Court Proceedings in a Scots Establishment Case and Related Matters
A long court session covered civil and ecclesiastical disputes. Rulings restrained a James Burt elder and co defendants from altering church use to purely divine worship under established church rites. other parties faced injunctions or remanding orders as judges weighed property trusts and enforcement. The report also details Derby sweep disputes, Jersey law questions, alimony debates, and cases from various courts including bankruptcy and police stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Church
Monro
Wigram
Selwyn
James Burt
Church of Scotland
Marshall Burt and Stewart
Alexander Monro
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Monpar
Witting
Orlando
Jockey Club
Lord Denmen
Jervis
Justice Patteson
TSE QugEs
Peacock
Kelly
Jersey
Jerses
Privy Council
Lord Devman
Stose
Stone
Consistory Court of London
Harriet Stone
George Stone
Queen's Advocate
Dr. Basford
Hhis
Dr. Addams
Dr. Jenner
H. Jenner Fust
Bayes
Shore
Exeter
James Shore
Bridgetown
Bury Pimners
Devon
Church of England
Short
Twiss
Dr. Robinson
St. W
W. Magnay
Art
Her Majesty's Stationary Office
Hobler
Pelham
Dodge
Ellen
Corduroy
Haldon
Pimlico
Waterloo Road
London Parcels’ Delivery Company
Rad
Sharp
William Magnuy
Chapman Marshall
William Pearce
Bfowning
Journal of
Teague
C. Marshall
Willis
Quadrant
Hearne
Trish
Pall-mall
Mytton
Great Marlborough Street
Smith and Co
Giblett
Lane
Maltby
Iblett
Queen's Bench
Overa Novar
Louis
Boissonade
Hardwick
Lumley
Count de Jarnac
Jenkins
Opera House
Mr. Lumley
Ambassade Francaise Secretariet
Affaires d'Etranger
Monar, le Secretaire Générale de l'Ambassads de France
Prie M
le Directeur de Vouloir
Amaniére
Directeur
W. i. Comte
Jannac
M. Lumley
Compte Dé Jarnac
Meeting at Exeter Hall over Maynooth Grant opposition
An adjourned Protestant aggregate meeting at Exeter Hall denounced the Maynooth College Endowment Bill. Leaders urged Parliament to oppose the measure, arguing it undermines religious liberty and cites to defend endowment against Catholic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Covent-garden Theatre
Marals
Breadalbane
J.jobinson
St. Andrew's, Holborn
Maynooth College
House of Commons
A. Tidosan
C.J. Goodheart
Robert Peel
C. Hanes
J.J. Cumiminos
Ifen
Sir. E. Smith
Bart
W. Chalmers
The
Free Church
W. Bennett
Weslevard
London
United Kingdom
Jesus
J. Buros
England
Oindun
J. D. Paul
Gray
Freeman's Journal
Publicis
Paul
Steeter
C. BE. Smith
CIPLE
Lenton Tavern
D. W. Wire
I. Fry
J.0. Evans
G. Simmons
Stafford Alien
F. W. Alam
J. Hoper
Reid
Semes
Scovil
S. Crawford
M.P
Chas. Scotts
Edward Halliday
Hewlett
Price
City of London Young Men's Committee
Byuses
Senate
Cambridae
Middlesex Sessions Weexesnat Alleged Concealment of Birth
The Middlesex Sessions report describes Elizabeth Roberta charged with concealing the birth of her child on the 13th. Ballantine for the prisoner argued there was no case under the concealment act since she admitted birth and location of the child. The judge directed acquittal and the jury returned not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Long
Mr. Long
Sineman
Binti
Elizabeth Roberts
Lewis
Montague Street
Montague, Square
Marylebone Infirmary
Rawlinton
Mr. Theakston
Allsep-terrace
New Road
Elizabeth Mery Warner
Mitch
Theskaton
Jane Howard
Inet
Hanoant
Chad
aGaix
M. Brenoz
M. Bucher Hilton
Messrs. Shutt and Hoskins
Manchester Square
Louis Philippe
Lyons
Rawlinson
Queen Victoria
W Ho
Windsor Castle
Alcether
Hilton
Hall
Bow Street
Lorch
England
Mr. Rawlinson
Paris
France
Trishman
Michael Sullivan
Thomas Trott
Paradise Street
Mia
Trott
Cole
Hawker
Van
Mr. Trott
Mary Ann Williama
Greenwich
James Clithero
Goswell Street
Mr. Combe
Abe
Great Britain
Philip Connor
Broderip
Brunswick Piers Blackwall
Thomas Watkins
William Davison Day
Watkins
Blackwall Pier
Pid
Mr. Braderip
Weexesnat
Serjeant Adams
Elizabeth Roberta
Ballantine
Montague-Square
Brighton
Alledged Illness Of The Duke Of Wellington In Parliament
Morning Post reports alleged illness of the Duke of Wellington in the House of Lords linked to a Chelsea Pew Rents debate. A later note from the Duke disputes convalescence claims, stating he was well and assisted a blind peer to the door before returning to his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Cuance
Thomas Wallis
Mullins
Bush and
Order
Southey and Son
Coleman-street
Thomas Southey
Woolbroker
Mesers
Presvott
Daniel Cooper
Coothall Chambers
Wit’ Neas
Messrs. Southey
Bartholomew-lane
Kerb
Oy Wellington
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
House of Lands
Apstey House
Lord Cadogan
Chelsea
London
F. M
Morning Post
Warning Post
Hhis
Apsley-house
Barth
Tas
House of Peers
Sweeny
George the
Waterford
Munper
Suincros
Wakley
Bowen family crimes and dramatic rescue at Presteign
A Presteign resident recounts a Bowen family network in Berguilly with bent on thefts including oats. Sentences for Bowens and kin extended to transportation for years. A dramatic rescue of a condemned prisoner occurred when a conspirator freed her by lowering a rope and a hidden wall passage. The narrative shifts to a literary tribute to Seville and a Danish-flecked verse interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presteign
Bowen
Berguilly
Eich
Francis Fyowy
William Bowen Jones
Sane Prac
Morgan Bowen
Highand Chandler
Owelve Munths
Francis Bowen
Justice Hare
Fee Sans
Timm
Wong Thas
de Co
Birmuin
Brett Chandler
Francis Egerton
LA Ness
Alby
Seville
Nena
Nona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arches Court
Treenar
Trzsnar
Msg
Cuantis Mathews
Shepherd
Marquis of Abercorn
Pike
St. James’s Street
Fulke Greville
Richards
Greville
Ar. Lewin
Mathews
Marylebone
Henry Arthur Medlock
St. Neots
Huntingdonshire
Whipp
Harriet Augusta Bewster
Harvey-crescent
Camden Town
Afr
Bewater
Sarah Williams
Bire
Ron Harris
Count de Wuitts
James Long
Montague-street
York-street
Bryan
Marlborough Estreet
Count de Jarnec
Dean-street
Covent Garden
Lambuth
MunoEnovs
Norton
Wamed
William Giller
Chingwalk
Lambeth
Jane Giller
Land
Station House
Atate
Festers Darvine Axp
Benjamin Myers
Nun 73
Oxford Street
Mr. Heary
George Jones
Westminster Bridge
Victoria Theatre
Southwark
James Ready
Traill
Askew
Blackman Street
City
King William Street
Jemmy
Petticoulace
Thames Office
Maynooth
Tory
Wiig
Liverzoul
Quarterly Review
Wablep
Sthantpten
Variafall
Gosport
Hishepst
Western Railway
Wetnam
Slough
Hank
Bristol
Turin
Henry Beene
Ty HB
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