Windsor magistrates approve trial recognizance and palisade plans
The court ordered bond for trial while requiring future appearance if needed. Officials announced improvements at Windsor Woodlands: a 170 foot ornamental palisade along the Frost Fork long walk, centered by an Elizabethan style gate to match the keeper's lodge, with two side gates for pedestrians. Construction by Sir Bate’s contractor, Mr Phipps, will use old English oak pillars and a faux wainscot finish, to be completed next month.
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Windsor
Phipps
Sir. Bate
Crachnitz
Count Fleming
Count de Saze
St. Patrick
Ireland
Sandomir
Extraordinary Scottish church commission meet at Edinburgh
The Tuesday session of the general assembly's extraordinary Tsene commission in Scotland, led by Rev Dr Welsh, debated whether Stewarton ministers should seat in the court and whether appeals would occur. Dr Cook protested the legality, Dr Candlish pushed for resolutions to Parliament, and the commission set forth petitions while Edinburgh presbytery saw disputed civil matters referred to the superior court.
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Scotland
General Assembly
Welsh
Special Commission
Boon
J. Graham
Cook
Stewarton
House of Lords
Bisset
rBoortie
Dunlop
Presbytery of
Irvine
Tepmex
Branton
Candlish
Chalmers
Milne
Edinburgh
Greenock Advertiser
Weere
Andrew Agnew
Bart
Duke of Argyle
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Dundee Warder
London
Fox Maule
M.P
Plumptre
Taylor
Soprgix Selatre Cocat
Galashiels
John
Adam Dryden
Major Pott
James Russell
Ashiestiel
Adam
Selkirk
John Dryden
Jedbury
Inverness Herald
Riconych
Rea
Sutherlandshire
Dolina M‘askill
Ascynt
Edderachylis
Amired
Kyle
Wrecks and Losses Aboard The Larkin and More Vessels
A press summary reports fresh shipwrecks off Margate and Northumberland. The Larkin from China ran aground on Walpole rock after breaking from moorings, with cargo salvage expected. Other tragedies include the brig Liberty lost with all hands after a lifeboat capsized, the William and Ann and several vessels driven ashore, and multiple deaths in storms near Yarmouth, Blyth, and West Hoyle.
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Margate
Larkin
China
Messrs. Haviside and Co
Cornhill
Downs
Walpole Rock
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Nancy
Petrel
Dover
William Newton
Tremier Lawrence
Charles West
William Chickwin
George Partridge
Shear
Dover I
Ramsgate
Glasgow
Milford Haven
Pourresa
Portrush
Aberdeen
Mary
Isabella
Wick
Leith
Findon
Thames
North Shields
Elizabeth
Harwich
North Sea
Woolwich Reach
Greenwich
English
Gravesend
Woolwich
Wapping
Johnson
Wasmuth
Waterman's Arms
Willard
White Swan
Rotherhithe
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Cou[tantinsiste
The Coroners Inquest And Other Tales Review
A long literary column reviews Toe Teurt-HustEen In3vols by Lord William Lennox and includes an excerpt on The Coroner's Inquest. It praises Lennox's surface-drawing but notes flaws in deep characterization. The piece also covers Lover and other periodical works, with mock notices and satirical verse about politics and bread economy.
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Lord William Lennox
London
Henry Colburn
Taft-Hunter
Willian Lennox
Hh, G. Clark and Co
Sporting Characters. Cock or Commox Pieas v Gill at Warwick
A debt case before Lord Chief Justice Tindal with a special jury followed by extensive testimony on gambling transactions. Cen tain Cauty Haymer and Sir Robert Gill were central figures as the jury heard about IOUs, wagering, cards, and alleged fraud. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant on most pleas but found against the defendant on the plea of fraud and covin.
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Cauro
Gill
Tindal
Cockburn
Mills
T. Wilde
Serjeant Bompas
Humphrey
Centain Cauty
Langley-park Cottage
Buckinghamshire
Wales
Robert Gill
George the Fourth
Warwick Races
Haymer
Worcester
Captain Cauty
Warwick
Liverpool
Doncaster
Egent Hotel
Leamington
George Chapman
Regent Hotel
Sir Robert Gill
Plaintiff
Hannah Bennett
Cauty
Bumpas
Sutton
Capt
Bompas
Senos
Robert
Crockford
Gully
Hertford-house
Nomacks
Mr. Cockburn
Hertford
Lord Huntingtower
Serjeant
Queen’s Bench
Écarté
Hampshire
Queen's Bench
Mr. Haymer
Bompss
Cassidy
Paris
Covin
Parliament News and Debates Across Lords and Commons
Summary of debates in the House of Lords and House of Commons including the Sovereign’s answer to the Address, motions on memorials from the Scotch Church, insolvency law reform plans, and the Law of Evidence Bill. It notes discussions on sugar duties, treaties with Brazil and Portugal, the Afghanistan war, Poor Laws, Sudbury writs, and Bank of England questions. Lords conclude with the Law of Evidence Bill reading and adjournment.
