City of London Election Address by Mr Pattison
A large gathering at Charlotte's Hotel in Poultry hears Mr Pattison outline liberal principles and past votes. He defends civil and religious liberty, supports English justice for Ireland, and backs the ballot and franchise expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Pattison
Friends of
Charlotte's Hotel
Poultry
Pattison
Meyer Rothechild
Ian
Deputy Stevens
Carr
Effingham Wilson
Travers
Mr. Baring
Muat
House of Commons
Ireland
Cheera
Scotland
Mr. Fox Maule
Hear
Chalmer
England
Stevens
Meeting of the Friends and Supporters of T. Baring
A London meeting of supporters for T. Baring esq, the city’s jury candidate, at the London tavern. Russell Ellice presided. Baring outlined his mercantile background, Conservative stance, and willingness to oppose do nothing government while supporting free trade with safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Baring
London
Russell Ellice
J. Price
Bates
Mildred
Jones
Wilson
J. Rae Reid
Matthew Wood
Wolverley Attwood
Thomas Baring
National Anti Cornlaw League
House of Commons
Agte
J. Mills
India
China
Europe
Lord Palmeraton
France
Adam Smith
Huskisson
Man 77 charged with attempted murder of his employer
Thomas Rowe 77, once in service 24 years to Mr. Thomas Waller wine merchant of Cross-lane, is taken to the Mansion House by Inspector Waller on charges of firing a loaded pistol at his former master. Rowe admits the act and claims life misery drove him. Waller wounded but not fatally. Rowe remanded for a week.
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Sheffield
Globe Worke
Ibbotson
St. Philip’s Road
Pagdin
Howard-street
Cutlers’ Hall
Cutlers’ Company
Swanska
Cwmdwr
Llanwrda
Llansadwrn
Davies
Mr. Jones
Llandovery
Cwmdunant
Cilgowm
Nantyraneli
D. H. Harris
Rebecca
Dolonherion
Rebeccaiies
Special Commission
Watents
Meas
Messrs
Gaffin, Stock, Butler, Burnell
Simpson
Thomas Rowe
Inspector Waller
Thomas Waller
Espedor Waller
Cross-lane
St. Mary At Hill
Bow
Thomas Lock
Waller
Mr. Waller
Rowe
Beache
Lord Mayor
Bow-road
Commercial Road
Mr. Hunter
Marrs
Ratcliffe Highway
Hunter
Ffinch
Cour
Grove
Lewisham
Maidstone
Portemourn
Samarang
Borneo
Mr. Lozey
Edward Belcher
Portsmouth
China Seas
Tse
Garar Nextoran Steam Suir
Great Northern
Blackwall
Greenhithe
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Miller
Liverpool
Scotland
Londonderry
Bishop of
Norwich
Francis Collier
Lloyd
Chappell
R.N
Individuaa
East India, Company
Baker
White Lion
High-street
Shadwell
Meria Hood
Bradley
John Hood
East India Company
Ann Smith
London-street
Ratcliff
Ross
Barnes
Smith
India-house
Eliza Kay
Eleanor Foss
Merchant Seamen’s Society
Times
London
Surrey
H. W
B. H.W
Bridgend
Perth
Perthshire
Forgery Charge Shocks City Merchant Firm Partner Case
Alleged serious charge of forgery faced by James Moss of Moss Leman and Bryan, wharfingers, at Old Swan pier near London Bridge. A cheque altered to 80 pounds sparked the inquiry as partners demand witnesses. Moss posts sureties of 100 pounds each with 200-pound personal stake for a hearing next Tuesday. Destructive fire at Long’s lucifer match factory in Spitalfields destroys stock. fire fought by police and brigades, no insured property, cause unknown though a charred cat suggests matches ignited.
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Hovse
Ciry
James Moss
Moss
London
Messrs. Hankeys
Bodkin
Clarkson
Wellclose Square
Jeffery Square
Watling Street
Crovokland
Pearl-street
Quaker-street
Brigdeman Family in Tomb-Robbing Case at Union Hall
Witnesses testified about a burial ground disturbance at the Bridgeman chapel claiming Cof f in theft and reburial. The case against Rev Bridgeman and his son was adjourned to Friday with bail renewed.
Outrage at Clutton Ends in Assault and Kidnapping
In Somerset’s Clutton Magistrates hear details of a brutal assault and attempted rape against Martha Prathen by George Bowditch and three others James Hillier John Bowditch and Charles Sage. Prathen escaped and reported to Bishop's Sutton. warrants issued and ruffian sought.
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Clutton
Somerset
Hallatrow
James Hillier
John Bowditch
Charles Sage
Martha Prathen
Bishop’s Sutton
George Bowditch
Hillier
Sage
Paulwood
Bowditch
Worsnir Street
Darina
Thomas Cochrane
Bingham
Seth Johnson
Shoreditch
Coursay
H Division
Newgate
First Requisition Under the New Treaty in Forgeries Case
John C. Clinton, held for altering U S treasury notes, faced examination as the first case under the new treaty. The surrender bid sparked courtroom clashes and debates over warrants, depositions, and the proper venue at Bow Street. The prisoner was discharged after legal challenges to the warrant and evidence.
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John C. Clinton
United States
Peter Laurie
Alderman T. Wood
Alderman Lucas
Chambers
Parker
Buch
Baring
Secretary of State
Bow Street
Metropolitan
Bush
Victoria
Mr. Chambers
England
Justice of the Peace
Alderston- Wood
America
Haines
Alderman Wood
Bow-street
New York
Recorder of
Jacob Little
Henry Revell Reynolds
Jardine
Mr. Bush
Mr. Jardine
London
Irish forms over copper kettle case at mayoral court
Amelia White, an elderly Irishwoman, faced a lord mayor charge for annoying employer John Collins. She claimed fourteen years of loyalty, but admitted loss of her copper tea kettle after Collins left with another woman. The court ordered her to enter a £20 recognizance and Collins gave half a crown to settle the dispute.
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Amelia White
John Collins
Smith and Co
Amelia
Evry
Collins
John Houghton
Royal-street
Lambeth
Marlborough Street
Hyde Park
Messrs. Harvey and Co
Westminster Road
General Furnishers, &c
Hydepark
Albion Gate
Bayswater Road
Mr. Hardwick
Hardwick
Messrs. Harvey
Thomas Still
Greenwich
Grove
Cust
Lewisham
Pusey Cust
Charles Williams
Martin
AK 91
Mr. Grove
Newgate
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City of London
Church of England
Anti-Corn Law League
Anti Corn Law League
Cobden
Jagt
League
Bright
Hibbert
Labouchere
Elliot
Extreme
Radical Party
R. Glynn
Mr. Goldsmid
the Friends
Bridgeman
Union Hall
George Garford
Messrs. Richardson
Cheapside
West Street
Walworth
Defendant
Lawthern
Mr. Bridgeman
Tawney
King Street
Bridgeman, Junior
Alworth Road
Mr. Tawney
Bridegman
Hannah Courtwall
Mr. Bridgeiman
Brideman
Edward Jennett
Sarah Jennett
John Bridgeman
Thomas
Podiacs
Mc Bodkin
Budkin