Voter revision begins as London lists opened for competitors
The city of London opens its annual voter revision with the revising barrister Mr Arnold holding court at Guildhall. Liverymen and householders submit lists. revisions proceed by company, then parish, and may take four to five weeks with new names and objections tallied as Conservatives and Liberals clash over eligibility and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenday
Bolaing
Arnold
City of London
Comroun Pleas
Guildhall
Quin
Wansey
Putt
Iris
Anti- Cornlaw League
M. W. Pegg
Hackney
Arnolé
Marriott
Common Pleas
Fox Maule
Marquis of
Downshire
Lord Brougham
Lord Denman
Mr. Arnold
East Surrey
S.C. C. Fish
of Surrey
Reigate
Hart
E. Russell
Jeanes
Davis
Anti Corn Law League
James Ivory
Betchworth
Thamas Green
Drummond
Sugden
Lord Redesdale
Kicut
Peess
Vestry Hall
Camberwell
Earl of
House of Commons
Westminster
Andover Union Inquiry Resumes Official Investigation
The resumption of the Poor Law Commission inquiry at Andover drew guardians from distant parishes and many ratepayers. Mr Parker, assisted by Mr Missing and others, opened the inquiry after ten, with discussions on whether to indict Mr McDougal. Barker stated instructions to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AxDoven
Andover
Parker
Fletcher
Law notes and insolvent debtor case in Old Bailey report
An item recalls a criminal writ case against publisher Mr Ashley of the Weekly Dispatch and a Crown action, with Baron Platt dismissing a certiorari summons. It also covers Insolvent Debtors Court proceedings for a 76 year old prisoner held since 1814, with discharge ordered after long confinement and limited costs granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baforo Baron Plati
Ashley
Weekly Dispatch
Wilde
Ballantine
Henry Austen Sherwood
Mr. Ashley
Central Criminal Conrt
Anbley
Orso
Court of Queen's Bench
Baron Platt
Jrsday
Jgremian Board
Fleet Prison
Queen's Prison
Bristol
Nicholls
Harris
Liberty Wn
Bankruptcy question delays case in revising barrister notes
The Revising Barrister pressed the important bankruptcy point, with Mr Pray absent. Mr Clifton would not admit Prey as bankrupt, so the case stood over to Thursday. Registration lists in Manchester show free trade and monopolist disputes, with mixed results. Salford revision revealed weak monopolist turnout and many objections withdrawn. Warrington revision opened with free traders opposing monopolists, as South Lancashire revision began in Bury amid expectations the League will build on earlier gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Shadwell
Uxbridge
Uxbndge
Hillingdon
Ruislip
Tckenham
West Drayton
Herefield
Cowley
Hayes
Norwood
Payne
James
Meek
Apee
Mr. James
Mr. Meek
Sussex Arme
Hammersmith
Chiswick
Fulham
Hammersdith
Kensington and
Chelsea
Lincoln’s Inn
Lord Ranelagh
League Party
Finsbury
Lincoln's Son
D. C. Moylan
James Jenkinson
Rebecca Walbank
Jenkinson
South Essex
Walter Kiddie
Cock Inn
Epping
Ongar
Chigwell
Bernchurds
Chadwell, &C.,&co
Clifton
Romford
Rawlings
Leyton
Pray
Way
Prey
Mr. Clifton
Thuradsy
Borough of
Manchester
R. Denman
Webb
Salford
Mark Philips
Warrington
Walker
Henry Coppock
Stockport
South Lancashire
Bury
League
Defences at Stockbridge trial reveal washing parcel scheme
Harriet Arnott, nurse to union children, testifies about Mrs Holley and Mrs McDougal using shared washing routines at Stockbridge. Details cover soap, parcels, separate tubs, and alleged mixing of clothes with servant households. Witnesses discuss alleged relationships, bed linens, and stockhouse accounts as adjournment granted to next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougal
Harriet Arnotts
Holley
Stockbridge
Union
Ward
Union House
Mary Ann Banke
Mrs. Halley
Laishley
Cowdery
Sbe
Mis. Halley
Witness
Abe
Mr. M'Dougal
Parker
Westlake
Sir. Westlake
M'Dougal
Hunt
Mr. Missing
Andover
Andover Union
Mary Ann Banks
London
Salisbury
Romney
Plaes
Edward Bishop Hawkins
M‘dougal
Hawkins
Mc Dougal
Stephen Holley
Haslip
Southampton
Mr. Holley
Missing
Prendergast
Afr. M‘dougal
Late Fatal Accident on the Birmingham and Bristol Railway
