New Zealand Governing Charters Outline Provincial Assembly Rules
The document details borough structures, suffrage, and assembly composition. It covers election of provincial representatives, appointment of Legislative Councils, and rules for General Assemblies. It also outlines land registration, aboriginal districts, and authority sharing with the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubiof
Acogsa
House of Representatives
Legislative Council
General Assemblies
Zaland Islands
General Assemby
Legislative Councils
General Assembly
Provisional Assemblies
House of Assembly
New Zealand
Treasury
Supreme Court of Civil Justice
Eball
Fragmented Post Office Ink Delays London Letters
A Western Luminary report notes a London Post Office error where ink was spilled into a letter bag en route to Exeter, obliterating many addresses and forcing return to London, causing great inconvenience to addressees. The piece also covers dockyard coal fires, a sensational suicide, and a bankruptcy suspension with heavy losses and dubious accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
London
Alice
Woolwice Dock
Foun
Luwhenam
Landon
King’s Place
Lewisham
Steele
Eurgeon
Blackheath
Bankrey
Samuel Ward
Manchester
Lillypottens
Benefit Societies Case At Greenwich Court
A waterman refused to pay 6s 6d to Pater's Ferry Society of Greenwich after several members died. The Blackheath Court of Requests ordered payment. with nonappearance, the judge committed the defendant to Maidstone gaol for seven days, warning further imprisonment could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Court
Tageivar
Thiis
Pater's Ferry Society
St Greenwich
Blackheath Court of Requests
Don
Maidstone
Police report mansion house and guildhall court row
A Victoria era hearing details a pistol incident at Eyre and Moses premises with Patrick Power charged under act 65, a gun flashed during a dispute over a water pipe. evidence shows powder and paper in the cellar. Also a dustman and wife fined for assaulting an old woman and two boys at Petticoat Lane, with the crowd paying thirty shillings to avoid jail. Additionally Clerkenwell cases involve Hawke and Bodington in dress in Smithfield showing gender disguise, discharged after witnesses vouched for their conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisto
Patrick Power
Messrs
Eyre and Moses
Crown Court
Philpst Jane
Victoria
William Nolan
Teed and Bishop
Eyre
Moses
Sidney
George Bull
Thomas Holbeck
Field
Tower Bill
William Gill
David Hutaton
Mesera
Meres
William Pood
Margaret
Petticoat Lane
Peg
J Bay
Assaults and public disturbances anchor busy Westminster cases
Multiple cases unfold across London and nearby towns featuring assaults, lodging disputes, and a New Year railway dinner. Defendants include a telescope-watching lodger in Golden Square and a doctor attacked by his patient’s mother, with bail set and inquiries continuing as magistrates weigh each incident.
Kent Street swindler tried for false pretences at Woolwich
George Paulo Fit, known as the Kent Street lawyer, faced Mr Secker for examination on charges of obtaining money by false pretences. He allegedly visited gaols to learn prisoners about to be sent abroad and sought funds from their friends to obtain remissions, defrauding poor victims. William Staple, son of a Wilmington farmer, was charged with assault and biting off a man’s nose near the Royal Arsenal. He claimed drunkenness, but the magistrate ordered trial, noting the brutality as unworthy of justice and committing him for jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealad
Raaparaha
Robulla
Rangihaietta
Haa
Poriroa
Rangi
Rangihsietti
Wanganui
Grey
He Majesty
Lust
Stanley
Her Majesty
Calliope
Darie
Waikauae
Otaki
Manawatu
Ngatiawa
Rauparaha
Rangilisietta
Waikanae
Poriros
Teupu
Porirua
Taranaki
New Plymouth
Heu Reu
Ha Ou
Heu Heu
Cherley
Rangibaretta
Reuparade
Chorley
Speske
Church Missionary Party
Reuparaha
Charley
Arthur Wakefield
Waiora
Cook's Straits
Rangihassetta
Rauparaba
Norfolk
Fitzroy
Levant
Sydney
65Th Regiment
Raugi
Jenkin Hawke
Bowling Green Lane
Clerkenwell
Matilda Boddington
Hawke
John Coram
