Blasphemous Publications Case At Holywell Street Court
Thomas Patterson, accused of selling blasphemous papers in Holywell Street, faced magistrates. Prosecution argued the case under Victoria acts safeguarding public order. defense questioned jurisdiction and the police powers. After delay, case set for hearing with details of summonses and witnesses including George Hatedhar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpow-Street
Thomas Patters
Aia
Holywell-stree
Chambers
Hayward
Maale
Treasury
Chamberd
Mir
Thomas
Tom
Bale
Robsony
Epner
Patterson
Pert
Maule
Jardine
Per
Graeaeus
Tim
Victoria
Thouglia Teasises
Mt Ot Homens
Ett
Eewreas Ao
Acchca
Cera
Winwen
Beaeda
Pri
Victoria c. A. Nv
Pillesenges
Pt Xis
Holywell-street
Puch
Trand
Geo
Har
Ee Tyler
Holywell
M.perean
Mr. Thomas
Mothers and Daughters at Covent Garden theater review
A harsh critique of a new comedy by Bell at Covent Garden condemns the piece as dull with overworked plots. The review praises Miss Vandenhoff and Mrs Orger for strong performances while lampooning Cooper and Harley and noting the play’s lack of vigor and life.
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Cumberland
Kotzebue
Inchbald
Lady Manifold
Emily
Lord
Swinford Hastings Montague
Lord Merlin
Mabel Trevor
Miss Trevor
Sandford
Gregory Plump
Mabel
Merlin
Miss Vandenhoff
Vandenhoff
Cooper
Harley
Bartley
Wigan
Meadows
Haymarket
Mr. Power
Mr. Hamilton
Paddy Murphy
Hamilton
Houlton
Miss Chaplin
Paddy
Mr. St. Lawrence
Fitzsemes
Cecille
Miss L. Melville
Joe Jolly
Mr. Wild
Mr. Beuler
Snapping Turtles
Burke
Metropolitan Theatres
America
Albany
New York
United States
Braham
Astley
Usher
Upcott
Donizetti
Don Pasquale
Paris
National Music of
Great Britain
Wilson
Scotland
Messrs
White
Crouch
Wales
Parry
Miss Steele
Royal Academy of Music
Cathinka Heinefetter
England
Dreyschock
Panic odds and Derby bets dominate Tattersalls racing notes
Sporting intelligence reports wild betting shifts on Thursday and Friday with Cotherstone Murat Napier and Winesour among favourites in Chester Cup and Oaks markets. Derby betting, long odds, and large stakes frame a day of brisk wagers plus a long run by James Cooper over nine miles on Shooter's Hill.
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Tattersall
Office
Aristides
Murat
Napier
Carsten
Lovesey
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Bell
G. Heathcote
Duke of Grafton
H.coombe
Bowes
Cotherstone
Westminster
Griffiths
Newcourt
Exeter
Orford
Ercy
Yarburgh
Bell
Mr. Mostyn
Mostyn
R. Wood
Ely
Manchester
Hester
Wormald
Gully
F. Clarke
Flambeau
Arcanus
Harcourt
Arnagill
Chesterfield
Marshal Soult
Denrny
Scott
Blakelock
Peel
Eglinton
Anson
Goodman
Lord Westminster
Maria Day
Quiet confrontation at Clerkenwell police court
In a Friday morning session at Clerkenwell police office Mr Wakley MP pressed magistrate Mr Combe for guidance on police court directions and the secretary of state circulars. The exchange touched on the Riley case, parish duties, and who may address the court, ending with Wakley’s departure after a heated dispute.
