Landmark Lodger Case Delves On Outer Door Occupation
In the land registration dispute Moses Toms contests being credited as an occupier. The Revising Barrister finds the landlord retains exclusive control of the outer door and that Toms is a lodger not an occupier under the act, urging no title to be registered. The decision hinges on the door’s control and the landlord’s daily presence. The case may be appealed by Sidney Smith if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxton
T.Y. M.christie
Moses Toms
Milton Street
St. Giles Without
Cripplegate
Arites
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Appeal
Moust
Bryan Kearney
Ireland
Bryan Kesrusy
Smith
Trish
Elliott
Lady Ponsonby
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court
Denman
Lord Chamberlain
Toms
Lord Hele
Lee Vy. Garnsell
Thare
Susith
Brown
Sidney Smith
Wesleyan school building at Churchfields Runcorn
The Wesleyans near Churchfields, Runcorn, are completing a school on educational principles. It is two stories high with ten front windows and ten back windows, nearly finished except for the roof. Ground grant negotiations with Earl of Ellesmere were refused, though a £10 per year free gift was suggested from his lordship’s property. The LiverpoolWelsh community faces a lack of Welsh churches in Manchester and booming dissenting worship in Liverpool and Manchester. Emigration to New York rises with July figures of 21,000 entering and over 84,000 since April, health of migrants generally good but with some mortality noted at Quebec.
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Churchfields
Runcorn
Mrr. Rippon
Earl of
Ellesmere
Liverpool
Manchester
Albion
America
New York
Custom House
Quebec
Literary Gazette
Bucktvanam Palack
Buckingham Palace
Strees
Blore
Somerset Place
Easceig Ae
Ocean
Afechanics
Net Revenues of Great Britain 1846 and 1847 abstract
An abstract detailing the net produce of the revenues of Great Britain for the years and quarters ended 10 October 1846 and 10 October 1847. It presents the increase or decrease between the two periods, reflecting changes in fiscal outcomes and year over year comparisons. The table likely includes totals for the year and quarterly breakdowns to illustrate shifts in revenue sources and dispositions.
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No. L
Great Britain
Post Office
Edgatness
Priest Defends Role In Cork Marriage Case
The Rev Mr Whitelegge, a Presbyterian minister, writes to the Southern Reporter defending his part in the late Cork marriage case. He denies knowledge of the match until after the license was issued, states Roche vowed free consent, and asserts no pistol or coercion occurred. He adds he did not receive a fee and the bride was not from his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conx
Whitelegge
Cork
Southern Reporter
Middle Glanmire Road
M‘intosh
Nerther
William Whitelegge
Broughton Old Hall
Manchester
W. Clowes
Clowes
Enchester
Poets and naval feats and Palace critique in London press
A London literary chronicle reviews Porxus by George Powell Thomas, lauding its grace and feeling and excerpting Blake’s last picture. It covers the Great Western salvage saga with Captain Claxton and Bremner, praising ingenuity, courage, and the ship’s eventual afloat return, while also critiquing Buckingham Palace’s new facade and Blore’s design, calling for grander colonnades and better proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell Thomas
London
Smith* and Elder
Blake
Genino
Murder in Moor Street ends in brutal pubyard murder
A woman named Mary Davies was murdered by her husband Matthew Davies in Moor Street at about 10:20 this morning. Davies, after a confrontation over magistrate proceedings, stabbed her in the brewhouse yard and fled, later detained by police. An inquest heard detailed testimonies from neighbors and witnesses, with the verdict of wilful murder and Davies committed for Warwick assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moor Street
Matthew Davies
Davies
Patte
Hquor
Morris
Yarnold
Mary
F. Clark
Thomas Bolton
Brewincuau
Woolpack Inn
Birt Davies
Frida
Decessed
Kiana
Macpherson
Henrietta Hughes
John Hughes
Wilm Marder
Bia
Warwick Assizes
East Retford Agricultural Society Meeting Notes
The eighth annual East Retford Agricultural Society meeting endured heavy rain but praised stock quality and improvements in farming implements. Lord Galway chaired a luncheon, defending agricultural subsidies and linking farmer wages to competing with foreign growers. A Portland cattle show in Waterford followed, with speeches urging potato crop recovery, land consolidation, and better weed control to enrich farmers and laborers alike.
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East Retford
Lord Galway
East Re
Robert Peale
Drayton
The
Times
Meon
East Retford Agricultural Society
Portland
Waterford
Og Agriculturista
Prince Albert
Ireland
Dr. Martin
Duke of Leinster
Medlicott
Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland
Rt. Christmas
Christmen
Parliament House
Royal visit to Cumberland Lodge schools noted
A royal procession visits the Great Park and Cumberland Lodge schools where over 100 children from poorer estates wear new clothes funded by Queen Victoria. Girls in royal blue outfits with caps and scarlet cloaks, boys in brown holland blouses with belts. The visit lasts about an hour before returning to the Castle. Separately Berlin reports Sir Robert Inglis refutes talk of a Wellington marriage to Miss Burdett Coutts. Governor Light retires with praise and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Maida of Honour
Great Park
Achoula
Cumberland Loder
Holland
Scotland
Stening
Bonner
Gasette
Berlin
Robert Inglis
Duke of Wellington
Miss Burdett
Uberalleys
Marquia
Douro
Misa Burdett
W. Colebrook Lee
Pie Bromvick
Light
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Engigil
Els Alg
Incouz and
Cuanes
Anc
Literary Chronicle
Death
Propp
Ast
St. Helena
France
Bristol
Mirror Office
Dandrum Bay
Capisin Claxton
Bronel
Great Western Steam Ship Company
Claxton
Anne
Killough
Ardglass
Newcastle
Newry
Dave
Smanl
Newfod
Jane
John Crew
Pope
Operative Engineers
Bremoer
Mr. Bremner
Thoradsy
Bremner
Abe
Claxtons
Belfast
Strangford
Prince of
Osborne House
Inle of Wight
United Kingdom
Tus Eanty Crosmo Associaion
Thhin Association
Norton
Kingston
Lambeth Road
Mr. Kingstone
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