform Acts. Names include T W Coke as chairman and a list of MPs, bankers, and committee members. Calls for moderate contributions and united action to protect constitutional power and prevent Tory influence.
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Great Britain
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Law Intelligence May 2 injunction over The Coquette
Mr Turner moved for a special injunction on behalf of Mrs Norton to stop the defendant from publishing The Coquette and related tales and sketches in the Court Magazine or in any other form except sale of the periodical. Norton, editor of the Court Magazine, had rights to her contributions and a separate form for publication. The Morning Chronicle advertised republication. the Vice Chancellor noted monthly publication. The bill, filed this morning, saw no ex parte injunction but a special injunction granted.
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Master of the Rolls hears Bainbridge v Blair petition
His Honour the Master of the Rolls sat during the day to hear a petition for the appointment of a receiver in the case Bainbridge v Blair. Facts of the matter had appeared recently.
Court debates French vs English law on exchange case
The court spent the day hearing Serjeant Taddy against a rule Nisi for a new trial over a bill of exchange. The action is in France where the Bank de Commerce operated, raising a question of limitation and whether English law aligns with French law. Serjeant Spankie argued for strict adherence to French law, a point long debated with little public interest.
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Serjeant Spankie
Court grants habeas rule in Ipswich election case
In Ipswich election proceedings Mr Hill urged a writ of habeas corpus to bring John Pilgrim before the Ipswich Election Committee. The court hesitated, noting limits on removing a prisoner from custody, but granted a rule to show cause with service on the Attorney General and others, leaving the final decision uncertain.
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Alchester
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The Thetis Treasure Civil Salvage Case
Admiralty Court considers five percent share due to Greenwich Hospital from civil salvage profits in the Thetis treasure case. The judge signals a need for further consideration after hearing arguments by King's Advocate and Salvor’s counsel, with the Treasury involved and the matter tied to prior statutes and derelict property exceptions.
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Surrey Sessions Man Sentenced For Seven Years Transportation
William Merritt dressed as a mechanic defrauded four dozen tradesmen by posing as a workman, claiming needed tools to finish jobs. He directed the helper away, then escaped with the tool basket, repeating the ruse with other tradesmen. He received seven years’ transportation after multiple indictments.
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Trinity College Address to the Lord Lieutenant
The Provost Fellows and Graduates of Trinity College present an address to the Lord Lieutenant. His Excellency responds with a warm, affectionate speech praising reform, loyalty to the Sovereign, and a commitment to extending education and religion while urging unity in Ireland amid political divisions. He recalls ancestors and emphasizes impartial justice and national progress.
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Devonport and Stone House Meeting Supports Lord John Russell
Residents of Devonport and Stone House held a Monday meeting approving the present ministry by a large majority. Mrs Elizabeth Cook widow of the circumnavigator left 1000 three per cents to Great St Andrew Cambridge to fund maintenance of her husband’s monument and pay a parish minister 21 a year, with the remainder evenly split each St Thomas day among five aged women in the parish not on parochial relief.
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Elizabeth Cook
Great St. Andrew's
Cambridge
St. Thomas’s Day
Lower Canada differences to be settled by royal commissioner
Despatch from Downing Street dated February 11, 1835 explains that Britain will appoint a Royal Commissioner to Lower Canada to resolve decades of conflict between the House of Assembly and the executive, aiming to implement liberal and just governance while avoiding new principles. The note traces past inquiries, reports from 1828 and 1834, and delays. it frames the crisis as requiring decisive action and acknowledges the Assembly’s deep frustrations and alienation from the government.
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Late British dispatch and elopement fallout in 1835 letters
A long dispatch from Aberdeen to Lord Aylmer discusses Canada policy and royal aims for impartial government, urging reconciling grievances and maintaining constitutional fidelity. It notes a January legislature meeting and hints at a forthcoming commissioner arrival to minimize disruption to Parliament. A second section presents Sir Colquhoun Grant's letter to Lord Seymour detailing personal grief over his daughter's elopement, asserting that the husband bears some responsibility and demanding satisfaction for alleged misconduct.
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Cap tain Rose Statement and Lord Seymour Meeting
An 1835 report describes Captain Rose's statement and negotiations with Lord Seymour over Lady Seymour's involvement in a past transaction. Sir Colquhoun is pressed to see Sir C Grant and Miss Grant elopement details, with Bentinck and others seeking clarity before subsequent actions. The account ends noting an inquest and local incidents.
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