Law intelligence this day adjourned case in Jersey probate conflict
In an adjourned summons Mr. Fry for the defendant argues that the Mercantile Law Amendment Act extends the statute of limitations to Jersey and extinguishes the claim by Mrs Patterson executrix. Mr. Prendergast for the plaintiff cites Tacheon v Woolley and asserts no retrospective effect. The chief clerk certified the probate and the case hinges on miscommande law provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammoss
Faiabiovts
Thomas Patterson
Jersey
Ratterson
Mra. Pat
Jon Ah Honoas
Tacheon
Police Intelligence Reports in London and Norfolk
Police intelligence describes a fraud scheme advertised for a land steward with a Norwich based applicant. A young man used a Four Swans Inn meeting to lure victims, leaving many deceived while Alderman Mech and Aldermen Alien call for press publicity. Later, Southwark porters Yardley and Anderson face charges for stealing a soldier's portmanteau near the Dublin Steam Wharf, with Simpson implicated in taking the luggage. Jackson, the soldier, receives 22 from the poor box for his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shahy Teroaeiin
Norwich
Tepweam
Four Swans Inn
Bishopagate
Doulin Anderson
John Simpson
Southwark
Defors
Yardiey
Rovert Jackson
15Th Bugaile Royal Artillery
Gosport
Fellowa
London
Jackson
Western Railway
Aberdeen
Mint Coffes House
Dublin
Lower East Smithield
Anderson
Tan ‘Andersonerson
Teeta
Simpson
Neale
Simpeon
Jarrow
Polios
Vaa Mieeaerck
Dex A
Pete
den Jackson
Yardley
South-Eastern Railway
Prince Alfred steamer ashore near Flamborough Head
The steamer Prince Alfred left Leith for London on Saturday and ran ashore near Flamborough Head on Sunday in fog. Passengers and crew were saved. ship and cargo damage not reported. Estimated value about 22,000. Garibaldian volunteers arrive in London, with several wounded, progressing towards recovery. New Thames bridge planned from Kew to Brentford as toll bridge. Parliament stonework decay noted in St Stephen's Hall. Chelmsford skaters attempt Maldon journey despite thaw. several obstacles overcome. Canal accident at Attercliffe in Sheffield suburb buries six to eight tons of earth. two girls die, one boy injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leith
London
Flamborough Head
Marseilles
Seine Et Loire
Aabel
Thames
Kew
Brentford
Isleworth
Ealing
Great Western Railway
St. Stephen's Hall
Chelmeford
Maldon
Eusexr Herald
Faran
Suer Field
Sheffield
Atterauffa
Pris
Lanchester Xxaniner
Frostbound trials push muzzle loading for heavy guns
Naval and military intelligence reports from Woolster and Shoeburyness indicate muzzle loading may be adopted for heavy ordnance after successful tests at Elawick Factory. Frost and ice hinder shore communication with Woolwich as Triton is paid off. prize money and a court martial for Mr. George Jeffreys are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolster
Royal Arsenal
Shoeburyness
Willem Armstrong
Elawick
Woolmich
Salsette
Lce
Triton
H. Burton
Africa
Woolwich
George Jeffreys
Salamander
Vixen
Naval court martial on captain for cruelty aboard Victory
The court martial on board Her Majesty's ship Victory examined witnesses about Captain Moorman's handling of Smith and Isaiah Smith on the capstan with bowlines and a whip. After defense evidence, the panel acquitted Captain Moorman on all three charges, praising his forbearance, while noting a witness's disreputable conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
As Jonez
Cogsack
Smith
Thomas James
Cossack
Josiah Smith
Peter Power
Moorman
Samuel Surridge
Gamrae Laskey
Aneg
Sfterguard
Edward Barkly
Leutenant
Isaiah Smith
Captain Moorman
Amfoorman
Ilnesses
Keppel
Barkly
Shaw
Keppell
Freeman
Tealah Smith
Fearful railway accident near Zircole and Lincoln
A Hull to Lincoln down train derailed in the Greetwell cutting near Lincoln on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway. The cleaner, Frederick Taylor of New Holland, was killed. Mr Charles Clarke and his son were passengers. Clarke junior lost a leg, amputated after severe injuries. The driver was injured, fish vans and carriages were wrecked, and authorities summoned for an inquest set for the morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscoin
Trespar
Lincoln
Manchester
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
Hull
Greetwell
Raila
Frederick Taylor
New Holland
Charles Clarke
Horncastle
Mr. Clarke St
Mr. Clarke
Mr. Pearson
Hawkins
Lowe
Amakh
Clarke
Lion Hotel
Lincoln County Hospital
Public Health Weather Notice From London Mortality Report
London weekly mortality from extreme cold shows 1 707 deaths, above the corrected average of 1 365. Cold persists since December, with temperatures well below normal. deaths from pulmonary diseases, pneumonia, and bronchitis rise. Births total 1 865 with 1 025 girls, 840 boys. barometer and thermometer readings described at Greenwich Observatory. several small notes on frostbite, privation, intemperance, and measles in Kensington and Fulham. A separate report mentions the Nimrod barque bringing intelligence of twelve Englishmen slain by Spirit of Santa Sante island natives during sandalwood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megistrar
