Court rules no contract for paid article work
In Whitminster County covert the case of Luke James Hansard versus D W Jobson concerned payment for a sketch of the House of Lords and two reviews written for The Spirit of the Times. The judge ruled no contract was proven. the plaintiff failed to show a binding agreement and was nonsuited. The trial discussed whether payment was customary for ordered writings, with witness testimony from A B Reach and T P Healy but the court dismissed the notion of an implied contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitminster County
Wenxesmree Lazoog
Josson , Beintin Tae F
Oyian
Udge
Luke James Hansard
D. W. Jobson
Hone of Lords
Spirit
Spirit of the Times
Robert Hall
Schlegel
Times
A. B. Reach
T. P. Healy
Medical Times
Healy
Hansard
Forgery and conspiracy cases at Central Criminal Court
In an Old Bailey style session, William Edwards and Mary Anne Underwood face forgery and harbouring charges over a £25 bill endorsed as Miss Charsley. Edwards is acquitted. Underwood found guilty with sentence deferred. Michael Haggerty is found guilty of aggravated assault on Ebien Kale with 22 wounds. transported for ten years. A separate conspiracy case sees William Barlton, William Johnson, and John Flowers convicted of planning a Woolwich robbery. Mayhew acquitted, others sentenced to two years. The session closes with Row as month’s end.
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Old Court
Justice Erle
William Edwards
Francis Edward Tucker
Charlotte Edwards
Mary Anne Underwood
Clarkson
Parry
Butt
Ryde
Charsley
Brompton Crescent
Hampshire Banking Company
Messrs
Messrs. Jonce, Loyd, and Co
Miss Underwood
Michael Haggerty
Ebien Kale
Soa
William Mayhew
Payne
Baldwin
Metcalfe
Horry
Thompson
Nicholas Mould
The
Powerful
Woolwich
Daffall
Barlton
Ageio
Buriton
London
Flowers
Heubnalgreen
Johnson
Daffeli
Johnston
Fiowers
Flowara
Johnason
Trafalgar
Burlton
Mould
Doffell
Opti
Duffel
Duffes
Barton
Mayhew
Duffell
Portien
Police Reports Guildhall Vigil and Trafalgar Square Riots
A detailed London court report covers George Webber and others charged with breaking shop windows at Berens Blomberg Co. A separate case involves Andrew and Samuel Green accused of stealing from a Drury Lane lodging, with remand and bail discussions. Riot prosecutions follow Trafalgar Square disturbances, including arrests for stone throwing and assaults on police, plus various remands, bail, and warnings. Additional notes cover fraud charges against Augustus Cavendish, public notices, and market reports on luxury goods and Belgian potatoes.
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Bow Atreet
Andrew Green
Saruel Green
Henrs
Gofee
Drury Lane
Southend
Parliamentary Chronicle
Perann
Rotherham
Drury Jane
Ann Goffrey
Fee
Mr. Jardine
Mr. Henry
Jardine
Mahby
Duke of Cambridge
Henry
House of Commons
Neilson
Times
Curzon Street
Mayfair
Madama Dorey
Garrick's Head
Southend, &c
Acen
Cospector Marsh
Glasshouse Yard
Aas
Thomas Jobsson
Lincoln's Two Fields
Green
Barry O'Mears
Kia
Maerleceocugh
Augustus Cavenpise
Augustus Cavendish
Hardwick
Hunt and Roskell
New Bond Street
Argyll Street
Messrs. Runt and Co
Broadhurst
Joseph Broadhurst
Menars
Hunt and Co
E Warehouse
Eng
Hroadburst
Society For the Suppression of Fraud
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
Bingham
Opening of the Royal Italian Opera at Covent Garden
The Royal Italian Opera House reopened with Rossini Tancredi at Covent Garden. Madlle Alboni and Madame Persiani earned praise for their parts though Alboni faced encored restraint. Signor Mei debuts as Argirio with mixed success. A new ballet followed the performance, and Leopoldine Brossi was announced for a future appearance. The Dacay Lac troupe also showcased equestrian feats at the transformed theater.
