The Registrations City of London and Finsbury revisals
In London wards Breadstreet Queenhithe Vintry Bridge Candlewick Walbrook thirty parishes saw Liberal claims allowed six opposed five, objections sustained four, and expulsions. Bassishaw Coleman Street Bishopsgate Aldersgate Billingsgate Aldgate saw Liberal and Conservative claims, with numerous objections, failures, and expulsions. Finsbury details show minimal attendance, most claims allowed or corrected, and a key ruling on rate payments affecting future votes. The day closed with further parish revisions and one notable legal interpretation impacting the Reform Bill ratepayer clause.
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City OF London
Breadstreet
Queenhithe
Vintry
Bridge
Candlewick
Walbrook
Bassishaw
Coleman Street
Bishopsgate
Aldersgate
Billingsgate
Aldgate
M'Christie
Cornhill
Cripplegate
Cripplegate Without
Farringdon
Crawford Davidson Kerr
White Lion Court
Corobill
Kerr
Crawford Kerr
Smith
China
C. D. Kerr
Brown
Finsbury
H. Bayley
Eaton
Lincoln’s Inn
St. Andrew's
Holborn
St. Giles’s In
Fields
St. James's
Clerkenwell
St Luke's
Middlesex
St. Mary
Islington
St. James’s
St. Luke's
St. Mary Islington
Charles Rousell
Great Western
Rat
Marylebone
Whitehall Piace
Ar. Ray
Garnett
G. Grey
Wilson
Marylebone Vestry
Mansion House
William Wynne
William Cormick
Thames Street
Kit
Garrick Hill
Queenbithe
J. Davis
Walker
Tower Street
London
Roscommon
Gravesend
Rutland Duke Honored At Weltham Agricultural Meeting
The Rutland Duke received a passionate reception as Lord Lieutenant and president of the Weltham Agricultural Association. Speeches recalled Lord George Bentinck’s zeal and urged continued support for agriculture amid harvest fears and potato crop failings impacting England, Ireland, and local allotments.
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Rutland
Waderick
H. Wil FE
N. Norton
C. Frewen
N.P
Liz Trench
Gillett
Charles Manners
George Norman
F. Norman
Bonest
England
Scorry
Yscate
Ireland
Uie
Agricultural Association of
Weltham
North Leicestershire
Manners
Lord Charles
Newbatt
George Bentinck
Air. Newbatt
Mr. Newbatt
Duke of Rutland
Marquis of Granby
Lord George
House of Commons
Duke of Portland
Avery
Beasley
Mr. Disraeli
Lord George Bentinck
Bear
Hear
Tegues
Bradford
Marquis of Grenby
Tony
Gambling House Prosecutions Tone in 1847 Case
In St Martin's in the Fields a gambling house in Leicester Square was tried with Ashdown and others accused of running a roulette venue at The Little Nick. Witnesses described roulette games, stakes from sixpence to five pounds, and attempts to compromise by payments. The jury found the defendants Not Guilty in the first case. a second case involving Hart and Bollock ended likewise Not Guilty. France and Ireland items followed with debates on single versus two chambers, Baden insurrection, and local police notices.
