The Queen's Prerogative and the Bow Street Case
A letter to the editor argues that the Bow Street magistrate Twyford was removed over a Times driven dispute. It details two cases among witnesses, calls the Times reporter biased, and accuses Sir James Graham of bowing to press influence, urging royal prerogative reform and a possible government change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Teyford
Bow-street
Home Secretary
Twyford
Times
Hall
Home Office
Mately
James Graham
Morai
Bow Street
Mr. Twyford
The
Apa
Twrford
Shell
James Grehem
Walter
Puddledock
Recollections of Early Victorian Britain and Empire News
A mosaic of items notes Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of Richmond traveling separately on a Brighton-bound mail train. It reports on Peel’s Birmingham requisition to stand for Bermondsey and other legal matters, clerical alliances, a new club in Grosvenor Square with the Duke of Wellington as patron, and assorted imperial updates including Cracow, the 62nd Regiment, and a public interment dispute in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peel
Brighton
Duke of Richmond
Robert
Robert Peel
Birmingham
Baronet
Globe
Equity
Queen's Counsel
T. Chandless
E J. Lloyd
J. W. Wilcock
T. Bacon
S. Follett
Rolt
R. Palmer
Chancery Bar
Cecil Greene
Midhurst School
Sussex
Fishbourn
Notr
John Edmund de Beauvoir
Richard Benyon de Beauvoir
Culford Hall
de Beauvoir
Rhodes
Sir John
Mr. de Beauvoir
C. Browne
Tre Courcy
LoupDon
Cubitt
Henry Roberts
Tay
Ferozepore
62D
Sir Hugh Gough
Hugh Gough
62Nd
Rochester
Dartford
George
Canterbury
London
Evangelical Alliance
Duke of Manchester
John Dodson
Church of England
Prepared Evangelical Alliance
Realm of England
Realm of
England
John Dawson
Evangelical Union
ADC
Ecclesiastica
ASYLUM PLAN FOR DISCHARGED PRISONERS AT WILLIS ROOMS
A public meeting at Willis Rooms examined an appeal to Parliament for national housing and shelter for persons discharged from custody. The Bishop of London and Lord Kinnaird supported forming institutions to reclaim offenders, with government or charitable funding urged to prevent crime through humane care.
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King Street
St. James's
Sheriff Lawrie
London
Lord Kinnaird
Sheriff Laure
Society of the Gaol
Pentonville
Parkhurst
Monckton Milnes
M.P
Sheriff Laurie
Boston
America
Alderman Sidney
Sheriff Lawne
Ilford Petty Sessions Sees Mixed Findings
At Ilford Justice, James Hall charged with assaulting a constable after a dispute over a bullock's head. The bench dismissed the complaint as no assault occurred, but labeled it slight indiscretion and referred the deposition to the Commissioners of Police. Also reported are cases from Bow Street, Marlborough Street, and the West End involving gaming houses, apprentice indentures, and a Cambridge jewellery theft suspect tied to Lord Burghley.
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Ilford Petty Sessions
Buavta
Aveautray
James Hall
William Cotton
County of
Essex
John Kemp
Rawlings
Romford
Beacontrie
Dagenham
Pareons
Arthur
Kemp
Commissioners of Police
Hense
Errixc Forest
James Sharman
Whitechapel
Epping Forest
Ford Ao
Bow Street
Sturday
Jardice
Jardine
Mr. Jardine
Marlborough Street
Capycre
Gawnlexs
Nicholas Pearce
Coventry Street
Haymarket
Et Aira
Auetion
Hardwick
Ballantine
Asotaes Batcn
John Ward
James Thomas
Frederick Pemberton
John Dearden
Frederick Henry Wondroan
Henry Edmunde
Stephen Hopkine
William, Abbott
St. James’s Street
Beresford
Wells
Bank of England
West End
Southwark
Robert of Lory Bouncarex
St. Jops’s College
Camprinar
Edward Elsbury
Traill
St. John's College, Cambridge
Lord Burgh
Blackfriars Road
St John’s College
Cambridge
Lord Burghley
Frederick Montague
Hackney
Cambridge Police
Ship
Trail
Polish insurrection quelled in Poland and Cracow events
Paris dispatches report the Polish uprising quickly suppressed. Prussian forces solidified control in Posen. Galicia peasants turned on lords, with hundreds of nobles said to have been killed by their serfs. Cracow fell to joint forces, while Paris papers debate motives behind Austrian peasant mobilization and Prussian resistance.
