Taunton 1845 Curate notes Freeman’s conduct before execution
The writer refutes Courier claims about Freeman's appearance and behavior. It states the cap worn by Freeman was plain and worn daily, not a fancy disguise, and her father and brother interactions are misrepresented.
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St. Mary's
Taunton
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Freeman
Courier
Law case on exchequer trial of Smith and another
The Exchequer prosecution resumed with emphasis on alleged water pipe interference and illegal spirit conveyance between distillery and rectifying premises. Witnesses described pipes holes and taps, with Smith family defense asserting long standing lawful commission and prior excise arrangements, and billing the case as a grand, unjust pursuit.
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Vr. Smith
Drinkwater
Ciel
Robert Battan
Dale
Jackson
Drickwater
William Chadwick Milne
New River Company
Fox
Buckerow
Thamas Kirby
East London Waterworks Company
Crose
Mr. Martin
Kelly
Water Works
Excise
Carr
Smith
Geulleien
James Smith
Messrs. Smith
Grandeman
South
Jane
Mesars Smith
James Scott Smith
Charleo Allen Young
Treaspst
John Drew
Mao
Batten
Justice Coleridge
Cole
Cambridgeshire
Pemberton
Trumpington
Assaults and Disputes Hit Fleet Prison District Courts
Police court notes from Guildhall and Bow Street detail Dunn charged with assaulting washerwoman Mary Wall at Fleet Prison and a separate case of James Smith accused of selling unfit sheep in Smithfield. Augusta Barrant faces annoyance accusations, while Mayer defends a serious assault on his brother in law at Oxford Street. A Paddington timber-on-the-pavement case ends with a fine, and a drama manuscript detainer dispute at Lambeth enters court scrutiny.
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Jabez
Alderman Humphery
the Gral
Dunn
Brioushand
Townsend
Dunne
James Smith
Smithfield Market
Lambert
Squire Brown
Sudbury
Harrow
Aame
Womat
Thames
Bow Street
J. G. Mayer
Oxford-street
Mean
Strand
Ballantine
Blackmore
Edward M'Leen
Blackmore Roae
Twyford
Central Criminal Court
Mr. Blackmore
Jway
Richards
Mayer
Oxford Street
M'Lean
Blackrome
Chambers
Rawirssey
Evan Apminietas
Jomes France
North Wharf Road
Paddington
Wiggins
Walker
Rawlinson
Court scenes and petty crime reports in Southwark and Whitechapel
The court column covers a range of cases from London boroughs including Southwark and Mile End. It notes a complainant disputing an alias, a robbery at the Alfreds Head bar, threats against a young wife, and a manslaughter case linked to a public altercation after chaffing. Accused names include James Beasley Scollard Downey and Mrs Willis. Bates dies after injuries from a pub-yard scuffle.
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Norton
Southwark
James Beasley
Elizabeth Smith
Daninee Romeny
Scollard
Jones
Alfred's Head
Newington Causeway
Exzasonpinany Casz
James Sharplin
Broderip
Mary Ann Willis
Frawley
Aew Weeks
Sharplin
Ravenrow
Mile-end
Willis
Abs. Willis
Coiss
Massiacau Ten
John Downey
Wa. Bates
White Lion Yard
Whitechapel Road
Romford
London
Litterford
Bates
Downey
Isusey
Decessed
Maynooth College Endowment Debate Moves to Second Reading
A Maynooth grant resolution to issue up to 2,211,000 pounds from the Consolidated Fund was discussed in the Lords as MPs divided 232 ayes to 119 noes. A mass Anti Maynooth conference at the Crown and Anchor protested the measure, urging Peel to resist the endowment and pledging to press petitions and deputations across towns to dissolve Parliament if the bill passes.
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Maynooth
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Whitehall
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House of Commons
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Dublin
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Evin
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Mr. Ward
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Duncombe
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Hhis Bill
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Curious letter on China trade and Caleb Cushing ends
A fragmentary column includes a 1843 Washington letter about China and trade with the United States. It references Caleb Cushing, the treaty aim, and the desire for peaceful exchange at Canton Ningpo Shanghai and other ports, plus a brief caricature and unrelated notes about newspapers and an atmospheric railway report. The text blends historical correspondence with satirical items and parliamentary commentary.
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