Court weighs notices and voter lists in City reform cases
The court revises the Carpenters' Company obstructions and service of post notices, restores two names, debates post delivery validity, and considers parish voters lists while adjourning to tomorrow. Middlesex and Lincoln's Inn sessions note disputed votes, alien eligibility, and objections, with Cook's bribery case delaying judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Cemetery Assurance and General Burial Company
J. E. Nixon
Lincoln‘s Inn-fields
Mylne
Joseph Allen
Carpenters’ Company
Rowcroft
Mylee
Craig
Myine
George Cook
London-street
Greenwich
Rowecroft
London
Court of Law
Myloe
Trott
Rowcruft
Italy
Trinity the Less
K. Craig
William Besto
Wood Street
Simes
W. Clark
Goddard
Masry
Testiyn
Paleo Ee
Tamlyn An Coner
White Conduit-house
Tamlyn
St. Andrew
Lolborn
St. George
Bloomsbury
St. Giles In-The- Fielda
Gray ‘Loo 3
Saffroo-bill
St. James and St. John
Clerkenwell
Lincoln’s Son
St. Luke's
St. Mary
Telington
Stoke Newington
Hoils
Staple Inn
Alr. Falconer
Falconer
Balconer
Lincoln’s Inn
Thia Inn
James William Mylne
City of London
Southampton
M'Phail
Finsbury Reform Club
Lewis Duval
Benjamin Keene
M‘phail
Penfold
Peafold
Liberty of the Rolls
Luke's
Eugene Rollesa
Charles Bourjot
Judah Guidella
Pedro Ortiz de Zagasti
Kempster
Upper-street
Andon
Taralyn
ST. Andrew's
Holborn
Mourylion
Stephen Jones
Gray’s-inn-lane
Jones
Albeno
Ir. Mourshon
John Pensor
Neh Jie
Ipswich Burgesses List Revision Reports Judicial Debate
The Ipswich Burgesses list was revised last Saturday with the two senior Assessors, S B Jancman and Thos. Conder, upholding independence. A key issue concerned whether a claimant’s residence must appear in the body of the claim, as argued by Ale Lawrance for Reformers, contrasted with Conservative counsel Sparrowe and John Groas. The Town Clerk argued he had overstepped by omitting residence details, citing a precedent involving Mr Pownall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Coventry
Keene
Castle Tavern
Brentford
Twickenham
Isleworth
Heston
Hanwell
Perivale
Acton
Greenford
Northholt
Ealing
Gregory
Coppock
Davis
Dyer
Colonel Clitherow
Oyer
Mr. Coppock
Col. Clitherow
Stoke
Bridge
Seo
Arthur Bott Cook
Lewrance
Sparrowe
Cook
Delagree
Lawrance
Slakna Charta
Framlingham
Cicero
Wason
Morrison
Thoes
Norwich
S. B. Jancman
Thos. Conder
Ale
Reformers
John Groas
Pownall
St. Mark
Registration guidance for birth and death registrars in 1836
General Register Office authorizes guardians to appoint registrar and superintendent registrar under the 1830 act. Instructions emphasize district residence, visible naming near the dwelling, and qualifications of intelligence, vigilance, and accuracy. Guardians urged to select qualified individuals and to inform the Registrar-General of appointees. further guidance to be issued and explanations available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateraay
General Register-office
Board of Guardians
William IV
England
Tse
Eopland
Guaniiana
Pecore
Tam
P. H. Lister
Sir Hussey Vivian Addresses East Cornwall Invitation
Sir Hussey Vivian accepted East Cornwall’s invitation and addressed the meeting. He expresses gratitude for the county’s support, pledges service and unity, and affirms his commitment to Reform, county interests, and national prosperity. He notes past military duty and civil service, promising faithful representation for Cornwall. October 10, 1. Hesser Vivian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Hussey
Y. Vivian
Cornwall
Livisiog
Asa Menloes Sealous
William Seelaveny
Agiant
Fiat
Hesser Vivian
Difficulty in the House Commons on the Ten Hours' Factory Bill
A fragmented letter to Charles Hindley, MP, discusses introducing the Ten Hours’ Factory Bill in Parliament. It questions experience, predicts opposition from Peel and others, and reflects concern for the bill’s fate and ministers' resolve amid heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Commons
Senate
Peel
Hobhonte
Rosselli
Stanley
Cousall
Meinore
Stephens
Thomstn
Thewenon
Chester
Wreck of the barque Doncaster near the coast
A clipping describes the wreck of the barque Doncaster off the coast near the Cape, with 12 men and boys washed ashore and buried. It notes rescue efforts and customs of shipwrecks along the shore, referencing local residents and the appearance of wreckage days after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEAS
Doncaster
Bone
Whenag
Athi
Abip
Cantal
Pritchard
Jane
Agelbes
Pariby
Samuel Pariby
Celdnel “Bell
Kleing River
Saly
Hans Doncaster
Frye
Urat
South ‘Africa
Fustian Curyers and Famine Plea Stirs Town
Fragmentary OCR notes describe distressed workers and rising prices. A young woman encounters a porter as inquiries into aid and sustenance unfold amid destitution and social tension.