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Clerkenwell
Combe
Wakley
Walkley
Secretary of State
Riley
Mr. Wakley
Mr. Combe
Mr. Mould
Mr.Wakley
Waddington
Tate
Court of Justice
Times
St. Giles's
Board of Guardians
Mr.Combe
Greenwood
Weddington
Mills
Theatres and Opera News From Paris and Milan
The piece notes Thalberg’s Brussels fame and wintering in Paris, Ballin’s opera staged after N Boulanger, and Rossini’s La Gazza Ladra revived in Rome for Tamburini with prominent cast. It mentions Viardot Garcia joining Vienna opera in April, Chollet joining a new Opera Comique cast, and Madame Albertazzi’s Trieste benefit and Milan Scala concert before London season.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Thalberg
Brussels
Paris
Ballin
N. Boulanger
Opera Comique
Tug
Rossini
Tamburini
Ferdinand
Lablache
Corelli
Morelli
Madame Viardot Garcia
Vienna
Balle
Scribe
Chollet
Madame Albertazzi
Trieste
Rosina
Bartolo
Milan
Scala
London
Galignani
Loss of the Conqueror Capt. Thompson's extraordinary statement
Captain Thompson recounts the Boulogne wreck of the Conqueror detailing identification of bodies including Mrs Thompson and Miss Turton, theft of rings and other items, and deeds of plunder by locals. He and British officials pursue recovery of stolen goods, with funerals held in Boulogne and authorities pressuring to curb looting.
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Capt. Thompson
Boulogne
Captain Thompson
Mr. Hamilton
Solly
Thompson
Miss Turton
Abobard
E.W.E. T
Turton
Abchurch
Lornel
Misa Turton
M. Dupont
Johnson
E. J
Jenking
Duggan
Captain Duggan
Jenkins
Whitchurch
Etaples
Abcharch
Thorpson
Torbay
Abchtrch
Ellen Thompson
Martin
Lawthern
AppiTroya AL Parricutans
Selfe
Green
Lurnel
Sylfe
Cammiers
Oologne
Hamilton
Lloyd's
James Bowyer
M. M. Bowyer
The
Blasphemous defense and prison sentence in local court
A prisoner faced multiple blasphemy charges in December with readings from his manuscript halted by magistrate order. The court upheld a 403 pound fine and one month in the House of Correction after a protracted hearing amid protests from defense counsel and jurist observers.
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House of Correction
Thomas
Jardine
Chambers
Jar
Mr. Thomas
Church-rate controversy and anti corn law meeting at Bristol
A vestry in Houndsditch discussed raising £1006 for parish church repairs and debated legalities of a rate. adjourned to review extra work. In Bristol a large anti corn law soirée drew about 1000 attendees with Cobden and others urging tariff reform, ending with about £800 subscribed to the League Fund.
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Nathan
Etine
Bristol
Assembly Room
Broadmead
P. Thompson
Cobden
M.P
Moore
League
G.thomas
United States
America
Colonel Thompson
League Fund
Approaching Sesatox and Peel's Next Moves
The Observer predicts uncertainty as Sir Robert Peel contemplates his next steps. Sources offer no clear briefing, and the paper vows to await the throne speech with caution, pledging to follow no faction while upholding commerce as its guiding refrain.
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Robert Peel
Britannia
Death caused by stabbing in Kensal New Town shop
William Henry Richards, accused of killing his father by stabbing him in a Kensal New Town bacon and butter shop, was remanded after coroner's inquest returned a manslaughter verdict. He appeared with counsel and reserved defence. committed to Newgate. Several witnesses testified to family violence and prior near-fatal acts by the father.
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Shooter's Hill
James Cooper
Hungerford-market
Bell Water-Gate
Woolwich
Green Man
Blackheath
J. B. Phillips
Tean
Robert Arnold
John Cattlow
John Burton Phillips
James Perry
William Byatt
Samuel Robinson
Stafford Advertiser
John Cunningham Fairlie
Kelly
Wallace
Greenock
Tufnell
Puss
Olives
Lord Maynard
Dunmow High Woods
Jonas
Keensath-Grvex Panshipe
Henry Richards
Long
Marylebone Police Court
Mr. Long
Wooler
Sarah Ellen Stockman
Kensal New Town
John Alfred Richards
Mr. Leng
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