LAW INTELLIGENCE DODGE AND COMPANY BANKRUPTCY
In re Dodge and Dodge and Company bankruptcy, Indian rubber goods creditors face realization. assets listed with 12,402 in the hands of ability creditors, adjournment for accounts noted, assignees chosen. In re Joseph Agate a separate case at Emsworth, Hants, grocer and tallow chandler, petition adjudication to prevent undue preference. assignees chosen.
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Court OF OF Bankruptcy
Evans
DODGE
Bea Arena
Benkrupty
India
Muon
Miata Ab
St. Pac's Church
Dodge, Bacon, and Co
Joseph Agate
Emsworth
County of Hants
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT TODAY PRIORITIES AND VERDICTS
George Burton twenty one, an artificial tower maker, convicted of highway robbery with violence after a December assault on James Front during a cab ride. four years penal servitude. Wm. Strickland forty seven, forged cheque for 141, four years penal servitude. Thomas Mash twenty eight, unlawfully wounding, four months with hard labour. Henry Bell twenty seven, stealing bacon and cheese, six months. Crystal Palace visitor counts and a vivid coastal rescue at Cullercoats follow.
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Old Court
George Burton
James Front
M'Donnell
Cooper
Great Northern Railway Company
Kentishtown
Wm. Strickland
Unity Joint Stock Bank
Sleigh
Taylor
Mansion House
Fletcher
Billingsgate Market
Turner
Johnson
Yorkshire
Thomas Mash
John Dermody
Beeley
Tindal Atkinson
Henry Bell
Croasdell
Brocksopp
Upper Thames Street
Metcalfe
Hackney-road
Carman
Bera
Frightful Lion Attack at Astley's Amphitheatre
An inquest at the King Henry the Eighth in Lambeth examined the death of Jarvey, a stable worker at Astley's Theatre, killed by a lion during Monday morning incidents. Witnesses described the lion’s attack, Jarvey’s torn clothing, and the ferocious scene as keepers tried to rescue him. The coroner and jury viewed the evidence amid intense interest from the theatre community. The inquiry adjourned pending medical testimony on the exact cause of death.
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High-street
Lambeth
William Carter
Surrey
Jarvey
Astley
George W. Barnard
York Road
Crockett
the Lions
Samuel Hinton
Thomas Cranes
Batty
Astley’s Theatre
Bridgeroad
Smith
William Batty
Reynolds
Mr. Crockett
Edward Brown
Llow
Henry Golding
Thomas Reynolds
Stapgate
Isaid
Belvidere Road
London, Chatham, and Dover
Tevsiam
Edward Ogden
Stoker
James Plasted
John Maddison
Hills
Maddison
India
Cobb
Hilton
James Lake
Finnigan
Martley
Locomotive Super Intendent
Cubitt
Yal College of Physicians of London
G. F. Collier
Longman and Co
Cockle
Seangton
Terrible railway disaster inquiry at Hereford
Coroner Peter Warburton conducts the inquest into the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway crash near Moreton station. Witnesses describe a broken tire on the carriage wheel, the rescue efforts, and the frost as a possible causes. the hearing adjourns for a fortnight.
The Plymouth murder inquest and prisoner access
The coroner opened the inquest into a death at Plymouth on Monday and faced requests to allow the prisoner Hackhed to be present. The coroner explained duties to inquire into death and said the magistrates had rights to investigate. Hackhed was remanded until Friday and a resolution to bring him to the Guildhall was carried unanimously as the inquest adjourned to six o'clock that evening.
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Hackhed
Mr. Langford
Jago
Langford
Extraordinary case at Guildhall police court over threats
John Tallis publisher and proprietor of the Illustrated News of the World faced Alderman Allen for allegedly threatening Euphraim Brain managing director of the London Printing and Publishing Company. The case revealed prior grievances, multiple threats, and a threat to injure Brain. Tallis agreed to enter into recognizances to keep the peace for six months.
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John Tallis
Illustrated News of the World
Alderman Allen
Guildhall
Euphraim Tipton Brain
London Printing and Publishing Company
W. Talfourd Salter
Tallis
Brain
Mr. Brain
Sleigh
Salter
Hornsey Road
Air
Chappery-lane
Steigh
Mr. Salter
Mr. Sleigh
Mi. Talils
Hornsey
Mourning Orders and Bankruptcy Notices in London Gazette
The London Gazette reports mourning regulations for court attire after the late king of Prussia and royal confirmations of bishoprics and official appointments. It lists bankruptcy annulments, appointments of solicitors and official assignees, and a long sequence of bankrupts with hearing dates, followed by dividends and certificates to be granted upon meeting.
