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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 23, 1845

Page

6

Law Court Action over Alleged Improper Decree Proceeds

In the Queen's Bench case De Mepria rv. Grove, a widow sues a London conveyancer for money alleged to have been received via abuse of the legal process. The jury finds for the plaintiff in full, after Lord Denman upholds the right to recover when law abuses lead to excess payments, despite no equity relief sought. Trial unfolds with accounts, warrants, and affidavits amid complex trusts and insolvency proceedings.

Court OF Queen’s Bench Noxnir Turor de Mepria Rv. Grovee London Lord Denman Serjeant Shee V. Les Allen Watson Corrie England Ded Strahan Shepperton Street Islington Sergeant Shee

Court Hears Charge Of Child Neglect At New Church Court

A Strand Union board charges Matthew Parris and his wife with neglecting three of their children at 18 New Church Court in the Strand, leading to the children becoming parish charges. Guardians described the cellar home as unfit and inhumanely cold and dirty, with the family denying prolonged neglect.

Bow Street Coventy Cui Lones Corder Strand Union Board of Guardians Matthew Parris Ann New Church Court Strand King’s College Hospital Varochia Hungerford Market Painter Sarah Parris Raubert Catherine George Qa Werstes Inaratiu Jardine Acthyates

Report on the Landlord and Tenant Commission for Ireland

The long awaited report from the Landlord and Tenant Commission on land use in Ireland is presented. It outlines tenure, improvements, rent recovery, distress, and legal reforms, urging remuneration for tenant improvements, restrained distress costs, and simplified titles. It calls for state-supported measures in agriculture, emigration, waste land reclamation, and public works with targeted subsidies and regulated advances.

Ireland England Courts of Equity Addinien Tata Trelgard Hardy Petite Pera Grent Une Proprietor Trish Wwe Paul Fus Trelend Sitle Lrich Creland iv Te Tasheen Trade Treband Hawanco Devor Te. A. Frnovssox Geo. A. Hamittos Titos. NX Ripiaroy Jonnx

Levi dispute over books and insolvent accounts leads to adjournment

In a court hearing the two Levi names appeared as one figure to the claimant. The complainant says he received funds totaling between £500 and £600 and believes he owes nothing, though he thought debts ranged from £400 to £500. The Levis agreed to produce books at the next hearing as other claims were entered. The dividend was postponed and an order issued to pay instalments to Lord Abercorm. An adjournment was granted to allow the insolvent to fulfil country engagements. The court rose at four o'clock.

O'Cluck Deniel Levi Lewis Daniel Lesi Lawrence Levi Daniel Levi China Woodreffe H- A La @ Levi Charles Levis Hinself Wisce Mathews Haymarket Liverpool Orbey Teed Viestre Quiler Gottier C.J. M Norfolk Street Strand Shepherd Clessrs Levi Busine Clureenwloll Baerst Cosprert David Dumy Mary Beewith Geuthee Burton Crezorat Jo Court Brack Guanvisn Samuel Stuke Whetstone Hertfordstirr John Thornton Holloway Gate Ewareier Combe Iesa Levis Lord Abercorm

TAF PUSEYITE MOVEMENT Dissolution and clerical tensions in church

Tur Casamiper Campix Society reports a May dissolution after a controversial buildup. The piece notes admissions to a shrinking rival group and hints at patron withdrawals, with protests over church reforms affecting Tottenham, Hackney, and other districts. The piece covers rector Goodchild’s shift back to traditional liturgy and reactions from parishioners.

Tur Casamiper Campix Society Canpamer Planeta Church Hong Kong Reeigowuiona Wenty-Teo Tie Society Tie Thvey High Totrexnan Tottenham London Walthamstow Layton Edmonton Islington Aackoey Birch West Huckies Harvey Stoke Newington Goodchild Tia Hackney Church St. John’s Svariick Questiox Atlast On Burgh St. Lawrence Jewry St. Mary Magdalene Milk Street

Death of the Earl of Effingham in Brighton

The Earl Kenneth Alexander Howard of Effingham died in Brighton after months of poor health. A long military career, including Peninsular War service, earned him high honors such as Knight Grand Cross of the Bath. He leaves three sons and two daughters, with the earldom passing to his eldest son. The Howard family line traces back to medieval times with royal connections and a history of public service.

Eaton Hall G. Harrison Chester Earl Grosvenor Joneas Westminster Countess Grosvenor Elizabeth Grosvenor Gilbert le Grosvenor William the Conqueror Normendy Hugh Tupus Earl of Conqueror Cheshire Richard la Grosvenor Sir Thomas Isulme George II Lord Grosvenor Viscount Belgrave Marquis Grosvenor Harrow-on-the Hill Harrow Trinity College Cambridge Marquis of Westminster Lord Weatminster William Gifford Quarterly Review Gifford Eleanor Egerton Thomas Earl of Wilton House of Greavenor House of Grosvenor House of Tords Everton Wilton Ford Lord Weemingter Pitt East Loov Lord Westminster Lords of the Admiralty Board of Control France Pat Whig Party Robert Peel Pabtewan Brighton Kenneth Alexander Howard Effingham Baron Howard County Surrey United Kingdom Waee Henry Howard Arundel Maria Mackenzie Daugher Kenneth Fortrose Earl of Seaforth Charlote Primrose Earl of Rosebery Lord Howard Chas. Howard Wm. Howard Charlotte Arabella Howard Richard St. Amand Valenciennes Jincelles Dunkirk Ireland Holland Peninsular Duke of Wellington Fuentes d'Ooor Arroyo de Molinos Lord Hill Viscount Wellington Howard Sierra Napoleon Ragusa Almarez Guarda Vittoria Toulosa Bidassoa Nivelle Nive Adour Bayonne Earl 70Th Foot Buffs Order of the Bath Tower and Sword Portugal Niss Eliza Drummond Gordon Drummond House of Commons New Shoreham William Duke of Norfolk Lord Surrey Noheman Katherine Troward Edward VI Calais Mary Kittygham England Elizabeth Camden Saya William Lord Howard of Etliugham Thomas Howell Martial Duke of Norfolk Agnes Tylney Logland William Howard Lingford Surrey Earl Charles Edlingham James Gerter Cadiz James Hat Moline Maye Charles Lez Coasles Nostinghby Virginia Charles II Vanmas George of Denmark Fisineis Fueaies Eari Countess of Rosebery Lord Daly Dalmony 3 Regiment Nibbon Varant Lets Eark

Dike of Wellie attends Lords amid judicial business

In a Monday House of Lords session the Dike of Wellie Ten presented, listening intently to counsel. Lord Broughem advances a Voltaire biography in English and French due simultaneously in London and Paris.

Wellie House of Lords Fizroy Kelly Lord Broughem Voltaire Paris Danixng BuaGnaayty Tan City Hyams, Clothiers King Street Cheapside IMS Aoresand Madure Aveyron Dermyond Dockyann Deptford Keele Aqo-Horsa Fineham Purtymouth Tomath Monixa Sto Martin - de Grand Uist

Petitioning the Queen in a Sentry Letter Case at Royal Palace

A crowded Bukutoy police court hears Ralph Stennett and private B Smith testify about a man attempting to throw two letters to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Windsor. The letters, addressed to the Queen and to Prince Albert, detail two petitions from Stennett an artist seeking royal recognition for his brown tint painting style. The magistrates discuss etiquette and the legality of attempting private petitions through royal channels.

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