Requisitioned election canvass at Finsbury inquiry
Testimony describes Mr Tooke soliciting tradesmen to sign a requisition inviting his bid for Parliament. Witness Leighton refused and reported the incident to the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Secretary Coates confirms the paper and notes the candidate was not signed by the tradesmen.
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Coates
Tooke
Finsbury
Coatesaid
Mr. Tooke
Weale
Architectural Library
Holborn
Duncombe
Wakler
Leighton
Mr. Leighton
Society
Henshall
Cloudesley Terrace
Mr. Duncombe
Mr. Wakley
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
Fromas Coar
TE. S. Duncombe
Thomas Coarts
The
Albany
Lord Brougham
William Tooke
Thomas S. Duxcamps
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Thomas Coates
Thomas Dancome
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Tuosas Coates
T. S. Duncombe, Esq
Miss. Dover
Thesiger
Thomas Tolly
Rickmansworth
Miss Dever
Miss Dover
John Temple
Plaintiffs Chapel
Plaintiff
Mary Beeson
Plaintiffs
Mrs. Benham
Witness
Fanny Dover
Mary Davis
Charlotte Willgoss
Joseph King
Marquis of Westminster
Moorpark
Benham
James Parker
Fellowes
Parson Benham
Burn
Millend
Simmons
Sarah Loader
Mr. Southam
Petersdorff
James
Matziaw
Blackpuny
Blackburn
Ludgate Hill
Globe
Albert
Mallan
Miah Albert
Mr. Blackburn
Mr. Albert
John Stewart
Mr. James
Mr. Stewart
Wuess
Mr. Blackbur
Mr. Mallan
Central Criminal Court opens with 134 prisoners to trial
The December sessions begin before the lord mayor and officers. The grand jury faces forgery, coinage and other offenses as cases are listed. Notable trials include Pilgrim for forging powers of attorney and Cullen for a bigamy indictment. Multiple verdicts follow with sentences ranging from six months to ten years transportation.
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Earl
Canpican Axp Caprain Doverns
Adolphus
Earl of Cardigan
Douglas
Phillips
Chambers
Cullen
Wepxers
Justice Patteson
Thomas Pilgrim
Bank of England
Matthew Dick
F. Pollock
Mr. Bullock
Ballantine
Peter Anthony Cullen
Jane Bristow
Surrey Theatre
E. Fawcett Saville
Yorkshire
Witness
Pavilion Theatre
Mgr. Clarkson
King
Blueskin
Mr. Clarkson
Mr. Saville
Wsa
House of Correction
Tutrspay
Edwin Williams
Paul Mazeauz
George Ramuz
Rault
Patteson
Correc
Wm. Summerhays
Onry
William Glen
Richard Hall
Samuel Une
Simon Hugger
Charlee Breen
Stockholm
Eliza Davis
Rappery
Sophia Weller
Louisa God-frey
Taylor
Clerkenwell
E Divison
Gray's-inn-lane
Theu
ManshauGuTer
James Betts
James Redmond
Hoax and sword scare at Guildhall and Buckingham Palace
Police reports describe a fake Court of Scot and Lot hoaxing a Marlborough Street solicitor’s clerk at Guildhall. In London, a Lady Restarlitz was detained after a failed stab at a Buckingham Palace sentinel, and a post office theft case led to remand.
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Guildhall
Marlborough-street
Scot and Lot
Peter Laurie
Peter
Oxford
London
Couint Palatine of
Durham
Duke of Bedford
Ren. Barnes
Marshal
J. Banxvens
Bright and Williams
Strand
Oxford University
Firth
Russell
Woodthorpe
Mansion House
Bow Street
Tre Sentinel
Buckingham Palace
Hall
St. James’s Park
Prince Albert
Payne
Gardner's Lane
Westminster
Home Secretary's Office
Park Hotel
Cumberland-gate
John Castles
Alnwick
Northumberland
Twyford
I Este
General Post-Office
Te Aird
Newport Street
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Court OF Queen’s Bench
Teesday
Dover
H Éckly
Miss Over
James Grover
John Darvell
Court OF Common Pleas
Mownpuay
Morison
Satmox
Maule
Sergeant Storks
Sergeant Bompas
Erle
Wightman
Messrs
Alexander
John Morison
Salmon
Moat
Morison and Moat
Robert Salmon
Mr. Moat
Justice Maule
Oldfield
Cospett
Lord Abinger
Sergeants’ Inn
Dixon
William Cobbett
M.P
Oldham
Fleet
Wright
Holroyd
Wright and Co
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Few
Hamilton
Fiat
Pett Cobbett
Biddulph
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Petre
France
Palmer
Court of Review
Mr. Ayrton
Wales
Martier
Janet Pennan
Edward Oxford
Clarke
Parsons
Cooke
Pelham
Case
Bowen
Hannah Oxford
Lacry
Maxshetp
Daws
S. d
Mr. Petersdorff
Central Criminal Court
Worship Street
Elizabeth Allen
Edward
Thomas Jones
Clift
Holywelllane
Shoredich
Cotton
Broughton