Mixed Gossip From London and Abroad
A roundup notes Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Cobourg may quit Portugal, rumors of a Don Carlos marriage link to the French royal line persist, Lord Melbourne funds a painter’s son for a government clerkship, and Brougham plans party sparring without cross-tilting. Reports say the king may reside near Southampton, while balloonists aim for Paris. News covers rail road power over roads, famine fears in Sligo, church consecrations, and various European political shifts.
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Southampton
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Green
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Jamaica Dispatch
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Lincoln Gazette
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Matthews v Scott damages for malicious indictment case
LAW INTELLIGENCE. Sir W Follett described Matthews a Holborn stationer and Scott a writer to the signet in Scotland. The action seeks damages for a malicious indictment of Matthews, his brother, and White for conspiracy. Trial details cover W's attempt to bring White to England, certiorari moves, illness postponements, and a £200 verdict for the plaintiff.
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Court OF King’s Bench
Matthews
Scott
W. Follett
Holborn
Signet
Scotland
White
Trinity Harbour
Messrs
Clerkenwell
London
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Matthewa
Lord Denman
Frame Up in Lambeth Lamps Case and Races Assault
In Lambeth a parish lighting dispute centers on 512 oil and gas lamps from Sep 29 to Dec 25 1835 with a recent switch to a new gas company. The plaintiff seeks £100 unpaid after oil and lamp charges, while construction and weather cause lighting failures. The case is referred for further out of court consideration after expert light discussion. In a separate matter HuxTABLE 1 WENHAM: a tailor sues a Poplar publican for assault after a wine basket incident en route to Epsom races. The defendant’s wife and a confrontation precede a violent blow leaving the plaintiff with blackened eyes, verdict for the plaintiff for £20 damages.
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Lamsberu LicuTs
CoLinson
ANGEW
Erle
Parish of
Lambeth
Aving
Collinson
Serjeant
Wilde
Serjeant Talfourd
Jardine
Wenham
Strand
Poplar
Nicholls
Epsom
King William-street
London-bridge
Sergeant Wilde
Sergeant Bompas
J Wy
Lyon
Lynn
Chelsea Hospital
Witness
F. Pollock
Kelly
M‘dowaad
Lyster
King and Co
Stumphrey
Doncaster
Edwards
Francis
Stubbs
Hortonbury Hill
Piaintiff
Hazard
Campbell
Monck
Andrews
Hortonburyhill
Ignatius Francis
M‘dowal
Mr. Edwards
Charing-cross
Colonel Lyster
Mr Dowal
Col. Lyster
Hortonbury Hall
Blackrock
Dublin
Mr. Humphrey
Colonies
Court of Exchequer Verdict in Illegal Entry Case
A cab driver sues the defendant for breaking into his house, assault, and detention by police after the defendant forgot £10 in a cab. Evidence shows drunken intrusion without a warrant and disputed custody claims. Lord Abinger states trespass damages apply for unlawful entry.
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Carrington
Kenrick
Willingham
Tothill-street
Westminster
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Oxford Street
Queensquare
Lord Abinger
Accidents and Offences Scenes From a Court and Crime Notes
A lengthy account covers the Lynn v Lynn separation case with verdicts, debts, and alimony disputes, plus a gambling cheque case stemming from Doncaster and Hortonbury Hill. Additional items recount robberies, a pie theft, a child murder trial with concealment verdict, and various local accidents and fires including chimneys, Brentford blaze, and a Newfoundland postman dog legend.
Irish Cheese Theft Trial at Central Criminal Court
Mary M 39? M C arthy aged 30 married, indicted for stealing a 15s cheese from Woolfrich cheesemonger Frederick Pearce. Counsel defense by Phillipa, prisoner denies, weighs 29 pounds, verdict guilty, sentenced to two months imprisonment.
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Mary M‘carthy
Ireland
Frederick Pearce
Woolfrich
Phillipa
Proclamation Calls Parliament to Meet at Brighton
At the Privy Council held at the Pavilion in Brighton a proclamation was issued summoning Parliament for dispatch of business on the third of January.
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Privy Council
Brighton
Parliament
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