Political Movements. Fremantle resigns Buckingham seat
Sir Thomas Fremantle vacates his Buckingham seat by accepting the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds. The writ is moved, with Lord Chandos expected to succeed. Fremantle defends his decision as prudent amid protection debates and his constituents’ opposition to government measures.
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Movierzmat Caaners
Thomas Fremantle
Buckingham
Lord Chandos
T. Fremantle
Duke of Buckingham
Baronet
Sir Thomas
Board of Customs
Eislee
Fiscount Jocelyn
Robert Peel
India Board
King’s Lynn
Lord Jocelyn
Arthur Lennox
Chichester
Ordnance Department
Earl Talbot
Earl Bathurst
Charles Henry Coote
Bart
Queen's County
John Hope Johnstone
Dumfriesshire
Mainister
Audit Office
Glenyon
Walling
Earl of Hardwicke
Free Trade
Windsor Castle
Board of Control
Corn
Scotland
Athol
Lord Glenlyon
R. Peel
Lord Talbot
Staffordshire Agricultural Protection Society
Lone Ashley
Lord Ashley
Dorsetshire
London
Fiest
Ashley
Exterson
Edward Lloyd Mostyn
Lichfield
Lord Leveson
Earl Granville
Mostyn
East Gioucestenssine
Charteris
Mr. C
Burzano
Gerrard J. Noel
Earl of Gainsborough
Rutlandshire
Dawnay
Townshend Mainwarring
Loxp Courtenay
Lota
Devon
Exeter District Agricultural Society
Duke of Richmond
A. Lennox
Lord Arthur
Lennox
Lord A. Lennox
H. Peees
Henry
Lord Abyrdesn
Lord Henry Ould
Lord W. Lennox
Obhara
William
Henry Lennox
Cantwniur
Northamptonshire
Cartwright
Spencer Horatio Walpole
Horace Seymour
Walpole
Herald
Smythe
Asoruga
Frees Trape
W. D. Russell
Leek
Staffordshire
C. B. Adderley
Atuxastoxs
Peel
Agricultural Association
Tamworth
Dugdale
M.P
Cheera
House of Commons
Bucxixceam Agrictitural Protection Society
Buckingham Agricultural Protection Association
White Hart Inn
Halli
Canterbury
Fountain Hotel
Edward Knatchboll
Ceir
J. P. Plomptra
Cears
Jenny-Epimera
All Ireland
Captain Johnstone
Johnstone
Hoghcastle Agricultural Association
Horncastle Agricultural Protection Association
North
Stafford
Lord Sandon
John Russell
Adderley
Russell
Agriculteriata
Thin Town
Sir R. Peel
Henry John Pye
Mejor Burnford
A’court
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Pretty
Major
Princep
Cheatle
Bodaington
Rt. Peel
Robert Poelhen
Tug Noat
Hampton Protection Society
Northampton
League
Charles Knightly
Duke of Wellington
Duke of
R. Pee
Maxcagston ConMencral Association
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
King Street
Ri. Peel
Johnson
Darby
Lancashire
Manchester
Oldham
Stockport
Preston
Bolton
Ashton
Rochdale
Wigan
Francia Egerton
Cardwell
Clithero
Sandon
Greene
South Lancashire
North Lancashire
Liverpool
Warrington
Lancaster
Blackbur
Liverpool Times
Tur Spitalyigips
Spitalfields
Fielden
Yorkshire
Arandel-street
Strand
Joan Fretpex
York, &c
Graix
Holland
Belgium
England
Europe
Chronicle
Southwark
Lambeth
Cork
Westminster
Newbury
Nottingham
Addersley
O'Connell
House of Lorda
Ely
Devizes
Central Criminal Court Opens Amid Plea for Proceeding Murder Case
The February sessions begin before the Lord Mayor and senior officials with 178 prisoners named. The calendar includes 35 City of London cases and 103 in Middlesex plus Admiralty and other charges. The most notable is a high seas murder case aboard the Tory with three murders and 12 more indictments for wounding. The Recorder warns many more cases may follow as grand jury and magistrates prepare for rapid trial of minor offences at Middlesex Sessions.
