Au Revoir to Lord Worsley on Enclosure Bill 1843
In this Political Daguerreotype installment the author rebukes Lord Worsley over Enclosure Bill No. 2, denounces the press and legal processes, argues against property confiscation and parish assessments, and warns that enclosure spawns agrarian unrest while praising constitutional property rights and social stability.
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Poor Law Commission
Justice of the Peace
Bristol
Clifton Downs
Col. Wood
Henry Berkeley
London
Westminster
Lyndhurst
Berkeley
House of Commons
Wakley
Finsbury
The Late Fatal Duel and Aftermath in London
A detailed account of the quarrel between Colonel Fawcett and Lieut. Munro over a Brighton house sale leads to a fatal confrontation. Munro refuses insult, invites a meeting, and the duel ends in tragedy. Rumors of Munro’s capture or self-incrimination in Ostend circulate but are unsubstantiated.
Funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett in privacy at Kensal Green
The remains of Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett were interred quietly between nine and ten yesterday morning in Kensal Green cemetery. Chief mourners included Mr Blake assistant surgeon of the 8th hussars and Lieut Tuthill of the Queen's days, with Major Daubeney, Lieut Robertson, and Capt. Barrett among those paying respects. Captain Jackson of the 57th was the sole other attendee. Fawcett lies in the same vault as his mother. Requests by Sir William Clinton to attend were declined to preserve strict privacy for immediate relatives.
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Kensal-green
Blake
8Th Hungars
Lieut
Tuthull
Fawcett
Major Daubeney
C.B
55Th
Lieut. Robertson
15Th Hussars
Capt
Barrett
55Th Light Company
Jackson
57Th
William Clinton
G.C.B
United States
Canada
Mexico
Liverroo
Rochester
Button
Mersey
America
Acadia
Buffalo
New York Sun
Cushing
China
Missouri
Alexandria
London
Mechanics’ Banking Association
New York
Ohio
Canton Company
Illinois
Ohio Life and Trust
Long Island
Harlem
Farmers’ Trust Company
Utica
Indiana
United States Bank
Beauharnois Canal
Montreal Transcript
Elliot
W. H. Donnant
74Th Regiment
Queen’s Light Dragoons
Vera Cruz
Dom Moor
New Orleans Tropic
U.S
Dolphin
P. A. Southall
Washington
L. S. Argous, Esq
New Orleans
Santa Ana
Tacubaya
Valencia
van Halen
Saville
Cadiz
Cuerpo Franco
Madrid
Albacete
Narvaez
Turner
Arragon
Concha
Carthagena
Alicante
Thencg
Bilbao
Santander
National Guard
Saragossa
Tours
Orleans
Mani M. Banoist
Paris
San Pedro de Penas
Salamanca
Seoane
Sarragossa
Baxcktona
Juan Prim
Granetta
Verda
Zurbano
Toledo
Montero
Tarrega
Espartero
Lerida
Zurbazo
Cerva
Prim
Villa Grand
la Haute Montagne
Forta Geri
Riera
Solsena
Seu d’Urgel
Spain
Lopez
Cortes
Don Francesco de Paula
Louis Philippe
Affaire
Duke d'Aumile
Debats
Tunjourra
M. d’Hericourt
India
Aden
Haines
Avatralia
Hobart Town
South Australia
Sydney
George Gipps
Legislative Council
Hazard
Norfolk Island
Union Bank of Australia
H.M.S. Beagle
Stokes
England
Liberation of Gulliver on bail before Justice Coleridge
Proceedings report that Ex-Parite Gulliver was released on bail after writs of habeas corpus and certiorari were granted. Bodkin argued the coroner’s power to commit before inquest termination, but Coleridge upheld coroner's authority. Gulliver was freed to attend adjourned inquest hearings with £500 bond.
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Junaxe’ Chambers
Serjeant's Inn
Long
Wakley
Gulliver
Inspector Aggs
Justice Coleridge
Mr. Bodkin
Humfrey
Fen
Marylebone Police Court
Bodkin
Hale
Earl of Marche
Horace Pitt
Richardson
Oliver
Royal Horse Guards
Prosecutions to be taken by government over Carmarthen riot
riotous mobs attacked Carmarthen workhouse gates and town gates across Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire. Frances Evans and Sarah Thomas testified at the Carmarthen examination. Military were deployed as mobs damaged gates toll-bars and homes. dragoons rode out overnight near Fishguard and St Clears for potential attacks.