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O. A. Seagood
H. W. Smith
Weillington Road
Holloway
Middlesex
G. Gee
Beckford-row
Walworth-road
Surrey
Mercer and Hosier
C.G. Bail
Peterborough
Northamptonshire
C. G. Henshaw
Stony-lane
Ooley-Street
G. Almond
R. Manlove
Luton
Bedfordshire
W. H. Godfrey
Henley-on-Thames
Oxfordshire
A. Jennings
W. T. Jennings
Little Etree Atesee Tee
Sheppard
Charlbury
G. A. Drage
Olney
Buckinghamshire
M. Hilton
Southport
Lancashire
J. Saunders
Claughton Birkenhead
Cheshire
W. Tweedie
Liverpool
Colotsman
Annuity tax bill meeting denounces Act in city hall
A crowded public meeting chaired by the Lord Provost condemned the Annuity tax abolition act as unjust and disruptive. Speakers urged a petition to the House of Commons to repeal the act and secure incumbents’ stipends, with support from Lord Advocate and Mr Black criticized. Despatches reached from North American governors and Falkland Islands.
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Lod
Blyth
Adam Black
Adam Paterson
Duncan M‘laren
House of Commone
Black
House of Commons
Alexander Murray Dunlop, Esq
M.P
Gm‘laren
W. Cowan
Hugh Rose
Lord Advocate
Lord Advocate and Mr. Black
Thomas Knox
Binxing MonaRo
Church of
Salt to prevent freezing in cisterns and water pipes
John Usher of Bedford advises readers to drop a lump of agricultural salt into cisterns weekly and a small amount into closet traps at night to prevent freezing during cold weather. He notes salt water won’t freeze as readily as plain water and offers the tip for temperatures well below freezing, promising relief from frozen plumbing.
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Penny stamp on bank notes proposal to tax banks
A correspondent suggests a penny stamp on all bank notes to be paid by banks, arguing it would raise revenue with minimal impact on circulation and compare favorably to the cheque tax. The idea would tax notes and cheques equally for payments on demand, though it may face legislative scrutiny and public resistance.
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice Large list
Births list records from Rochester to Bombay and beyond with multiple named families and clergy including Adams Alexander Cash er Musgrave Randolph Smith Wallace Boyle Robins Collin Guidge Wallington Davies Marsh Freymuth Frov sels Thomas Lagrass Scarbone Orwood Turner Haskoll Wright Rees Best Bloomfield Clarke Colville Crooke Fairbrother Holmes Jeera Jeffery Lindelay Moffat Bewberry Riach and others. Deaths include Elizabeth Best Catherine Montgomery Fairbrother Holmes Crone Croke Moffat Bewbery Riach and more with ages and residences such as Ashford Road Maidstone Effingham Park and Kensington. Marriages note many couples incl Boyle Robins Collin Guidge Wallington Davies and Scarbone Orwood with ministerial details and locations across England and beyond.
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Boyle—Robins
Hagley
Worcestershire
George David Boyle
Tans
Eldess
William Robins
Euay
Collin Guidge Wallington
Thult
Holy Trinity Church
Islington
Yo Visogt
Leonard Gailinaridge
Park-street
Barnsbery
Elizabeth
Charles Wal Tingein
Old-Street
Davies
Marsh
Saale Jobr & Davies
Twickenham
Dion Third marsiVinic
Ife
William Mantel
Monten College
Ackheath
DS Ke—Riddlesden
Ashbourn
Derbyshire
Edward Alfred Dyke
Newton Leys
Wes Mercy
J. 2. Riddlewan
Freymuta-Dal
Teschis Chapel
Southampton
Robert Freymuth
Danzig
Prussia
Daugh
Marian Josephine
Shrewabury
Joseph Froynell
Trinity Hall
Gambridge
Barnet
Deughter
Benjamin Thomas
Preateigne
Bada Lagrafs
Jorin
St Pane Ss
Henri Lous Brederic Lagr Ffe, Esq Ean
Deal
Jeanne Liss
Josephine Jors
London
Scarbone
Orwood
Geneva
Evasio Fedrrone
Sardinisn
Amy
Charlotte Maria
Edward Borwood
Weston Tarville
Turner—Haskoll
