Address on political virtue and Protestant constitution
A lengthy April address urges Britons to defend the Protestant constitution against Jews Maynooth reform and other measures. It calls for petitioning, resignations, and a united, virtuous citizenry to resist perceived threats, urging unity beyond party lines and warning against reformist experiments. A postscript notes a Deptford fire destroying the Royal Standard pub with no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
England
Newcaster
P.S
Central Criminal Court summary of felonies and manslaughter cases
The Central Criminal Court at Sarunway hears Gen Mathews aged eighteen convicting on one of five forged King and Son cheques and sentencing him to ten years transport. Other men faced manslaughter charges in Whitechapel and Whitechapel Gatehouse, with verdicts of guilty and sentences including one month imprisonment and transportation. Additional cases include disturbances in Whitechapel and Marylebone with thefts, assaults on police, and probationary outcomes with heavy penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarunway
Baron Alderson
Justice Coltman
Mathews
King and Son
Messie
Cocks, Biddulph and Co
Clarkson
Payne
Mesars
Brentford
Mersie
Cocks and Co
Piper
King
Sam
Baker
Thiat
Guanpiax
Ron MaNalavouter
Frederick Zobell
Whitechapel
Crown and Anchor
Garden Street
Robert
Zobell
London
Maxstaconten
Recorder
John Downey
William Bates
Robinson
Ballantine
Tam
Castlereagh
House of Correction
New Couat
Farebrother
John Ell
Henry Corduroy
Carman
William Mugnuay
T. Dodge
Premorgast
Corduroy
Wilkins
Dodge
Afr
Duane
el Measre
Bodkin
Guildhail Police
Magnay
Mr. Wilkins
Eli
Doane
Ell
Mr. Doane
Alfred Dutton
Tursday
C. Marshall
George Bracey
James Fisher
John Rivett Carnac
Marylebone
William Tomlin
Bracey Pence
Tomlin
Air
Fisher
Bracey
Ronsine Enrtovens
Robert Bearcroft
Imprisonment for Nonpayment of Tithes in London Parish
The Lord Mayor presided over cases in which Rev. John Lacy rector of Allhallows London wall and collector Mr Cox pursued tithes from parish residents under an act of Henry VIII. The court fixed five quarters of tithes at £2 18 6 to settle the dispute while upholding the obligation of tenants to pay tithes due on their houses. Other proceedings included a ribbon theft case against two young women, a street assault on a cabby, a man accused of threatening and injuring a landlord, and multiple minor public nuisance and theft cases with remands and bail.
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St. Andrew Andershall
City of London
Bank of England
East and West Indiadock Company
Clarkson
Bodkin
Bfr
Ballantine
East and West India Dock Company
Peraoy
Dixon
Smith
Cheapside
London
William Rayner
St. Margaret
Westminster
Thamas Hickey
Payne
Queen Square
Archibald M‘cleane
York Street
Redorder
House of Correction
Weroxisnar
John Ell
W. Megway
Joan Nicholson
Wilkins
Wext Seasinn
Dodge
Hull
John Lacy
Allhallows
Wall
Cox
Justins
Hubler
Henry ¥ Ysel
Goodman
Justine
Lacy
Justing
Costa
Lord Meyer
John Tued
Charles-yard
Paisret Cuance
Sunen Mitchell
Jane Westwood
Hall
Bishopsgate
Mitchell
Westwood
Newgate
Charles Manning
John Webber
West Wickham
Greenwich
Londonbridge
Lorch
Husband’s arrest over alleged seduction and abandonment
A husband pursued his estranged wife across towns after discovering she had returned to Camberwell. He was arrested March 11 and released under the Act. He later found her at 5 Harriet Place, Camberwell, after which police crowds gathered and he was taken into custody. He claimed his wife and complainant had left his Cannon Street home in February with valuables, slept together in Reading, and that he planned further action. The case featured accusations of seduction, with the husband insisting he could prove other actions and seeking peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winliam Sneex Agais
