The Free Trade Committee Rally and Election Dissent
A London style political notice quotes Thomas Hunnert urging free trade support and lists Whig involvement. Reports cover writs, candidate pledges, protests against Peel plans, and petitions for repeal of Corn Laws. Names include Lord Locelyn, Sir R. Peel, and Mr. Bright with various local responses.
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Free Trade Committee
Thomas Hunnert
Exchange Rooms
Nottinghaw
Thomas Blackbane
Thornton Hildyard
Kiso
Llyn Esxerton
Lord Locelyn
Gioucester
Charterie
Cirencester
Charter
Sir R. Peel
R. Teol
Glasgow
Oswald
Tesh Monckton Miloes
House of Commons
Asbury
Aabley
House of Lords
Bairut
M.P
Bright
Durham
Constituencian
Blanchester
Severs
Ixprspositiox Oy Mx
Coppex
Stockport
Connaught-place
Edgware-road
London
Cobdan
Wanchester
Deyate
Robert Peel
Manchester Guardian
League
Finsbarr
City
Towser Hamlets
Lambath
Marylebone
Southwark
Westminster
Chrisea
Fotal
Buckingham
Lavenham
Suffolk
Whitchurch
Salep
Bury
W. R. Gregg
Koutsford
Cheshire
Colebrackdale
Ilfracombe
Devon
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
Howick
Saddleworth
Hose of Commons
Leaguers
Bereta
Lorid
Arthur Lennox
Chichester
Duke of
Richmord
Cora
Las
Robert Raa
Duke of Richmond
Sir Robert Peel
Milner
Hastie
Murratt
Blagden
Warmeworth
Dent Dale
Balby
Richard Dale
Councillor Dunn
Wiliam Chadwick
Arksey
Joseph Clark
Tancer
Tancers
Curriera
Huse of Commons
Lord Morpeth
Forrester
Borfield
Lord Clive
RH. Clive
Peel
Holland
Liverpool Times
Maxeugersa Caammben
ConMence
Mid Kent
Maidstone
Thoraday
Nantuy
Pedley Wood Farm
Chesterfield
Ford
Degre Sitwell
Bec
Stainsley
Liverpool
Oldham
Ashton
Manchester
Rochdale
Cangleton
Cheater
Norwich
Lock
Burr
Nantwich
Macclesfield
Sandbach
York
Reconciliation and Military Exchange at London Visit
A reconciliation occurred between Lady Adela Ibbetson and the Earl and Countess of Jersey during Captain Ibbetson and Lady Adela’s London visit. The captain will transfer from the Light Dragoons to the Blues by the earl’s request, amid a very touching scene. The University Herald reports Rev. C Wordsworth resigning his Winchester College mastership, possibly due to ill health, with unconfirmed links to alleged misconduct. Bank of England deposits for the railway project total £11,492,000 up to Friday evening.
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Adela Ibbetson
Counteau
Jeraey
Viswt
London
Dragoons
Blues
C. Wordsworth
Winchester College
University Herald
Winchester School
Church and State Gazette
Bank of England
Patent dispute over sulphate of soda apparatus unfolds
In a long trial Court of Common Pleas case Gamme v Kuntz, plaintiff alleges infringement of a patent for a sulphate of soda and muriatic acid apparatus. Evidence shows the three chamber iron and brick design, with riveted debates on novelty, ventilation, and brick versus iron furnaces. Jury finds infringement but credits novelty in the connecting of two chambers and deems the invention an improvement.
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Court OF Common Fleas
Texsnar
Gamme
Atherton
Lutwyche
Hill
Sligut
Inda
Serjeant
Chanaell
Justice Coltman
Central Criminal Court trial rounds up riot and crimes
In Old Court proceedings James Thomas and George Green faced charges including a nameless offence. Witnesses were alleged to have been spirited away, leading to acquittal for complicity. Others faced wounding, rioting on the Thames, burglary, and assault with various verdicts including Guilty and Not Guilty on insanity or common assault. sentencing followed for multiple defendants across several cases.
