Court of Queen's Bench case notes and bail disputes
Reports from the Court of Queen's Bench detailing habeas corpus bail for Garbett at Nowgate, misdirections in a perjury case, infant status in a bill dispute, and evidence handling in a married woman defense involving Lady Edward Thynne. Includes remarks by Lord Denman, Lord Wightman, Justice Coleridge, and others on bail, infancy, and estoppel.
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Court OF Queer’s Bench
Monpay
Chrift
den Raaina Vy
Ganparr
Belare
Patteson
Wightman
Panywna
Lord Deemen
Mr. Parry
Hhis
Justice Wightman
Parry
Lord Denman
Levis
Curriox
Nisi Prius
Janthe Coleridge
Watson
Hoggins
Crowder
John Lewis
Robert Clifton
Jackes Clifton
Nottingham
Sir Jackes Clifton
Wes
Epsom
Mr. Watson
Justice Coleridge
R. Watson
Josent
Coleridge
Weorxspay
Giemieren
Lapr
Exizansta Taryn
Puza Oy
Manaiep
Niai Prius
E. James Appeares
Serjeant Shee
Mr. Anderson
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe
Elizabeth Thynes
Edward Thyone
Serjeant
Skee
St. George's
Hanover Square
Edward Thynoe
John Thynoe
Edward
Teo
W. Griffiths
Edward Thynne
Landreest
Denbighshire
James
Doncombs
Glenister
Taylor
Edward Thynone
Richmond Terrace
Mr. James
Ete
Mesers
Court reports on contested cases in bankruptcy and police courts
A dense summary of trials and judgments from the Court of Exchequer, the Court of Bankruptcy, and various police courts. It covers a married woman disputing a divorce, a pauper burial fee case, sheriff negligence in arresting Professor Keller, and multiple criminal and civil actions including frauds on the London and South Western Railway share scheme, double rent disputes, and assaults. The report details verdicts, remands, and sentences, with remarks from judges and notes on procedural points.
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Court OF Exchnquee
Wepxgespar
Star
GaLror
Banco
Marylebone
St. John’s Wood
F. Pollock
C.B
Meeson and Welshy
Tuzsay
Liverpool
Keller
Baron Rolfe
Martin
Q.C
Olympic Theatre
London
Jor
Madame Keller
Herr Keller
Weatheless
May
Probyn
Cooke
James
Crompton
Ward
Prosecution and Sentencing Over a Political Provocation
A historical court narrative describes a provocative pamphlet against the government from 1840 and alleged conspiracies involving Russia England and Turkey. The defendant faced a delicate case with condemned actions, but the judge reframed the penalty from one month imprisonment to a £60 fine after the defendant pleads for leniency.
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New Archangel
Russia
England
Jonetbas
Fagland
Thers
Pollatt
Boniowski
Central Asia
Turkey
Egypt
Thessault
House of Correction
Precocious Yoora Threatens Father and Self to Escape Bond
Mark Blackmore, son of a tradesman, was brought from county gaol for bail after threatening to shoot his father and planning suicide in prison. Police intervened when he attempted to strangle himself in his cell. Despite two gentlemen volunteering as sureties, the magistrate remanded him with orders for close watch to prevent further harm.
