Perjury case ends in acquittal for defendant at Bow Street
In a partial trial at Bow Street, Mrs. Phillipe was found not guilty of suborning perjury. Witnesses testified that police constable Rolla and others saw the defendant at chambers belonging to Mr. Price, with discrepancies over duties and payments. The recorder criticized the conduct of prosecutors and police witnesses in cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Price
Robert Rolla
Homan
Acton
Mr. Charnock
Price
Middleton
Bow-street
Inkpen
Dehtors’ Court
Het
John Acton
Louisa Congreve
Recorder
Paris and Madrid Dispatches on New Year Observances and Spanish Cortes
The Foreign Intelligencer reports New Year ceremonies at the Tuilleries with high attendance by diplomats judges and officials. It notes M Sauzet’s election as president of the Chamber of Deputies and ministerial gains, rising bread prices, and Paris earthquake shocks. Spain moves to dissolve the Cortes with Isabella II’s decree, while Portuguese and Italian reports cover unrest, diplomacy, and colonial rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuilleries
Corps Diplomatique
Paris
M. Seuset
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
M. Sauzet
M. Dupin
Merabere
Chamber of Peers
M. de Pontecoulant
Duke de Broglie
Messrs
St. Marc Girardin
Nizard
Desmousseaux de Givre
Bignon
Baumen
Hebert
Channel Isles
Bourbon
Diego Saurez
Madagascar
Algiers
Patagonia
Cape Horn
Falkland Islands
Mauritius
France
Cape of Good Hope
England
India
Africa
Marquesas
Otsheite
Nossi-Béy
Otaheite
Sandwich Islands
New Zealand
Indian Ocean
Nosse Bey
National
Spain
Maria Christina
Maria
Christina
Isabella Ir
Council of Ministers
Madrid
Infante
Louisa
Courrier Francais
Rome
Gonzales-Bravo
Cortes
Senate
Isabella II
M. Gonzales Bravo
Ayuntamientos
Espectador
Eco
Progress Party
Asturias
Gijon
Count de Revillagigedo
M. Castor Canedo
Caceres
M. Olozaga
Ceclaron
Portugal
Iriarte
M. Carrasso
Espartero
Catalonia
Phare
Bayonne
Figueras
Lasauca
Prim
Baron de Meer
Barcelona
Ametler
Treaty licences for Russian ships to search under 1841 accord
Notices from St Petersbourg and Danube frontier report the first Russian licence to English cruisers under the 1841 treaty to search and detain merchant ships flying Russian colours suspected of slave trade, with licences drawn in multiple languages and a shared signal. Also noted are Danube Bosnia conspiracy arrests, Polish propaganda traces, and a Ragusa earthquake update plus a Paris news item about a physician’s servant theft and alleged motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marche Aux Fleurs
Lisgox
Senor Olozaga
Portugal
Castello Branco
Lisbon
Oporto
Coimbra
Linton
Warspite
Prazeres
Hospital of
Saint Joseph
Rosamberg
Duke of
Brunswick
France
Don Carlos
Spain
Rosambers
Court of Assizes
Russian Board of Admiralty
Danube
Bosnia
Braila
Caelsrhue
Knapp
Hamburg
Ragusa
Gazette Des Tribunaux
Rue du Temple
Fires in London 1843 and Coal Whippers Act Regime
A 1843 fire report from the London Fire Establishment notes 901 alarms with 29 large fires causing 40 buildings lost and cites major blazes at Rolls and Gunstone Old Kent Road and Toppings wharf Greenwich. It outlines causes, especially careless servants, and praises police aid. Also covered are the Coal Whippers Act implementing registry, penalties, and port scope, plus plans for a Royal Exchange thoroughfare and income tax appeals in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
East India Company
W. S. Clarke
Loudon
London Fire Establishment
Watling Street
Braidwood
Messrs
J. Rolls
Gunstone
Kent-road
Mark's
Leicesterplace
Greenwich
Topping’s Wharf
St. Olave's Church
Watson's Telegraph
Turpentine
Rotherhithe
Golden Lion
Bexley-beath
Pinchin and Johnson
St. George’s-in-the-Eoat
Newberry’s
Fetter-lane
Limehouse
Wapping
Westminster
St. Martin’s Court
Candle Manufactory
Paradise Street
Lambeth
Brahmah
Pimlico
Coal Waterers
Government of Coal Whippers
Coal Whippers’ Register
Coal Whippers
London
London Bridge
Gravesend
Jackson
Prince Albert
Loxpoy
Basinghell Street
Cripplegate
Provincial Halifax Heroines Workwomen Case in Huddersfield
In Huddersfield magistrates court the first prosecution under Lord Ashley’s new law banning women from mines was heard. J W Moorhouse coalpit owner faced fines after four girls aged 12 to 17 were found working as harriers at Lidgetton, despite prior warnings. Evidence showed the girls’ employment and Moorhouse’s alleged resistance. Judgment imposed five pounds per girl, total twenty pounds plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Lord Ashley
Guildhall
Huddersfield
J. W. Moorhouse
Wooldale
George Haigh
Almondbury
Lidgetoit
Harriers
Hannah Moss
Elizabeth Moss
Nancy Goldthorpe
Mary Senior
Haigh
Mr. Floyd
Moorhouse
Bradley
Holmfirth
