Patronage row over revising barristers at last assizes
A London correspondent reports that judges at the last assizes faced criticism for reappointing the same revisers rather than selecting new merit. Protests claim appointments were driven by caprice and family influence, not principle, risking integrity in the bench and justice.
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Lord Lyndhurst
Tyndal
Justice Park
Castlereagh School
Nottingham
Fabricius
Denman
Baron Bayley
Bayley
Justice Alderson
Brutus
Woods Patent Steel Pens and Ink Offered in London
The article promotes Woods patent steel pens granted in 1432 with great flexibility for any hand, claims smoother writing without tearing paper, and highlights Imperial Anti-corrosive Limpid Ink for purity and dark permanence. Pens and ink are sold retail through stationers and wholesale from the factory at 4 Newcastle-street Farringdon Street London, with prices listed for pens per dozen and ink in various bottle sizes.
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Cabinet-Makers' Society
Piccadilly
William J
William IV
George Robins
London
England
Thomas Hasler
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall Street
OOD
W. Woods
Market Report From Leeds Times On Trade Activity
The Leeds Times reports no evident improvement in town trade last week despite an influx of free orders. Even though Monday was not the main market day, business continued at a reasonable pace, with activity in inferior flannels noted.
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Sheffield
Yorkshire
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Eagle
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Putney
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Wimbledon
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Day
Serjeant Inn
Rocupate
Leeds Times
Ireland
Castlebar
Ballinasmala
Lavin
Browne
Sirr
Castlebar Corporation
Charles O'Malley
Sinclair O'Malley
John Malley
Portreeve
Grangegor Man
Dublin
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Edwin Hoskins
Malachy Martin
Gerald Fitzgibbon
P. Fulham
Jagar
Magrath
Christ Church
Lord Palmerston
Adamson
Martin
Fulham
Glamorganshire
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Merthyr
Ballyshannon harbour and Bandon river bridge plans advance
Carrigaline magistrates press Lord Lieutenant to back a level Cork harbour link to Bandon and Kinsale with a 6000 bridge from Worlds End at Kincate. Ballyshannon harbour and Lough Erne navigation seek government loan and Act of Parliament funding, with Col. Conolly to contribute and urge Board of Works input.
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Carrigaline
Earl of Shannon
Cork Harbour
Bandoa
Kinsale
Kincate
Kinsale Harbour
Innishannon Bridge
Ballyshannon Harbour
Lough Erne
Ballyshasuop
Berbour
Conolly
Stevenson
Board of Public Works
Ireland
Cavan
Fermanagh
Ballyshannon
Fourteen elected as pensioners to charity fund
At Free masons tavern an election chose four men and two women to join the Butchers Charitable Institution fund aiding decayed master butchers, widows, and orphans. Votes named Simpson, Sargent, Perkins, Rice, Wright, and Higgs with ages and illnesses noted. Wages: men 20 guineas, women 15 guineas per year.
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Butchers’ Charitable Institution
William Giblett
Bond-street
John Simpson
Clayton-street
San Iton
Richard Sargent
William-street
Lambeth
Perrerrucsrir
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Blue Anchor-yard
Westminster
William Rice
Chapel-place
Brompton
Margaret Wright
Old-street-road
Murder verdict and sentence in Stirling case
Robert Tennant was found guilty of murdering William Peddie on the 3rd of August after striking him with a stone hammer. The jury urged mercy as non premeditated murder. Lord Gillies upheld the final sentence to be hanged at Stirling, with execution set for October 8 after confinement on bread and water.
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High Court OF Justiciary
Robert Tennant
William Peddie
Lord Gillies
Shaw Stewart
Tolbooth
Stirling
Last Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland to be abolished
A Conr a opinion from a correspondent notes Whigs plan to abolish the office of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, saving near 100,000 per year. The report also covers a serious machinery accident injuring Rebecca Naylor at Mr. Lee’s carpet works, and a drowning tragedy at Bradley Mills where Mr. Carthedge Hirst and helper John Kitchen died.
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Rebecca Naylor
Lee
John. Kitchen
Mr. Hirst
Intel Encer
Billingsgate
HuNherford
Berrings
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