Stek
Guildford
Alderson
Best
Ashford Road
Maidatone
Elizaheth Charlotte
Thomas Bust
Hay
Park House Boxley
Kent
Bloom
Alm
Siingtyneon Thames
Clarke
Oicklehurst
Colvile
Japan
George Twistleton Colvile
H.M
Camilla. Croeke
George Croke
Oxford
Buckingham
Fairb
Catherine Elizabeth Montgomery
Alexander Fairbrother
Fay
Parkstreet
Bristol
Holmes
Horsham
Sarah Hol
Ape
John Holmes
Arunde
Roland Joan
Regentstreet
Stonehouse
Glocestershire
Jeffery
Newcantle Upon Tyne
Elizabeth Catherine
Thomas Bathan Ary Sna Jetery
Wickham Lodge
Ewras! Lin Delay
Leith Links
Scottdale Wid Wa Fund and Life Assurance Society
Moffat
Rochdale
John Moffat
Gj Peane
Bewbery
John Bowbery
John's College
Cambridge
Hammersmith
Francis Phene
London-wall
Riach
Lansdown Terrace
Kennington‘s
John Risch
Fsq
The
Bank Corporation
Bil
Davies Tumnel
Queen's Coussel
Tarvoenly
Waneborough
Hitler, Tunbrid
Water Ewansborough
W. Swansborough
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Newcastle Daily Chronile
Astley’s
Bury and
Hereford
Peter Warburton
Able City
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Curzon Park
Chester
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Mr. Jones
Upper Breinton
Moreton
Shrewsbury
Peel
Gwillim
Mise Lowe
Fenton
Low Moor
Misa Lowe
Brassey
Edwin Brown
Shrewsbury and
Denmore
Ani
Leominster
Mr. Peel
Peter Stormouth
Great Western
Jefferies
Edward Jefferies
Lowmoor
Dinmore
HoLtowar
Hollo Way
Plymouth
Lutts
pubHabers
Letts, Son, and Co
Royal Exchange
E.C
Gratia
ADVT
the London Gazette
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Saul
Worcester
Henry Pelate
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Philpott
Words
P Jeased
Samuel Greckman
Ess
Ben Meme
Popalative Council
Province of
Nova Scotia
Andrew Nicol
Legislative Council
Island of Ceylon
Horse's Office
Arthur Henry Paget
Phipps
Godfrey
Thomas
Forston-Street
T Shepherd Onfields
Egg Merchant
Enim
Lanes Gardens
City
Sewell
Leonard
Savage
Bote’ Court
Courtenay
Messia
Rhodes, Sons
Duffet
Chancery Lane
Basingball-street
Wiseman
John
Bankruptcy Court
Mesara
Linklater
Hackwood
Walbrook
Mesars
Fisher and Sons
Aldersgate-street
Stansfield
Basingball-strat
Howson
Thomas Broughton
Queen-street
Chemiat and Druggtat
Mexica
Parker
Rooke
Bedfordtow
Graham
Coleman-street
Kits
Eugene
Hamilton Terrace
Queen’s Road
Bayswater
Bankruptc’ Court
Messrs
Brown
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Cannan
Basinghall Street
Charles Thomas
Nelson = square
Blackfriars-road
Bankrupts’ Court
Sydney
Jewry-street
Pennell
Guildhall Chambers
Rowlano
Coleman- Street
New North-road
Menara, Price
Boston
Filder
Lincoln’s-un
Guildhall-chambers
Gosaix
Benjamin Tompkins
Beaufort-buildings
Strand
Hanover-cottages
Regent’s-pork Wine
Langham and Co
Bartlett's-buildings
Holborn
Edwards
Basinghall-street
Paling
George Kynerstox
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Draper
James and Knight
Birmingham
Ashhurst
Benjamin
Bradford-road
Huddersfield
Lesbia
Leadbeater
Bond and Barwick
Leeds
Hope
Nicholson
John Moulcaster
Plummer
George
Manchester
Boote
Fraser
J. Clarke
Kidderminster
T. Clark
Midburnt
Sussex
D. Clegg
F. Angerstein
Colonial Office
North American
Falkland Inlands
John Usher
Bedford
Jan
England
Ion
Logievort
Scotland
Baventy
Parrs
Parr
Buchan
Salomons
Ghalwikia Iene
Loncom
Bar Son
Tand William
George Derr
GurJsmes Poke
Bart
John Fraccia
Alr Robert
Walter W. Fea
Henry Muggeridge
John Mecht
Iisah
W. W. Beadous
D . Eads J. Arnold
Renee
Perrinlo
Royal College of Surgeons
Wess Mich oSee
W. Buchan
Gosnell
Lombant
John Gosnell and CO
Don
Adams
Rochester
Augustus
St. Nicholas
Gengbler
Alexander
Fredarick Alexander
Aie Casher
Elizabeth Bites
Morrison
Charles Musgrave
Hovremmnon Dixony
Laikagebeeponga
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