MIXED ELECTION INQUIRY ADJOURNED AT MARLOW AND WIGAN
The parliamentary inquiry at Marlow ends with Sir William Clayton declared not duly elected and Renn Hampden elected. At Wigan the committee finds Greenall and Standish duly elected while Crosse is rejected. Evidence details bribery and voter manipulation claims surface across cases.
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Maxton
Oren
Sergeant Wrangham
Charles Gibbons
Tech
Hampden
Gibbons
William Plumridge
King Ike
Cockburn
William Bayton
William Clayton, Bart
Great Marlow
Renn Hampden
John Yarde Buller
Richardbons
Newgate
J. Parke
Yarlow
Passy
Povey
Shuiman
Crose
Tan
Vizard
Destroyers
Greenall
Sandish
C. Standish
Wigan
T. B. Crosse
John Shelley
Talbot
Sudbury
Villiers
Sombre
D. Sombre
Swan Inn
Francis Gooday
Mr. Talbot
Austin
Loxcroup
Ipswich
Cardigan
Wakefield
Inswice
Packington
G. Darby
J. Parker
Puite
W. Young
J. Heathcote
Colonel Lygon
O'Brien
G.dodd
E. Turner
Truro
Cardigan and
Bankes
Blake
Tate
Abduction Case at Liverpool Committal of Prisoners
The Liverpool abduction case continues with committal after Friday’s hearing. Witnesses describe a drunken party riding a North Britain coach to Carlisle and Gretna, including Miss Crellin and Mrs. Clayton. Prosecution plans cross-examination as magistrate Rushton orders further evidence and commits all named parties to felony with a later conspiracy charge.
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Liverpool
Rushton
John Rodgers
Roby
Crellin
Clayton
Gill
Jones
Quick
Grocott
Mr. Rushton
Snowball
Mathew Eckersley
Parkside
Manchester and
Mr. Grocott
Miss Crellin
James Baines
North Briton
Lancaster
Shap
M'Gill
Thompson
Carlisle
King’s Arms
Buxton
M‘gill
Mr. Clayton
Hucks
John Wilson
Joseph Hodgson
T. Brownrigg
Bush Inn
Metalbridge
Sark-bar
John Linton
Plateseteer
George M‘gill
Dublin
Frederick-street
Elizabeth Armstrong
The
Crown and
Crellingo
M‘gill Shortly After That Wished To Be Shown To Miss Crellin
John Macfarlane
the Crown
Mitre
Gretna Hall
Cross
Greylin
Bhattts
Mr. Davenport
Brahdy
Migs Crellins
Inna Nn
Mies Crellin
J. H.stafford
Ellis
Eden
Armistead
Hall
Dowling
Trial of Mr Caldwell for attempted violation of Mrs Corbett
Dustin April 11. The case, highly anticipated, continued with the crown detailing Mr Caldwell’s alleged March assault on Mrs Anne Corbett at her home. Witnesses described visits over months, emotional distress, and a struggle involving a knife. Defence argued inconsistent testimony and forged letters, urging jury to doubt the charge.
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Dublin
Caldwell
Agnes Henry
Nunan
Orchid
Mr. Caldwell
Mr. Brewster
Epperntutests
Paul Pry
Elizabeth Finn
Betty
Tees
Cushing
J. Laid
Asa
Corbett
Gurrini
Ata
Keatinge
Queen's Counsel
Préat Tér Gth
Cald- Wottish
Betty Finn
Mrs. Corbett
Portobello Letter Play Seen In Dublin Trial Verdict
The court heard letters amid testimony about a Dublin case involving Mrs Corbett and Mr Caldwell. Witnesses, including Henry Peat and John Bolger, linked the couple to Portobello travels and a hired car. Handwriting was contested, with cleric Rev Baldwin praising the prisoner, and final Crown arguments led to a guilty verdict after a jury deliberation ending before seven.
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Cuan Lorre
Richard
Lamb
Paul Pry
Hume-street
Henry Peat
Corbett
Maley
Parker
J. Chadwick
Chadwick
The Coat. Txadz Deputation Meets Chancellor Over Coal Export Duty
A deputation led by Mr Horsley Palmer and others met the chancellor of the exchequer at Downing Street on Saturday to discuss a proposed duty on coal exports. The report covers parish meetings in Cquisitancn and Peel era financial measures, plus a Dublin lord mayor address to the Queen and a murder case verdict of temporary insanity. The Bradford Leeds wool market notes worsening business conditions and wage reductions, with rail and shipping schedules listed for early April.