Smithfield
Buddington
Greenwich
Moatilda Baddington
Star Coffee House
Stockwell Street
Marshall
Wingrove Place
Slington
Hawkes
R. Alderman Johnson
Abe
Fulham
Alderman Johnson
Ozough Steer
Asaav
Thomas Telford Campbell
Hardwick
Charles Heriung
Bartaung
Warwick Street
Golden Square
Rowe
Brace Maker
Airstreet
Tomlinson
Mr. Campbell
Mgr
Alfred Bate Richards
Harcourt Buildings
Temple
Wea
Charles James Berridge Aldis
Chester Square
Pimlico
Vaughan
Billingsgate
Mily Arabella Aldis
Dr. Aldis
W. T. Langly
Alfred Ford
Upper
Ebury Street
Aldis
F. Ricuanos
A.B. Richards
Hercourt Buildings
Broderip
Thamid
Siscotan
William Hogarty
Rosemaryane
Yardley
Bryan King
St. George's
Mnew
London
Mr. Yardley
Applicant
Mr. Hogarty
Eastess Cocstizs Railway
Baa
D. Waddington
Eastern Counties Railway
Buden
Sheriff Kennard
Colonel Jackson
Fisher
Cambridge
G.P. Bidder
Roney
Saunders
Eastera Union Railway
Till
Norfolk Line
Richardson
Martin
Eastern Union Railway
Grissel
Peto
Liverpool
Taylor
Burrell
Westminster Police Court
Ellen Sweeny
Cork
Asabe
Rochester-row
St. Margaret's Workhouse
Elliot
Rotherhithe
King and Queen
Payne
Daxapro
Blackwall
Wa. Webber
Blackwall Point
Blackwall Stake
Longley
Ashton’s Wharf
Ashton‘s Wharf
Webber
Ashton's Wharf
Cvrnaoe
Begbie
Haddington
Carfrae
Garvald
Athelataneford
O Mate
Thia
Berwick
Stockport
Blackroot
Thomas Ray
Blackpool
Staal] Buttle
James Wenney Pssaenger
Windom
James Weswzy
Guserton
Blackpoot
Preston | Guardian
Cautiox
MegcHanta
Manuractongas
Glasgow
Thomas Holliday and Co
Agence
Canton
T. A. and ‘Co
RJ. Farbridge and Co
Holliday, Wise, and Co
China
Manilla
Search Reformers’ Gazette
Monapga
Coax
Patrick Galwey
Margaret Galwey
Boyce’s
Patrick Alwas
Ellen Humphreye
Ake
Cork Bratniner
Boothwaekx
Samim Lawrans
George Paulo Fit
Secker
Kent Street
Central Criminal Court
Breixe Orr
William Staple
Wilmington
Traill
Samuel Smith
Royal Arsenal
Lancashire
Hussey
Smith
Eure
Obone
Kaltoane
Court martial exonerates Patten and Osprey crew in wreck
A court martial aboard HMS St Vincent investigated the loss of the Osprey off New Zealand in March. Commander Patten and the Osprey’s officers and crew were fully acquitted and commended for their actions in saving stores and attempting rescue after the ship struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmeuth
St. Vincent
Osprey
New Zealand
Frederick Pettee
Prescot
Parker
C.C
John Pasco
Her
Victor
H. D.chads
C.B
Excellent
Stephen Lashington
Vengeance
W. H. Henderson
Sidon
Alexander Milna
Deptsio
H. W. Giffard
Penelops
G. L. Greetham
Advo Cate
Charles Graham
Patten
Sir Thomas Cochrane
India
Abe
Graham
Castor
Auckland
Holkiaoga River
Fatten
Bay of
Elands
T.h
Macdonald
Holkiangs River
England
Admiralty
Hay
Bay of Islands
Holkianga Bay
Curious Chest Secret Unveiled In Melton Household
A Melton household discovery reveals a massive carved chest in Mrs Barker’s estate, reportedly containing a hidden mechanism and a Highland figure. The find prompts examination by Mr Whincop and suggests plans for further exploration of the site and its buried contents.
Black Man's Dream And Strange Scene In A Parcel Of Tales
A chaotic narrative blends a dream tale of a man pursuing a bandwoman with a chaotic performance scene. A dream of Peeta Coopa leads to a carna and a comic confrontation as a crowd gathers to watch a strange street show. An abrupt shift describes Catholic Church discipline and a posthumous library bequest to the British Museum. The Father of the French Bar and utility of the masse complete the odd, scattered page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gienville
British Museum
Thomas Grenville
Tia Ga
Duke of
Bucknvham
Ponce
Toad
Richard Duke
Iisingham
Chandos
Muiriesretidans
Stowe
Atestad
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LAW
Woolwich
Hogarty
Melton
Whine
Nater
Myviers
Eolly
Anil
Peeta Cuppa
Pesta
Damon
Hickory
Christopheros
Linle
Morrow
Conaopheris
Christophers
Albert Smith
Ver Débats
Breslan
Prussian Silesia
Diepenbrock
Paris
Presenc
Girata de Bury
Hia
Petit Montrouge
Tis
Hes
Bideford
Haman
Devonshire
Towridge
Messele
Mussela
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