Departure of the Court for Claremont and royal notices
Royal procession departs Buckingham Palace for Claremont with Prince Albert and 17th Lancers. Birthday celebrations observed at Claremont with serenade by Coldstream Guards. Also notices of wills, administrators, and political happenings across England, including elections, debates, and public fires.
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Privilege Committee Hears D Este Claim To Sussex Titles
The Lords Privileges Committee, led by the Earl of Shaftesbury, heard Sir Augustus Frederick D'Este’s claim to succeed his late father as Duke of Sussex and related titles. Counsel outlined a Rome marriage to Lady Augusta Murray and a later English ceremony, arguing the union and thus the rightful succession, while the Crown’s side noted legal complexities under the Royal Marriage Act. The hearing adjourned without a fixed date.
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Disproportionate Coats And Dray Charges At Windsor Bench
A Windsor brewer’s employee was fined 61 for riding a dray without reins, with costs totaling 15 6d. A companion, Fowler, also faced penalties of 6d for riding on the shafts and 15s 6d for costs. An inquest at Bethlem Hospital in London on James Foster, a 40 year old, found death by suicide by ligature. The jury noted self-inflicted wounds and a prior criminal lunacy acquittal. The verdict read Temporary insanity.
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South Lancashire Election Show of Hands in Dispute
The Newton on Wittows election meeting in Leigh Arms faced rousing support for free traders. Mr Brown and Mr Entwisle led rival factions with Cobden attempting to speak as tensions rose. The sheriff’s show of hands favored Entwisle, prompting calls for a poll and a Thursday declaration.
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Anti Corn-Law League Meets at Covent Garden Theatre
The Anti Corn-Law League held its weekly gathering at Covent Garden Theatre with a larger attendance. General Briggs chaired as Rev. Greene urged abolition of protecting duties on air and crumbled church establishment to free trade, while Mr. Taylor pressed metro support and land rights, decrying enclosure. The Rev. Fox closed with a long argument for free trade ahead of South Lancashire election, as the meeting applauded. Metropolitan improvements followed with a £25,000 3 percent loan approved for street work from Farringdon Street to Clerkenwell Green.
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The Sussex Dukedom and Royal Marriage Act Debate
A London column argues over the Sussex Dukedom case and the Royal Marriage Act. It contrasts legal precedents in England against Scottish, notes press bias, and urges repeal to legitimize Duke of Sussex’s issue. It warns reform could affect and provoke broader constitutional consequences.
Paris Bank Insolvent as Debts Reach Millions
The Paris banking house of Messrs. Caccia and Co. has declared insolvency. Debts are reported in the millions. Several members of both chambers with deposits will face losses. M. Caccia was identified as a baker previously.
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