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Bristol Times And Mirror

Location

Bristol, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1897

Page

3

Court records report multiple fraud cases and a theft

Thomas Preece, a 25 year old draper, faced charges under the Bankruptcy Act with three counts. one acquittal for obtaining credit by false pretences, two counts involving £20 and £30 from Mary Elton Lodge and Mary Ben Lodge. Henry Williams, a 24 year old plumber, pleaded guilty to stealing plated articles and umbrellas, with seven months imprisonment. James Edgell, 24, a private, found guilty of obtaining 10s by false pretences with mercy recommended, later sentenced to three months hard labour after new evidence emerged. Robert Hemmings, 54, mason, found guilty of stealing two pheasants, eight months imprisonment.

Thomas Preece draper Spencer, Turner, Boldero, and Co Mary Elton Lodge Bath Alto Mary Ben Lodge A.therston Baker Douglas Metcalfe Treasury B.R. Vachell C. ¥. Petgrave Sherston Baker Henry Williams Henry Goodman James Edgell 2nd Cirmsfire Regiment Buttevant W. A. Labrum J. Flolmes Angus Clerk St. Pauls Carter Labrum England Ireland Col Serst. Wood Curties Cheshire Regiment South Wales Keble Cotham Bristol Wis Honour Edgell Robert Hemmings mason Willian Newman Grosvenor

Agricultural Rating Act debate over claimed £60,000 gain

Mr. Henry Chaplin, Minister of Agriculture, rebutted a claim that the Agricultural Land Rating Act would funnel £60,000 yearly to Government members. He argued tenants would benefit and that the suggestion was unfounded and without basis. He cited personal experience of tax relief and further remissions on his estates despite previous reductions.

Barry Cardiff Lloyd-George Carnarvon Henry Chaplin

Lord Londonderry on Agriculture at Darlington Dinner

Lord Londonderry defended farmers at the Darlington Chamber of Agriculture annual dinner, denouncing attacks on growers as unfounded and urging better potato cultivation. He noted improving wheat prices, considered Irish yields, and warned towns against punitive agricultural taxes.

Lord Londonderry House of Lords Darlington Chamber of Agriculture acre Lord Rosebery Ireland Morley Montrose

Bristol Guardians Meet At St Peter's Hospital

Bristol Incorporation of the Poor held a session at St Peter's Hospital with Mr R G Stephens presiding and a large board in attendance. They discussed Christmas festivities, relief statistics, donations to inmates, and resisted a resignation offered by ex Mayor W Howell Davies.

BRISTOL F. G. Lorymer C. E. D. Boutflower C. J. Will A. Levy-Langfield M. Clune T. J. Hiscox C. Penn H. J. Lavery U. A. Forse J. T. Wright H. Edmunds D. Scott F. Shepherd Mrs. Graham Myre. Wethered Riordan Warren Apsley-road LEVER W. Howell Davies Barton Regis Bristol Guardians Ciamoan

Bristol Extension Bill discussed by Barton Regis Guardians

Major Rumsey chaired the Barton Regis Board meeting at the Workhouse Eastville. The board reviewed relief figures, noted lunatics in asylums and admissions, and endorsed the Bristol Corporation Act 1897 extension plan with wards and new council roles. A vote of thanks praised Christmas week entertainments for inmates.

Major Rumsey Eastville H. Dening A. Shipley Trebilco Dickie Mrs. Hawkins Miss Nightingale Miss Winkworth E. Evans Col. Hardy Messrs G. Iles J. Poole J. Kennedy T. Watkins G. Davis G. Thompson J. Bennett J. Lovelace H. Brabham F. G. Davis A.J. Shorter W. Stone W. Jones H. Bishop W. Perry H. W. Marsh C. AI. Mayo N. Palmer J. Bastow C. Bryant J. B. Tanner J.W. Williams R. Gough J. P. Parker W. J. Avery A. P. Billing K. Robinson Coartman C. H. Hunt Hriston Bristol Corporation Herfield Stapleton St. George Westbury-on-frym Burial Board of Councls and Burial Board Bristol Bristol Union Bristol Unions Binnine Branias

Body Found in the Avon Inquest at Keynsham

Dr. E M Grace presided at the inquest into Frederick Thomas Stack 38 of Bristol whose body was found in the River Avon near Keynsham on December 28. Witnesses including Greenslade and Preece described Stack’s movements from November 22 to Weston Bath and Bristol while Coroner explored possible causes and wounds. The case involved testimony about a blow on Preece and Stack’s missing coat and boots.

Avon Edward Preece Ruby-street South-street Bedminster Bristol Bath Weston Bennett E. M. Grace Gloucetershire White Hart Keynsham Frederick Thomas Stack Pritchard St. Paul's John Witte inspector Cole Albert Edward Greenslade Henrietta terrace St. Mark’s road Keston Stack Bitton Aimmon Preece John White Keynsham lock Greenslade LElfiett Wii, Bennett Lower Weston witness jursiman P.C. John Charles Edwards Oldland Common Elenahonie Steck Lieu

Theft case over bacon at Abbot's Leigh inn ends with verdict

Bacon stolen from John Hardwick leads to charges against Henry Turner and Thomas Ettles after a chase at the George inn. Turner found with the bacon, Ettles cleared amid questions of collusion and drink. Bench fines Turner 40s or a month. Ettles case dismissed. Separate cases involve William Poole, Edward Poole, and Richards in a night poaching and assault scenario with varied testimonies.

Bacon Henry Turner Thomas Ettles John Hardwick J. E.G. Sandford North Somerset Licensed Victuallers’ Association Holmes Gore Ettles Sandford George inn Abbot's Leigh Turner Etties Edward Fry George Harrill Frderick Reed Nailsea J. E. G. Sandford Mr. Shepstone Shepstone Reed Robert Poole Ralph Lock William Poole William Richards Bedminster Edward Poole Long Ashton wrs Richmond Harding Fenswood farm W. J. Sloan Sloan George Crane Greville Smyth Harding Hoe histen Georges hill Lion’ Poole Willian Poole uished lima Richards Wiliam Poole Hayes P.C. Hawes feld Mix cavi ures William TPoole George Samuel Crane Liv Poole Crosse witnhes Henry Pope Astton-hill George’e-Iail Crane Bishopsworth Povule Robert Turner Edward Toole P.C. Hayes

Bedminster Workhouse Disorderly Conduct Case

Charles Smith an inmate of the Bedminster Workhouse faced a charge of disorderly conduct. The case, proved by porter Reginald Peck who was assaulted by the defendant, resulted in a seven day prison sentence by the bench. The report also notes page content from The Illustrated London News and various advertisements of the time including Klaling’s Lorkxors and Eno’s Fruit Bars claims.

Charles Smith Bedminster London KLALING isd LSU SR RUIT Eno

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