Law Report Injunction Granted In Slander Case
Mr Justice Phillimore in the King's Bench Division heard De La Bertanche v Marren regarding a slander claim by Royal London Friendly Society trustees and Bradford branch plaintiff against Andrew J. Marren. Damages set at 1s with an injunction to restrain repetition. defendants absent.
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Justice Phillimore
King’s’ Bench
Watt
de la Bertundhe
Thomas Byrne
Royal London Friendly Society
London
Bradford
Andrew J. Marren
General Friendly Collecting Society
Moran
Contaot
Crown Claim Fails in Life Policy Estate Duty Appeal
In the Court of Appeal Masters Mathew and Cozens-Hardy ruled the Crown cannot uphold estate duty on policy moneys paid to trustees in a complex family arrangement. Sir Henry Peek’s policy on Cuthbert Edgar Peek, assigned amid a marriage settlement to trustees, was contested after Cuthbert’s death. The court allowed the appeal for the defendants, ordering judgment for them with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert Edgar Peek
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Limited
Sir Henry Peek
Cuthbert Peck
Cuthbert Pck
Augusta Brodrick
Viscount Midleton
Henry Peck
Augusta
Louisa Brodrick
Cuthbert Peek
Justice Ridley
Justice Cozens-Hardy
Convict's Affairs Before Justice Phillimore In Bankruptcy
In London yesterday Benjamin Greere Lake formerly of Lincoln's Inn Fields now in penal servitude for misappropriating clients' money faced Mr. Justice Phillimore. The hearing concerned Henry Cavendish's claim to prove 25,000 pounds against the bankrupt estate. The trustee sought to exclude Cavendish from dividends unless he filed proof within 21 days. Cavendish, a Lake client, was linked to substantial transactions and the Spooks case. the court extended Cavendish's filing deadline to January 31 due to voluminous accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Phillimore
London Court of Bankruptcy
Benjamin Greere Lake
Lincoln’s-inn-Fields
Henry Sheppard Hart Cavendish
Rt. Muir Mackenzie
Cavendish
Leigh Clare
Mr. Cavendish
Lake
Justice Byrne
Salvage Claim Over One Blade Propeller Towoff Uruguay
In Admiralty Court Justice Barnes heard a salvage claim by Ss Ganges Y owners against the Caduceus crew and owners. The Caduceus, damaged and short of blades, signaled distress off Uruguay. Ganges towed her to Montevideo after boarding a crew member, with heavy seas and risk noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnes
Trinity Masters
Uruguay
Cardiff
Montevideo
Caduceus
Capetown
Caducens
Kansara
Ganges
Court rules on salvage of Caduceus after Montevideo Roads incident
In a judgment the master’s report described the weather as moderating and the vessel Caduceus as he navigated toward Slee shore with one blade, anchors set, fearing the cabbies would part. The salved ship valued at 5000l faced salvage at 700l, to be split among owners 500l, master 75l, and crew 12l 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Montevideo
Injunction Sought Over Lincoln Farm Nursery Dispute
Mr Justice Byrne in Chancery dismissed an injunction bid by nurseryman John Eewin Anderson against MP Cox and A Burgoyne. Anderson alleged a five year, March 28 1901 lease of Lincoln Farm Mill Hill for nursery use violated an earlier agreement. The court found no such agreement and awarded costs to the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Byrne
Chancery
John Eewin Anderson
Millhill
TI. &. B Cox
M.P
A. Burgoyne
Cox
Lincoln Farm
Burgoyne
West End violin maker's speculations in gambling contract
In the King’s Bench Division Justice Darling found the contract a gambling transaction. Price Hickman Co. sued violin maker Paul Schiller for 1133l. the profits were commissions. The case spanned June to October with 44 cotton contracts for 100 bales each. Delivery never intended. the firm hedged like a book maker. Judgment for the defendant with costs and stay of execution.
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King’s Bench
Justice Darling
Messrs
Mr. Matthews
Schiller
Dahmann
Mr. Price
Liverpool
Chayter
Yesterdays Police Raid At Westbourne Club Nets Six Charged
Marylebone magistrates heard six men charged with using the New Westbourne Club at 118 Westbourne Grove a registered club and common gaming house. Eighteen more faced charges for being on the premises and aiding the principals. Witnesses described faro play, taped betting books, and a bay window room. Bail and remand details were set. summonses to strike the club from the register were granted.
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Marylebone Police Court
Westbourne Club
Westbourne Grove
S & Common Gaming House
Joseph le Foi
Westbourne-grove
Alfred Russell
Chapel-mansions
Notting-hill
James Gurnell
Cumberland-crescent
West Kensington
Wm. Anderson
Camera-square
Chelsea
James Robbins
Saltram-crescent
West Kilburn
James Ray
Stafford-road
Glayzier
Anderson
Russell
le Voi
Curtis Bennett
Muskett
Commissioner of Police
Hermit of Hainault Forest Faces Licence Charge
Stratford police court heard the Hermit of Hainault Forest known as Dr Bell kept two dogs without a licence. The bearded forest keeper defends his role saying he kills snakes and tends ditches. He was fined 10s plus 4s costs but claimed he had no money. He pledged to pay.
