Bank cashier testifies as case adjourns after witness
The court resumed on the afternoon of the 14th after examining one witness. Thomas S. Taylor, cashier of the United States Bank, testified and produced many receipts and memoranda from Biddle and others. The motive was to inculpate the prisoners. Exchange, money, and stock markets showed no material changes. England exchange remained at prior rates. Canada papers on the Stephen Whitney held no general news. Sir C Bagot had not Kingstown on the sixth.
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Thomas S. Taylor
United States Bank
Biddle
England
Canada
Stephen Whitney
C. Bagot
Kingstown
Sthult
Commons
Leeds
Mfr
Paes
O Cinass
Ireland
Perseus
Rovert Per
Lori J. Rossean Cape
Moose
House Capes
Scotland
Court of Queen’s Head
Hines
United Kingdom
Gowses
Jeaye
Bey
Tiscowpe
Elton
Admiralty
Jons Eastrote
Baronet
R. Pee
J. Eastnore
Sir R. Peer
Hans
R. Peer
T. Desrosan
Uat House
Preset
Bart
John Russells
Whs
T. Danenuty
K. Peer
Recess Peel
R. Peel
Dons Ressec
Burimet
Uis
Robertr
J. Russet
Lori Mar
O'Cunsecy
Sth Prev
Prince OF Wales
Ro Pres
Acer
Prince Albert
Ceorthull
Law and Emigration Committees
Villia Committee
Bii
Australia
New Zealand
Mentay
Garong
Metropolis intrigue and charity efforts mix in London notes
A London meeting at Lawson's rooms discusses Conservative operative associations and the Navy cry amid religious instruction aims. Separately the Licenced Victuallers celebrate forty eighth anniversary with major donations, schooling totals, and extensive charity disbursements across multiple cities.
Seafaring role offers amid suspected boy abduction scheme
A letter from Eowin Jones of Westminster describes his alleged recruitment into the Warspite service and a prior abduction attempt. The father denies contact with Mr. James, who is accused of influencing the boy through another agent named Loyd. Officials seek a full explanation and exposure of involved parties in this mysterious matter.
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Abraham
Wether
Westminster
James
Thames
England
Ireland
Brazils
Liverpool
Mr. James
Mr. Elgar
Melancholy death of Miss Rathbone in Henrietta Street
A young lady named Rathbone died after a medical mix up at home in Henrietta Street. Dr. Watson stated the poison was caustic due to ammonia in the prepared medicine, hastening illness from scarlet fever. Inquests found the death was accelerated by prescription error at a Birmingham theatre and various regional notices follow.
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Bath
Rathbone
Henrietta-street
Watson
Watts
Collins
Mr. Watts
Dr. Watson
Mr. Bunn
Birmingham
Bristol
Miss Tree
Rosalind
Corn Lane
H. F. Berkeley
St. George
Hence
Calcutta
Cape
Jones
Hay
Novers
Bedminster
William Bishop
Great Gardens
Exeter
Dover
Kemp
4Th Light Dragoons
Bishton
6Th Foot
Nottingham Street
Liverpool
Suocnina AccipExt
John Ellis
King’s Dock
Manchester
Tendency of Tory government to distort law in charter case
The report shows Charter with most signatures and property, ministers urging a charter conditioned on special sessions and a recorder. The committee rejects binding a nonexistent town council. The writer warns the case reveals how law may be distorted under a Tory administration and questions the lord president’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Lord Wharncliffe
Sheffield
Ireland Murder Attempt Aimed At Limerick Mail Guard
A shot from a hedge near Moneygall in County King’s County struck guard Cosgrave on the Limerick mail, wounding him badly but no robbery appears likely. The postmaster redirected the mail to Mountmellick where a new guard took over as Cosgrave’s injuries were assessed.
