Court injunction over church use and trusts case
In a long Queen's Bench hearing the court ordered Janes Burt the elder and others restrained from using the church and related property for any purpose other than divine worship under established church of Scotland rites. Marshall Burt and Stewart were barred from conveying interests contrary to the 1832 trust deed. The ruling reserved questions on further injunctions and relief.
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Munro
Wigram
Sefryn
Janes Burt the Elder
Church of Scotland
Marshall Burt and Stewart
Alexander Monaro
Shore
Exeter
James Shore
Bridgetown
Bury Pomery
Devon
Church of England
King
Indy
Queen's Advocate
God
Dr. Twise
Addame
Robinson
H. Jenner Fust
Fatal and Melancholy Railway Accident
A disastrous collapse on the Ashton Branch Railway near Ashton and Stalybridge leaves at least ten dead and many injured. Nine arches failed, wrecking a viaduct over the River Tame. crowds, military aid, and coroner inquests follow as investigators seek the cause amid suspected subsidence from regional cave inflation and undermined ground.
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Asttox-Under-Lyst
Ashton
Stalybridge
Manchester
Huddersfield and Manchester
Saxpay Moryixa
Sheffield and Manchester
Lancashire
Cheshire
W. T. Rutter
C. Hudson
Tith Regiment of Foot
Little
Hyde
Revert Newton
Tame
Wharf Street
Peak Forest
Not Guilty In Concealment Of Birth Case
The prisoner faced a jury after a police report where she claimed illness prevented medical aid. Counsel argued there was no case as the birth had been admitted by two witnesses and the child location named. The judge agreed and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Court OF Queen’s Bench
Monxpdar
Wiriasng Vr
Wrestworts
Lord Denman
London
Orlando
Jockey Club
Lord Deaman
Mr. Jervis
Justice Patteson
C. Canus Wirsos
Banco
Royal Court
Jersey
Kelly
Peacork
Peacock
Privy Council
Wilson
Middlesex Syasiocne
Wepaxesway
Serjeant Adams
Elizabeth Roberts
Ballantine
Lewis
Montagne-square
Brighton
Peieouse
Marylebone
Siseriapn
Cosce
Mest of Brath
Montague-Street
Montaguesquare
Marylebone Infirmary
Nawslinson
Theakston
Alisep-terrace
New-road
Elizabeth Mary Warner
Hoor
Jane Howard
Hannant
Seon
Withers
Seasions
Feexcu
M. Becnoz Hilton
Manchester Square
Louis Philippe
Lyons
Rawlinses
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Hilton
Hall
Bow Street
England
Paris
France
Rawlinson
Michael Sullivan
Rowlingon
Thomas Trott
Paradise Street
Trott
Abe
Cole
Hawker
D Division
Willis
Quadrant
Mfr
Hearne
Pall-mall
Mytton
Great Marlborough-Street
Smith and Co
Maltby
Willia
L. Goldsmid
Goldsmid
Central Criminal Court
Giblett
Lane
Iblett
Queen's Bench
Louis Boissonade
Hardwick
Lumley
Count de Jarnec
Jenkins
Opera
Opera House
Ambassade Francaise Secretariet
Affaires d’Etrangér
Monar
le Secretaire Générale de Ambassade de France
le Directeur de Vouloir
Directeur
W. L. Conte DE
William Davison Day
Watkins
Brederip
Day
Blackwall Pier
Mr. Broderip
Bin
George James Curtis
Thames
Victoria
Firat
Thomas Smith
North America
James Sedgwick Loan
Curtis
Lieutenant Lean
Mr. Ballantine
Lean
Gravesend
Gumm
Brentes
Moxextex
Monckton
Wilful Munpen
Swift
Grange
Headford
West
John Blakeney
Galway Mercury
Moxpay Nicut
Jacob Whitehead
Ashton
Tame
Abraham Nowell
Joseph Fowler
Howard Smith
Henry Morton
Lancashire
Chesehire
Thomas Lowe
Robert Peel
Wakley
Wah
Francis Egerton
Nemery
Sevilia
Faust
Mation
Sappho
Protestants oppose Maynooth endowment at Exeter Hall
An adjourned Protestant aggregate meeting in Exeter Hall, chaired by the Marquess of Breadalbane, denounced the Maynooth College endowment. Speakers urged MPs to oppose the measure on religious liberty grounds, while others urged unity and a London deputation on the 30th. The assembly passed resolutions condemning endowment and backed anti Maynooth efforts.
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Exeter Hall
Covent-garden Theatre
Marnns
Breadalbane
J.J. Robinson
St. Andrew's, Holborn
Coventgerden Theatre
Maynooth College
House of Commons
A. Tidman
C.J. Goodheart
Robert Peel
C. Banes
Alr
J.J. Cummins
C. E. Smith
W. Chalmers
The
Free Church
W. Bennett
Wesleyan
London
United Kingdom
Jesus
J. Burns
England
J.D. Paul
Gray
Freeman’s Journal
Paul
D. W. Wire
T. Fry
J. C. Evans
G. Simmons
Staford Alien
F Y
W- Allam
J. Hoper
de. Reid
Senate
Cambridae
Fragmentary 19th century notes on votes and grants in Parliament
The fragmentary text records historical parliamentary activity including references to Maynooth grants, prior divisions, and named figures such as M. Bell and Gladstone. It also includes disjointed notices about juries, auctions, and literary fragments, with scattered mentions of political rhetoric and public concerns from the era.
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Teesday
Ceantys Mathews
Shepherd
Marquis of Abercorn
Pike
St. James's Street
Fulke Greville
Richards
Greville
Lewin
Mathews
Mansion House
Order
Southey and Son
Coleman-street
Thomas Southey
Woolbroker
Daniel Cooper
Coothall Chambers
Copthall
Chambers
Messia
Southey
Bartholomes-lane
Kerb
Marlborough Street
Clereenwesall
Mary Ann Williams
Greenwich
James Clithero
Goswell-Street
Mr. Combe
Asutox
Toxspar Nionut
Manchester Tefirmary
Peibion
Maynooth
Tellura
Escem Reese
Tacaut
Greenock
West Kent
Dewnshire
Sudbury
Ster
M. Bell
Gladstone
Borthwick
Tellur
Lord Castlereagh
John Round
Matthew Bell Fiteroy Ketly
R. B
R. RE. Clayton
Lord Claude Hamilton
J. Ronad
Lagesire
NosaTen Pane
Suny Mkn
Fusgee Coleridge
Sea Shelley
Isla
Saturn
Ultras
Wien
Digatry
Austin
Ichabouh
Rey
Liverpool
Tate
Southampter
Hia
Vaexts Be
Gesport
Hise
Bristol
Great Western Railway
Slongh
Slonah
Temperncres
Tisan Intendents
Inv
Mebr Et
Anil Menten
Turin
Gale Cined
William Bowen Jones
Sas
Morgan Buren
Richard Ch
Francis Bowen
Dystive
Teign
Bird
Presteign
Uitisportand
WS Universities
Agata
Len
Wales
Axa
Borowgla
Mnelan
M.-E
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