Assizes schedule and court notes across circuits
The piece lists summer assizes dates and venues across Hertfordshire Essex Kent Sussex Surrey on the Western circuit including Hertford Chelmsford Maidstone Lewes Winchester Dorchester Exeter Bodmin Wells Devizes Bristol and notes related items such as a life income for Mr Leigh Hunt from Sir Percy Shelley, an excise court ruling on selling spirits, a yacht club match, a fatality and several court actions including attempted murder and a slaver alert, with various other local news briefs and legal notices.
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Baron Parke
Baron Gurney
Hare
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Lewes
Surrey
Guildford
Pattecon and Wightmap
Southampton
Winchester
Dorchester
Exeter
Bodmin
Wells
Devizes
Bristol
Leigh Hunt
T. Shelley
Percy Bushe Shelley
Glube
Chronicle
Sir Peres
Shelley
Watermen
Court of Excise
Frederick Rayner
Thanes
Stevens
Gailing Matcu
Arundel
Temple
Charce
Munpen
Limekila Lane
Rosehill
Thomas Spinks
Benn
Limekiln
Lane
Gandy
Abraham
Doyle
Dunford
Tiverpool
Curting
Stappine
Josiah Brodwick
Broderick
Crown-street
Soho
Marlborough-street
Margaret
Woran
Richard Smith
Westmoreland-place
Walworth-common
Bingham
Thomas Giles Smith
James Caffray
Kingsland
Hoxton
Queen's Head-walk
Witness
Duke
Kingsland Road
Godfrey
London
United Service
Calcutta
Portsmouth
Colonial
Tax Court
Cranemoxt
Prince Albert
Saxony
Am Palace
Claremont
Grin Dau
Tug Stansion
Mansion House
Spitalfields
Winn
Tun Larson
W. Crockronp
William Crockford
Abs
A. F. Crockford
Ramway
Paris Rail Bill Debate Ends With Ban On Rail Bosses
The Paris chambers concluded debate on the Orleans and Bordeaux railroad bill with an abrupt motion by Cremieux to bar any member from bidding for or serving as manager of the railroad. The measure passed by 218 to 56. Other items note Odillon Barrot as committee chairman and St Marc Girardin as secretary on the Secondary Instruction Bill, plus extensive market and international notices.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Orleans
Bordeaux
M. Cremieux
Orleans and
M. Odillon Barrot
M. St. Marc Girardin
Toulonnais
Bona
Camp Des Chauffeurs
la Calle
Brilliant
Prince de Joinville
Toulon
Duke d’Angouleme
Notre Dame
Abbey Deguerry
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Strasburg
Versailles
Maprio
Estremadura
Toledo
Wales
Wanderer
G. H. Seymour
Spithead
China
Sheerness
Cape
Somerstown
England
Alicant
Bonet
Little Cla
Reodon
la Militaire
Shalabalah
Birmingham
Larg
Racewonses
Picton
Selim
Pipater
Queen Mab
Pineapple
Yaxzley
Blacklock
Muta
Bentley
Ratan
Caesar
Tiresias
Ema
Orwell
Emma
Orville
Thornhill
Euclid
Emilius
Maria
Whisker
Gibside Fairy
Example
Extempore
Augustus Dalmes
Henry Holdsworth
Wm. Curtis
John Johnson
Sarah Bennett
Edw. Youngman Cotten
George Charke
Andrew Murphy
Charles Saunders
Emma Farmer
Daniel Dearlove
Daniel Wright
Wm. Tanner
Samuel Withers
William Sullan
Fred. Hamilton
Alias Andrews
Denis M.carthy
Edward Leo. Barrington
Peter Clover
Jeremiah Margeson
Thomas Jenkins
Thos. Patterson
Hanneh Walsh
Martha M‘laren
Stephen Chandler
Benjamin Frankland
James Ferguson
Henry Hill
Thomas Johnson
Charles Edwards
Wm. Johnson
John Higgins
Eliz. Whitborn
Henry Dawkins
William Johnson
Robert Neslen Paddon
Wm. Brown
Edmund Worley
John Jones
James Wooderson
Richard Burgess
Charles Simmons
John Hearley
John Quin
James Parker
Eugene McCarthy
Thomas Boyle
John Watson
John Haunt
Catherine Lynch
C. Wm. Madden
James
John Collins
John Joyce
Denis McC
Susan Smith
William Grimsdale
Parthenia Ellis
John Lincham
J. Abbott
John Burebell
Joshua Cannon
Daniel Gerrard
John Fryer
Elizabeth Nicholson
Rachel Ward