Coroner and jury resume inquiry into the August 30 1845 collision at Defford on the Birmingham and Bristol line. Witnesses describe faulty pumps, signals disregarded, and a high speed collision that killed engine driver Ward and passenger Mills. Special verdict assigns £1500 value to engine and calls for safety improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durroap
Mills
Defford
Birmingham and Bristol
Best
Baird
Ward
Gloucester
James Baird
Joseph Ward
Bredon
Eckington
Cheltenham
Deford
Stoker
Joe
Ai‘Connell
Spetchley
Birmingham
Saunders
Benjamin Chills
Clarke
Tober
Derronp
Joseph Browage
John Murphy
John Aurphy
Murphy
Edward Shaw
Mr. Whately
Dore
Derrouo
Bristol and Birmingham
Bristol and Birmingham Railway Company
Defford Austu
Whateley
Milea
Man Arrested After Violent Night Wander in Berks
A well dressed man was brought to the police by four officers after a night of roaming. He attacked a labourer from Southampton Street near Rouehill brick kiln, tearing a shirt and cutting another man’s hand. In a frenzy he needed restraint by four men. Four sovereigns a gold watch and a card bearing Dr Bartlett’s address were found. He was taken to the workhouse and the governor went to London to inquire further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuaxoz
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Borio
Germany
Prussia
Pers
Zollverein
Mapnip
Duke de Nemours
Spain
France
Louis Philippe
Vittoria
Barcelona
Madrid
St. Andre de Barca
Parseval-Deschéves
Balearic Islands
Prince Henry
Don Francesc da Paula
Barcelone
Manzanares
Douattx
Gepiess Education Soukmr
Dra. Crolly
Ryan
Murphy
M‘hales
Cantwells
Trowas Davie
Thomas Osborne Davis
Nation
Mount Jerome
Harod’s Crose
Cthoera
Lord Cloncurry
O'Connel
M.P
Davis
Repealers
The
Evening Mail
Pilot
Freeman's Journal
P. Gasenatt
En'leman
St. Helen's
Mr. Greevall
Wigan
T. B. Crosse
Shawhill
Chorley
Greenall
John Hodson Keaveley
Greevail
Albert
Windsor
Prince Albert
Flemish Farm
Firet
Rose
Dublin
Judge
Harrison
Gloucester-place
Towers
New Windsor
Wemyer
Thomas Adams
Atremo
Adelphi
Charing-cross Hospital
Dake-street
Elizabeth Millington
Inmita Hon
Doncaster
Major Yarburgh
Miss Sarah
Holmes
Bealing
Lord Chesterfield
Pam
Corporation
A. W. Hill
Sweetmeat
Whitehouse
Mr. Meiklam
Godfrey
Colonel Credock
Jinglepot
Syra
Dasina
Aprorr Roppesy
Metropolitan
Half Moon
Coventry
Cox
Coventry and Warwickshire Bank
Birmingham
Southampton Street
Rouehill
Whiley
Bartlett
Bentinck-street
Manchester Square
Central Criminal Court opens with light calendar
The fifth session of the current mayoralty opens at Central Criminal Court with a light calendar of 117 cases. The Recorder commends the jury for the small number, noting two notable items a child killed by a cart and a forgery case involving misused shares in a railway company.
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Tmrontaxr
Bisnor
Exeter
PiréMevure
St. Andrew's Church
Martin
Ralph Barnes
Burnes
J. Hatchard
Alfred Hingston
Hingston
Swaby
Lis
N. Lockyer
E. Nettleton
Messrs
Howard
Boreham Boyce
John Tyrrell, Bart
Ormsby Gore
Mr. Gore
Essex
Optix
Charles Launder
G.W. Brown
South Midland Railway Company
Gray's Son Square
Ferdinand de Lille
de Lille, Janfrau, and Co
Devonshire Square
Messrs. Hankey and Co
de Lille
South Midland
Henry Standen
Russell House
Eng
Sarah Shaw
Frederick Screube
Isle of Jersey Railway Company
No. 1
Gray’s Inn Square
Grey's Int-square
Mr. Parry
Devonshire-square
Francis Morris
Parry
Justice Wightman Baring
Justice Wightman
Andover Union Inquiry
LAW
Insolvdant Debtors Court
Birmingham and Bristol Railway
Central Criminal Court
Losas
Fondary
New Court
John Thompson
William Colby
John Murray
House of Correction
Ronpsay
Sin Jonx Canuraerve
John Clark
John Campbell
Campbell
Jonas
Neas
Marrzs
Joux Piu
Mesars. Hunt and Co
Pim
Mary Harragan
Ellen Welsh
J. Payne
Welsh
al. Payne
Newgate
Henry Johnson
Sharp
Halley
Compter
Binamy
Richardby Hibbert
Emma Boyd
Whitechapel
Ann Byles
Clarkson
James Street
Berkie x Square
Witneas
Theo
America
Reece
Ann Brown
William Pearson
Islington
Joseph Charlee Jeffries
Thia
Robinson
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