Legal assizes schedules for North Wales and surrounding circuits
The article lists appointed assize dates for multiple circuits in 1816. North Wales counties Montgomeryshire Welchpool Merionethshire Bula Carnarvonshire Carnarvon Beaumaris Ruthie Mold Chester and Chester Guildhall. Also Buckinghamshire Bedfordshire Huntingdonshire Cambridge Suffolk Norfolk Norwich city Osford Worcestershire Worcester Staffordshire Shropshire Herefordshire Monmouthshire Gloucestershire and Gloucester with specific dates in February March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurth Wales
Chester
Justice Williams
North Wales
Montgomeryshire
Welchpool
Merionethshire
Bula
Carnarvonshire
Carnervon
Anglesey
Beaumaris
Denbighshire
Ruth
Kobfole
Baron Parke
Justice Maule
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbarr
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Cambridge County Courts
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmunds
Norfolk
Castile of
Norwich
City
City of
Osford
Frederick Pollock
Court of Exchequer
Baron Platt
Lelding
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Worcestershire
Worcester
City of Worcester
Stafordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Herefordshire
Hereford
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Glocestershire
Glocester
Gloveter
Court of Chancery ruling on Christ's Hospital grant case
The Lord Chancellor reversed a Vice Chancellor ruling in the Christ's Hospital case from Reading. The governors sought forfeiture and control of the charity estates under Kenrick's 1634 will, arguing misapplied income and seeking to amend the bill beyond prescribed time. The decision centers on amendment rights under new and old court orders and the jurisdiction to grant leave to amend.
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Court of Chancery
Satcunat. Casters Hospirrat
Graingeer
Axd Orums
England
Christ's Hospital
Reading
Municipal Corporation Act
Corporation of Reading
Attorney-General
Police Riot and Forgery Cases at Bow Street and Westminster
Police reports from Bow Street and West End detail rioting charges against Juba Kinchin and Edward Mackey after a pier dispute at Paul's wharf, plus a forgery case against Edward Bryant Geary involving forged certificates and a large Bank of England payment. The proceedings cover bail and remand decisions, Bank of England book production, and related public disturbances near the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Mayor
Juba Kinchin
Waterman
Edward Mackey
City Solicitor’s Office
Wrdpesiay
Paul's Wharf
Messrs. Newbon and Evans
Watchman’s Steam Tacket Company
Damages Awarded In Elizabeth Taylor Vs Caunter Suit
In a Weekly Chronicle report a breach of promise action by Miss Elizabeth Taylor against Rev. John Hobart Caunter was heard with damages set at £750 after the parties agreed to a verdict to avoid publicizing the affair. The trial, dated January 31 1846, noted no imputations on character and described a serious misunderstanding.
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March
Russell Gurney
Tindal
William TV
London
City of London
Stillalley
Bishopsgate
George NT
Welsby
Teespay
Croydon
John Mynde Cooke
Ross
Hereford
Mary Eliza
Byfield
Northampton
St. George's
Hanoversquare
Welbeck-Street
Queen's Prison
Eaton-place
Beaufort Arms
Chepstow
Eleanor Williams
James
Mary Russell
Eaton Place
Serjeant
Shee
E. James
Thomas Wilde
Scotland
Elizabeth Taylor
John Hobart Caunter
Wilkins
Warren
A Curious Column on Sir Plausible Proteus and Policy
A reflective column parodies Sir Plausible Proteus, questioning his motives and shifts in judgment. It contrasts old stances with new opinions, suggesting white may become black and vice versa, while noting the columnist’s frustration with frothy philosophy and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proteus
Plausible
Port
Colurons
Ark Cobden
Peel
H.C. J
Hammersmith Servant Cleared After Strangulation Claim
Elles Temme a wild aged female faced a magistrate on a charge of attempting to strangle Sarah Halder a fellow servant at Rulton House Turobam green. Witnesses testified of plans to murder or harm several servants. Mr Clive discharged the complaint, Temme freed.