London
Greenwich
Kensington Town
Fulham
Royal Observatory
Grase
the Thames
Bain
Thames
Norfolk Island
High Warble
Mears
Spirita Santa
Mera
Spirita Sante
Mr. Mears
Fatal boiler explosion at Whitechapel adjourned inquest
The inquest into the death of Johann Peichlen and John Plumb, fatally injured by a Whitechapel boiler blast at Mesars Craven and Co sugar refiners, resumed at the London Tavern with coroner Mr J Humphery. Evidence described a 20 by 6 foot boiler, blown tube, and destroyed engine house as the jury viewed the scene. Alfred Turner represented Megara Craven and Co. The jury then heard further evidence in the inquest room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Peichlen
John Plumb
London
J. Humphery
East Middlesex
Mesars. Craven and Co
Great Garden-streat
Whitechapel
Pamed
Alfred Turner
Great Alle-street
Megara, Craven and Co
Union Bank of London Holds Half Year Meeting
The Union Bank of London held its half yearly meeting at Printes Street Mansion House with P N Laurie presiding. A dividend of 12s per share was approved for the six months to December and payable soon. The chairman reported strong profits, assets over eleven million, and outlined cautious plans including a 25,000 reserve. The meeting also noted ongoing inquiries into losses and amicable settlement of related chancery actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank of London
Printesstreet
Mansion House
P. N. Laurie
Pullinger
Farquhar
Histor
Fitzgerald
The Weather and the Parks Frosts Persist with Ice Roller Demonstration
The frost remains severe with barometer readings near 30-05 yesterday and 20-76 the day before. On the Serpentine last night about 1,500 people witnessed skating displays, a guedrilla by ladies, and various matches. Several accidents occurred during daylight evolutions with many heads injured. Night events featured ignited serpents on banks, causing burns to many women, a sham fight, medley attacks, and numerous injuries. Tents lit up again, quadrilles and games like skittles and quoits continued, creating a bright, booming scene.
Lifeboat Rescues Four Drenched Fishermen At Sea
A calm spell gave rise to several fishing boats but a sudden breeze drove them toward rocks. The National Lifeboat Institution launched the Thomas Wilton to reach four exhausted men amid cold and heavy surf and bring them safely to shore. The lifeboat, hailed for rescuing five people previously from a wreck, bears the name in memory of a late donor relative to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lifeboat Institution
Gaialy
Berlotte
Woodbridge
Thomas Wilton
Wlp
Londos
Railway Stock Deals and Local Fires in Manchester Area
Reports detail joint terms by London and North Western and Great Northern to Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, including a 14 percent base with rising 4 percent steps and stock exchange privileges. Also noted are resignations at London and North Western, a jack snipe found in Manchester warehouse, a Dublin bigamy case, Westminster Review notice, Oldham cotton warehouse fire with 8000 to 10000 pounds damage, and a gas lighting trial for trains on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway using in-carriage gas lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and North Western
Great N
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
Sheffield
London and North-Western
Marquis of Chandos
London and North
Asyive
Manchester
Atrayer
Dublin
Kate Collins
Kitty
Benedicts
Westminster Review
Charleston Mercury
Seaboard
Oldhim
Oldham
James Greaves
Lancashire
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Ger
Newall
Money market and stock exchange report
General relief at the stock exchange amid money demand and political unease. Descriptions of stock decline with slight American influence, Paris Three per Cents at 67.5, Consols around 91 to 3. Bank stock 233 bid, 2324 asked. Railway shares flat then firmer, London market mixed. Foreign securities quiet. Turkish Six per cent account 70, Turkish Four-and-a-Half per Cent 90.4. Commercial Bank half-year profit 11,1091. 11s. Id. dividend 8 per cent payable 28 inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
United States
Paris Bourges
Fiat
South Eastern
Leeds
Midland
London and North Western
Great Western
Clinois
Erles
Ditto
Mining Intelligence in dull market day report
Mining shares were quiet in Tuesday trading with East Russells at 94 and Stray Parks at 41. United Bloexbany moved from 33 to 3 as business remained dull throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Russells
United Bloexbany
Markets Corn Trade This Day Amid War Prices
Weather affects inland navigation. Wheat offers steady to firm with foreign demand lifting prices. Flour steady. Indian corn and oats in arrivals with strong retail demand. Barley, rye, peas and beans largely unchanged from Monday. General market activity constrained by winds and cargoes.