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Majesty
Palraourh
Falmouth
Cos
Church Rate Abolition Society
Forge Perpen
Forest
Church Rate Abolition Soci
Charles Lushington
Patriot
Ofice
Boltcourt
Fheet-street
Congregational Library
Bromfeldstreet
France
George Robins
Mart
Texsoay
Cour Royale
OP Moncontour
St. Neux
Department
Cutes DU Nord
St Mala
L'Oudiac
Nantes
Brest
L'Onent
Guernsey
Jersey
Anthony
Chateau DE Lorges
LE Chaiseul
Brittany
Sa Malo
Dinan
Prance
Robins
Waterloo Hotel
Liverpool
Manchester Times
Manchester
Auction Mart
Pere Couard
Engish
Ugle
Sumner
Southaupton
Magazine of Locomotion
Liverpool Railway
Tatternall's & Hammersmith
Russell
Covent-garden
Scientie Engineers
Ioig and
Commons
Exeter
Coomblatchfield
New London Inn
T. Dal
Evon
Lerman
Garratt
Bristol
T. W. Hades
White Har Cae
Ghasaptan
Plough Hotel
Cheltenbarn
Atkins
Solicators
Torquay
Pellmall
Cinb
Claes
Whatesale Haberdasher
Tacasuay
Messrs
Harding and Lepard
Lodge
Charing-crom
Europe
George Til
ST. Martin's Chu
National Gallery
Trapalguare
Sey Club
Great Suffolk Street
Suffolk-street
University
Reynolds
Great Marlborough-street
the Mart
South Wales
County of
Carmarthen
R. George Robins
Tucas Bay
Auctun Mart
Trimsaran
Kidwelly
Llanelly
Cox
Brn
Fire
America
NEW River Company
George Hobins
Covent Gardener
Westminster Cemetery Company
Westminster
Chelsea
Hammersmith
Kensington
Brompton
Knightsbridge
Fulham
A. H. Burt
Easox-street
Strand
Ryan
Messrs. Vere, Saple, and Co
Lombard-street
Charles Terry
Lime-street-Square
Nathan
Madame Malibran DE Beriot
Musurgia Vocalis
Joseph Thomas
Finchlane
Cornhill
Cramer Additeon
Beale
Regent-street
Simpkin
Maraball
William Coulson
London Lying In
Yas Medical Chirurgical Society
Hunterianry
Medico-Chirurgical Society of
Thomas Hurat
St. Paul's Church-sard
W. Ellis
Morocco
Caffre
Jan Txatene
Peticia Hemans
W. Jay—T. Clarkson
Carey
Ju Brnals
Beeb Doddridge
Teachin
B Rater
Eimeo
Worms
Moburram
Abon
Pisher
Agnes Strickland
Bernard Barton
Literary Gazette
Bunyan
Josiah
Fisher, Son, and Co
Cumming
Dublin
Oliphant
Edinburgh
Aoe
Savage
Haymarket
Sunderland Coal Company
Wallsend
East
Beton, Stewart
Lambton Wid
Sunderland Wharf
Millbank-street
Petersham
Doudney and Son
City Cloth Establishment
Ipswich
Vivians
Charles. Hindley, Esq
U.P
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