Registration of London voters sharpens lists at Guildhall
The Court reviewed the London Registration process at Guildhall noting improved accuracy and quicker revision of livery and freeman lists. Mr M Christie's system faced objections over a new Livery Company Horner's, while the court judged objections to a post notice were invalid if outside addresses were not present.
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Insurrection in Frankfort as troops quell rioting rebels
Reports describe violent street clashes in Frankfort sparked by parliamentary armistice debates. Prussian and Austrian troops occupied key squares after barricades were erected, with heavy fighting from two to five pm. Nine or more soldiers killed. princes and parliament members wounded amid chaos and a state of siege.
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Election results proclaimed at Hotel de Ville in Paris turmoil
Electors total 400604. voting 240657 with Thoré 64480, Cabet 64375, Roger du Nord 61482. Crowds in Place and streets cheered supporters. caution urged amid fears of Bonapartist movement as troops redeploy. Reports from Austria and Ireland describe unrest, arrests, and public meetings with military and police responses. trials proceed in Central Criminal Court with sedition cases toward Chartists and Irish Confederates.
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Insolvent Rear Admiral in London Court
An insolvent rear admiral in the British navy faced examination in insolvency court. He reported annual pay about £400 after living expenses. Debts rose from £800 in 1835 to £9,090 in 1846, largely from ship losses, with bills to a baker and kitchen keeper and demands from wine and beer creditors. He refused to reduce his income for creditors, citing family illness and need to support boarders, and the petition was dismissed.
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Police Reports from Guildhall and Bow Street
Details of thefts of postage stamps from letters at the Morris and Co. receiving house with a Youth named Arnold charged with stealing three stamps. Additional cases include a desk-money theft of £10, two assault with intent to murder at George’s Court, a violent incident at Waterloo Bridge, a suspected Chartist plot led by George Malling, and various witness testimonies linking residents to these offenses.
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Paris and provinces dominated by conservatives as unrest grows
Poll results from Lilie show Négrier leading with 17 018 votes and Louis Napoleon 15 048 with many cantons not yet reporting. Authorities report plots against the Rue de Poitiers club and a volatile political climate as Cavaignac contemplates cabinet changes while pacific outcomes and foreign affairs shift amid turmoil in Paris and provincial elections.
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Prison Note Leads to Dismissal in Debt Case
A plaintiff complains of court injustice after being seized for debts. The defendant, Mr. Bolding, accuses the proceedings of disgrace. The plaintiff is removed in custody and the case terminates.
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