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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1848

Page

6

LAW Haven of Lords Moroir case on river embankment licenses

The Lords hear an appeal over the right to grant licenses to embank the Thames shore. Counsel argued whether the soil rights and shores are a matter for law or equity. the Lord Chancellor noted no need to decide equity transfer. The information charged fiduciary abuse by mayor and commonalty in granting licenses to embank the river, the demurrer was overruled, appeal dismissed.

Haven OF Moroir Loxpon Campbell Thames Waa Bethell Serjeact Channell Toner Maule Court of Exchequer Court of Revenue Court of Chancery Counsil Bothell Lee Campbell O'Mallay Haewns Jobe Geary Cenham Snscor Slee Danham Lord Carteret's Park Hawns Lord Carteret’s Park Hedley Gay Bedley Justice Coltman Dr. Hedley O'Malley Dr Hedley Tber Sbe Abe Western Circuit Doxcuzstrz Baron Platt Thomas Wakeley Judith Meech West of Rogland Fire Insurance Company Slade Mowbray Edwards Bngland Insurance Company Daniel Bie Mary Anne Meech Berminater Femes Joseph Meech West of England Cox Boaminater Cornish Exeter Hands Corniah Mary Ann Meech Mr. Cornish Mr. Coz Griaoner Edwarde Clareenwhle Elizabeth James Combe John Troughear Verulam Gray Crowe Lewis York Abelf Mr. Lewis London M. Combe Mr. Lowin Liverpool Newmen Atrest Oxford Street Ann Webster Gombe Ancestivicarzo Jobo Singleton Sammons Aoma Hawley Mr. Combe Mr. Combs Secretary of State Orshif William Henry Warren Bueloose Elizabeth Warren Arnold Margeret Maria Jock Hoxton Young Sophia Aiken Jamen Street Hoxtop Elizabeth Martin Holland Snd Walker Oace Stranvallox Waors Sophis Barrett Hammill Trreelf Trishwan David Evans Cork Bethnal Green Ireland Rowland Thamas Offich Ballantine Symons Elis Kingamet's Stairs Shadwell Home Secretary of State St. Paul Barker Society Watatine Barber George Bagshaw Fos Yardley Thomes Paterson Vine Street Halton Garden Charob Road St. George's Bagshaw Church Road Clerkenwell William Wade Paterson Bagebew Patecace Holywell Street Knight Brace Jardine Bow Street Hegehan Charles Southwell Thomas Paterson Edinburgh Perth Elxy Yerdley Wade Elizabeth Braddock Montague Ureet Bagahaw Edward Williacas Mary Ann Bagshaw Yarding Jony Rusagte Joby Russell House of Commons Bia Liberal Committees Arm[strong Market Place Cope Newgate George Grey Merebaota Ebupherpen Hereford Lambeth Palace Chapel Canterbury J. B. Sumner St. Mary Lo Bow Cheapside Archdeacon Hamilton Alexipuboe Winchester Oxford Lichfield Burnaby Cmc Macious Ehippers Reyal Bir Newell Pesca Mx. Coommans Agatx Metropolia Hume M.P G. Thompson W. Clay Bowring Wakley Trong Ballentine Scotland Yard K and Puilia Stroury Breen Hoon Cochrane Cooper Marveilliise Whitechapel Church Glasgow

Nottingham Assize Justice Magazine Trial Summary

The Nottingham assize recounts libel against Mrs Wilson by a commercial traveller, a burglary at Grassthorpes with Ashmore and others, and a baby death case in Norfolk. Trials cover handwriting identity, transportation sentences, and a not guilty verdict on concealment of birth, plus insurance fraud in Beaminster and arson questions.

MIDS Norrmonam Paosycvriox Vor Tse Quesx Mecvis Whitehurst Q.C Wilmore Macauley Flowers Nottingham British and Foreign Newsroom Club Rem Wilson Afise Amis Wilson Nottingham Journal Annie Wilson Frederick Ram Hotel Frederick Melville Park Row Manchester Nuttioguam Braishaw Richard Atkinson Graasthorps Denleon Flood Ashmore Green Willmore Kespa Prosecutor Frances Woodward Dennis Fletcher Vere Sean Alwave Ron Clay John Thompson George Arhiore Trsopers

Police Reports From Guildhall and Nearby Courts

Court notices show Adam and Alexander Gray charged with drunkenness and assaulting a tavern landlord in Ludgate Street. Other cases include fraud by the Green men over the Parliamentary Chronicle, a letter carrier convicted of stealing letters, and multiple robberies in Kensington and Hyde Park areas with remands and trials planned.

Adam Alexander Gray King's Head Ludgate Street Daniel Lambert Lavell Thomas Wagater Itha Walter Alderman Musgrove Adam Gray Oxtaturna Monzy Andrew Lemuel Green Pest Parliamentary Chronicle Times Ley House of Commons Marsh Green Henry Auld

Patchy Trial and Whitechapel Riot Court Note

A magistrate reviews claims of threats by Paterson against Bagshaw and dismisses the case amid distrust of testimony. Separate proceedings discuss damage caused by a disorderly mob breaking shop windows in Whitechapel road, with authorities citing the Wilful Damage Act and precautions by constables, while residents seek compensation and restraint.

Paterson Bagabew Biege Willisws Bagshaw Magistree Whitechapel Afr Yardley England Rable Hondred Carrington and Pusne Rex Matthew Thomas John Williama Littledate

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