Rule nisi granted to compel Marquess of Salisbury's witness
In King’s Bench court Mr Butt sought a rule nisi to compel the Marchioness of Westmeath to provide evidence in a long pending suit between the plaintiff solicitor and the Marquis of Salisbury. The Marchioness, living on the Continent, could not be examined ordinarily, so a commission was proposed. Br Justice Coleridge permitted the rule nisi.
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Court OF King's Bench
M‘ewink
Salisbury
Butt
Westmeath
Coleridge
Turpin
Schottist
Erie
Princsss
Victoria
Aj Shep
Shri Borg
Tipperary
Corryz
Martinico
Alexandria
Java
Mocha
Saint Domingo
Hue
Liverpool
Birmineham
Treland
Birmingham
Warrington
Maberly
Louis
General Post Office
Mersey
Dutton
Vale Royal
Madeley
Starhird Penkridge
Wolverhampton
Waggs
Horees
Webungfield
Willenhall
Parlaston
Parry
Grand Junction Railway
Liverpool and Manchester
Cope
H.M
Zcan
Bard the Carysfort
Martin
Constantinople
William Cope
H. M.S. Revenge
Malta
Alexander Chambers
Royal Artillery
Fort St. Angelo
Chambers
Pest
Hidaagi
Toulon
Altxander Kerr
Outrage at Marlborough Street Police Affair Aims at Inspector Forbes
A complaint before magistrates alleges police violence when Inspector Forbes ordered a carriage to move from along Marlborough Street while Mrs Campbell feared for her safety. The bench clear inspector acted under instructions, denying intoxication and praising restraint. Further cases include assaults and servant robberies across Marylebone and Worship Street with fines and commitments.
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Marlbonough Street
W. F. Campbell
Conant
Hall
Forbes
Campbell
Bis
Complainant
Horsea
Jermyn Street
Crrisce
Lowry
Consnt
White
Colonel Rowan
Mrr. Conant
DisorDERLY GENTLEMEN AT THE HIPPODROME
John Walker of High street Peckham Oliver Finley of Black heath hill Francis Anson wine merchant Coventry street Haymarket and Joseph Polson Hay market were charged before Mr Burrell under the following proceedings at Queen Square.
Cobler's Chancery and Pett y Sessions Court Notes
The article reviews adjourned cases at Kingsgate Street magistrates court including a petty case over a sixpence spinage and roast beef mispayment with a humorous exchange. It also reports a radical servant case dismissed and a coal debt dispute with a timid wife, followed by Kingston petty sessions on thimble and pea theft and a horseman attacked for money, with the suspect committed for trial at Croydon assizes.
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Midpblessx County Court
Kingrgate-Streel
Robert Montgomery
Pufiad
Walter Scott
Lawrence
Mr. Dubois
Mr. Lawrence
Rosbah
Goulden-lane
Sally
Robinson
Holloway
Dubois
Dubvie
Plaintiff
Kingston
R. Frederick
Hills
Horsemonger-lane
Croydon Assizes
Military Outrage at Woolwich Court Case and Riots
Eyewitness testimony from Woolwich reveals a riot as Marines and civilians clash in High Street near the Duke on Horseback. Baker is stabbed and several marines are detained. charges debated and the case adjourned with a face-saving settlement arranged between Mines and the injured party.
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Woolwich
Castle Tavern
Johan Webb
Thomas Wilson
William Stacey
John Mines
Charles Hancock
Marines
James Baker
Grove
High-street
Thomas Still
Mitre
Rifle Brigade
John Webb
Texamot
Charles Dawson
Still
Horserack
Jones
Baker
Suill
Meredith Johnson
Thoras Still
Ann Price
Ebenezer Davies
Church Street
Sir John Webb
Stacey
Hancock
Edward Footman
Thos, Kidman
William Witham
James Coles
William Sims
Sergant
Chapman
Davies
Elie
Watts
Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte writes from New York
A lengthy letter from Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte, son of the Prince de Canino, published in New York on May 5, defends his conduct after a Roman imprisonment incident. He recounts being attacked near Canino, wounded, and later freed by Cardinal Fesch, praising the Pope’s repentance. Anecdotes about Grimaldi follow.
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New South Wales
Pacific
New Zealand
Sandwich Islands
Trish Swakus
Patrick Froustrated
Clonmel
Covulnamuck Wood
Charles Wm. Wall
T. H. Leeche
Patrick
Ireland
Prince Pierre Bonaparte—de
Papal
Rome
Canino
St. Angelo
Fesch
Grimaldi
Crouch
Ray-street
Clerkenwell
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LAW
Police Intelligence
Marylebone
Barack
Win, Chow
Rawlinson
Lord Montfort
Michael Walsh
Dublin
Castile and Falcon Tavern
Aderacate Street
York Terrace
Regent’s Park
Montgomerysiie
York-gate
New-road
Complaiant
Mary Ann Wignett
Menry Hill
Earl Bridpart
Langham-place
Bank of England
Charles Quiobed
Draper
Marylebone-street
Ann Porter
Welbeck Street
Hill
Messra
Hammersley
Crouxhy
Charles Higgs
Hooker
Oxford-street
Sloane Street
Sloanestreet
Chelsea
Millett
Taylor
Amsen
Polson
Walker
Finley
Millstt
Anson
Adam Walker
Fulham-road
Burrell
Scotland-yard
Worship Street
Providence Marshall
Broughton
Pearce
Westmoreland Place
City Road
William D. Marshall
Guildhall
Millar
James Clark
Errett
Metropolitan Trust
New North Road
Tell
Thames Police
Gustavus Evans
Wellington
James Robert White
Lavender
George Bail
The
Epping
Richard White
Rce
Broderic
Mr. Brederip
Captain Evans
James White
Broderip
Greenwood
Court of Exchequer
Procter
James Green
Lord Abinger
Symons
Customs
Evans
Evana
Offica
Iti
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