Jane Porter
Ellen Saunders
Wiliam Buckhan
Thomas Jurley
Edward Bevsn
Uenry Horne
Margaret Hayes
Charles Samuel Emersfield
John Knull
Elizabeth May
Wir. Gregory
Mary Ransom
Geo. Buckstone
James Edwards
Michael Doring
Charles Smith
Benjamin Ruoxtman
Wm Baker
Thomes Harris
James Cousins
Henry Norval
Jatin Penman
George Sharman
John Tannin
James Rogers
Ann Davis
Mary Coventry
George Brown
George Ford
Gro. Hatton
Pred. Grant
Edward Roe
Henry Alfred Young
Thomas Hussey
John Smith
Mary Ann Lunt
Emma Bray
John Mc Nally
Timothy Tobin
Win, Good
Francis Aniels
Elizabeth Aborn
Edward Houghton
Mary Ann Saunders
Ann Smith
Edward Grimsdale
Wm. Parker
William Gedling
Eliza Neville
William Stephens
William Worster
Wsther Phillips
John Bainey
Thomas Chappell
Chas. Ward
Jane Hamilton
John Wiliams
John Russell
Sarah Watts
Frances Malshare
William Crack
Alexander Wardrogs
Richard Wiggins
John Brown
John Huxtable
Eliza Webster
Charles Reeses
Charles Kusia
James Jones
Joan Armstrong
John Williams
Esther Lewis
Daniel Cummins
Thomas Bresnahan
John, Alias
Michael Mc Cann
Robert Dark
Thames Harrington
John Gladman
Olivia Elson
Wliam Rodwell
Caroline Trap
Daniel Bradley
William Moore
Mary Gallaher
John Coombs
George Loyel
Francis Amos
Georges Brown
Francis Daniels
David Coe
Henry Hurlbert
James Ward
Wmn Collier
Henry Evans
James Whelpdale
William Smith
Thomas Higgins
James Terry
Jane Rowley
Frederick Ward
Alexander Revell
Joseph Westcott
William Wood
Harriet Thomas
Elizabeth Casey
Richard Groves
J. Evans
Eliza Johnson
Henry Pride
Mary Bray
William Ginivan
John Beton
James Wiggins
Vincent Tracke
James Horstead
Alfred Triffiths
Henry Catmer
John Alder
James King
Gideon Gibbons
John Baker
Joseph Herrington
William Miller
John Bernes
William Harley
Benjamin Lambeth
James Beale
Thomas Gates
John Dyer
John Gray
Thos. Knowles
Thos. Collins
J. Furness
George Donald
Rumoured resignation of Lord De Grey unsettles Irish politics
Across Dublin reports swirl that Lord De Grey has submitted a resignation, with talk of its acceptance. The Dublin Protestant Association plans to meet at the Rotunda to praise the ministry’s alleged fall and urge Tamworth electors to reject Sir Robert Peel. A chaotic Quaker confrontation at Usher's Quay ends with a dismissed complaint as Judge Porter admonishes the crowd.
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Dublin Evening Mail
Lord de Grey
Dublin
Dublin Protestant Association and Reformation Society
Tamworth
Church of Christ In
Ireland
Robert Peel
William Gee
Murphy
Samuel
William Jacob
Joshua Jacob
Abigail Beale
Honor
Jacobs
Fitzgerald
Society of White Quakers
Usher’s Quay
Porter
Mr. Fitzgerald
William Honor
Mr. Porter
Bend
Samuel Jacob
Mountmellick
Rascal
N. Fitzsimon
Destructive fire at Tatfield Street factory
A late Thursday fire destroyed Mr Bell’s piano forte and picture-frame manufactory in Tatfield Street Goswell Street St Luke’s. The four story building and its contents burned as engines fought the blaze. adjacent Baltic Place home and Mrs Rowden’s chandler shop suffered damage. Origin uncertain with injuries unconfirmed.
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Goswell-street
Bell
Tatfield-street
St. Luke's
Ames
Three Pigeons
Paradise-place
Broughton-road
Springfield-lane
Watson
Greengate
Diggles
Salford
John Davies
Liverpool
Hess Opera Triumph With Royal Attendance At Her Majesty's Theatre
Signor Costa's opera was produced with high success at Her Majesty's Theatre on Thursday night. Grisi and Mario starred in a lavish production with Lablache as the King. The performance drew a royal visit, strong praise for the libretto translation, and an enthusiastic reception with encores and bouquets.
