Munro Denies Wilful Fraud by Colonel Fawcett Letter
A. J. Munro asserts he did not wilfully fail to prevent Colonel Fawcett’s alleged fraud and refutes Mrs. Fawcett’s claim that he declined an apology due to lateness. He details pressure from Grant and Cuddy, the threat he faced, and his intent to stop the affair, noting five children and possible duel concerns. The note explains why the letter was published to allow Munro to explain passages.
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A. J. Munro
West End Gambling Houses Sweep by Police Raid
An assault on Westminster gaming dens yields 73 arrests and seized odds, cards, and cash near Jermyn Street, Regent Street, and other spots. Judges sentence managers and players to fines or short imprisonments as inspectors recounts and informants testify. Lord Mountford and other nobles noted on the police bench.
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Leech
Reeves
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Francis Evans
George Keith
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Canty
Mr. Wilking
Everett
Beresford
Terra Firma
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Hardwick
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John Wilmot
John Maywood Harris
Regent-street
Mallalieu
R Division
Baker
Henry Richardson
Henry Seymour
Charles M‘roy
John James
Maclean
Piccadilly
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Henry Cripps
James
Scott
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George Led
Hughes
Cripps
Godfrey
John Humphrey
Henry Beauchamp
Edward Wright
Charles Wilson
Henry Beswick
William Johnson
Barnard Riley
Douglas Gray
Christopher Wilks
Leicesster Court
Castle-street
Insolvent Mathews Annuity and Debtor Case Move
Latest intelligence notes a £300 per annum annuity to the Marquis of Abercorn secured by Park and Freeth as sureties for Charles James Mathews. Mathews, discharged from the Insolvent Debtors Act in June 1842, may retain his wife's jewellery and apparel.
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Peel and Currency Reform Satire in 1844 Letter
A caustic satirical missive to Sir Robert Peel lampoons his currency lectures and proposals. It ridicules the Times City Article summary, mocks the penny press, and lampoons the Bank of England debate while exposing public unease over monetary reform and Bank of Issue plans.
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Covent Garden Anti Corn Law Meeting Advocates Free Trade
The National Anti Corn Law League held a packed Wednesday meeting at Covent Garden theatre with Warburton presiding. Speakers including Hon Mr Villiers and farmer Mr Gibbs argued repeal would boost employment and prosperity, citing tenant pressures and votes manipulated by landowners. The crowd drew parallels to agricultural villages near Aylesbury as support grows and protectionists face pressure. The meeting adjourned at ten.
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