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Limerick
Moneygall
King's County
Cosgrave
Burris
Ossory
Borris
Mountmellick
Orangemen
de Grey
Gregg
Gregory
Grogan
Dublin Evening Post
Delanunt
Masuine
John Delahunt
Kilmainham
Garlibardo
Thomas
Marquis of Ely
Cooney
Mr. Cradock
Thomas Maguire
Mr. Walsh
Mr. Alison
Drogheda
Jouy DeEvanunr
Patrick O'Reilly
RCAC
George Canaway
P.P
Damastonhouse
John Walsh
Epward Alison
Scotland. Deputation to England on church position
In Edinburgh Witness reports plans to send a large deputation to England to explain the present position of the church of Scotland. The piece argues that pursuing Queen Anne’s act to subjugate spiritual liberties would be unjust, dangerous, and that England ought to pursue a satisfactory settlement of this long-running issue.
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Englaxv
England
Church of Scotland
Edinburgh
Paisley
Duchess of Kent
Glasgow
Scort
London
Charles Augustus Murray
Windsor Castle
Scott
Prince Albert
Castle
C. A
Sceisman
Damages Awarded in Ashton V Reptorp Case at Guildhall
In this Victorian suit, Mr. Crowder and Mr. Phillimore presented the plaintiff's case against Lieutenant and paymaster in the 11th Hussars for adultery with Miss Clark. After deliberation, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff awarding damages of fifty pounds.
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Ashton
Crowder
East India Company
11Th Hussars
Clark
India
Southampton
Paris
England
London
John-street
Berkeley-square
Mr. Crowder
W. Foy
Lincolnshire
Catharine M’kennar
Mr. Ashton
Tuln-Street
Foy
Secondary James
Appalling Accidents and Inquest at Wapping and Seaton Mersey
A boy of seventeen at St Johns wood lost an arm after a fowling piece burst while shooting sparrows. An inquest at the North Country Cat on a ship caulker aged 57 found temporary insanity after he wounded himself and died. Reports note two major fires at Seaton Mersey near Stockport destroying a villa and at Glossop burning spinning mills with machinery worth substantial sums.
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Finearms
James Elphinstone
John Elphinstone
St. John’s Wood
Vidler and Westbourn
North Country
High-street
Wapping
Baker
John Tickle
Mary Roberts
Waping
Seaton Mersey
Stockport
Messrs. Stocks
The Har net and the Bittle Comic Ballad Fragment
A comic verse piece in broad dialect recounts a hornet in a tree claiming the tree as his house, a beetle lawyerly dispute, and a yuccle interlude with a hungry creature. The piece ends with a cryptic political quip and a note about omitting portions due to parliamentary reporting length.
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the Metropolis
Lawson
Gower Street
James Ford
Hoy
Dest Eenan Srenks’ Mertvat Beexerit Association
Earl of Lichfield
Bank of England
Worshipful Company of Drapers
Lloyds
Lensts
Thomas Baring
Jeremiah Harman
W.G. Prescott
Escot
Crown
Rupert Street
Whitechapel
Hodge
Society of LicensEep Virtuallers
White Conduit-house
Pentonville
Thomas Bron
Vietuallers
Blake
Society of Licensed Victuallers
Central Criminal Court
Corm
Giltspur Street
Police Committee
Thames Touxnel
Messrs
Grissell
Peto
Brunel
Middlesex
Prussia
Rotherhithe
Thames Tunnel
Easteax Counties Railway
Shoreditch
A. Bosanquet
Fsq
Colchester
Romford
Brentwood
Jounxzes
Buckingham Palace
W. Elgar
No. 17
Tothill Street
Winchester
Edward
America
Mr. Jones
Bell-yard
York-street
Borough of
Jebb
Crim
Literary Chronicle
Bentley
Jonas Grubb
Janus Grubb
Molly
Jonas
Missus
Abigail
George
Zelf
George Gabbett
Gabbett
Voolas
Zays
Fraser
Maginn
Timprans
Layshun
Afiygin
Anny
Yiz
Sthreat
Sthrain
Kaullin
Lady Morgan
Mpediay Bee
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Frinay
Duke of Argyll
Lord Combermere
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