Law case on cadetship appointment and corrupt bargain
The proceedings cover a challenge to a cadetship for the East India Company's service as an office or appointment, with Lord Denman presiding. The dispute argues whether cadetship constitutes an office, the role of directors in nomination, and the legality of related charges in a corruption context. The case references Sir Frederick Thesiger and others, outlining arguments about whether the cadetship was an office or simply a temporary arrangement tied to commission upon arrival in India.
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Semcr
Mornar
Coxnorr
Baring
East India Company
Lord Denman
Charlitte
Atatutes
Frederick Thesiger
D. Dundas
Clarkson
Peacock
Forsyth
Ngbu
Crowder
Warren
India
England
Dor
Shama
Hammill
Mmr
Thomas
Felton
Hoillcutt
Taz Watworte
Alfred ‘Moor
Silas Johnaon
Ilian Mathews
Charles Downing
Ating
Collett
Henry Hodgson
Hodg‘son
East India Company'e Service
Thomas Birch
Ambrose Jacobs
Cottingham
George Self
Camberwell
Hodgson
Bristol
New Orleans
Hodgers
Amosara
Coutts
Tex
Latere
Witnent
Hi N
Tis House
Calender
Self
Mr.Cottingham
Waddhouse
Birmingham
Newgate
Warwick
Kield and Co
Wood Street
Cheapside
Webb
Fim
Jace
Cottingham Seld
Sohoson
Alonday
Freetxos
Mary M.donjnell
Ahso
Cade
Oxford Street
Abop Door
Misidentified juror error at London court causes confusion
In a Milford Lane case the jury list mix up transposed two lines, labeling Dr David Boswell Reid as a grocer at 25 Cheyne Walk. Proceedings reveal Reid denies any grocer ties and asks to be removed from the list while two defendants, Lewis Foater and John Wilson, face judgment for forcible entry at Strand premises. Foster’s role as instigator shapes sentencing, with Foster discharged on recognizances and Wilson fined one shilling.
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Dr. Reid
David Boswell Reid
Arliament
David Boswell Beld
Cheynewalk
Reid
Cheyne
Bud
Lars Ourgace
Lewis Foater
John Wilson
Milford Lane
Strand
Mesers
Logram and Cooke
London News
Ballantine
Foster
Little
Wilson
Guildehale
Tatea Parrgas
St. Giles’s
Whitechapel
Moor Lane
Trish
Kapostora
Wales
London
Cork
Ireland
Moxzx
House of Correction
Iriah
George Robins
Pimlico
Alderman Wilson
Fleet Street
Innfol Fars
Henry Goez
Basinghamm Street
Temple Bar
Goez
Chancer Lane
Becaues
Chancery Lane
Alr
Cass
AgathEa Breatxo
Thomas Geo. Bell
Ben
Broughiox
General Mead
Bryanstone
Lambeth
Geo. Bell
Gen. Mead
Francia
Hutchwarden
St. Mary, Lambeth
S Jong
Horsford
Mendleity Society
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Cambridge
G. Gill
Marylebone
Horaford
Broughton
Mead
Clyusesa Wiil
Heaprisas Turey
William Barrymore
Elliott
Excise
Fork Cottages
Downham Road
Islington
Tyrwhitt
Sidney
Hatton Garden
Sarah Ann Wilkinson
John Wilkinson
Menz’s Brewery
Wharton Street
Lloyd's Square
Clerkenwell
Witness
Haute
Meur
Wilkinson
Mary Ann Ford
James Harrington
Howe
Hewitt
Eliott
Board of Guardians
Parish of
St. Mary, Newington
John Hudson
Albion Place
Walworth Road
Clarkson
Nay
Cook
Mr. Clarkson
Afr. Elliott
Shaw
Jemford
Neo Soner
Tromfrey
Winck
Bageown Ley
George Chitty
Chitty
Assass
Bia
Magiatrata
Joseph Stokes
Cottingham
Anid
Warren
High Street
Continghan
Notorious impostor theft ring targets nobility in London
A well-dressed impostor, using stolen signatures and forged petitions, and her partner, a veteran mendicity operative, defrauded nobles including the Duke of Cambridge. The pair, led by Elizabeth Johnson alias Jane Johnson, plotted via beggar appeals and letters to extract cash, with Edwards captured. the mayor ordered detentions and warnings to curb similar scams.
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Mansion House
Elizabeth Johnson
William Edwards
Duke of Cambridge
Edwards
Mendicity Society
Edward Thompson
Saltern’ Hall
Hall
Witccas
John Hall
Wituess
Justin Marylebone
Thompson
Samuel Daniels
Fish Street
Jane Johnson
Colley
Marylebone
Ethan
House of Correction
Bridowell
London
Inquest on William Yeates At Sugar Loaf Great Q atrest
An inquest at the Sugar Loaf on William Yeates, 43, an ivory and wood turner, found he died from exhaustion after a week of self-imposed confinement and starvation amid delirium. The coroner reported a madness related death. Lancaster police statistics for the municipal year ending November show total offences, types, ages, and literacy impacting crime.
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Youuntasy
Enocarios Asp
Laxcaster
Wright
Boravet
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Norway
Goss
Hust Am Oraens
Jovomert
Quereld
Western Australian Colonization Company
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F. Pollock
Dougs
Bautsy
Postantixarox
Dr. Jenner
Henrietta Barley
L Ord Portarlington
Miss Barley
Dr. Harding
Sarah Oliver
John Damer
Dover
Jackson
Sabe
Beart
Dr. H
Fariber
Teespar
County of
Middlesex
Court House
Onj Clerkenwell Green
Serjeant Adams
Withem
Wickes
Grand Jury
House of Commons
Rein
Mary Labond
Ebenezer Jones
Mary Ann Marshall
Lissonstrest
Camden Town
Callahan
Marahall
Mary Ann Bele
Ehe
Bayswater
Mrs. Bale
Mrs. Harmer
Harm
Marlborough Stehut
Oursacroce
Noe Pullen
Grenadier Guards
Henry Southcombe
Blandford Street
General Townsend
Bingham
Prisowarmo 4 Policeuin
T. King
Eimiler
J. Chamberlain
Feathers
Castle Street
Bethnal Green
J. Boro
Boundary Street
St. Luke’s
Lole
William
Samuel Wattle
Thomas Kelly
Horton
Howaver
Asaeni
Brennan
G Division
Jaman Pettett
John Gore
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hawking
New North Road
Herbert Street
Antendant
Joest
Joever
Michael Holicutt
Thames
Marshal Kincaid
Ashton Street
Hoxton
Thomas Christie
Mr. Christie
Christie
Thomas Johosa
Robinson
Seba Collécs
Jack
Exty
Beat Lane
Downen
Wapping
Upton Stairs
Curlis
Syms
Symons
Bastar
Johnson
Symans
Bowrstt
Ansint
Prietnam
Jeters
Mr. Yardley
Collinn
Collins
Abamolal
Mr. Yardlay
Suah
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