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Hammersmith
Cuarce
Manogr
Elles Temme
J. Clive
Sarah Halder
Sarah Holder
Sale
Dyne
Rulton House
Turobam Green
Establishcarnt
Witness
Mr. Clive
Destructive Clerkenwell Fire Alarms and Poaching Tales
Fire at the Heap and Acre public house in Clerkenwell destroyed the building within half an hour after firefighters from Farcingdon Street and the West of England arrived. No origin found. Meanwhile two Buckinghamshire gamekeepers fought poachers at Hillsdon with Bridger and Cadd wounded and a remote description issued for two suspects. At Saltram, keeper Edward Tuttle died after a poaching confrontation with gunfire from masked men, Belphen leading the pursuit. Reed, a poacher, was captured near Underwood, with a large haul of weapons found. inquest to follow. A separate note recaps a railway accident rumor from Ely involving an engine driver warned by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleskenwell
Heap
Acre Public House
Sutton Street
Clerkenwell
Farcingdon Street
Wauing
West of England
Poacnixse Agypar
George Bridger
James Cadd
Duke of Buckingham
Hillsdon
Preston
Bridger
Cadd
Thomas Stoken
Thn Adams
Barton Hartshorn
Fata
Edward Tottle
Earl of Morley
Saltram
Wrymouth
Exeter
Yealmpton
Briphen
Underwood
Belphen
Merafield Plantation
Edward Tuttle
Merafield
Stephen Tope
William F. Ot Reed
Teyacer
Reed
Tope
Pheasant
Tuttle
Bates
Union Sow
Indhaana
Mount Edgecumbe
Love-street
Plymouth
Dugan
Hedges
Ely
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Mercury
Mrc
Clarkson
Paddington
Ane
Court of Queen's Bench
Court OF Common Pleas
Moxpas
USDER
Bisor
Smedley Hien Basyiry
Maule
Cresswell
Erle
Weatminster
Arnold
Merewether
City of Loxpoy
CnovcuEn
Browse
Drapers’ Company
Serjeant Kinglake
Russell Guruty
Grove
Panies
Court OF Exchequere
Monmy
Victoria
Jervis
Martin
Jervis Beving
Plaa
Baron Alderson
Baron Plats
Bow Street
Cuanne
E. Frank
Clerk
Hayward
Tresaury
Accountant General's Office
Bellany
Brighton
Bellamy
Foster
Barrieter
Gosling and Co
Clark
Treasury Office
Crown
J. H. Parry
Hornley
C. J. Foster
Lincoln’s Inn
Menars
Mersie
Bank of England
Barber
Westsunsthe
Lund
John Lund
Ingold
House of Commons
Ingeld
Jogold
Joseph Cope
Samuel Cope
Flatx Cronues
J. Bagnell
Gerard Street
Islington
Marsh
Wakeling
Marah
Afr
Bagnell
Britaunis Bridge
Bire
Bagnall
Court of Justice
Bagwell
Lewis Lewis
Buningtall-street
Forston-street
Jones
Misa Jones
Lome Pelings
Porwerfal Feilow
William Newcumbe
Broughton
Anne Anderson
Jury
Teeger
Harriette Jury
Hera
Anderson
Liv
Sesreeren Atremer
Merpen
Frederick Alunton
Harteyford Terrace
Newington
Henry
Joanna
Games
Prisnner
Mr. Henry
Bien
Richard Vesey
Charles William Otway
Canterbury-row
Kennington
Fred
Arthur
Ann
Joanna Munton
al. Otway
Collier
P Division
Ann Maria Richardson
Greenwich
Wilson
Royal Hill
Jtugal Observatory
Weston Place
St. Thomas's-Street
Wood
Union-street
Charles’ Pearce
Hiacock
John Hiscock
Regal Hill
Worth
Oak Mitchell
Royal Observatory
Hoyal
H Richardson
Oiservatory Gyaln
Riciardton
Christ’s Hospital
Ingrest
C. J. Carttar
Morden Arena
Mead Street
Tor
Cherlyn Paine
Richardson
Hislock
Mitchell
Auli
Willian Richardson
Astronomer Royal
Observatory
Greenwich Park
Jeremy
Ahere
Pecklington
Yorkshire
Acao
Maidstone
Jers
Ric Pee
John Tayloray
Hevon
Uris
Wetlington
Iaren
Napoleon
Cheetham Hill Road
Statham
Beati
Greenwood
Turner
Manchester Guardian
Fenton
Wooler
Tyne Mercury
Derby
Sarah Ellen Woollatt
Borough
Derby Liporter
Atoan
Cross
Woodside
Tsrer
Cra
Liverpool Mercury
Fism
de la Haye
Feruary
Budo Larios
America
Liverpool Times
Englise
Ren
Mirala
Bertrand
Myself
Giourgaud
Lord Keith
Behellers
Englis
ST. Helena
France
Brittany
JaNtary
Robert Peel
John Rasgell
Home Office
Robert Frel
Robert