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Royal Italian Opera Company
Covent Garden Theatre
Rossini
Tancredi
Madlle
Alboni
Amenaide
Madame Persiani
Argirio
Signor Luigi Mei
Orbazzano
Signor Polopini
Mademoiselle al
Lasiami
Eacolio
Signor Mei
Persiani
Albani
Danseuse
Mademaiselle Leopoldine Brossi
Imperial
Vienne
Dacay Lac
Tocatag
Cirque National
Fle Centre Ia
Antley
Monsieur Moreto
Francisco Hidalgo
M. Aurio
Nile
Caroline
Quere
Newsome
Loisset
Mdie
Palmyre Anato
God Saew
Tattersalls racing odds and notable fire tragic event
Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls shows heavy betting on multiple horses headed by Tafthunter Jericho and others with varied odds, while a Kensington High Street fire at the Crown Tavern destroys premises and injures residents. A Blackburn railway clerk, William Howard, suffered severe injuries after a brutal assault, with one suspect in custody and others likely involved.
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Dom Miccer
Bragayza
Axp
Louis Puitiers
Dom Miguel
Thoreday
Her Majesty's Theatre
Louis Philippe
High Street
Kensington
Sir. White
Crown Tavern
White
Afr. Allen
Carpenter
Turpie
Blackburn
William Howard
From French Papers on Exiled Royals and Provisional Government
Fragments from French papers discuss the Provisional Government's seizure of royal treasures and the fate of Louis Philippe. Anecdotes recount guards, duchesses, abdication news from Paris, and overseas reactions including Algiers dispatches. A political column notes strikes on Boulevards and the ongoing reshaping of France’s institutions.
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Central Criminal Court
Rowarcu
Aistour
Louis Philippo
Panck
Wispow Sausaixo
George Webber
Acun
Lingh
John Lee Walpole
Beren
Mr. Walpole
Hunter
Alderman Hunter
Notcroft
Oxford Street
Tilbary
Gravesend
Hall
Cochrane
James Marchant
National Guard
la Republique
Jardice
Assamta
Wapping
Jardina
James Turner
William Allis
Turner
Fulham Fields
Matthew Strang
London Telegraph
Tarriors
Charles Tothill
John White
Noble Street
City
John Read
Hatfield Street
New Cot
John Pendegrast
Orchard Street
Westminster
John Connell
Evans's Court
Ludgate Bill
Gray
Anid
Westminster Seasions House
Guarda
Mr. Broderip
Tothill
Read
Broadway
Sessions House
Broad Sanctuary
Robert Checkley
Baxters
Westminster Abbey
Tothill Street
Alfred John Fenn
John Maraba
York Street
Stratton Ground
Connell
James Buchanan
Peodegrast
Pendegrant
Gibera
Broderip
Pendegraat
Pendegrast
Middlesex
William Jones
William Lewer
John Green
Groavenor Place
Lady Winaham’s
Jones
Withess
Arfence
Grosvenor Place
Lever
Eg Aeo
Anne Goddard
William Slater
Glynn
Chelsea
Holywood Lodge
Fulham Road
Abe
Elderton
Afr
Mr. Elderton
Claredrwell
Combe
G Force
Lewis
Penny P
Julian
Guowra
Corron
Scinda
Indus
Ita
Scinde
Bombay
Antwerp
Honour
Sir Edward Bankes
Ostend
Catherina Hendrika
Soho
Royal Italian Opera
Covent Garden
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Coventry
Hanvidar
Lord Cheaterfield
Lady Lurewell
C. Bavili
Alexander
Colonal Anson
Blaze
B. Green
Verity
Conynghem
Blaka
Ballinafad
Marnopolitay Haxvicap
Barnes
Howth
Greville
Jonathan ‘Wild
Lagat
Mostyn
J. Henderson
Meiklam
Lightning
Lord Eglipton
Cadeio Pellat
Newcourt
Densy
Glendower
Bowen
Pitt
Fern
John Scott
B- Green
Wreford
Whitstone
Navao
Fowler
Faro
Daneborg
Paorgary
Tux Rorat Fawsuy
France
Paris
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Gret
Orleans
Thorsday
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Leipsic
Baragusy Williess
Courtais
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Lule
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Manche
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Minister of Marine
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Charte
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Ith
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Publighis
H. p'Onreuxs
Algiers
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Spain
Tours
Fronch
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Duke Pasquier
M. Jollivet
M. du Cassiére
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Pont Tournant
al. de Calvigre
Tuileries
la Presse
Siu
M. de Beville
M. Laboy
M.courzen
M. Emilio de Girardin
Northern Railway
Association of Labour
Presse Abajs
Presse
Trehouart
Mediterranean
Tullerica
Brighton
Newhaven
House of Bourbon
Leaia Philipps
Barticadea
Paria
Newhaten
Lauja Philippe
Claremont
Orleans Dyaesty
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