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Wo. Pellin
Joseph Cooper
J. Page
Carman
Smith and Co
Old Bailey
Camden
Birmingham
London
Martin
Johnson
Mr. Sutton
Mesara
Sutton
Faat
Freer
Oval Road
Camden Town
Walworth
Hart
Vauxhall
Sam Freer
Peckham
Samuel Freer
Duke of York
John Freer
Kaut
Austin
Goode
East
Nan
Kant
Kentish Town Road
Semuel Freer
Eaat
Red Cap
Cherry
Aldersgate Street
John Cherry
Rodney Head
Old Street
Yue
Queen's Head
Samuel Frost
Ewat
Hitleden
Railway Tavern
Wilkinson
Dubois
J. Freer
Grove Arrest
Witnes
England
Wales
Crowley and Co
Dabois
Wontner
Rawlinson
Whitminsthor
William Frazer
William Wilson
F. A. Tracey
R.N
Tothill-Gelda House of Correction
Tracey
Horseferry
Weateilwater
Aeho
Frener
Perenne
Wilson
Broderic
Fraser
Praiar
Hfe
White
Defautt
William Leonard
Broughtes
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Ron
Donna Rosssay
William King
Finney
Crown Street
Finnbury
Hall
Meears
Whitbread and Co
Rosgiva
Stephen Wharf
Mesere, Heaton, and Co
Vine Street
Spitalfields
H Division
Messra
Heaton
Prinsner
Charles Heaton
Therisoner
Fostovs
James Bland
Lock
Little Bland
Newell
Page
Anne Martin
Sarah Bland
Nash
Southware
Mark Blackmore
Reo
Great Fire Rumors Reach Leipzi g From Bucharest
A private letter from Leipzig reports a Vienna messenger describing a massive Bucharest fire spreading through the city. Several warehouses are burned, merchants fear uninsured losses, and Leipziger bankers suspend accepting drafts from Bucharest merchants amid mounting alarm.
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Fiza
Bucuangst
Leipsia
Vienna
Bucharest
Wallachia
Leipsic
Leipalo Juat
Manchester Express
Curious Electric Eels Tale From An 18th Century Vessel
A fragmentary column recalls sailors handling mysterious electric eels in a tub as a shuddering shock halts their attempts to move the creatures. The narrative contrasts the curious incident with later notes on a Bodhran Antrim cave resident and parish restorations and antiquities in Norfolk, weaving a mosaic of peculiar modern intrigue and ancient relics from the era.
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St. Nicholas Church
H Mackenzie
Ameburgh
St Olave
Wehr Pres
T. W. King
Yarmouth
River Dragon
Herald's
London
Norwich
Tpeweh
sParta
Norfolk Chronicle
Prince Albert
Elas
Detby Lane
Harmarket
Lord Brougham
Brougham Hall
Punch Corps
Feelal
Elect Street
Kroueell
New Zealand
Torn
Mir
Jenny Lind
Virnos
John Russell
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Durham
Nathan
Justice Coleridgs
Tovespar
R. W. H. Cox
Fane
Booth
Cox
Holloway
Messrs. Page
Whitminster County Court
Morxpar
Adama
Mejor Bentowski
David Urgobart
Pro- Secutor
Mansion House
City of London
Court of Common Council
Board of Trade
Farey
Leadenhall Market
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Tuesaday
Horatio Nelson Weat
William Farmery
London and South Western Railway Company
Francis Worrell Stevens
John F. Brace
Meusra
Bradley and Co
Manchester
Kinder
London and South Western Railway
Mr. Kinder
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Henry Thomas Henley
A. Boughton
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Stock Exchange
West
Bank of England
J. Perry
Henley
South Western Railway Company
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Ridge
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Joseph Bowker
Broughton
Allanchester
Tomkins
Farmery
Thomas Watson
Mosars, Bradisy and Co
Bradley
Furmory
Actio
Alfred Franco
Haynes
Franco
St. Michael's Alley
Messrs. Bowker and Co
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Carrarns
Hawkins
Raound
Farncombe
Pelham
Godfre
Citiarn
Luodoo Bridge
Chelaea
Alderman Farncombe
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Thames
Peter Laurie
Bridgehouse Hotel
Ashley
Hill
Hawker
Owen
Accram
Humphrey
Bow Sterect
Orrick Roasext
John Denby
Lymington
Sarah Denby
Whitechapel Road
William Willis
Freshwater
Telegraph
Oxford Street
Mile End
Henry
Marlborough Street
Nevet Sixiu
Romagny
Edward Larkie
John Duger
Bingham
Simpoon
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Simpeon
Simpson
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