The Naughty Little Bird That Fouled Its Own Nest
A detailed critique of Lord Campbell's legal views on slander and actionable words. The writer disputes narrow interpretations that would limit remedies for calumny, citing cases on injurious statements about professionals, perjury, and social reputation, and argues for fuller legal protection against false statements and mischaracterizations.
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Middlesex
Ireland
Lord Lyndhurst
Thomas Holt
Comyn
George the Fourth
Beceus
Gloucester
O'Connor
Feargus
Tooke
Horne Tooke
O’connor
Globe
London
Bristol
Morning Chronicle
Charing-cross
Brougham
Royal Departure At Southampton and Windsor Visit
Amid rain the Queen's carriage waited as Duke of Wellington and Captain Lamprey stood close by. The Queen joked with the duke about shelter and he vowed not to abandon her, while Espartero's Madrid journey from Paddington to Windsor showcased royal attentions and a castle visit. The report also notes pension additions for six generals and a large National School Society fundraiser tally.
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Southampton
Duke of Wellington
Lamprey
Marchwood
Haddington
Hampshire Advertiser
General Espartero
Winpsor Castle
Vinginia- Water, &c
Winpsor
Spain
Duchess of Victory
Donna Elidia
Paddington
Royal Hotel
Slough
Windsor Castle
Gurrea
Falero
Wylde
Serrano
Marietta
Virginia Water
Dotesio
Henry Watson
Dudley St. Leger Hill
Richard Armstrong
James Fergusson
Thomas William Brotherton
Alured Faunce
National School Society
Globe
Paris
Madrid
Senor Salamanca
S. Gerando
Christina
Progressistas
Narvaez
Caballero
Barcelonese
Saragossa
Prim
Atarazanas
Barcelona
Rivera
del Angel
del Principe
Espartero
Moniteur
Corps Franc
Riera
Esther
Baiger
Tarragona
Blanco
Barcelonetta
Gate del Angel
Don Raphael de Gallada
Seville
Overland Mall
London
Marseilles
Malta
Alexandria
Bombay
Suez
Indian Mail
Scinde
Fatan
Bapey
Baden
Wurtemburg
M. Haber
MM. Veselkine
Haber
M. Gohler
Carlsruhe
Veselkine
Gohler
M. Sarachaga
France
Rastadt
M. Veselkine
M. Margat
M. de Shin Bern
Appel KapEr
Lloyd’s
Algiers
England
Abd-el-Kader
Courrier du Havre
Treport
Tak Gappesby Murper
Messenger
James Garner
Assizes
Lincoln
Adey
Leeds Mercury
Pontardulais
Rebeccaites
Swansea
Peake
Jenkins
Jones
Pemllygaer
Longhor Common
Napier
Dillwyn Llewellin
Moggridge
Pontardulais Gate
Ulanon
Pontardulais Inn
Napiers
76Th Foot
Carmarthen
Llanelly
Chambers
Becca
Mr. Chambers
Rebecca
Union Workhouse
R. G. Neville
Llangennach Park
Rees
Killamanllwyd
Llanelly House
William Hugh
Tallyclyn
Thomas Williams
Llangennach
Henry Rogers
Penllwyngwyn
Lewis Davis
Seybor Ucha
Llanon
Welch
William Chambers
Hendybridge
Scott
76Th Regiment of Foot
Hendy
Gwilly River
Mynyddsalen
Llanedy
Hendy-bridge
Gibb
Lilanelly
Hendy Gate
Hendy-bridge-gate
Hendey-bridge-gate
Toll Board
Hugh
Davis
Henry Gibbs
Lianon
Williams
Tallycyn
Hendry-bridge
Swanaza
Gwillverner
Rebeccaiies
Thomas
Destructive Fire Destroys Cleavesleys Floor-Cloth Works
A rapid fire at Cleavesleys floor cloth manufactory in Grove Street Walworth-common destroyed the western block before 1 am. Fire brigades struggled due to no water supply from the mains, though many saved costly fabrics from drying frames. Origin traced to a varnish copper boiling over igniting the building.
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Cleavesleys
Messrs
Grove-street
Walworth-common
The&m
Mourning promenade as Joinville embarks for France
Royal party attends a farewell at Bricuton with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert walking the pier then to Kemp-town before returning to the palace. The scene unfolds amid a busy royal visit with dining plans and private visits noted by the lord mayor and other officials.
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Spain
Abbey
Iodge
Regent’s Park
Corporation of the City of
Lord
Lady Stanley
Lord Ponsonby
Lord Stafford
Earl of Clarendon
Glenelg
Lord Seaford
Comte
J. S. Buckingham
Sheriff Pilcher
Col. Ellis
Duchess de la Victoria
Eladia Espartero
Spanish Place
Comte Nogueras
Mr. Coppen
Oxfordshire
Mr. Cobden
Oxford
Richard Davey
Liverpool
Richard
London
Ship Inn
Cobham
Gravesend
Dover
Calais
Ballard
Marseilles
Fontainbleau
Stephen Dodd
Sols Arms
Hampstead Road
Newman-street
France
England
Paris
Sutherland
Dodd
Suffolk Street
Brristol
Castle Street
Old Castle
T. Worthington
Leeds
Departure of the Caledonia Steamer from Liverpool
The Caledonia royal mail steamer sailed from Liverpool on Tuesday evening with North American and United States mails. On board were eighty five passengers including Edward Gibbon Wakefield Macready the tragedian Judge Haliburton author of Sam Slick and several notable foreigners.
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Liverpool
Edward Gibbon Wakefield
Macready
Haliburton
Sam Slick
Fraudulent Preference in Bankruptcy Court Fire Sale
In a Saturday bankruptcy proceeding James Martin, debtor, faced examination over burning the Golden Lion at Bexleyheath. Debts total £244 with £10 property. £600 insurance and £300 lease proceeds were unhelpfully allocated among associates. The assignee Wheelhouse pressed claims. the judge warned actions against all parties and adjourned to December 28.
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James Martin
Bexley-heath
Jones
Wheelhouse
C. Jones
Lambert
Deptford
Messrs
Freshfield
Crouch
Butler
London
James Crouch
Greek Street
Fonblanque
Guildhall
Truat
Richard Russell
Mary Ann Hawkins
Holborn Buildings
Inspector Penny
Bow Street
Artecen Hicaway Ropbery
St. James's Park
Hannah Owen
Jane Martin
Mr. Twyford
St. James’s Park
Thomas Owen
Brunswick Row
Westminster
Owen
Martin
Mr. Long
Louisa Youail
Paddington Canal
Matthews
Lowe Medical Institution
Gerard Street
Sampson George Moseley
Soho Medical Institution
Maltby
Elizabeth Eliza Davis
Grafton-street
Humphries
Leicester-square
Samuel William James Merriman
Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
Dominique Mazzeline
Greenwood
Onslow
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Edward Carry
West-street
Smithfield
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Mr. Greenwood
Union Hall
Vine Street
Tooley Street
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