Joseph Greenwood
Mr. Moorhouse
Flood
Northern Hospital
Cassidy
White
Jones
Michael Ennissey
Woods
Manchester
Duke of Bridgewater
Wardley Lane
Little Hutton
Isaac Matts
Robert Bradshaw
James Stephenson
Stephenson
Stutter
Swan Inn
Worsley Stocks
Bradshaw and
Matts
Manchester Guardian
Funeral of Valentine Maher M P at Thurles churchyard
The remains of Valentine Maher M P were removed from Turtulla house to Thurles churchyard for burial in the family vault. The procession drew a long train of carriages and locals closed shops in mourning. Clergy attended and tenants dressed in scarves. the scene described as solemn and imposing. The piece notes Maher’s will and codicil leaving £5,000 a year in land, £7,000 stock, and £1,000 to charities, with annuities passing to the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourerat
Turtalla
Thurles
Tipperary Free Press
Tipperary Fox-Hounds
Valentine Maher
Maher
Nicholas Maher
Major Lidwell
Arthur Hume
Dawnon-street
Dublin
Kingstown
Dalkey
William White
Kilmainham
Skibbereen
Macroom
James Moody
John Limrick
Lionel J. Fleming
Michael Gallwey
James Redmond Barry
O'Driscoll
Samuel Townsend
Henry Townsend
John Notter
Richard Townsend
Thomas Somerville
Henry Beamish
John Gore Jones
R.M
J. Jones
Seriatim
Bantry
Cork
Kilkenny
Clonmel
Tipperary
Small Applicant Tide Tests County Tax Office
The passage notes a limited pool of applicants this year for a county tax post, with commissioners set to conclude their duties soon after a period of impartial handling of taxpayer concerns under the income tax regime. The tone reflects a formal public service proceeding and anticipated leadership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Verdict of Manslaughter in Essex Case
The jury, after four days careful investigation, find that Joseph Clark died from a kick or blow by Simon Viall of Middleton-hell, Essex. They return a verdict of manslaughter against Viall. A rumor says Viall has absconded. Ipswich Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Henry Winter
George Bassett
Chatham
George Davis
William Gladdish
James Smith
Jacob George Bryant
David Harden
New Brompton
Winter
Chatham Dock-Yard
Hook
Chatham Parish
Bassett
John Hurrell
Brompton
Defendant
John Morgan
Sudbury
Joseph Clark
Simon Viall
Middleton-hall
Cross-street
All Saints
Viall
Middleton-hell
Essex
Mr. Viall
Ipswich Express
Scotland Scheme for Erecting Five Hundred Free Church Schools
In Edinburgh Witness report the Free Church scheme led by Mr McDonald aims to build 500 schools. £50,000 is to be raised, with £20,000 already secured. Greenock Glasgow visits boosted donations as McDonald plans Edinburgh trip next week, urging local support for the national Christian project. Anti-Rook League notes a meeting at Dumfries to curb crow damage and crow depredations with a 2d subscription per person toward the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘donald
Free Church
Greenock
Glasgow
Free
Mc Donald
Edinburgh
Witness
Dumfries
Nithsdale
Dumfriesshire
Robert Peel
Galloway Register
Trade and Manufactures to Portugal and Brazil
A summary of ten year trade data with Portugal Madeira Azores and Cape Verde from 1831 to 1841 shows shifts in British and Irish exports, cotton and linen goods, butter and cheese, hardware and cutlery, and a note that 1841 exports lag 600,388 below 1840. Also discusses British refined sugars to the Caribbean, rising Brazilian duties on British goods, and general trade and railway property trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Portugal
Madeira
Azores
Cape de Verde Islands
Great Britain
Wisa 3
Islands
Spain
Balearic Islands
France
Gibraltar
Etey Lucar
Brazil
Cuba
Three Kingdoms
West Indies
Mauritius
Liverpool
West India
Liverpool Times
Brizil
Rio
England
Hamamen
Holstein
Lower Elbe
Holstein and Meck
Meck
Eider
Husum
Vetches
Beruix
London
Hanaure
Hamburg
Ditto
Stockholm
Grantley Berkeley
M.P
Trinity Board
Christchurch Bay
Hampshire
Christchurch Ledge
Exmeck
Duchy of Brunswick
Duchy
Brunswick
Ammensen
Trimsaran
Carmarthenshire
Welchman
Globe
Braithwaite Poole
Liverpool Dock Committee
London and Birmingham
Manchester
Grand Junction
London and South Westerns
Manchester and
Burtons
Leeds
Midland
North
York
North Midlands
Great Westerns
Great Western
Manchester and Leeds
London and South Western
North Midland
Glasgow and Greenock
Bolton
Bury
Lonpox Metal Manker
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Foreign Intelligencer
Franch
Liston
Castel Branco
Olozaga
Diario
Costa Cabral
Duke of Terceira
Turkey
Constantinople
THE
Metropolit
Ireland
Joseph Reynolds
Callan
Charles Sloane
Waterford
Joe
Jazz
Jounx O'Brien
Nenagh
Micwarn Hyzanp
Joan Samiti
Vere Lase
New Birmingham
Thomas Larrg
Johnstown
Patrick Kirwan
Joseph Rernoxps
Chas
Scotland