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Perjury and conspiracy in Bridgemaster election case
The Queen v Macnamara and others involves perjury, conspiracy, personation and bribery at the city bridgemaster election in January 1841. Prosecution detailed an extensive bribery and vote fraud scheme with numerous witnesses, leading to a split verdict and several acquittals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sers
Bexcu
QUEEN
Macnamara Co
Fendalls
Richards
Jr. Botkin
Bullock
Gurney
London
de Kells Jervis
Chambers
C. Jones
Mr. Ly
Kenn Payne
Heaton
Gibb
Iniger
Sips
Ledger
Son
Nanara
Sampson
M‘namara
Spatie Barnes
Bridgemaster
P. R. Harker
Murray
Tyre
Sherwin
Haggett
Powell
Job Jones
Sersons
Gibbs
Morris
Reynolds
John Reynolds
Redcross Square
City
Haberdasher
Russell-street
Whitechapel
Gifts
Samuel Sherwood
Dyer
Curtain-road
Shoreditch
Mr. Gibbs
Smith
Cardtaker
Paul-street
Finsbury
Slath
Rakeman Keel
Booth
Thomas Smith
Farrier
Huntingdon-street
Hoxton
Jaring
Jimes
John Jones
Windsor-street
Islington
Jones
W. Powell
Curtain Road
Namara
Browning
W.H. Morris
Haggett, Snow
Silverthorne
Iibbs
Hogg
Langley
Salmon
Clarke
William Smith
Plumber
Oldstreet-road
Harker’s Notch
Frogg
Brooks
William Maltwood
Sherwell
Black
Thorne
Brewer
Castle-street
Mackintosh
London-wall
Sunn
Hoge
Witness
Tolud
Haggatt, Snow
Iities
Snow
Darrow
Athe Bell
Hell
Plumbers’ Company
Red Cross Square
Mamara
Grand Jury
Smithfield
Kelly
Rigoanee
Simpson
Jervis
Chadwick Jones
Brookes
Lord Denman
J. Jervis
Mr. Jervis
Ord Denman
Ae Ervis
Aliseden
Threatened Rush For Lord Mayor of Dublin in Ballot Debate
At a Dublin common council meeting on Thursday, a ballot voting proposal stirred acrimony as Alderman Callaghan pressed for ballots to ensure independence from the lord mayor. The lord mayor denounced fears as a personal attack and announced a possible resignation, then withdrew it after public pressure. The debate ended with Callaghan withdrawing his motion and the council adjourning, amid further remarks about ballot dangers to governance. Separately in Guernsey, Henry Laporte Smith was convicted of forging bills totaling large sums, with seven years transportation verdict and custody following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Common Council
Callaghan
Purcell
Corn Exchange
Fitzpatrick
Cornelius M‘loughtin
George Row
O‘nei
M‘loughlin
Bank OF Ireland
Guernsey
Henry Laporte Smith
Royal Court
Smith
John Smith
Cork
Ireland
Hilary de Gavis Agnew
Guernsey Commercial Banking Company
John Quely
Liverpool
Messrs
Kinahen
Dublin
Kinahan, Son
Utermarck
Bank of England
London
de Lisle
Sanvir
Anti Corn Law Movements Rally Across England
A sequence of meetings reports a rising anti corn law movement. In Finsbury chapel Southplace London a large gathering debated funds and urged wider donations. Liverpool and Southwark hosted meetings pushing free trade and repeal of corn laws. Vauxhall Marylebone Hemel Hempstead and Hertfordshire chapters formed or urged new associations with Sidney Smith’s lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hawes
Booth
Ogs
Friends of Free Trade
Thomas Thornely
Liverpool
Southwark
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Alderman Wood
Messrs
Wilson
Bowler
Pellat
Holmes
B. Wood
Ireland
Spurr
Three Georges
Vauxhall
George and Dragon
High-street
M‘cLeod
Lambeth
Sidney Smith
Marylebone
Duffield
Timothy
Smith
P . Bishopscate
Anti-Corn Law Association
White Hart Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Devizes
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Radnor
Bradbury
Manchester
Bolton
Bury Rochdale
Hemelbempstead
Hertfordshire
Red Lion Inn
Hemelhempstead
Field
Sir Robert Peel
Hertford
St. Albans
Watford
Berkhampstead
Hitchin
Royston
Bishop's Stortford
Ware
Edwards
Robert Peel
Lambeth and Hull Chartists Rally for Loyal Addresses
The Lambeth meeting at Horns tavern and a Hull gathering led by the mayor push for addresses to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on the birth of an heir. Chartists clash over amendments favoring inquiry into distress and pardons, while public notices record weekly railway returns and a forthcoming execution in Hull.