William Sheen
Old Bailey
Bingham
Conrad Beuhler
City of Norwich
Wentworth Street
Whitechapel
Vann
Rowland
John Neighbour
Royal Gardens
Vaurhall
Cannon-Street
Norton
Henry A. Sherwood
Church Road
Camberwell
Moss
Queen Street
Cheapaide
Hia Busloeas
Reading
Extasonpinaay
Ron Shaw
Mr. Cottingham
Lavinin Ann Calvert
Mr. Games
South Australia
America
Bud
Yorkshire
Nurse
Cottingham
Leicester
Allen
Hampstead
Ada
Alen
Mr. Jr
Bern
Medicing
Knowless
Wakley
Inspector Grey
Flint
T. Mathews
New
Castle Street
Finsbury
Ac M Wahkley
Rians
Ca ¢ Hitman
Wakely
Aljou
Cochrane
Turday
Emby
Stuart
Newgate
Jas
Peniites
Alleci
Inci
Pat
Ins
Fingar Cuelsea
Jeses Fogo
London Brigade
Ous
J. Ranton
Paradise-row
Chelsea
Barryn
Regina
Liverpool Standard
Whitecross-street
Harriett,place
Church-road
Sherwood
Neighbour
Cannon Street
Tate
Prisoner Remanded After Street Theft Case At Deptford
In Deptford a young tailor faced theft charges after being accused of lifting money and a ring from Mr Dear near St Nicholas Church. Witnesses testified he and several well-dressed men followed the victim, then retreated into a public house. The prisoner was remanded to pursue further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whick
Clive
House of Correction
Swett
Dees
WeLtinatoy
Charles Wilson
We Grove
Ward Dear
Park-atree
Sweller
Nelian
Woolwich
London
Dear
St. Nicholas Church
Boford
H. Melville
Wellington
Deptford
Pers
Flaganrow
John Martin
Greenwich
T Perty
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Depryonn
Royal Standard
Tanner-Street
Deptford Broadway
Central Criminal Court
Joseph Connor
Rone Buckley
Even Brion
James Fiher
Michael Sullivan
Henry Joseph Finch
William Dudley
William Roberts
Thomas Lillywall
Richard Baker
Daniel Sullivan
James Faulham
Henry Jobs Jones
James Evans
Richard Freeran
Robert Pret
William Davis
George Matthews
John Dobson
Thomas Thomps
Jobn Sullivan
Richard Mortimer
James Duggin
James Hodges
Janes Williams
James Bray
Sarah Anne Adamson
William Jenkins
John Sullivan
Mary Wilson
Thomas Ready
Thomas Jones
Thomas Wallis
Mary Anne Williams
John EW
Jefs Williams
Robson Borerill
Thomas Ashby
Eliza Mitchell
John Dowling
William Oxford
Mary Davis
Henry Johnstone
Samuel Jones
Juhn Percull
Juhn Jones
James Kenns
Georgy Hoy
James Gauntlett
William Thomas Sharpe
Mary Anne Sexton
Henry Swan
Thomas Blundell
Jemima Wilson
Sammat
Joseph Forman
Elizabeth Palgrave
Troyes
Gomm
Daniel Farreater
Notting Hill
Notting-bill
Daniel Forrester
Edward Carrington
Softlaw
Adelaide
Brighton
Menerd
Alaser
Loftlaw
Petal
Wiliam Perry
William Thompson
Wmn
Three Tuns
Mitrestreet
Aldgate
Liverpool
Witavsa
Maser
Martino
Mitre
Seasions
Southware
Wandsworth
Dalby
South Western Railway Police
Nine Elms
West End
North Shoreham
Southampton
Gosport
Emerson
Siv
Bishop's Study
Chatham
Spencer
J c
Hampshire
Emmerson
Wanstos Bersinc Ox
Winsrepox Cox- Non
John Branch
Edw
Cook
Ebenezer Wells
Wimbledon Common
John Beaumont
Algue
Duke of Sutherland
West Hall
Duke of Somerset
Wimbledon-heath
London Road
Hammersmith
Fisuixe von Gxess
Richard Jennings
G. Clive
Benjamin Braham
Newroad
J. Frere
Stamford-brook
Chiswick
Alr
Braham
Earthy
Aoven
Nichols
Greanwich
Ramsgate
Las
Ramerate
Liam
G. W. Sicklemora
Edward Blondel
Margate
Lloyd M. Blondel
Mexico
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