Christmas Season Pool Schedule Across Welsh Towns
A schedule lists pool games at Welsh venues from Dolgelly to Chester. Matches occur Nov 17 at Merionethshire, Nov 19 at Dolgelly, Nov 22 at Carnarvon, Nov 25 at Beaumaris, Nov 27 at Rathin, Nov 28 at Mold, and Dec 1 at Chester City. Local organizers announce the City and County game day in Chester.
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Welsh Pool
Merionethshire
Dolgelly
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Anglesey
Beaumaris
Denbighshire
Rathin
Flintshire
Mold
Cheshire
Chester
City of
Guardians in lunacy case linked to Tracts for the Times
A petition sought a master to appoint a guardian for infant Edward Gers Davenport, child of the lunatic George Davenport. Guardians were kept as before after concerns over Mrs Davenport’s family involvement, religious views linked to the Tracts for the Times, and the infant's welfare.
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Sarvipar
Davenroor
Edward Gers Davenport
Mr. Smith
Davenport
Brett
Cookes
Betheil
Rogers
Smith
Wakefield
Chandless
Times
Court of Exchequer Trials On Annuity And Copyright
Reports from the Court of Exchequer include Baron Darke delivering judgment on a power of appointment affecting an annuity charged on lands and legacy duty, and a separate copyright case addressing foreign authors and rights under common law and statute. The long sessions cover revenue jurisdiction, frauds at the Custom House, and related legal questions.
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Sands
Baron Parke
Astonsey
Grsctnan
Hattise
Orrins
Sth Vic
C.3
Sth
Ih Vic
Court of Chancery
Court of Revenue
James Parker
Bugshawe
Equity Bar
Jervis
Wray
J. Wilde
P Court
Parker
Custom House
Cruma
Cntree
Auber
Latour
England
Opera Comique
Paris
Stationers’hall
France
Fra Diavolo
Wilson
Equity Power in City of London Mayor's Court
A historic ruling describes the Mayor of London’s equity jurisdiction over cases in the Sheriff’s Court. A merchant, disputing an account for looking glasses, saw goods seized by excise and two shipments, August and November. The jury found for the plaintiff. the Mayor held that, if the defendant paid costs, the Sheriff’s Court judgment could be barred.
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London
Mayor's Court
Bayor Ie
City of London
Sheriff's Court of London
Quean Atert
Liverpool
Excise
Treasury
Ryland
Locke
Lord Mayor
Sheriff'’ Court
Lodger and Wife Accused in Theft at Trinity Church District
Anne Vickey a widow and household tenants resided at Sloane Street. The landlady found two tablecloths missing from the cupboards and identified the lodgers as the accused and his wife. The man claimed the cloths were taken to wash, pledged for 1s 6d, and intended to repay the landlady after settling accounts. He pleaded lack of felonious intent. remanded for further proceedings. The case cites constable James Light as arresting officer and Grant’s in Keightabridge as the pledge location. The prisoner said his aim was to retrieve them to settle his debt, not steal. He appealed to magistrates about his wife’s confinement.