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National
Old Court
Baron Rolfe
Justice Creeswell
James Thomas
Prendergast
Justice Coltman
Ballantine
Withesava
William Oxery
Celia
Parry
Maynard
Horsemonger Lane
Baron Rowe
John Kinchin
Edward Mackay
John Dodd
John Sinclair
John Ireland
Watermen Steamboat Company
Blackfriars Bridge
Xp City
Thames Street
Paul's Wharf
Wateirs
Kinchin
Waterman
Custom House
Chambers
Her
Kinchen
Mackay
Dodd
Ireland
Sinclair
Bunatany
New Court
James Waylett
Henry Stevens
Thomas Beckensall
Brierly
Prisoner dispositions and acquittals at session adjourned
A lengthy list records discharged acquitted and sentenced inmates including names such as Elen Dooley Mary Harley and Captain George Johnstone. It totals 245 prisoners disposed of across London Middlesex Surrey Kent and Admiralty districts with specific counts. The coast rising adjourned to Monday the 23d instant.
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W. Front
F. Clark
W. Baker
G. Bragg
RB. Mailey
J. Sulter
G. Martin
T. Iredale
G. Henneney
W. Mumford
W. Marshall
T. Robinson
B. Jackson
J. Overton
W. Causney
D. Hogg
W. Ward
G. Reed
J. Scott
H. Gibbs
W. Scott
H. Arinold
R.nowlan
W. Hannell
T. Foster
J. Dipper
W. Wilkins
G. Seaman
H. Claxton
J. Weaver
H. Barnes
J. Gibson
J. Bennett
A. Burnton
J. Watson
EH. Rashmond
T. Comber
J. Williama
J. Clench
Payne
D. Cooper
J. Fox
H. Gill
E. Wells
G. Belt
B. Jonen
C. Weat
Ann Hicks
Mary A. Harlett
Eliza Haggett
Mary Haggett
T. Paya
P. Hurley
St. Orwood
W. Bennett
Boulter
June Sullivan
W. Rentham
T. Best
Isebelle Buckley
Catherine Gilivan
Mary Ann Maley
Ron Beourt
Harriett Gibbs
Charlotte Rose
G. Smith
J. Allen
T. Chamberlain
Hi. C. Hebert
Elen Dooley
C. Fielder
Mary Harley
Jane Fitzgerald
Ann Russell
Jane Molloy
Sans Young
Mrs Rather
Eliza Young
J. Saveaul
Z. Barley
M. Marlow
J. Andrews
C. Oliver
J. Thomas
G. Green
Ro Drury
Dawson
T. Hickman
K. Johnsun
T- Parrack
St. Woulnough
G. W. Dunworth
J. Franklin
Ann Sheen
C. Phillips
J. Menon
W. Posten
J. Yoll
J. Broom
J. Laws
RK. Mand
George Johnstone
Samuel Overy
Police Reports Show Fraud Case and Domestic Attack
A London court heard Edward Bryant Geary charged with forging an order to transfer £2526 17s from the Bank of England in a case tied to the late Rev. Edward Franks. Witnesses testified regarding records from the Accountant General, with Geary remanded for further evidence. Separately, Frederick Munten, master tailor, faced repeated scrutiny over alleged attempts on his wife’s throat as medical witnesses debated her ability to testify, and bail was arranged with substantial sureties before a further remand for a week.
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Goldsmiths’ Company
Chester
Goldsmiths
London
Ansoyer
Liverpool
Menara, Roski and Son
Goldsmitha’ Company
Martin
Fae
William Itl
Edward III
Gould
Mont
Marlin
Fauren
Forster
Wil
St. Margaret's
Mr. Clive
Pauper
Clire
Mr. Elliott
Yoor Law
W. Taylor
Hoarland
Stater
Mars Brown
Colonnade
Brunswick Square
Wilmot-street
Workhouse
Wilson
Camden-town
Priconers
Slater
Dacycex Raitwat
Onu Weanendar
William Limmer
Norwich and Norfolk Railway Company
Broughton
Duncan
Norfolk Company
Ely
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Middleditch
Tottenham
Rivge
Tettenham
Grimshaw
Shoreditch
Grimabawne
Beaumont
Cheaterford
Alfred Banister
Brixton
Trail
Smith
Cornwall Road
Lambrth
New Cut
Tooley Street
Traill Het
Ecen
Thiewr
Marx
Armis
Tance Beresford
Juliason
John
Foncesy
Edward Bryant Geary
Southampton
Chancery Lane
Teryford
Bank of England
Edward Franks
Clark
Hayward
Treasury
Parry
Accountant General's Office
Jane
Sullivan
Priaumwr
Gray
Eastern Counties
House of Correction
Lambeth
Tuesaday
Frederick Munten
Henry
Mason
Coliier
Fred
Heary
Gumma
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