Contested Middlesex Votes Highlight Fraud Claims
A Reform Court session exposed alleged vote fraud in Green Dragon alley listings. Objections targeted Thomas Ward Blagg and other claimants over bogus freehold qualifications, with Mr. Adey admitting handwriting on Lomax’s claim and facing potential perjury accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeistallion Court
Tuunsday
Thomasee
St. Ward Shadwell
Brighton
Wnd
Pyrapoa-Alley
Coppock
Green Dragon-alley
Blagg
Copps
Iayton
Thomas Ward
Plagg
Thomas Blagg Ward
Mr. Adey
Mr. Blagg
Ystanée
Lambeth
Mr. Coventry
Henry Lamb
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Green Dragon Alley
Joshua Lomax
Chilliwick
Bury St. Alban’s
Joseph Poole
Windsor
John T. Teed
Perceval Walsh
St. Giles’s
Oxford
Julian Payne
Camterwell
Coventry
C. Than
Lamb
Teed
Adey
Middlesex Conservative Association
Mr. Coppock
Lomax
Mr. Burnard
Windsor-castle
Lomex
Poole
Walsh
Payne
Riches from Rio arrive as bullion threat eases
Samarang from Rio Jaseiro reaches port after a 39 day voyage carrying one and a half million dollars in specie for merchants. News from Rio Janeiro notes a large deficit in state finances and the option of a public loan, while a London fire at Kennington’s wadding mills and a St James's Park suicide are also reported.
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Rio Jasmino
H.M
Samarang
Rio Jaseiro
South America
Bank ‘of
England
Rio Janeiro
London
Exchange
Plucket
Dunkirk
Kenwixeton
Kennington
Messrs. Richards and Taylor
James-street
Surrey
Thames
St. Janes’s Park
Higgs
Westminster
St. James’s Park
Thomas Alpass
Boursseau and Co
Champagne-Merchants
Hart-street
Arundel-street
Strand
Faror
A. Todd
West Matus
Keithock
Brechin
Threatened Assassination Of Lord Castlereagh And Other Tales
A long narrative recounts a would be assassination plot against Lord Castlereagh as a publisher resists printing a libellous piece. The editor narrates Bow Street officers trapping the conspirator Smasher, then releasing him to avoid public danger. The tale follows reactions, trials, and a grim linked murder of Espana and other dramatic items.
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Fraser's Magazine
Lord Castlereagh
Society of Friends
Old Castlereagh
Lord C
Rd Castlereagh
Smasher
Lord Caeser
Bow-street
R. Baker
Robert
Bowstreet
London
Simasher
Auestion
Count DE Espana
Don Carlos
Ferrer
Catalonia
Berga
Ignacio Sanz
Sanz
Hiest
Dent
Junta
Orten
Semthe
Liabot
Samponit
Canbrilsty
Urgel
Organa
Segra
la Espia
Antonio Ponz
Bep-al-Oli
Bartolomeo Porresion
Africa
Hanis
Coll de Nargo
Court martial on Captain Reynolds at Batenton hearing
The lengthy court martial of Captain R A Reynolds resumes with Lord Cardigan’s clash over press publication and questions of postponement. Reynolds defends his conduct amid alleged insults, cites service in India and Waterloo era, and calls witnesses to attest to his honor and subordination while Cardigan’s charges and testimony are scrutinized amid crowded proceedings.
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R. A. Reynolds
Batenton
London
H. Pakenham
K.C.B
George Pipon
Caroline
Whitelock
Hay
Quentin
Johnston
Reynolds
Lord Cardigan
Earl of Cardigan
India
England
Horse Guards
John Cunningham
11Th Hussars
Yees
Cunningham
Captain Reynolds
Major Jenkins
Pipon
Mr. Lewis
A. Reynolds
Lieut. Cunningham
York
Mosse Cooper
Advocate
Major Cooper
7Th Light Dragoons
Farpay
Tith Hussars
Jenkins
Maj Jenkins
Judge-advocate
Whes
John Reynolds
van Eo
Jenms
Capt. Reynolds
Moss Cooper
Major Brown
1Th Light Dragoons
Reynold
Roebuck
Ltch Light Dragoons
Light Dragoons
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Tory Freeholders
Literary Chronicle
Tait
Koerner
Earth
God
Bentley
Congress
The
Sporting Review
Abulfadhil
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Hamadan
Eastern Counties Railway
Brentwood
Thorogood
Lord Petre
Chelmsford
Colchester
Shoreditch
Romford
Wakley
Duke of Wellington
Brighton Street
St. Pancras
Thomas Barkes
Presdee
Hatton-garden
Hornsey-wood-house
Prestee
Garry
Hattongarden
Henry Presdee
T. Barkes
Mr. Combe
Mr.Combe
Lord Segrave
Cambridge
Army