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Tae Qeesex
Brunswick
Serjeant Talfourd
Wordsworth
Crowder
Peacock
Covent Garden Theatre
Justice Patteson
Queen's
Qvzex
Dawiel Jons Cock
Waxey
Maoisreatzs
Kelly
Peters- Gorf
Femele
Newgate
Lord Denman
Justice Williams
Coleridge
Rale Tefused
Tae Qrees
Tae Citaxcetion
University of Oxvonp
Wann
Ward
Denman
Queen
Ricaanp Dursey
Exiout
Montague Chambers
Kent
Thames
Gresnwich
Greanwich
Baddeley
Ersone
Richard Dobson
Greenwich Hospital
John Sutton
Garden Stairs
Church-street
Greenwich
Bullock
Court OF Combion Pleas
Tresos
Tue Deke
Brunswick v. Mitsen
Banca
Serjeant
Byles
Duke of Brunswick
Weekly Chronicle
Lancaster Guardian
Preston
Middlesex
Justice Maule
Tindal
George IV
William IV
Duke of Cambridge
Justice Cresswell
Rute
Court OF Bankruptcy
Turspay
Henny May Waren
Baxquartcy
East of England
Foulshara
Norfolk
Tuansday
Geonce Ross
Ari At Law Society
Horoyd
Chatham Place
Blackfriara
Trafalgar Square
Claring Cross
Queen’s Prison
Hair At
Law Society
Sir John Russ
Mr. Barron
Beron Seton
Air. Watson
London Street
Fitzroy Square
Mansion House
Tuu-ussae Oy
Morrisa
Edward M. Dorup
Dorup
George Canning
Mrs. Durug
England
James Clementshaw
White Vracs
Richard Morgan Rympant
Lovellscourt
Paternoster-row
Hiss
James Duke
Maeylebone
Inisu Trrcupeser
P. Byrne
Weedon
Jesus
Mr. Long
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
Lane
John Henry Dew
King William Street
James Ballett
Bayswater
Hardwick
East India Company
Clarkson
The
James Matthews Boswell
Coppare
Coppard
Sprye
Shank
John Matthews Boswell
Hon. East India Company
Henny Snaxx
J. Ballett
Eay
Mr. Clarkson
Mr. Dew
Tham
Ballatt
Henry Shank
Claredrnwhll
Broamy
James Powell
Smith
Anne
London
Anne Wiodimere
Tavistock-Squate
St. Pancras Church
Windhoere
Archer
Lyme Regis
Dorsetshire
Mise
Mary Ann Salisbury
Lucy Spencer
Norton
Bath
English
Guildwall
Salisbury
Trinbridge
Alfred Bartram
Tom
William [Fant
Lambeth Court
London Bridge
Southwark Court
St. George’s German Lutheran Chapel
Great Alio Street
Goodman's Fields
Sue
Scleffrivan
Spencer
Heth
Francis
Coppel
Luce Spencer
Witnesea
Mrs. Lansbury
Lounter
Mary Bartram
Mary Ann Ciak
Fell-street
Wood-street
Cheapside
Laar
Demater
Blackfriars-road
Thames Offich
Henry Saul
Afillwall
Poplar
Joseph Hudson
No. 10
Martin's Jane
Cannon Street
West India Dock
East India Docks
Mr. Hudson
Hem
Rotherhithe Church
Mias Hedson
Mr. Hadsor
Rotherhithe
Tobey
Hudson
Miss Hudain
Miss Hudson
Mr. Hodson
Joodiy
Droderip
Millwall
Ife
Saul
Alwass
Pelham
Broderic
Tadmit Dam Io
Broderip
Preston Iron Works
Fietcher’s Gate
Denmark-street
St. George's In-The- Fast
Jacob Gill
Gailor
William-street
Gloucester Street
St George's
Hartley Archer
Society of Friends
Thomas Young
Teo Jow Boys
Henry
John Hart
No.3
Newestreet
Mile End
Old Town
Kingstreet
St. George's In
the- East
Edward Hyatt
Long Alley
Worship Street
Gill
Anne Vickey
Sloane Atrest
Eahd
Clark
Burminister
Trinity Church
Sloane
Wrest
Keightabridge
Embroideress and Pledging Lore In Grim Times
An archival collage shows poetic lines about flowers and memory, then a note on pledge drinking from Danish origins, followed by a lengthy report on wasp destruction led by the Earl of Trajusks and local children. The piece blends reflective verse with local antiquarian notes and a rural pest-control tally.
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Earl of
Trajusk
Deval Rywand
Cotter
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Court OF Queen's Bench
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James Wrest
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Chelsea
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Union Street
Traill
Ann Wall
Roberts
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Luttrell
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Ono
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Marhav
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