London 1833 notices of ship sailings and auctions
London news item lists the City of Londonderry sailing to Dublin with stops at Plymouth and Falmouth, plus freight rates for small parcels. It advertises Turtle Soup and Punch at a hotel, furniture hall exhibits, and a public auction of Montforts ancient armour and curiosities in Paris.
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Law Intelligence in the Court of Chancery on Lord Ward
The Attorney-General urged immediate attention to the Lord Ward case before today’s proceedings. A dispute over guardianship and maintenance prompts an early date for full discussion. the Lord Chancellor will set a day. Privilege discussions were considered. the Attorney-General offered no opposition but could not consent.
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False Imprisonment case Mappin v Weiss detailed
The article outlines the false imprisonment and malicious prosecution case of Mappin against Mr Weiss, a surgical instrument maker. It notes Mappin’s alleged theft accusations, Weiss’s patent stomach pump, disputed books and discounts, and the magistrate’s decision to commit Mappin for trial before a grand jury, with defense led by Sir James Scarlett.
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Bankruptcy act scene yields 2000 pound verdict
A jury finds for the plaintiffs as assignees of a bankrupt man after testimony about a conversation with his father and Ramsay. The father allegedly urged seizure of all possessions to end his creditors pressures. Defense argues the act was only partial and invalid. Chief Justice summarily reviewed evidence. verdict returned with damages set at 2000 pounds, subject to reference.
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Bail Granted in Wemyss Smack Case at Nov. 28 Chambers
Mr. Reeves, held on two counts of felony tied to the Earl of Wemyss smack, was admitted to bail at Mr Justice Patteson’s chambers. Bail set at 1000 pounds with four sureties of 250 pounds each. Sureties named: A Palmer, T Wise man, J Slegg, R Burgess, all of Norfolk.
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Court cases from Westminster nisi price sittings
Summary of multiple 1837 to 1838 court actions before Mr Baron Gurney detailing a foreign plaintiff suing for work value with unclear information, a nonsuited hotel wardrobe claim, and a slander damages suit arising from a licensed victuallers dinner.
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Seizure of Norton Tax Goods Stirred Somers Town Meeting
A large St Pancras Association gathering at the Beehive Somers Town heard Mr Burford recount a recent seizure by tax collector Mr Chapman. Norton, a Croydon monument letter-cutter, faced distraint despite offering a great coat and cash to delay eviction. The broker and collector took goods and charged costs, marking Norton’s fourth tax seizure since 1815 amid public outcry.
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Abuse in Home Office shopman ties convicts contract bids
A Woolwich letter exposed alleged corruption in the Superintendant of Convicts in the Home Office. It claims he runs a Strand grocer shop and forces officers and suppliers to deal with him, to traders’ detriment at ports. The writer urges reforms, citing favoritism in contracting and public offices. November 25.
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Death of Captain Fenton MP at Spring-grove Huddersfield
The Halifax and Huddersfield Express reports the death of Lewis Fenton MP for Huddersfield at his Spring Grove residence. He died after a fall from his dressing room window, with an inquest planned for this morning. Details remain unclear as investigators begin.
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Trial of Richard Barrett at King’s Bench in Dublin
The trial of Richard Barrett proprietor of the Pilot unfolds at the Court of King’s Bench. Crown prosecutors lay out the libel charge linked to a 8 April publication criticizing the Coercion Bill, while Barrett pleads not guilty and counsel spar over trial delays and legal points.
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