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Cracow
Kopf
Collin
Senate
Herr Kopf
Pemkin
Trustoff
Rudiger
Hohenzollern Light Horse
Hohenegg
Landwehr
Podgorze
Wadowice
Posen
Committee of Investigation
Breslau
Weser Zeitung
Gallicia
Mannheim Abend Zeitung
Carpathian
Saxony
Berlin
Oberpostamts Zeitung
Mielzynski
Miloslaw
P.S
Paris
Poland
Gelicia
Hungary
Kaiten
Galicia
John Tyssalski
Czartury
Cracovienne
Lengib
Faresate
M. Dup
Wwday
Zowthers
Arthur) O'Conery
Ccnrrss
Chamber of Deputies
Rej Cied
Mendes
Minster Et Florance
Santag
M. Dupont de Eure
M. Pages
MM. Dupont de Eure
Arago
Latoartine
Odilion Barrot
Remilly
Mall
London
Sheres
Cardinal Bernet
Aix
Royal Order of the Legion of Honour
Legenzert de Tromelin
Africa
Parte Co
Parie
Carpathian Mountains
Bececek
Yaroslav
Lemberg
Courland
Samopitt
Vilna
M. Prawdzynski
Parin
France
Upper Silesia
de Rohr
Cologne
Vienna
Bochnia
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Sir James Graham
Press
Frankfort
Collix
Europe
Maysiox House
Baron Audlay
F. Booth
William Poland
Calvert
G. Bague
Harmer
Johnson
Seager
Lucas
Farebrother
Humphrey
C. Marshall
William Magoay
Bart
Brown
Dowgate
County of Middlesex
Commissioners of Sewers
Oporto
St. John’s
Dulwich College
Charles Farebrother
Howes
Paul
Gerand
Blunt
Lusignan
Benthall
C. Desir
Ray
Quigley
Clerke
Ssersnacee Ooo
Fcissoth
Ssecesseseereesee
Kit O'Connor
Mr. Dwyer
Dowling
Spratt
Crvuncuyanos
Evening Post
St. Catherine's Churchyard
Roney
Kildare Street
H. Hurst
Ireland
Souta-Westeax
Nine Elms
Vauxhell
Chaplin
House of Commons
London and South-western Railway Company
London and South Western Railway Company
High Street
Thames
London Bridge
Surrey
London and South- Western Railway Company
Hampton Coast Bridge
Epsom
Chertsey
Egham
Farnham
Alton
Southampton
Whitchurch
Andover
Salisbury
Bishopstoke
Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth
London and South-Western Railway
Romsey
Southampton and
Dorchester
Redbridge
Guildford
Brighton and Chichester
London and South Western
London and
Exeter, Yeovil
Penzance
Falmouth
Exeter
Cornwall and Devon Central Railway
Hayle
Lelant
St. Austell
Bodmin
Ralph Abercrombie
United Service Club
Pall Mall
Lord Hill
Marquis of Westweath
Paul Anderson
C.B
78Th Foot
John Duffy
Thomas Kenab
Iremonger
Elwin
D. Dundes
Lloyd
Fead
Kelly
Barra
Murpvex
Wakley
Brentford
Thomas Banks
Uxbridge
King’s Head
Williamson
Acton
Law and Police
Chapel Royal
St. James's Palace
Lord Bishop of Salisbury
Pre Wesley
Dyan of
Lincoln
Ard
Robert Walker
Eng
Lincoln College
Oxford
Church and State Gazette
Foreign Intelligence
Franch