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State OF South Wales
Carmarthen
Sarah Thomas
Union Workhouse
Fanny Evans
Carmarthenshire
Cardiganshire
Pembrokeshire
Scleddygate
Fishguard
Haverford West Road
4Th Dragoons
St. Clear’a
Learned and Solentioyic Meetings For The Were
Monday Institute of British Architects at eight outlined an essay by Mr. Chamberlain on synchronism and uniformity in architecture with the institute medal. Tuesday Zoological Society at three held scientific business. Wednesday Horticultural Society Garden Exhibition noted with plans for upcoming displays.
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Institute of British Architects
Birth of Princess Alice Moves Court to Buckingham Palace
A court at Buckingham Palace heard congratulatory addresses on the birth of Princess Alice. The lord mayor and London officials arrived in state to present the common council's address, while reports addressed rumors about the Queen's health and the royal family.
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Buckingham Palace
Alice
Corporation of London
Court of Common Council
Princess Anicz
W. C
Marlborough House
Bushy Park
Prince Albert
Artists’ General Benevolent Institution
Duke of Sussex
W.C. Ross
R.A. Ear. Grry
Hamsune
St. Psburg
Reich
Credit-bulletten
Romovigsyp SpLir
Morning Chronicle
Robert Peel
James Graham
Ireland
Sir C. Napier
Lord Nugent
H. Tufnell
R. Wallace
T. S. Duncombe
M.P
Joseph Brotherton
Eton College
Hawtrey
Tax Canada
Canada
Treasury
Maubert
Bank of England
Smith, Payne, and Co
Hinp
Gay
Court Gazette
Jervis
Paris
Fieschi
Humfrey
Butt
Hodges
Court of Excitequen
Rowland
Berens
Messrs. Rowland
Macassar Oil
Ryan
Polytechnic Institution
Lord Abinger
Thesiger
Talfourd
Her Majesty
Heatre
Marlborough Street
James Cox
Earle
Little
Gilbert Street
Commissioners of Police
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Hardwick
Bray
Freud
Lord Campbell
Charles Clayton
Mulkiie
Cambridge-Square
Hyde-park Gardens
Mullins
Westminster-Bridge
George Henry Nichols
National
Golden Square
Surrey
Court of Queen's Bench case over surgeon's fee
King v Lowe before Lord Denman in Guildhall. Osman King, surgeon, sued Captain John Lowe for 45 pounds for 21 professional attendances from September 1841 to July 1842 during gangrene and amputation. Jury found for the defendant amid contested evidence of professional service and friendship.
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Court OF Queen’s Bench
Guildhall
Darorr
King v. Lowe
Lord Denman
Osman King
Bernard-street
Russell-Square
John Lowe
Bushey Nook
Teddington
Platt
Montague Chambers
London
Baker
Hampton Court
R. Liston
Miss King
Bushy Nook
Plaintiff
Childe
James Pullen
Baystreet
Turmer
William Dann
Turnmill Street
John Scott
Footes’buildings
Whitecross Street
Brett
Rosamon-street
Clerkenwell
Turner
Harry
James Morrison
Scots Fusileer Guards
Wellington Barracks
John Beadles
Jack Tar
Bafure
Cornhill
Bull’s Head
Walbrook
Jack
Ikind
Alderman Wood
Jack Sheppard
Timothy Cogler
Hooker
Newgate-street
Old Bailey
Fleetlane
Hookers
Pollard
Worship Street
Robert Roberts
Devaure
Adelaide Wilkinson
Lamb’s
Bunhill Row
Union Hall
Horsrpreakinc
John Chitty
Ker
Thames Street
Tower Hamlets
Reynolda
Messrs
Burnell and Butler
Court House
Osborne Street
Whitechapel
Pearce
Wick-street
Harriet Mahy
Butler
Mr. Butler
Burrell
Lambeth-street
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