Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1871

Army and Navy Gazette
Saturday 21 January 1871

Captain Relief Fund

Fund for the Relief of the Widows and Relatives of the Officers and Crew who Perished in Her Majesty's Late Ship Captain

Total amount of Subscriptions received at the Portsea Branch of the National Provincial Bank, £43,925 17s. 8d.Acknowledgment of contributions received from Officers and Men of her Majesty's Service to the 19th January 1871, since list of January 7.

- - - -- Second Remittance from India, collected by Rear Admiral Cockburn and Commodore Sir Leopold Heath K.C.B., present and late Naval Commanders-in-Chief, East Indies. £385 0 0

- - - - -- Collected by Capt. Sir Leopold Heath - £5 0.0.

Leamington Spa Courier (repeated in Warwick Adverstiser.)

Saturday 4 March 1871  (and 2 March 1871)

Hotel Arrivals

Clarendon Hotel

Mr and Mrs Marsh-Caldwell, Linley Wood, Cheshire (probably should read Mrs and the MIsses M-C)

West Surrey Times

Saturday 8 April 1871

Dorking - County Bench - Saturday.

Before Admiral Sir Leopold Heath (in the chair), F. Pennington Esq., and A. Powell Esq.
Appointment of Overseers and Constables.

This was a special session for making the above appointments. The Bench confirmed the nominations of the respective vestries. In the case of the parish of Ockley the vestry had declined to make out a list of the constables, on the ground that they were not wanted.

The Chairman said the law was imperative that a list should be submitted to the Bench, and this must be done within a month, or a mandamus would issue. 

The overseer must call another vestry for the purpose.

Leamington Adverstiser and Beck's List of Visitors.

Thursday 27 April 1871  (and 29 April 1871) (and 21 Dec. 1871) (and 23 Dec. 1871) 

Arrivals, Departures &c.

Clarendon Hotel

Mrs and Miss Marsh-Caldwell, Linley Wood.- - 

Oxfordshire Weekly News

Wednesday 10 May 1871

Starving Cattle

At the petty sessions held at Dorking on Saturday, before Mr L. Steere M.P., Sir Leopold Heath, and a full bench, Edward Russel of Wotton, bailiff, to the Hon. Peter Scarlett, was charged by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with having starved 12 head of cattle.  - - 

After a lengthened hearing of police and society's officers, and Mr Cherry V.S., (who was complimented by the Bench), and several witnesses for the defence, the bench retired and on their return to the court the Chairman said, "The case has been fully proved,and it is the wish of the bench that I should state our opinion that Mr Scarlett, whose name has been mentioned in these cases, is as much to blame as his bailiff, but as he is not charged with the cruelty we convict the bailiff in £10 and costs - in all upwards of £17."

Cambridge Independent Press
Saturday 30 December 1871

Captain Sir Leopold Heath has been created an Admiral by the retirement of the Hon. J.W.S. Spencer from the active list.