Critique of Reform and Policy by Charles Babbage
Charles Babbage outlines Reform aims and policies on taxes, church funding, slavery, law, India, corn laws, and parliamentary reform. He urges economy, education, and public discussion, supports triennial parliaments, and favors the ballot to curb undue influence. He pledges to weigh new facts and uphold principled governance.
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Borough OF
Fins
Kle
House of Commons
Hue
India
East India
Chen
Charles Babbagek
Holborn-hill
Babbage
Holbornhill
Fourth Eslation of SHESPEAKING FRENCH GRAM MAR
Publication notice for J. Douville French grammar in sixty lessons designed for self instruction. Includes mention of new works from Longman and a list of other titles with formats and prices.
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J. ¥. Douville
A.M
Straud
London
Paris
M. Donville
Court notices and indictments in chancery and king's bench cases
Court of Chancery dissolves an injunction over a pirated entomology guide. King’s Bench hears a will dispute with alleged attestation fraud and a conspiracy case, plus a Coventry election fraud inquiry detailing forged claims and forged signatures by several agents. Adjournment to next motion day.
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Court OF Chancery
Westminster
Stephens
Bacon
Rennie
Edward Sugden
Mr. Girdlestone
Pepys
Nancy Watson
Stephenson
Bell
Dr. Turnbull
Hodgson
William Young
Ann Young
Turnbull
Guildhall
Thomas Bent Tlodgsou
John Williams
Mr. Kelly
Robert Cooper
Day
John and
Elizabeth Pratt
John
Mary Wright
Robert Steele
Cotterill
Charles
Henderson
Hull
Mr. Henderson
Fuod
Mr. Hodgson
Pollock
Justice J. Parke
Campbell
William Wilmst
Charles Woodcock
Hedger
Johnson
Coventry
Fyler
Tipperary
Pauighes
Mr. Woodcock
Mr. Vale
Wilmot’s
Wilmot
Horsfall
Globe
Harris
Marion
Campbell—Hedger
Woodcock
Samuel Carter
Birmingham
Vale
Beeuw
Lord Muncaster
Welch
Lord Lyndhurst
Alves
King’s Bench
Messrs. Braithwaite
Jones
Braithwaite
Bramuah
Simpson
Marshal liable in king's bench escape case
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT heard Mr. Knight and Mr. Lovatt move to compel the Marshal of the King's Bench prison to pay 1200 into court after a prisoner escaped while in custody. The court signaled liability and granted a month's delay to the marshal's sureties to arrange payment.
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Dews
Beresford
Knight
Lovatt
King’s Bench Prison
King’s Bench
Dir. Lovatt
Kindersley
Court of Exchequer Rules on Writ Return Discharge
In a Middlesex case the court discharged a writ return against a Bavarian Ambassador servant claim, finding no privilege due without concrete acts of service. Separate Exchequer proceedings involved a fraud dispute over a 1000 liability and plate collateral, while Prerogative Court actions examined the validity of late Mr Theakston’s will instructions tied to Rev. Mr Pochin amid rival testimony and credibility questions.
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Court OF Exchequer
Fisher
J. DE Begres
Middlesex
Holt
Follett
France
Lord Palmerston
Baron Gurney
Baron Bayley
Baron Vaughan
Exchequer Chamber
Lord Muncaster U. Braithwaite
Jones
Alves
Welch
Messrs
Braithwaite
Lord Muncaster
Bramah
Temple
Simpkinson
Messrs. Braithwaite
Beauheraee
Stuart
Chandlese
Theakston
Dr. Addams
Pochin
Duke of Hamilton
Newmarket
William Pochin
Great Cornet
Charles Marson
Lushington
Hoggard
Marson
Mr.Pochia
Pachin
Gentleman
Nichol
Haggard
Westminster electors urged to replace Burdett and Hobhouse
A 19th century open letter criticizes Francis Burdett and John Cam Hobhouse, arguing Westminster voters should discard them for vacillating, pledges, and perceived subservience to ministry. It accuses Burdett of effort to dictate electors and criticizes Hobhouse for supporting Taxes on Knowledge and alleged military cruelties.
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Francis Burdett
Westminster
Ian
Times
Joseph Hume
Francia Burdett
John Am Hobhouse
de Lacey Evans
Hobhouse
Horne Tooke
Duke of Newcastle
John Cambobhouse
Giber Canning
John Cam Hobhouse
John Hobhouse
Jancis Bartlett
Canning
Wellington
Grey
March of Freedom
Somerville
Picton
Luisa Calderon
Trinidad
Cochrane
Manchester
Dundas
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