Contradiction Over Freeman's Conduct Before Execution
A letter from F Laxe Horne of Taunton dated April 23 1845 rebuts Courier claims about Freeman prior to her execution. It states the cap she wore was plain and worn daily, denies a dramatic interview with her father or brother, and asserts she did not act as the Courier suggested despite natural excitement.
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Horne
St. Mary's
Taunton
Freeman
Courier
Writ of certiorari over Trumpington overseer election
Legal notices in Cambridgeshire and insolvency cases report Mr Justice Coleridge denying exemption for an attorney to serve as parish overseer. Treacher insolvent and Batt faced costs disputes. A Strand Wixall case involved a Bastardy Act dispute with a judge’s harsh remarks as the illegitimate child’s maintenance was ordered at 2s 1d weekly plus costs. Domestic service case against Richard Routh resulted in 2s 6d weekly for the putative father.
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Police Reports from Guildhall and Fleet Prison
London court notes recounts of Detective Shackell challenging Air Charles Carus Wilson over Jersey authorized custody at Anderton's Hotel Fleet Street. Wilson, a tall former Jersey prisoner, resisted surrender but was eventually taken into custody after magistrate dismissal of the summons. Also reported are assaults at the Bell Inn Holborn involving Henry Smith. Dunn the barrister and Miss Bartlett matter of assault at Fleet Prison. and a complaint by washerwoman Mary Wall about Dunn.
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House of Correction
Charges Probed in London Magistrates Court Mischief
The report details multiple petty cases at Worship Street and Lambeth including a washerwoman dispute, a sheep misbranding case, a larceny/assault matter, and a dramatized dispute over a manuscript. Witnesses describe confrontations, fines, and bail decisions while magistrates address provocation, public decorum, and the fairness of proceedings.
Court scene ends in outburst over identity
In a London courtroom Mr Noakes is teased over popular names as the judge dismisses the summons. Separate cases follow including two men charged with abducting a 17 year old, a bar theft of 30s, a man fined for abusive language to Mrs Willis, and Irish labourer Downey remanded for manslaughter after a pub yard altercation that left Bates with fatal injuries.
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Resolution on Maynooth College grant and land purchases debated
In the House of Commons on Mewspay Apr 25 a resolution to issue up to £30 from the Consolidated Fund for Maynooth College land, buildings, repairs, and annual salaries was read a first time. A motion to defer was rejected. division: Ayes 232, Noes 119. Names of peers and MPs voting listed in attendance.
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Maynooth Division Vote Reveals Ward's Resolution Passage
Fragmented record shows Maynooth division on Ward's resolution granting funds for ecclesiastical purposes in Ireland. Vote tallies 322 for and 148 against with extensive listing of peers, barons, and MPs by column, noting Whig defections and the Harewood panel of tellers.
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Webster Letter to China and Steam Railway Debate
A column transcribes a curious letter attributed to Webster about China and Caleb Cushing seeking a treaty for trade, peace, and mutual laws. It also reports a parliamentary committee’s cautious report on the atmospheric railway principle, weighing safety, cost, and practicality with references to Kingstown and Dublin lines and the need for further testing before choosing between atmospheric and locomotive systems.
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