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Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 20, 1903

Page

18

OLD BAILEY TRIALS DESCRIBE MULTIPLE FRAUDS AND ASSAULTS

Ermand William Lewis Ward 33, a fitter, pleaded guilty before Mr Lumley Smith to assaulting William Walsh and to obtaining money by false pretences from James Marchami and Frederick Beale. Ward posed as a detective, led a youth through London in handcuffs, borrowed money, and deceived others. He received 12 months hard labour, with remarks on health and possible rehabilitation. Numerous other defendants faced sentences for theft, forgery, uttering counterfeit coins, fraud, and related crimes across East End courts, including terms of hard labour, penal servitude, and brief imprisonments.

Lumley Smith K.C Ermand William Lewis Ward William Walsh James Marchami Frederick Beale Beale Nine-elms Dartmoor Bealetha Walsh Petra Alsh Wellington Barracks London Chelsea Ward Warder Nicholls Brixton Sans John Frederick Bailey Bolton Abbey St. James’s Palace Fraup Boorm MaxKer Fredk John Colmer Post Office Fletcher Recorder Cornina Canning-Trown William Hicks Canningtown Laura Hicks Selina Baker Baker George Hobson Richard Derriman Toulon Street Camberwell Derriman Henry Evans Saddler Canon Besley St. Paul’s Cathedral Lindsay Brighton Pope Connaught Rangers Torquay Miss Pope John Jeffrey James Wilson James Low Hackney Bethnal-green Stratford Clerkenwell A .Cigin Dilton Willoughby Clem Jenkins SuRnetizs Serrin Joe Lurce Vincenzo Sangiovanni America Tar East End Robert Hodges Mary Masters Stepney Divall H Division Hodges East-end William Joynson Hicks London General Omnibus Company John Robert Larson Bais Roblery Crry John Johnson Bank of England Deacon's Morsh Sarah Que Southwark Justice Darling Henry Richard Kemp Annie Smoothy Alicia Howe A. Tait Amelia Hollis Frederick William Thompson Rose Moore Evan Davies Goldsmith-road Worship-street Jacob Nathan

Great Fingall Fraudster Sentenced for 5,000 Share Forgery

Anthony Stanley Rowe, late secretary of Great Fingall Consolidated, pleaded guilty to forging a transfer for 5,000 Great Fingall shares and obtaining two cheques for 14,500 and 2501 with intent to defraud. He borrowed money on forged instruments, absconded to Canada, and incurred huge defalcations. The court jailed him for 10 years penal servitude.

Anthony Stanley Rowe Great Fingall Consolidated Quilty Justice Darling Rowe Canada Messrs Bewick Moreing Messrs. Streeter Spain Hiad

Bank official shooting case ends with insanity verdict

George Frederick Robinson, 27, engineer, indicted for feloniously shooting at Kenneth Grahame secretary of the Bank of England and Walter Tolmie head porter with intent to murder. Five shots fired. pursued by detectives Bacon and Digby after water hose used. Medical evidence: insane at the time, may recover. jury orders detention during the King's pleasure.

George Frederick Robinson Kenneth Grahame Bank of England George Tolmie Bacon Digby Grahame Walter Tomlie O'Dwyer Robinson America Klondyke New York England Africa Svith

London Fires Report Burdened Metropolis With Daily Blazes

The London fire tally shows 69 blazes in seven days including 14 on Saturday, with numerous small fires reported across areas such as Holloway Paddington Woolwich Bermondsey Pimlico Mile End Notting Hill Peckham Forest Hill Bromley Greenwich and Southwark. Notable incidents include a bootmaker ironmongers and cabinet maker sheds burning, a detonator works explosion at East Greenwich injuring a worker, and several fires in shops and residences across central and south London.

Metropolis Wellington Road Holloway Praed-street Paddington Anglesea-road Woolwich Spa Tavern Sparoad Bermondsey Winchester-street Pimlico Commercial-street Spitafields Monpar Mileend-place Mile-end Hast Ferry-road Cubitt-town Highroad Lee Portobello-road Notting-hill Brighton Shackeray-street Silverthorne Road Battersea Holland Road Kensington Central-street St. Luke's Albert-road Peckham Elizabeth Roebuck Gillingham-street Pimhea Dartmouth-road Forest-hill St. Leonora’-road Bromley High Holborn High-street Sydenham Empson-street Suffolk-street Pentonville Wepnespar Weptford-treen Salford-road Streatham-hill Argyle-road Ing’s-road Camden-town Cheval-place Bromptonroad Cannon-street-road Clifton-street Finsbury Edgware-road Provig Merchant's Norris-road Brompton-road Denmarkhill Draper's Oxford Street Eltham Oxford-street Cadby Hall Hammersmith-road Garfield-road Clapham Park-road Fivay Greenwich Blenheim Engineering Company Tunnel Avenue Alice Curran George Mechan Nelson Square Southwark Guy’s Hospital Fernholme Road Nunhead Hoxton-street Hast-street Walworth B.C Havering-street Commercial-road East Queen’s Gate-gardens South Kensington

Man Found Dead Near Clifton Rocks On River Avon

A well-dressed man was found Friday at the foot of Clifton rocks near the River Avon beside the Suspension Bridge. The body shows a severe fall from the summit rocks, estimated at hundreds of feet, suggesting a fatal accident or possible misadventure.

Fatan Clifton Rocks Avon

Home Markets Busy With Cattle Sheep And Grain Prices

The Islington Great Day livestock fair drew buyers though bids were cautious. Beef prices ranged around 4s to 4s 8d per 8lb for various breeds. sheep showed steady demand with Down Teigs at 63, 9-stone Lincolns at 5s remnant feeds sold slowly. At Deptford and Covent Garden markets grain, fruit, and vegetables moved with mixed interest. wheat held firm, oats improved, and flour markets remained slow but steady.

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