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Berone Macistsares
Winchester
Escott
James Grahem
Victoria
George Iti
Central Criminal Court
Chapman Marshall
Sidney
Aberiffa
City of
London
High Seas
Admiralty of England
Tory
Newgate
Old Bailey
Middlesex Sessions
Hicke’s Hall
Middlesex
Tugspay
Roppeny
Old Court
Joseph Barrett
George Barker
Wayne
Caan
Justice Williams
Justice Cresawell
George Green
James Thomas
Ballantine
Witmases
Southware
St. George's
House of Correction
Cottingham
Exraaoapivany Arrain—Hemry J. Killorby
Mies Spriggs
Misa Ward
Trinity Square
Police Reports From Guildhall And Westminstee Courts
A long report covers cases from the Guildhall and Westminster. William Pearson challenges unlawful exclusion from the United Loyal Britons Benefit Society over unpaid fines, with Aldermen Hughes and Hunter ordering Pearson reinstated upon settling arrears. Other items include John Jackson’s stabbing case, Frederick Munton’s assault trial, and a 13 year old’s glass-breaking in St George’s workhouse. Rail and postal arrangements are noted, plus a Stockholm famine alert and a murder‑by‑neglect line.
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Beyurit
United Loyal Britons Benefit Society
Noble-street
H. Hughes and Hunter
William Pearson
Lewin
Pearson
Chelsea
Alderman H. Hughes
Alderman Hunter
Pearam
Bond
Law. Home Circuit Trial Dates and Corrections
The Home Circuit schedule shows the Eauex commission opening in Chelmsford on Tuesday, March 34, corrected from a misstatement of Wednesday the 4th. The listed trial dates cover many towns with the last notices dated March 25 for Worcester, Shrewsbury, and others.
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Chelmsford
Lancaster
Appleby
Carlisle
Newcastle
Swansea
Hertford
Reading
Winchester
Northampton
Durham
Chelmefourd
Aylesbury
Oxford
Haverfordwest
Town
Oakham
Lincoln
City
Bedford
York
Welchpool
Salisbury
Maidstone
Worcester
Huntingdon
Cardigan
Nottingham
Bale
Cambridge
Dorchester
Carnarvon
Lewen
Derby
Carmarthen
Stafford
Bury St Edmound’s
Veauimaris
Exeter
Leicester
Borough
Liverpool
Ruthin
Brecon
Kingston
Coventry
Court of common pleas and dexchange court cases heard
In Woolwich a publican’s mishandling of lead sheets caused a child to be paralyzed, verdict for plaintiff damages £12. In Tugspay Grant v Maddox, Miss Grant sues for £54 for two remaining years of a theatre engagement. defense argues salary only for open theatre period. Jury returns verdict for defendant.
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Texapay
Elizabeth Wales
Joan Wales
Bexsox
Serjeant Wilkins
Wilmore
Serjeant Jones
Simon
Woolwich
Tugspay
Maddox
Princess‘s Theatre
Green
Ayvason
Martin
Court records reveal witness absences delay murder case
Proceedings report adjournment as witnesses vanished, with constable and inspector detailing arrests and alleged efforts to hinder testimony. Grand jury returns true bill for murder against Captain Johnstone. multiple defendants receive transportations and imprisonment sentences. Newagate calendar notes 222 prisoners awaiting trial with varied charges including coinage, robbery, and larceny.
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Streight
Justice Williams
Auid
Ballantine
Atideep Nurpenson
Bille
Johnstone
Bodkin
Jusiice Wiliams
Henry Bushell
Frederick Tyler Russell
Thomas Russell
Jaren Scott
Mary Anne Flond
New Court
G. Carroll
Knt
E.j
Henry Barnes
Newgate
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Lambith
Frederick Munton
Penton Place
Newington
Games
Olway
Munton
Mr. Henry
Mr. Otway
Otway
House of Lords
Ireland
Committee On
Fousign Caestaiea
Ier Majesty
Thia
Hanover
Duchy of Brunswick
France
Swiss Cantons
Algeria
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Great Britain
Canada
Bremen
Saxony
Hanoover
Fast Indies
Levant
Brunswick
The
East Indies
Antwerp
Hull
Sweeden
Stockholm
Upsal
Stockholmlan
Westmanland
W. Carter
Peacock
Holland Street
St. Saviour’s
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