Lodgers and rate books decide Tower Hamlets vote
Barristers revisited voter lists for Tower Hamlets as Fairclott and others push for lodger voting under the franchise. Debates focused on rates, occupation, and the 12 month rating requirement, with officials warning against ledgers swamping the parish and noting occasional omissions in supplementary lists.
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Rowe
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Warner
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Controversy Over Vestry Expense Grant At St Pancras
A St Pancras vestry meeting at Gordon-square discussed paying 30l to Mr Hingston for prosecuting a tenant for public nuisance. Debate centered on legality and precedent, with Hyde opposing payment as improper remuneration for private effort. The grant was rejected by 24 to 19, amid broader questions of vestry authority and public duty.
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Cornhill
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Maston
Hyde
Hingston
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Murder trial at Greenock ends with guilty verdict
In Greenock Circuit Court Lord Meadowbank presided over the case of a man accused of murdering his wife in her home. The jury found him guilty by a majority, considering his prior good character and his wife's have weight, and he was sentenced to be executed on October 9 following the court’s mercy recommendation and cautions against overreliance on it.
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Robbery at Vauxhall Gardens Leaves Watch Stolen
A watch and containing notes were stolen at Vauxhall Gardens during Friday evening near nine thirty. A publican warning case heard at Bow Street cites drunken conduct and irresponsible proprietors. One man, connected with Holman’s Exeter Arms, was convicted under the Wilful Damage Act and fined eleven shillings or one month in jail.
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