True Bill in Conspiracy Case Against Lord Ashburton
Reports detail a grand jury finding a true bill against Lord Ashburton and Alexander Baring in a conspiracy case. The indictment alleges they sought to bribe Mexican legislators to block land sales to foreigners, tied to a contract dispute involving a prosecutor. Public reaction questions the impact on Ashburton’s pending diplomatic mission and the integrity of the process.
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Ediary
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Alexander Buring
Ashburton
Franciscat
Humphrey Mildmay
Morning Chronicle
Saturn
The
Times
Bar
Alexander Baring
Lord Ashburton
Francis Jem
Mexico
Moore
Himlas
Teir
Zach
Ster
Gand
Great Britain
United States
Lord Asburton
United States Bank
England
Metropolis
Ory
Liberal
Empire
Sun
Mon
Baring
Lew Court
Continent
London
Earl of Cardigan
House of Lords
Nhien
Barings
Baring,rothers
Haring
Weekending totals for railway tolls and routes (historic)
A fragmented OCR list shows week ending figures for various railway routes and tolls across England Scotland and Wales. It includes Birmingham London Manchester Leeds Glasgow Crewe and other junctions with numerous monetary totals and routing notes, some garbled.
William Hitchcock Bankruptcy and Linen Trade Probe
The adjourned examination of William Hitchcock resumed with questions about unsecured debts, frauds, and balance sheets. Witnesses discussed discounts at Overend and Gurney and the role of Cook and Gladstone, while the court weighed credibility, concealment of goods, and the lenders' influence before adjourning sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Butt
Overend and
Gurney's
Messrs
Barclay and Co
Overend and Co
Barclay’s
Commissioner Holroyd
Mr. Gladstone
Parkinson
Cook
Hitchcock and Co
Humfrey
Mardon
Warwick
Cheapside
Hitchcock
Messrs. Cook and
Mr. Butt
Brown
Lewellin
Holroyd
Messrs. Cook
Regent-street
Hayward’s
Churchover’s
Reynold’s
Layer’s
Gloom in Leeds cloth markets as trade stalls
In Leeds and surrounding towns the wool and cloth trades report sharp downturns. Markets from Manchester to Halifax show dull activity, falling prices, and cautious buying amid a stagnant spring outlook. London sales of colonial wools hold firm while realities of fiscal upheaval press on manufacturers.
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Leeds
London
Bristol
Wakefield
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Halifax
Manchester
Buenos Ayres
Chili
Peru
Corrientes
Live naval movements and political debate reported from Paris
The Moniteur notes English warships and transports reinforcing Admiral Sir Charles Adam’s squadron off the United States and Gulf of Mexico with Illustrious, Implacable, and other vessels. Paris reports political shifts, corn laws debate, and resignations, with Times mockery of reformers and details on public distress and mortality in the metropolis.
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Paris
Moniteur
Azores
Canaries
Bellisle
Sapphire
Apollo
Belliste
8Th Regiment
Admiralty
Sir Charles Adam
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Illustrious
Warspite
Lord Ashburton
Portsmouth
Sir Adam
Constitutionnel
Charivari
France
Chamber of Deputies
Falmouth
H.M
Linnet
Rio
Valparaiso
Cockatrice
Buenos Ayres
Ardent
J. Russell
Cayenne
Andromache
Cape of Good Hope
Bittern
Rose
Wizard
Africa
Curlew
Mozambique Channel
Swift Packet
Lieut
Douglas
England
Wanderer
Island of
Ascension
Wilberforce
Monte Video
Sean
Portugal
Lady Mary Wood
Reymond
Malta
India
Liverpool
Gibraltar
Mitchell
West Indies
Medway
Shepherd
Brazils
Herrick
Ceara
Duke of Buckingham
Robert Peel
Nottingham
House of Commons
Epixpurch
Black
Melville
Lord Eliot
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Brown
Edward Borough
Lord de Grey
London
Sheriff Brown
Eliot
Dublin Monitor
Lorn
Joann Russeln
Ropert Peel
John Russell
Queen returns to Windsor after Buckingham reception
The Queen traveled back to Windsor Castle Saturday after the Buckingham Palace address reception. The King of Prussia donated 50 pounds to the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariner's Benevolent Society and 100 pounds to Hambro' Lutheran Church in Trinity Lang. Preparations at the Pavilion for the Court reception in Brighton are described, with extensive interior alterations and new royal apartments. The King of Prussia and Prince Albert visited Woolwich for the parade and reviews, including artillery demonstrations and crowd scenes. An attempted assault on E C Lister at Fairfield House is reported, with Lister subduing the assailant before help arrived.