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Hess Majesty's Theatre
Signor Costa
Signor Leopoldo Tarantini
Don Carlos
Schiller
Alfieri
Carlos
Mario
Philip the Second
Spain
Posa
Fornasuri
Low Countries
Grisi
Cavatinu
Pusa
Pose
Lablache
el vi Niega
Fornasari
Signor
Count Posa
M. Coste
Madame Grisi
Lumley
C. Tun
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Apsley-house
Marquis of
Anglesea
Lord Strafford
Lord Sattoun
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Italy
Russia
Potsdam
China
Prussia
Duke of
Wellingen
Prince Casteldhal
J. Layton
J. M‘donald Esq
T. Bampstead
J. Biggins
J. B. Wigham
Westrope
Red
Peacock
Wigham
Watermen
P. Everard
Xlaure
FL Lett
EH. Campbell
Meckin
Muay
Kepping
Harris
R. Doubledee
A. Masynard
YW. Green
J. Campbell
C. Tih
J. Maynard
Shelton
Poett
J. Pacips
Maxwell
RR. Coombes
J. Godfrey
J. Everard
F. Brocklehurst
Dodd
Joyce
Secon
Evan Morris
Prince
Sage
Casile
Meesham
Lighthine
Taylor
Adams
Dewing
Jounsen
Brautasgrove
M'Clune
Wesk
Malvern Hills
Worcestershire Chronicle
Marver
Dover
New-street
Taxation Riff and Free Trade Clash in Parliament
A long meditation on taxation and sugar duties critiques Peel and his majority, arguing the 4s per cwt cut would not aid consumers and would harm revenue. It examines party splits among Free Traders, Protectionists, and Whigs, forecasting disunion and the political futures of Cobden, Peel, and the others.
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Lord Brougham
Puch
Peel
Lord Lyndhurst
James Graham
Russell
West India
England
League
Manchester
Camden
Cobden
Covent-garden
Duke of Richmond
Herald
Standard
First Glass Darkwark Drawback Order at Liverpool
A treasury order at Liverpool custom-house directs that all Hint glass packed and sealed for export under excise supervision in a bonded warehouse at the intended export site, before July 6, shall be eligible for the current drawback on shipment even if shipment occurs after July 5.
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Treasury
Liverpool
Excise
Liverpool Standard
Libel case against Rev Paget peers courtroom verdicts
In a libel action in the Court of Queen’s Bench, Mrs Smith sues Rev F R Paget for publishing the Pageant alleging cruelty to apprentices and 80 needlewomen. a jury awards damages of one hundred pounds to the plaintiff. Other cases include Cooper v Cooper for criminal conversation with a verdict for the plaintiff and nominal damages, Newton v Cheltenham Examiner for libel with mixed counts, and various Crown cases including penalties for customs and tobacco offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen's Bench
Sarvepay
Lonpox
Ltper
Denman
H— S
H—S
Start Wortley
Sir John Bayley
Platt
Sourt OF Common Pleas
Faripar
Times
Printing-house-square
John Cooper
Cooper
Stanmore Street
Pleintiff
Justice Cresswell
Shee
Plantiff
Newton
Rowk
Augustus Newton
Cheltenham Eraminer
Cheltenham
Lady Ricketts
Weston
Robert Ricketts
Lavinia Ricketts
Hbel
Cook
Robert Licketts
Iickett
Court of
Vic
Tub Ationney-Guneral
Canny Axn
AlinaNby General
Vie Defescant
Vie Custom-House
Frandis
Customs
Comsent
Crown
Attorney-General
TopLis
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Temingham
Derby
Croydon
Imingham
Gloster
Manch
Leeds
Hull
Gow
Midland
Ewestern Sesesee
Migiaud
Grand
S.s.ceee
Ayr
Eastern
Blackwall
Shefield
Pawl Greenwich
York and North Midland
Brighton
Commission OF Legacy
Sing
Barlow
George Rule
2Wursvireman
Hockley
Albert
Livasi
Cope
Dalmas
Newgate
Tattersall’s
Orlando
Agat Bloodstone
Oders
Qataxpo
Revsixc
Tattersall’s Gate
Ratan and
Exwem
Vpore
Mr. Shackel
Cotton Twist
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