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Dorset Sessons
Céchrané
Bridport
Wixpson
Prittions
Neville
Fergusson
Mervantite
Calcatte
I. Ramsbottom
R. Prres
Sirbert
Lord Stanley
Baring
Commons
Rankle
Robert Peel
Yorkshire
Leeds Mercury.org
Cantron
Downing-street
Sert Peel
Lord Ripon
Isters
Robert Peet
James Gra
Robert
Duchess of Argyll
Gifford
Greenock
Riland
New Zealand
Boyton
Paisley
Auck
Glasgow
Spiteral
Sir William’ Ds
Pembroke Royal Dock
Cambrian
Canton
England
Lambeth Palace
Henry VIII
Justice Cresswell
National’ Boys and Girls
New Or
Francis Bradley
Tialas
Manchester
Txadz
Horsley Palmer
Matthies Attwood
M.P
Perkins
Stewart
Pepys
Exchequer
Downing Street
Cquisitancn
Surney
Churchwarden Gyles
A. Pellatt
Webb
W. Hawes
Milbank
Parr
Taylor
Dublin
John O'Connell
Duke of
Welandlington
James Graham
R Peel
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Greene
M-P
Marton
Ihnnia
Fritay
Ander
Mary
Perry
Ives
Handerson
Beihnal-green Row
Bae
Childran
Dhb
John Lathan
Leeds
Bradford
Manches
Prestéty
A. Aargé
Willi
Birmingham
Derby
Birmingham and
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester
Birkenhead
Dundee
Arbroath
Binburgh
Ayr
Endon
Birminghem
London
Blackwall
Brighton
Ditto
Shorehem
Londonc
Croydon
Nia
Hendon
Grdenwith
Gondone
South-Western
Bolton
Bury
oManchester
Midland Counties
Newcastle
Carlisle
Senna
North Shields
Northern
North Midland
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield
Ulster
York and
London Theatres Show Triumphs With Kemble and Kean
Covent Garden and Haymarket report roaring crowds for Miss Adelaide Kemble benefit plus Mr and Mrs Charles Kean debut London stage triumphs. Reviews praise Kemble and Kean, note faults in delivery, and announce further engagements and a forthcoming Covent Garden German opera spectacle. Exeter festival highlights vast choral gathering led by Mr Hullah with Prince Albert and the Duke of Wellington attending.
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Covent
Haymarket TuzaTre
Charles Kean
Miss Kemble
Haymarket
London
Jarvis
Strickland
Stukeley
Stuart
Kean
Pauline
Misa Fauc
Dean Street
Soho
Dust Tazarre Royal
Calcraft
Dublin Evening Post
Dublin
Lord de Grey
Yates
Daoury
Freemasons
Duke of Cambridge
Marquis of Clanricarde
Lord Dunkellin
A. B. Cochrane
M.P
H. H. Lindsay
J. G. Booth
B. B. Cabbell
Williams
Betts
M. B. Hawes
Bragela
Willams
P. Horton
Crouch
Wright
Duke’ of
Cambridge
Prince ‘Albert
Prince of Wales
Hoy
Sussex
Balfe
Weiss
Falstaff
Tris Marquis of
Clanricarde
Miss Romer
Her Majesty
King of Hanover
Duke of Bedford
Duke of St. Albans
F. Egerton
Miss. B. Coutts
Stirling
Covent-garden Theatre
Prince Albert
Exeter Hart
Hullah
Wilhelm
Earl of Wharncliffe
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Wellington
Richard’ Farrant
Palestrina
Heydn
Prince Royal
Balthazar Donato
Durante
Duke‘of Wellington
Tragic death of Private David Dawson in Cork barracks
Saturday David Dawson a private in the 8th regiment cut his throat in Cork barracks. Deceased was in his 28th year and in the last stage of consumption, having died in a few days. Limerick Chronicle report.
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David Dawson
Cork Barracks
Limerick Chronicle
Craven Meeting Opens With Dense Racing Yet Poor Quality
Sporting Intelligence reports at Newmarket that the Craven meeting opens with bright weather yet a weak field of three year olds, a gloom from jockey Connelly’s death, and market swings in Derby betting. Attila Leads a mixed show while prizes and stakes shift amid turf club tensions and pasture access disputes surrounding Duke of Portland.
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Newmarket
Connelly
Oxford
Lord Orford
John Scott
Allfours
Attila
Meteor
Dirce
Epsom
Gurney
Duke of Portland
Jockey Club
John Day
Eleus
Frederica Colt
Auckland
Chatham
Derby
Heath
Rogers
Carrier
Tiptoe
Robin
Nat
Lord Albemarle
Nuncio
Riddlesworth
Gunter
A.F
Duke of Richmond
the Currier
Ford
Mr. Osbaldeston
Duke of Grafton
Florence
Batson
Barbara
Captain Daintree
Mulatto
Middleton
Mr. Pettit
Currier
D.M
Mr. Rogers
Cassidy
Buffalo
Lo Orford
Young Que Minus
Lord Exeter
Scarf
Mundig
Thebes
Tisburn
Lord Kelburne
Muley Moloch
Acteon
Andicap
T.Y.C
Lord Stradbroke
Jerry
Edinson
Retainer
St.atrick
Ab.m
Greville
Ray Middleton
Col. Anson
Ay Middleton
Thornhill
Eusebia
Emiline
Bowes
Silverheild
Denigtons
Goo DeErey Berrine
Forth’s
Mr. Gregory
Cambridge
Duke of Bedford
Marquis of Normandy
Countess of
Albemarle
Earl Verulam
Earl
Countess of Chesterfield
Earl Stradbroke
Earl of Orford
Earl of March
Sevelha
Kelburne
Maidstone
John Fitzroy
Charles Fitzroy
Lord Villiers
J. Shelley
Rous
G. S. Byng
Col
Anson
G. Fitzroy
Grosvenor
A. Villiers
H. Forester
G. Ongley
S. Stanley
Irby
Payne
Coterell
Magennis
Corbett
Portman
Hungerford
Osbaldeston
Newton
Higgins
Udny
Mure
Waddington
Townley
Pettat
Eyewine
Frederica
Eglintoun
Bellona
Forth
Lot
Trelawney
Erica Colt
Westminster
Col. Peel
Biggs Eleus
G. Clerk
Ramshaw
Worth
Wreford
Wiseacre
Bord Chesterfield
Elens
Attila Ma Frederica
Oaks
Agat Pharmacopeia
London
Jorge Bentinck
Greenwich
Chelsea
R.M
Petulance
Lord Chesterfield
Reveller
Mr. Batson
Accacia
Revocation
Circe
Challening
Colonel Peel