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House OF Lords
Her
House of Peers
General Assembly
Scotch Church
Cortexna
Brovella
Lord Castraext
Lord DeNaux
House
Commons
House OF Commons
Milday
Mitxer Girson
R. Peer
Lord Palmerston
Brazil
Hanover
Lazoucuere
France
Portugal
Ronsext Peet
Roebuck
Affghan
Affghanistan
Joax Russell
R. Pees
Ronent Peer
Watrer
Sudbury
Resusrooxz
Torsect
Brackstone
Beauhy
Robert Peel
Col. Wrxnttam
T. Duxcomur
Tufnell
Ewart
Beamenton
Rosenr Knox
Lord Monteade
Bank of England
Lord Buoncnan
America
Lord Dexmax
Caursete
BrorcHax
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Nextazny Asp Easteas Rartwax
London Tavern
William Marshell
Newport
Cambridge
Ware
Pet
Mesers, Grissell and
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Camridge
Grinsford
Bell
H. G. Ward
J. Bagshaw
E. F. Maitland
A T. Milla
G. Palmer
R. Pattison
Marshall
J. Mesterman
Jun
G. Fletcher
Ae Smale
J. Trueman
W. Kinneard
Rockill
Routh
Ware and Hertford
Walter Khonrin
League
Holl
Liberty
Sunderland
Redcar
Saltbourne
Waitry
Robin Hoob Bay
Coast-Guard
Lingard
Royal Navy
William
Ayton
Coastguard
Lieut
Christopher Trueman
William Pond
Robert Avery
Edward Jellings
Blayney
Blayney's
Ayr
Rhyl
Lancashire
Bidston
West Hoyle
Victoria
Ank
Northumbrian
N.E
Blucker
Warkworth
Newbiggen
Teadry Rock
Blyth
Rochester Castle
Shields
Scotshouse
Belfast
Ann’s Place
Hackney-road
London and
Falmouth
Oakhampton
Dunn
Literary Chronicle
Quillet
Ravensbrook
Mr. Tubbs
Walter Callendar
Mr. Walford
Old Luke
Pameleeer
Walter
Walford
Tabbs
Union
Foreman
Smith
Mr. Smith
Luke Palmer
Joseph Moorsom
Alderley
Tubbs
Mark Hindley
Samuel Lover
Frederick Lover
Lover
Prince Eugene
Bethune
Misa Comer
Dean and Co
Fisnen
Fisher, Son, and Co
British South Africa
Pekin
Hanry Mowbray
Captain Knox
Weigall
John Ollivier
Harry Mowbray
Buckingham
Peel
Lord John Russell
Cobden
Lanptorps
Thomas Carlyle
Britain
Earth
Cranmer
Church
Journal of the Statistical Society
C. Shaw
Manchester
Feel and CO
Humane and Good
Hullah
Germany
Albert
Achjord
Haydn
Handel
Peet
Rossiyz
Liege
Cork
Transylvania
John Turner
Huntley-street
City of London General Pension Society
London Orphan Asylum
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
School For
London Hospital
St. Dominco
St. Domingo
Greenwich Hospital
Robert Stopford
G.C.B
James Gordon
K.C.B
Sr. Ans's Society
Thorsday
Alderman Johnson
Bristow
Imperial Parlianf
Hong Kong
G. Stacyron
Robent Peec
Henry Pottinger
Paisley
Wallace
F. Faexce
Lord Extor
Roresock
Upper
Lower Canada
Lste
Lord Stanley
Canada
Legislative Council
Montreal
Sir Charles Bagot
Staney
Mr. Roebuck
Charles Bagot
United Province of Canada
Legislative Assembly
Howe
Congres Burtes
Charles Maucalfs
Charles Metcalfa
Mansers Serron
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