Dramatic Night Shows at Adelphi and Other London Theatres
London audiences enjoyed Norma at the Adelphi with Miss Kemble, amid mockery of stage excess and witty mischief from Adalgisa and Pollio. The Olympic staged The Quadrupeds burlesque to loud applause, while Surrey Theatre featured Mr. Phelps as Brutus and a false fire alarm during the Two Locksmiths. Oxhey Circus impressed with Batty’s feats and Adelaide Kemble’s Brighton concert attracted packed halls and standing applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christendom
Miss Kemble
Norma
Messrs
Yates, Bedford, Wright, and Co
Adelphi
Wieland
Paul Bedford
Adalgisa
Wright
Pollio
Moon
Surrey Theatre
Mr. Phelps
Lucius Junius Brutus
Howard Payne
Brutus
Surrey
J. Phelps
Kean
Lucretia
Enatisa
Signor Negri
Laurent
Handley
M. Pilet
Baumann
Prospero
Oxyeic Circus
Batty
Beda
Misa Adelaide Kemble
Bricutoy
London
Town-hall
Brighton
Thomas Wright
Mozart
Cuiglielmi
Madame Caradori Allan
Pacini
Madame Dulcken
Dobler
Mr. T. Wright
Bishop
Edinburgh University
Lord Burghersh
Berlin
Drury Lane Theatre
Theatre Royal
Drurylane
Macready
Hudson
Davin
Gratiano
Breach of Promise of Marriage in Darbon v Rosser
Court heard a breach of promise case in Queen's Bench. Plaintiff, daughter of a wine cooper, alleged defendant Rosser aged 79 pursued her with ardent letters and gifts from 1836 to 1841 while planning marriage. Defence produced conflicting letters and claimed no engagement. jury awarded substantial damages to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Queen's Bench
Justice Wightman
Platt
Mr. White
Pearson
Thesiger
Gray
Rosser
Morning Herald
Red Lion Square
Sturm
Mr. Platt
Earth
Heaven
Gilead
Hampton
Sophia Carbon
R. R
Langer
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Knolesale
F. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Mr. M‘namara
Payne
Hinker
Cayle
James
Croucher
Perkins
Orris
Court of Justice
Bradstock
Sherville
Baltics
Baltic
Morning Chronicle
Tee
Horns Tavern
Kennington
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Prince of Wales
Bedford
Lambe
Vicary
Barker
Mr. Ross
The
Eee
Brown
Ryall
Lyon
Lewis
Armstrong
Walton, Gage
Miles
Hinde
Ross
Royal
Stevens
Teada
the Duchess of Kent
St. Andrew
Holpenn
Ducness
Kent
St. Andrew’s Court
St. Mary’s
Church-street
Nicholls
Beadle
Jackson
Pack
Commons House of Parliament
Healy
Burn
Hill
Northern Star
Mir
Birmingham
Derby Junction
London and
Birmingham and
Gloucester
Chester
Birkenhead
Dundee
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Glasgow
Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Grand Junction
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Cheltenham
Bristol
Exeter
Bath
Hull
Selby
Lancaster
Preston
Aylesbury
Blackwall
Greenwich
Croydon
Shoreham
London and South Western
Burton and Bury
Shefield Company
Leeds
Midland
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield
Ulster
York
North Midland
Burdon
Erdinary
Blakesley
Darbon
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall’s
Taursday
Chatham
Densy
Peel
Maher
Chesterfield
Dirce
G. Clarke
Master Thomas
Connop
Albemarne
Robin
Oaks
Etwall
CG. Wilson
Yorkshire Lad
G. Bentinck
Mirabelle
Hampton Victoria Coursing Club
Epsom
Lumley
Ladbroke
Frederick Vane
Oakley
Lord St. John’s
Melchbowin Park
Robin Gray
Sophia
Sarah Darbon
Hive
Hale