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Windsor
Lords and Commons
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Prussia
House of Commons
House of Lords
Longps
Prince AlBent
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Marquis of
Exeter
Colville of
Brighton
St. George's Trail
Duchess of Kent
Augusta
King of
Buckingham-palace
Woolwich
Life Guards
Barkation
13Th Light Dragoons
Royal Artillery
His Majesty
Blackheath
Lord Bloomfield
G.C.B
G.C.H
Royal Horse Artillery
Dyneley
C.B
Cleveland
Foot
Duke of Cambridge
K.G
G.C.M.G
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Prince George of Cambridge
Royal
Ferdinand
Saxe Coburg
Hussars
God Save the Queen
the Duke of Wellington
15Th Regiment
Royal Marines
Duke Ferdinand of
Saxe
Marsh Gate
Millar
Royal Arsenal
Cambridge
Wellington
Buccleuch, &c
Albert
Duke of Wellington
E. C. Lister
Fairfield House
Mr. Lister
James
York Lunatic Asylum
Bradford
Funeral of famed equestrian Andrew Ducrow in London
A large crowd gathered Saturday as the funeral of Andrew Ducrow, aged 48, proceeded from York Road Lambeth to Kensal Green Cemetery. The procession featured six black horses, mourning coaches, and notable mourners including executors Searle Byrne and Anderson, with many theater figures in attendance. Police struggled to clear routes amid fights and ribaldry, while Ducrow’s will reportedly left almost £59,000 in three percent stock for his estate.
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Ducrow
York-road
Lambeth
Kensall-green
Harrow-road
Searle
Oscar Byrne
Anderson
Astley’s Theatre
Whitehall
Andrew Ducrow
York Road
Westminster
Bridge
Bridge Street
I. Division
Grinsell
Broadfoot
Woodford
Seignor Hillier
Messra
Bunn
Wallack
Batty
Serle
Widdicomb
Cemetry
Kensall Green
Will of the Late Robert Peel Estate Proved in Canterbury
The will of Robert Peel late of Wailington Hall Devon has been proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Executors are the Rev Frederick Peel Edward Haworth and Joseph Peel. Personal property sworn under £400000, mainly to the wife for life and then to children and nephews. The will dated November 1814. Probate legacy duty estimated at £5250, with additional duties on other bequests.
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Robert Peel
Wailington Hall
Devon
Archbishop of Canterbury
Frederick Peel
Edward Haworth
Joseph Peel
Province of Canterbury
Manu LeBoxe
London
Marylebone
Protestant Association
London-house
C. J. Loypoy
R. H. Binder
Bethdin
West London
Burton-street
Burton-crescent
Moses Montefiore
Board For Deputies
St. Alban’s Place
Portsmouth
Queen's Bench
Queen v. Chap
Lord Denman
Grove
Greenwich
Sunday Times
A.R
Melbourn-square
Vassal Road
Brixton
Lambeth
Vauxhall
Messrs. Hodges
Waterloo Road
England
Norwich
Insolvent Debtors Court case over Carew schedule dispute
Proceedings in the Insolvent Debtors Court focus on the Earl of Egremont era relation with Mr Carew. Executors contest Carew’s schedule as a private effort amid debts and alleged patronage, while counsel defend Carew’s character and artistry. Case adjourned to May 8 for further evidence review and schedule amendments.
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Ux J
Earl
Mr. Carew
Carew
Earl of Egremont
Wyndham
George Wyndham
Petworth
General Wyndham
Huskisson
Cooke
Mr. Cooke
Mr. Platt
Richard Westmacott
O'Keefe
Phineas
Pericles
Niwen
Bowen
Marlborough Street
Decrow
Andrew Ducrow
David Rees
Pur Feshion
Coombes
Cuckspur-street
Brooke
Elephant and Castle
Union Hall
Prsoner
Hardwick
James Adams
Tothill Fields
George Baker
John Moses
Barnet Lee
Clerkenwell
Stanning
Ann Dowling
Michael Neil
London University College Hospital
St. Giles’s
Shaw
Jerusalem Bishopric Crisis Reported by Paris Vienna and St Petersbu rg
The Ottoman Porte rejects Dr Alexander as Bishop of Jerusalem amid alleged opposition from Paris Vienna and St Petersburg per L Univers. A Bank of Sagas quarterly balance covers 9 Nov 1841 to 1 Feb 1842 showing liabilities Circulation 16,630,000 Deposits 8,506,000 and assets Securities 22,580,006 Bullion 210K total 25,136,000.
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Jerusalem
Porte
Alexander
Paris
Vienna
St. Petersburg
L' Univers
Bark
Enoranp
Bank of Sagas
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Vsexny
Sirmingham
Derby Junction
Dirmingham
Gloucester
Standling Junction
Bester
Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Glasgow
Paisley
Greenoclh
Junction
Chester
Teat
Crewe
Cheltenham
Great Western
Walland Selby
Ndon
Birmingham
Aylesbury
Blackwall
Ondon
Croydon
London and South Western
Fanchester
Bolton
Bury
Wyanchester
Nett
Nidland
C.ee Ce
Yemcastle
Carlisle
Ywcastle
North Shields
Orthern
Eastern
North Midland
Orth Union
Liverpool &Eston and
Wyre
Efield
Ted Tee Lork
William Hitchcock
Queen Square
Daniel Nihil
Milbank
Augustus Such
Coldbathfields
Cold Bath-Fields
Nihil
Gregorie