Scotland Noblemans Lost Children Siege At Paradise Street
Rumors swirl around an inheritance dispute in Glasgow involving a Scotch nobleman and a mother tied to three children. A lord chancellor's warrant is sought to remove the youngsters from their mother as police watch the house. protests and rioting accompany a planned forcible entry amid an extended siege and media scrutiny.
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Glasgow
London
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Paradise-street
Earl of Kan
Brighton Bankrupts Yorke and Wigney meeting probate troubles
In Brighton a meeting of creditors was held at the Town-hall before Commissioners Merrifield Attree and Cooper regarding Vicrey Wigney and Wright Taplin. Disputed £2327 8s 10d claim for potato flour supplied to a London sugar manufactory. Wright Taplin ruled as Wigney's servants. a further £5000 proof from Clement Wigney's marriage settlement trustees was not admitted due to multiple trustees. In Liverpool Mersey boat collision rescue actions followed a drowning incident. Three young men from Rock Ferry were involved. two saved, one drowned. In Montgomeryshire two deaths by poison roots were reported near Llanerfyl with inquests returning verdicts of death by hemlock-like roots. In Reston a murder and attempted suicide case emerged in Preston. Peter Whittle allegedly killed his wife with a razor and injured himself, an inquest to determine willful murder was held.
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Merrifield
Attree
Cooper
I. N. Wigney
Warwick
St. Ige’s-in-the- East
London
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S.wigney
Messrs. Wright Taplin
Wigney
Beechcroft
Old Bond Street
Clement Wigney
Wwerpool
Mersey
Prince's Pier
Rock Ferry
Tich
William Wood
William In
Owen Griffiths
James Taylor
Lontgomieryshire
Porson
Llanerfyl
Daries
Lloyd
Hemluck
Reston
Kreek
Preston
Peter Nile
Vickey-street
Thomas Clayton
Pitt-street
Whittle
Wicker-street
Wien
Sarah Whittle
Clayton
R. Palmer
Peter Whittle
R. Pee
Goulburn
Lord Howick
Mr. Wood
Humpnery
Chapman
Wood
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Hume
Kendal
Hawes
Mustz
B.wood
Grit
Goursary
Howard
Goursurn
Sir R. Incurs
Sir Peel
Sir R. Peet
House OF Comdions
Pairie Howard
Nottingham
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Roenucx
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Gladstone
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Geordr Grey
Lord Stanley
G. Grey
Meek
James Graham
T. Duncombe
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Irton
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Liskeard
Mr. Cochrane
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Newcastle
Buckiex
Lyne
Harris
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Yorke
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R. Pert
Roenick
Bramston
Miles
W. Heathcote
Lascelles
W. Somerville
B. Hawes
Roebuck
Joun “Watsu
M. Miznes
Lora J. Russelle
Wakcey
Brotterton
W. Smits
Grapstone
C. Woop
Stas Iey
F. Barina
Baronet
Great Britain
C. Villiers
John Ressexe
R. Peet
London City Council Notes Bank of England Loan Talk
A Wednesday council session covered multiple topics with a Bank of England loan reportedly advanced to fund the Royal Ex project. Distress relief for industrious workers in distressed districts was discussed with plans to issue broader appeals across the three kingdoms. A Whitehall conference with the first lord of the treasury and the home secretary, plus the bishop of London, considered extending the benevolent appeal to her Majesty’s subjects.
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Bank of England
Royal
Three Kingdoms
Whitehall
Home Department
London
Dismissal of a Tory magistrate in Ireland
In Parliament, Lord Biddulph was dismissed from the Irish magistracy. Debates covered the production of correspondence with the lord lieutenant, parish property bills, opening bills for Kensington and Knightsbridge, and the Copyright Bill. The Lords adjourned after remarks on Durham magistrates and Londonderry’s lord-lieutenant appointment.
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House OF Lords
Earl de Grey
Biddulph
Magistracy
Ireland
Marquis of Normandy
Earl Dr Grey
Kensington and Knightsbridge
Commons
Lord Chancettor
Marquis of Norstanpy
Sunderland
Durham
Marquis of Lonvonperry
Duke of Wettington
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Buccleuch
Exchequer
Victoria Park
Knightsbridge
Birmingham and
Derby Junction
Sheffield and
Ashton-under-Lyne
Great North of England
Cheltenham and Great Western Union
Kilmarnock and Ayr
Birmingham Junction
Torrington Market
Liverpool
Cottenham
Northern Coal Mines Company
Chester
Equitable Gas Company
Townshend
Lord Browmham
House of Commons bills and election compromises debate
The session records second readings of multiple bills including Boston Harbour and London Bridge Approaches, then debates on election compromises and bribery. Members push for a select committee to inquire into corrupt practices, with varied views on scope, precedent, and potential legislative remedies.
Inquest on George Long death at Whitecross Street
An inquest at the George Beechlane Barbican heard that George Long a 46 year old butcher and occasional cab stable hand died by hanging in his cellar after weeks of poverty and rent debt. Verdict Temporary insanity. The hearing also covered Mr C Mathews insolvency case with Covent Garden theatre debts and a recent theatrical misfortunes analysis. A violent thunderstorm followed damaging several homes in Camberwell with injuries to bystanders but no fatalities.
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Payne
George Long
Sarah Matin
May-street
Whitecross-street
Powell
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C. Mathews
Covent-garden
Vestris
Covent Garden Theatre
America
Mathews
Messrs. Lewis
Ely Place
Covent-garden Theatre
Surman
C. Kemble
Willett
Forbes
Madame Vestris
Queen's Bench
Camberwell
Brown
Bradley
Muggridge
Williams
Chapman
Southampton-terrace
Winkle
Cuttaregreen
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