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Gaming House
MipprgesEx
Ashdown
Weakes
Clarkson
Hall
College of Surgeons
Quadrant
Nuneaton
Cheshire
Massey
Court of Queen's Bench
Lomsdon
Laing
Commissioners of Police
Larner
Riley
Levy
Adams
Bond
W. A. Waddilove
Ashtown
Green Man
Messrs
Mr. Clarkson
Serjeant
Serjeant Adams
Moses Hart
Jobo Bollock
Band
Adama
Clonmel
O'Mahony
Fower
Canick
Waterford Chronicle
Killilea
O'Brien
Smith O'Brien
Tt Ia
Mr. Hill
Tay
King’s County
Andrews
Newmarket
Duke of Rutland
Nins
Robinson
Duke of Richmond
Ploughboy
Lord Clifden
Hidallah
Lord Exeter
Senteri Oat
Marinella
Voltaire
Marmora
Nina
Mr. Barnes
Blackcock
Mr. T. Wesley
Elimea
Mr. Elwes
T.Y.C
Lord Stanley
Sib
G. Harrison
Mr. S. Stanley
St. Ann
Battle
Gillies
Peel
Tadmor
Nml
Templeman
Lord Eglinton
Marion
Barnes
Flowler
Cardinal
Jericho
Colonel Peel
Tadwur
Nat
Duke of Bedford
Sobraon
Field Marshal Grosvenor
Ai. B. Green
Mr. Lowther
Mr. Elwer
Antelope
Carsanewitch
Ager Tadmer
Richard Orpin
William Linfield
Spencer Linfield
Mary Ann Dryden
Lambeth Court
G. C. Norton
Eliza Wilson
Norton
Bentleman
Thurlow Place
Walworth Common
Albany Crescent
Albany Road
East Lane
Surrey Canal
Augest
Ipan Ares
Lacy Terrace
Penton Place
Apollo Buildings
Gamer
S. Linfield
William Linfield Davis Burrows
Lynch
Lion Street
New Kent Road
Parry
North Street
Eaat Street
Walworth
Sprxcen
Thomas
Taylor
James Mille
Thomas Taylor
P. Perry
Stexcen Tarton
Times
Union Hall
Mary Burrows
Carter
Surrey
King’s Head
Norwood
Chapman
Woodcote Place
Ray
Dulwich
Navy
John Benson Wilson
Sod
Thoreday
Elf
James Benton Wilson
Hessid
John Criip
Globe Place
Lever
Palmer
Balham
William Chapman
Tooting
Samuel Elyard
Emmerson
Elgard
Lambeth Police Court
Cannon
Spencer Lindfield
Prior Place
William Lindfield
Orpin
Dryden
York Street
William Woodward
Mira
Lindfield
Twoman
Edward Ray
Crapman
Veelstrmmenes
James Wilson
Mrs. Lindfield
Exira Wrirgox
Spencer Lindfeld
Pita
Elizabeth Baker
Miller
John Clark
Henry Jones
Wade
Jarves
Mary Anse Dryden
Central Criminal Court
Lora Mowrra Acatr
Berchtesgadem
Bavaria
Comtesa de Landsfeld
Lola Montes
Louis I
Mme. de Landsfeld
Lola
Mesars
George, Pops
Harrison
Broadstreat
Nicholls
Acap
Broad Street
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Westminster
F. Bayley
Westminster Hall
St. John’s
Huggett
Thomas Bowles
St. John’s Street
Rogers
St. Margaret's
St. John's
Gen. Evans
St Margaret's
St.Anse’s
W. Wawn
St. George's
Tug Bepyorp Chanity
France
Paris
MM. de Lamartine
Odilon Berrot
National Assembly
M.de Lamartine
M. de Lamartine
N. de Lamartine
M. Odilon Barrot
M. de Lamartise
Shell
M. Odison ‘Barret
M. Odilos Barrot
M. Dupin
M. Duvergier de
Hauranne
Havre
Socialista
M. Raspail
Louis Napoleon
General Cavaignac
Bourne
Journal Des Débats
Baden
M. Strave
MN. Strave
Switzerland
Germany
Stauffen
Dupri
Killiles
John O'Connell
Duchesa
Montriveirn
Bayonne
Duchess de Montpenaler
Tur Cuorsas
Hurt
Dr. Sutherland
General Board of Health
Lions
Board of Health
William Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
William Lockie
Ploughcourt
Fetterlane
Rebecca Seekings
New Victoria Street
Apen
H.skipper
Gray
Tno Lane
Atrong
Parcals
Scotland
Thoma Jackson
London and North Western
Chas. Roesell
Chasp
Glyn
William Scott
Ouguric TsEatax
Leigh Murray
Madame Vestris
Stirling
Compton
Cowell
Yonge