Embezzlement Case and Self-Destructive Fraudtrial in Godalming
The report details embezzlement by Edward Chapman at Paxton and Cockerell in London, his gradual frauds totaling up to 4000 pounds, his decline, a coroner's inquest, and a tragic suicide after being pursued for repayment. A second case involves James Denry and road injures claimed against the Duke of Petershire, with verdicts indicating embezzlement and dream and spreaderul. The article also covers a coroner’s inquiry into Chapman’s death, his early life, and the dramatic fall from respected merchant circles to ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levonshire
George Bent
Weber
James Denry
Walker
Duke of
Perershire
Thy Roads
Gadalmina
Sean
Tircom
Edward Chaman
Herman
Coydon
Messrs
Haere Cockerell, and Co
London
Paxton
Chapman
Sui
Edward Chapman
Brighton
Mesera
Cockerell
Himelf
Brighon
Sutton
Epe Pom
Frm
Gudtaltiing
Moon
Godal Ing
All Sussex
Godalming Club
Godalming
Img
Can Ae
Hikteman
Perton
Fred
Moon Ria
Chaptoay
London Road
Cockrell
Love Barn
Parsons
Parson
Jemmett
Kingston
John B Stevens
Mary Goodchild
Clargeamews
Piccadilly
Moor
Trial notes on Spargo handwriting and juror prank
In an old case to recover promissory notes the witness tested Spargo handwriting amid laughter. A side scene shows a juror mockingly declaring each name ill as the judge tries to locate the chorus of genuine attendance. A later anecdote recounts a dangerous ascent by judges on the hills near Gilford. Birth notices record Mrs James Brown in Camden Street and the wife of James Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spargo
Carter
Spargi
James Spargo
Juryinett
Camden Street
Dun
Lady of
Laeut
Jamey Crowe
Uch
Janes Brown
Faye
Beliaet
Royal Army promotions and exchanges in 1824 Octave
From the War Office dated August 27 1824 a long list of promotions exchanges and appointments in the 4th Light Dragoons 12th 18th 20th 6th and other regiments including captains lieutenants ensigns and majors by purchase or without purchase Brevet ranks and retirements are noted with several officers moving to higher or new commands and others moving from half pay to active duty or vice versa. The communication records numerous name changes and postings across the cavalry and foot regiments with many officers promoted or exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Limerick
Sth
Dublin
2D Battalion
Rifles
Rathkeale
Templemore
Templetmore
Belast
Gol Mearcott
Belfast
Rifle Corps
60Th
Chatham
Quebec
Bunbury
West Indies
Rifle Brigade
Ita
Officra
Army
London
Scotland
Whitehall
4Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Wildey
Robt
Kerr
Richard Bury Pallisar
Craufurd
Cape Corpa
James England
77Th Foot
Pallisec
Sth Regiment of Foot
Enuien
Edward Eustace Till
M‘kengie
John Wingfield King
Hill
Thomas Cockburn Graves
Ensig
Young
Quth Foot
John George Young
14Hh Foot
Church
Humphrey Babington
Purchase
Roberts
Robert James Evelyn Rich
Babington
Goth Do
Patrick Line
Calumel
Sturt
Donald Macpherson
Lindsay
Henry Calticott
Macpherson
Henry Leckie
Caldicott
Gerard Charlesborough
Leckie
John Liddell
7Th Foot
Adj
Tist Regiment of Foot
Nenon Alexander Connor
Coates
Nor
George Murray
24Th Foot
Hugh Rose
Thos
Bradgate Bamford
97Th Foot
Hugh Cameron
York Chasseurs 77Th
Joseph Lomax
Get
England
Ytdr Light Dragoons
Tath Dodicut
Dudgeon Brown
Marehall
Fox Maule
View Brown
Thomas Cromuie
Rosign
View Maule
Rad
Charles Mortimer
Meld
Decuanel
Nathaniel Greene
Lagutenant
Mortiner
Johu ‘Trollope
Gene
Roston
Vive Greene
Mic
Coaneron
Half
George Phelan
Ofuh
Phatous Patherson
Freon
York Chasseurs
Batnturd
Garth da
Lient
Das
Warvinard Goodlilf
He Lient
Vee Houert Logan
Charpes
Robert
Edward Ebiore
Nigelly
Royal Afeieany
Plonas Baynes
Neaseagsdb
Mos
Mermaids and high society visits cross late 18th century town
A crowded page recounts visitors like Lorn Gamoone and the Duchess of Richmond arriving by carriage, with chatter of Kilkenny and Carlow. Reports include a purported mermaid sighting off Termonfechin, weather notes, a fire at Tantore, and various court and maritime notices reflecting local life and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorn Gamoone
Thia Sobleman
Kilkenny
Briten
Hia Tetigpe
Lenon
Carlow
Duchess of Richmond
Mary
Sophia Lennox
Atcen
Doll
Thurdddy
Carlow Moratg
George Hoey
Termonfechin
Louth
Owen Maguire
Patrick ‘Taaffe
Geo. Holy
Owen Maguinr
P. Taaffes
Queen's County
Jebb
Vandeleur
Cork
Hussart
Munster
Belfuet Mercantile Register
Tantore
Clanwilliam
William Gabbvert
Catherline
Plas
Hovas
Limerick
Anvick
Nableman
Abi
Wiig
Thas
Dunmore
Lele
Jersey
Tibacca
Brametle
Siavon Newport
Fresca Gostates
Vaygesnot
Wieterlord
Mle Ben
Ay Vesieril
Mir Bard de Garrbordseel
Tony Conn
Anne Clepp
Pani
Briday
Tom
Bethe
Aiathier Pera Mut
Wetford Papa
Markets Report From Market Prices and Butter Rates
A crowded market week shows wheat and oats with mixed demand and variable prices. Wheat ranges from 24 to 26 shillings per barrel with occasional recovery, oats largely steady or down slightly, and butter prices holding with minor market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate
Hospital Staff Changes Amid Farrea Assignment
In the updated roster, Whit and Young shift to assistant roles at the hospital. Filweard J. Mulecly Gent. replaces Young as Hospital Assistant in the Forcer unit. First Lieutenant Plate moves from half pay to First Lieutenant, succeeding Wrayter who isTreased in the Oval Pnuineers context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapf Hospital Asaietoat Dames Young
Farrea
Law
Filweard J. Mulecly
Young
Vth
Anguet
Plate
Claverthy
Wrayter
Treased
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LLY
Limotick
Receen
Rattevant
Dubin
Baron Garrow
Haron Garrow
Haron Garrow —What In the Complaint ? Juryman
Deeline
Juryman
Conarsionatwr
Baronixhwin
Justice Burcrough
Bone
Gilitford
Arnon
Way
Justice B
Justice Burrough
Bacon Graham
Bucrouph
Graham
Ilesceilhe Hall
Porthamouth
WAR Office
Seymour
Cwearlew Bentley
Alex Dalgety
Wastin Vosen
Botaibars
Ly Carey
Tirana
Mercantile Register
Alicante
Sicilian
Barilla
Spain
Huntieh
Colton
Perth
Patton
Outy
Jastalay
Eesey
Kent
Oll
Jven
Aliat
Rome
Faure
Wales
Rey Marley
Pete
Stone Corer
Data
Ant Vries
Piet Die
Walter Pons
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