Law Re of Queen's Bench Trespay v Laxnox
In Denman era sessions a jury awarded Mr. James a hundred pounds for criminal conversation with his wife after an East India service life. The case details the voyage, the intimate liaison on board and in England, and the jury’s verdict against the defendant, with judgments on evidence and procedure.
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Rn Due
Laxnox
Lord Denman
Wifh
Taylor
Rolipito G General
Ore East India Company
Ireland
Plaintiff
India
James
England
Calcutta
Ingram
Curtis
Madras
East India Company
Thesiger
Ball
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Nisi Pri
Court of Chancery
James Fanning
France
Amiens
Devereux
E. Christian
M‘carthy
Edward Christian
Januarius Fanning
Testator
Paris
Commissioners of
Chancery
Reardon
Count St. Cyr
Russell
John Daubeny
Anderson
Belly
Lord Deman
Kelly
Chambers
Stamford
Leicester
Baker
M. D. Hill
Fitzroy Kelly
White
Bricktown
Damacts
Carpur
Tonio 4Nd Bricuton Raiuway
Hayes
Injury Suit Over Railway Crash Loses Notice Bar
A plaintiff sought compensation for injuries from the October 2, 1841 railway accident at Opiyhold Cutting. Witnesses testified to the wreck, drainage faults, and the surgeon’s incapacity. The defence argued lack of notice under the Railway Act. Lord Denman reserved a point. Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 250 pounds.
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Attree
Thesiger
Swaan
Opyhold
Baron Rothechild
Carpue
Barlow
Lord Denman
Hardy
Jersey libel case over alleged corn fraud in Standard
In Middlesex sittings at Nisi Prius a Jersey merchant sued Standard owner for libel over a Loyalist letter alleging covert corn trade fraud with Prussia and France. A Jersey resident testified Jersey regulations prevent such fraud. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages.
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Court OF Common
Flhas—Monnay
Simon
Balpwin
Middlesex
Nisi Prius
Thomas Wilde
Gunning
Sergeant Channell
Jersey
Standard
Prussia
France
Channel Islands
England
Beane
Court of Exchequer and Middlesex Sessions Notes
A London court report covers Allen v. Allen for criminal conversation with £1000 damages, verdict £300, plus secondary court actions including a board and lodging suit with raucous testimony, and Middlesex sessions detailing transport, imprisonment, and administrative adjudications.
Lord George Loftus Granted Discharge in Insolvent Debtor Court
In Monpaur the Hon. George William Loftus known as Lord George Loftus seeked discharge after imprisonment since February. Debts totaled £15,254 with bona fide debts £6,090. father the Marquis of Ely had paid prior debts. No opposition. some property abroad noted. discharge ordered to Queen's Prison. Also discharged were Henry Carryieno actor at Haymarket and Rev. W. De Lavoyn Bearstown incumbent of Inv escarra Ireland with no opposition.
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George William Loftus
Lord George Loftus
Queen's Prison
Cooke
Woodruffe
Fleet
Marquis of Ely
Hotel de l'Europe
Brussels
Hague
Hancock
Harris
Queen’s Prison
Tuunsday
Henry Carryieno
Haymarket Theatre
W. Deelavoyn
Bearstown
Invescarra
Ireland
Mr. John Jones
Bill Windsor
Windsor Bill
Ellis
John Reeve
Thomas Duncombe
Wm. Windsor
Illis
Westminster Pier
Ellis and Jones
Barey
Bailey
Queen Square Chapel
Robert Smith
Burnaby
R. H. Tolcher
Clifford
Norton
Justin
Hall
Bealby
James Smith
Miss Bailey
R. B. Wheatley
Court of Common Pleas
Guildhall
Smith
Anne Bailey
Afr
Central Criminal Court verdicts on fraud and perjury
In a packed session at the Central Criminal Court James Moran and others were sentenced after convictions for obtaining by false pretences a £40 cheque against William Russell. Moran and Stevens got seven years transport, Henry Rugg and Morris twelve months hard labour, Frances Rugg twelve months no hard labour. Perjury case against Samuel Hayselden resulted in six months hard labour. Court adjourned to December 12.
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Bayisa
J. Burdon
B. Shaw
J. Smith
Edward Snelling
Mary M.cunliffe
J. Sutherland
J. Blackberry
J. Holland
Mary Jones
J. Freegrove
G. Pizzey
D. Farrell
R. Holden
Ann Jenkins
Geo. Baker
B. Reed
J. Robinson
J. Robinson. For Fourteen Years.—T. Croft. For Fifteen Years. —D. Gerrard
J. Gibson
Houses of Correction
T. G. Emmett
E.T. Boyden
Ellen Mullgate
C. Lee
W. Taylor
Mary Ann Moody
G. Williams
J. White
Margaret Twiney
Mary Smith
Mary Duncan
Susan Ingram
Rosetta
Lucy Williams
Mary M‘nally
Harriet Bone
Osmond Crowder
A. Herring
J. Goldsmith
Alias Smith
Wm. J. Smith
Alias Good
J. Campbell
C. Pearson
T. R. Doyle
H. Harper
J. Blythe
J. Richardson
G. Renton
C. W. Hackshaw
T. Allen
J. Underwood
G. Hunt
J. Bell
J. Neale
R. Miller
J. Gardner
R. Sly
Z. Mason
E. Toombs
J. Dryden
G. Morgan
Rt. Hendon
H. Gates
E. Hale
Eliza Daley
Ellen Daley
Caroline Lamb
Ann Kirby
Mary Wilson
Mary Dacey
Elizabeth Frazer
Caroline Hedger
J. Golbell
Jun
E. Mitchell
H. Mitchell
T. Stow
T. Porter
T. Atkins
H. Smith
HW. Thompson
G. Spiers
T. Gilding
W. Emmett
G. Fox
Newgate
Recorder
Court of Chancery
Moran
Stevens
Henry Rugg
Morris
Frances Rugg
Samuel Hayselden
Wilde
Duane
Mooley
Arnold
Artillery Grounds Complaints Reach Lord Mayor Over Woolwich Practice
Police report details complaints about artillery practice at Woolwich raising safety concerns as a boat passage near the river faced a ball near its bows. The lord mayor promised action, including a written inquiry to the ordnance department. Additional items note a public sale dispute and free press concerns in London.
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Mansion House
Peacock
Woolwich
Star Company
Hobler
Ordnance Department
Provocation and public prints in a magistrate case debated
A detailed report covers magistrates handling a profane paper case, the legality of their actions, and arguments over evidence copies. Witnesses describe the window display and the copy versus original paper. The court considers notice and access rights, with remarks on police duty and legislative boundaries.
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Hall
Counse
Kerr
Holywell-street
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Hall
Sandrick
Thomas
Thomas Whitehead
Ryall
Holywell Street
FitzGenato
Strand
Southampton-street
Exeter-street
Longacre
Witness
Priest
John Ellis
Westminster Pier
Bill Windsor
Windsor Bill
Mr. Twyford
William Windsor
Waterman
Ellis
John Jones
Mr. Windsor
Mr. J. Ellis
Mr. W
Farewell to Summer in a Silent Autumn
Fragmentary song lyric text conveys farewell to summer and autumn mood. Imagery of wind, falling leaves, and sorrowful theme appears with phrases about love, longing, and inward woe. No clear author or source details.
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