Court notes on bankruptcy and a Queen's Bench ruling
Details from the bankruptcy of Charles Rowcroft with list of creditors and copyrights followed by a Queen's Bench case over the copyright infringement of The Ship on Fire. Also reports petty crimes and municipal court matters including assaults, cruelty to animals, theft, toll violation, and a major fire relief appeal in Hoxton market.
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Banknorrer
Caantrs Rowcaorr
Fonblanque
Charles Rowcroft
Upper Stamford Street
Adelaide Road
Haverstock Hill
Poulton Square
Chelses, Bookerlier
Hood
Smith, Elder, and Co
Colonies
Itia
Mesere. Spottiawoode
Warton
Fanny
Fleet Prison
Protest rage case at Whitehall mob rally ends with remand
On Monday in Guildhall Lord Mayor heard T. Clancey charged as a mob ringleader after a Monday night disturbance in Pleas street and surrounding wards. Police testified to a large crowd, threats to victory, and Clancey denying incitement while claiming government misrepresentation spurred the gathering. He was ordered to provide security for six months.
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James Ratcliff
Thoms
Priseman
Bia
Edward Fannell
Copeland
Tilby
Newgate
Marlborough Street
OuxsBua
John Tye
Paddington
Bridget Nearn
Dome
Acca
Abs
Regent Street
Aden
Challoner Ogle
Isol
Ramway
Webb
Piccadilly
the Weekly Chronicle
Hamill
Leary
Martin
Shoreditch
Alderrap
Old Bailey
Hammill
Robinson
House of Correction
Baoutal Assautt
Richard Boutfire
Mary Anne Tyler
Kingeland
Ube
Dieraxssinc
Tsaaca
Old Street Road
Smith
Hoxton Market
Arbour
Laidter
Rae
T. Clancey
City Police
Pest
Pleat Street
Mitchel
Farringdon Street
Skinner Street
Bose
Smithfeld
Long Jane
Aticka
T. Woolett
Cheapside
John Gwell
Hhis Lordship
Hugh Macdonald
Bridewell
Henry Gibson
Redcross Street
Dronk
Marianne Marron
Redcross
Nirs
Marron
Ablin
Clhubeenwell
Tyrwhitt
New Road
Tim
Tae Mos
Charles Flower
Wallace
Clerkenwell Green
Wilkes Franklin
Cobbete
Flower
Hammond
Goodyear
Aldersgate Street
Mr. Tyrwhitt
Lambath
Ayram
Riddell
Park Road
Stockwell
Ballantine
Anna Maria Riddell
Anid
Az Wbe
Scotland Yard
Trames Offich
Rossxay
Thomas Jones
Joseph Palmer Wilson
Whitechapel
Wilson
Yardley
Clerkenwell Seastone
Conrancton
Beacon Hill
Wood
Buodredaol
Harrison
Burgeon
Swyood
Shaw Lodge Mills
Terra Arma
North Parade
Halifaz Guarion
New Reform Movement Calls for Direct Taxation and Reform
A reform meeting endorses substantial financial reform including direct taxation on property and critizes existing excise duties as unjust. The resolution, proposed by Sedirey and seconded by Bonet, passes unanimously before adjournment around four o'clock, amid calls for broader economic change.
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V. Yates
Pr Sedirey
F. Bonet
Ater
Baoke
Meeting at Liverpool calls for retrenchment and tax reform
A large Liverpool meeting in the Sessions House pressed Parliament to trim state spending and rebalance taxation to match national income. Speakers denounced Bank Act 1844, urged reduced military and imperial expenses, and demanded fair taxation between capital and labor to avert financial crisis.
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Liverpool
Sessions House
Ferguson
Holland
France
Bank of England
Europe
Coburg
United States
M‘gregor
Sir R. Peel
Mersey
Manchester
Ireland
England
C. Robertson
John Ball
Britain
A.A. Wylie
Africa
Board of Trade
John Rossel
Arron
China
Ohio
Times
Teylor
Lawrence Heyworth
Seave
A Cobden Testimonial Fund Account and Political Letters
An article outlines the Cobden Testimonial Fund with detailed receipts and expenditures by region, praises subscriptions from Lancashire Yorkshire and Glasgow, and includes Cobden’s May 1648 letter. It items payments, balances, and auditor praise, plus notes London and Scottish contributions. It also covers reforms, a Hume motion, a Godless procession, and a Punch critique of French editors and ancient posts.
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R. Cobden
Manchester
Balsoce
Messrs
Jones Loyd
Inaeo-Ecean
B. Cobden
London
Henry Ashworth
Turton
Bolton
Salis Schwabe
England
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Cheshire
Nottinghamshire
Warwickshire
Glasgow
Cobden
Ligdom
Continent
Framain
Richard Cobden
Gonger Robert
Walter Yeage
Camden Society
Lyme
Jane
Corporation of Lyme
Salisbury
Exeter
Chard
Plymouth
Meeting at Marylebone on Reform and Ballot Initiative
A Marylebone court house gathering of tradesmen debated Lord John Russell and reform. Speakers urged expanded suffrage, inclusive ballot, and local control, with Mr Williams advocating six month lodger residence and wide enfranchisement. the meeting backed the resolutions and adjourned amid applause.
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Court House
Marylebone
John Russell
Michie
Ventry
Stevens
Ventryman
House of Parliament
Hodge
Grey
Lord John Russell
London
J. Williams
Mr. Williams
Williama
Maida of Honour
Hea
Mrr. Williams
House of Commons
Mr. Soden
Haring
St. Marylebone
Belton
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