Market Report From An Evening Sale And Prices
Market notes on goods like indigo, hemp, spices, oils, coal, and textiles. Prices for bales, zinc, nutmegs, ginger, sago, and plantation Ceylon cargoes given. demand described as mixed with dull or firm trends. Multiple items mention tonnage, quality, and recent sales activity with specific price ranges across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogadore
Segak
Corres
Caska Plantation
Ceylon
Jamaica
SAGO
Provisions and meat prices in London markets
The day’s provisions report notes trade in Newgate and Leadenhall with varied ore prices, mutton and beef quotations, and adjustments as cold weather approaches. Parish traders in Tooley Street report steady Irish provision trade, with prime bacon, carlow and Limerick butters, beef and pork prices unchanged despite market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Leadenhall
Tooley Street
Carlow
Cork
Market firmer with varied spot and futures prices
The market shows firmer levels with spot quoted at 63a 3d to 54a 6d. for spring at 58a 6d from April to June and 5 Sra 6d for the last three months, indicating stable demand across contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Liverpool Cotton and Corn Markets Reported Sluggish
The Liverpool market shows demand for aid large sales about 15,000 with imports heavy at 4,700 previous 53,11 sales. Hull corn notes a large English wheat supply and slower retail demand with lower rates. Newcastle and Cork reports varied prices for corn and butter with limited demand and modest arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
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LAW Intelligence
Chanobby
Police Intelligence
Naval and Military Intelligence
Peterborough
E. H. Gibbon
St. Peter's
St. Cuthbert
Thetford
Justice
Humanity
Zircole
the Weathes
THE
Tursday
al Woly
Cheshire Junction
Bristol
Exete
Paledonias
Eastern Union
Brock
Bert Asa
Dundee
Brock Do
Bem
Asta
Great Southern
Ory
Great Western Co
Stour
Btock
Yorkshire
Blackwall
Brighton
Pick Saul
Ghatham
North Western
Laedon
Bhaffield
Aoe
Isiodk
O. Foo
Birm
Derby
Falas Noriol
Norshers Counties Union
Berrwick
York
North
Staffordahira
Nota Grantham Ry& Pr
Portamouth
Scothish Mid
Shropshire
Taian
Sittingbourne & Sivonen
Devon
South Fastern
South Wales
Tata
South York & River Dax
Staines
Bata
Wok Stockton
Dattington
Ditto Igo
Ulster
Neath
Victoria Station
Pimlicoab West
Omwai
W.hartlepool Har.& Rail
Stork West
Carlisle
Guar
Green
Bux
Royston
Shepr
Great Northern Stock
Birmingham
Lance
Yorkah
Chatham
Western
Bris
Bath
Wee
West Midland
Atlantic & St. Lawrence
Roar
Gevlongs
Melbourn
Canada
Great
Indian Peninsula
Lidis
Scinde
Indus Stm
Fiotilialstock
Punjaub
Money Market
General ‘Markets
Barney
Newcasile
Caternets
Suffolk
Srda
Aberdeea
Teersstenele Frost
Belfast
Jetaay
Berwick
Oinx
Froet
Hughtan
Carditas AE
Tearwice
Boiphead
C. Eee
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