Norwich General Court Martial Concludes Case
Norwich November 9 John Clayson private of the 7th Hussars is tried for mutiny with others at Norwich Barracks during the September 27 parade. Defence argues standing at ease violated Articles of War and questions witness credibility. Trial ends with verdict pending and prisoners sent to the Tower for confinement.
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John Clayson
Hussars
Keane
Patterson
George Amos
D Troop
Irigoner
Clayson
John Sprooles
Matthew Edwards
Terrable
Thomas Gickman
Penera
Pittman
Nottingham
Norwich
Amos
Almond
7Th
War Office
7Th Hussars
Clerkenwell electors back Wakley for Finsbury seat
A November 19 1832 meeting of Clerkenwell electors at the Northumberland Arms Tavern resolved that Thomas Wakley, Esq. is eminently qualified to represent them in Parliament and that efforts be made to secure his return for the Borough of Finsbury. They urged honest representatives free of expense, thanked Chairman M G Whipple, and announced subscriptions via the tavern bar and Mr George Rogers.
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Porough
Finsbury
Clerkenwell
Northumberland Anns
Green
M. G. Whipple
Thomas Wakley
England
G. Whipple
Northumberland Arms Tavern
Clerkenwell-green
George Rogers
St. Giles’s. Ee
Naval Ships Join Malcolm's Squadron for Downs Campaign
His Majesty's ships Spartiate Revenge Emerald Childers join Vice Admiral Sir P. Malcolm's squadron bound for the Downs. Seaflower and Conway sail from Spithead, with Conway returning after capturing two Dutch armed merchants, Henrietta Glacina and Maria, laden with sugar and coffee. The Dover Deal reports note the French fleet under Villeneuve moving toward Holland, with the Suffren unable to enter the Scheldt due to depth.
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Spartiate
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Revenge
D.H. Mackay
Downs
P. Malcolm
Emerald
Royal George Yacht
Childers
Com
R. Deans
Spithead
His Majesty
Seaflower
J. Morgan
Liverpool
Conway
H. Eden
North Sea
Ostend
Goodwin Sands
Henrietta Glacina
Maria
Batavia
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Deal
France
England
Holland
Donegal
Talavera
Villeneuve
Scheldt
Law Intelligence from the Vice-Chancellor's Court actions
In a November session the court planned to hold sessions after Term and hear motions at Lincoln's Inn. The case against the Mayor and Corporation of Newbury seeks declaration of trusts for Benrick's charity and a full account of misapplied funds. Frauds and misappropriations tied to Kenrick's 4000 and Reading's 7000 bequests are discussed, with trials on goods purchases and alleged conspiracies, culminating in a jury verdict for the defendant.
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Corporation OF Newbury
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Benrick
Edward Sugden
Anderdon
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Ching
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Charles the’ First
Reading
Privy Council
Archbishop of Canterbury
Newsbury
Corporation School
National School
Cowslake
Ex-Parte Freeling and related court actions in the Bank of England era
In Nov 19 sittings judges consider a rule nisi against the Deputy Comptroller of the Post-office over a charged anonymous letter to Freeling. The court also weighs postponing judgment in Rex v Harris due to a defendant's illness and a bail court move to compel the Middlesex House of Correction to receive a debtor-committal, with Lords Justice Littledale granting a rule to show cause.
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Banco
Freeling
Pollack
Post-office
Mr. Freeling
Pollock
Jie
Are Nisi
Rule Nisi
Justice Littledale
Wr. Pollock
Middlesex House of Correction
George Groves
Court of Requests
Tower Hamlets
House of Correction
Middlesex
Newgate
Compter
Giltspur-street
Whitecross-street
Court decisions on bankrupts and partners at Guildhall
Nov 19 court notices: Ridley Gyde upholds admissibility of… declarations as demonstrative of bankrupt's mind in a fraud case. Exchequer rules Hodges denies plaintiff recovery against a partner in Clarence-bridge Co., citing firm accounting rule. Levin v Ellis, lace purchase dispute, Parliament member defendant. Proceedings at Guildhall with Lords Lyndhurst and Vaughan presiding.
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Banco
Ridley
Court OF Exchequer
Goddard
J. Hodges
Clarence-bridge Company
Guildhall
Holt
Hoggins
Lord Lyndhurst
Baron Bayley
Swift v Swift at Arches Court over marriage validity
At Arches Court on November 19 Sir John Nicholl heard Mr. Swift sue for restitution of consual, challenging the validity of his marriage to Miss E. C. Kelly after a private Rome ceremony. The wife contends there was no consummation and the marriage was never properly celebrated. The court allowed the consummation allegation, ruling the husband need not declare insincerity in religious profession or his wife's belief, as such questions would force self-incrimination.
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John Nicholl
Swift
Aphisacaid
Mr. Swift
E. C. Kelly
Florence
Rome
Dr. Lushington
Mrs. Swift
Charge of dog stealing ends in discharge at Thames office
William Farmer was examined on a charge of stealing a greyhound bitch owned by Mr John Bridges. The court found insufficient evidence to convict under the statute and discharged him. Bridges was told to claim the dog if he could prove ownership.
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Thames
John Bridges
Carpenter-street
Grosvenor Square
Bridges
London Dock
England
Mr. Bridges
Trick
Farmer
Last Howes
St. George's
St. George's, and Secured Both, Inspector Fagan
Carfield
Francis
Butler
Chelsea
Wooler
Ballantine
Mr. Ballantine
How to Make Paper Carpets for Rooms
Instructions describe constructing room carpets from linen cotton or similar fabrics, pasting and stretching on the floor, applying jointed paper layers, then decorative central pieces. After drying apply warm glue or size, then boiled oil and varnish. portable, durable, and easy to clean with well-chosen patterns.
Sir Thomas Hesketh as Tory candidate for Lancaster South
The Conservatives push a Tory candidate to represent the southern division of Lancaster in Parliament, with Sir Thomas Hesketh named as the distinguished contender. The Macclesfield turnout note mentions silk-weavers in Bolton facing unemployment, about forty workers punished under statute for eight days' absence, sentenced to one month in the House of Correction. Some appeals and recognizances to appear at sessions are reported.
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Lancaster
Thomas Hesketh
Burton Chronicle
Maccursre
House of Correction
Bolton Chronicle
Westminster electors urged to choose independent liberty advocate
A letter to the editor asks Westminster voters whether they will reelect Sir John Cam Hobhouse quietly or elect a more sincere and determined defender of subject liberty, free from official influence. The writer warns that delay could harm Westminster’s patriot reputation.
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Westminster
John Cam Hobhouse
Cree
W.B
Colonel Leicester Stanhope and Greece era reformer praised
A letter defends Colonel Leicester Stanhope against a Morning Advertiser slander linking him to Creek Toan gains. The author details Stanhope’s disinterested service for Greece, his push for a free press, and sacrifices, citing Byron and Bentham praise. He argues Stanhope embodies liberty and reform, urging support in Tower Hamlets.
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India
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England
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Byron
Hodges
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Tower Hamlets
Conservative Trick At Maidstone
An extract from a Maidstone private letter dated Nov 16 describes the Conservative turmoil after losing a key local paper. It cites expulsions from the Maidstone Constitutional Society and censure of proprietor Mr Cutbush for abandoning Toryism, portraying Tory oppression of voters and a rising Liberal influence.
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Maidstone Constitutional Society
John Brenchley
Wyndham Lewis
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