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Hainault Forest
Dr. Bell
Stratford Police Court
Defendant
Telrum
Tabrum
Dolls From Albert Hall Charged With Theft At Westminster
Wm Edward Brazier and Herbert Gibbs, both charged at Westminster police court, allegedly stole dolls bon-bons and chocolate from the Albert Hall Truth exhibition. Det Barnaby stopped them near South Kensington, pockets filled with merchandise. Witnesses said the men, casually employed to pack items for distribution to hospital and workhouse children, took leftovers for themselves. Magistrate remanded for a week. no bail.
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Edward Brazier
Henrietta-street
St. Luke’s
Herbert Gibbs
Lockington-road
Battersea-park
Westminster Police Court
Albert Hall
Barnaby
South Kennington Station
Augustus Mallard
Truth
Hall
Mr. Sheil
Mallard
Mr. Mallard
Woman Charged With Bigamy At West Ham Court
Florence Rebecca Redhead aged 29 of Little Downham Road Ely Cambridge faced West Ham police court yesterday charged with intermarrying Henry Foster. The case alleges a second marriage while still legally married, reflecting a serious bigamy accusation and potential criminal proceedings.
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West Ham
Florence Rebecca Redhead
Little Downham Road
Ely
Cambridge
Henry Foster
Burglars' Tools Found At Wormwood Scrubs Case
George Banks, 32, a clerkenwell dealer, was charged on remand with throwing over the Wormwood Scrubs wall a screwdriver, a jemmy and two tiles to aid a prison escape. A warder found the items in a cloth parcel at the wall. Banks, recently released, claimed poor condition of the tools and wrapping. He was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Banks
Penton-Street
Clerkenwell
West London
H.M
154
Hanson
Canal Pirates in Court Charged at West London Police Court
William Jones 22 William Snows hall 18 and Luke Hunstey 18 were charged as suspected persons found on a wharf at the Grand Junction Canal Harlesden with unlawful purpose and wilfully damaging a boat house owned by Joseph Pratt College park. Detective sergeant Spencer said locals called them Pirates of the Canal for camping on an island and stealing coal from barges to warm the boathouse. The magistrate discharged Hentley and ordered Jones and Snowshall to pay 12s each or seven days in prison.
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William Jones
William Snowshall
Luke Hunstey
West London
Harlesden
Joseph Pratt
College Park
Spencer
Hentley
Jones
Snowshall
Yorkshireman's Adventure in London
Irene McKinnon aged 24 residing West Hampstead faced Marylebone police court on theft charges involving two Bank of England notes and a diamond ring from land and estate agent Thomas S Ellis. Prosecution cited meetings at Leicester Square and Covent Garden, with bail set at 200 pounds and two sureties of 150 pounds each.
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Irene McKinnon
Priory Road
West Hampstead
Marylebone
Bank of England
Thomas Smithson Ellis
Victoria Chambers
South-parade
Leeda
Acomb
Yorkshire
Nonweiler
Leicester Square
King’s Cross
York
Freko Palmer
L'Rocadero
Bowyer
Curtis Bennett
Market gloom drags stocks amid Far East rumours
London earnings drift lower with most foreign bonds and mines easing. Consols slip to near 883 for money, while British and Canadian rails show mixed moves. Week’s Bank of England outflow and Egypt gold shift marked by 25k in gold bought and 100k in govern ments withdrawn. Police court sentences Edith Claringbold, 30, to 21 days hard labour for theft and threats, linked to an alleged accomplice.
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Artversooy
Far East
Nicolai
Moscow-Jaroslaw
Hull and
Barnsley
North- Western
Golden Horseshoe Rage
de Beers
Modderfoutein
Associated
East Rand
Rand Mines
Anaconda
Wassau
Great Fingals
Bank of England
Egypt
P.c
India
Bartisn Railwars
Caledonian
Great Eastern
Great Western
Jon
Bright
Ord
Lon
Chat
Do First
N.W
Great Central
Metropolitan Con
Met
Midland
North British
North-Eastern
Central London
City
South London
Grand Trunk Ord
Atchison
West London
Edith Claringbold
Rose Cottage
Charlton
Shepperton
Sillwood
Macmurdo Road
Fulham
Sergi
Bedford
Poachers Sentenced After Duke of Westminster Incident
At Chester three men Pallington Rhodes and Brown pleaded guilty to night poaching on the Duke of Westminster estate They were found with nets and six rabbits Their prior convictions were noted Brown received one month Rhodes and Pallington six months each All three were bound over to future good behavior
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Chester
Pallington
Rhodes
Brown
Duke of Westminster
Pallin
Rhodea
Pellington
No better proof of Mel Cine Value Than Testimonials
The worldwide popularity of Mother Seigel's Syrup rests on voluntary testimony from thousands who have tried it. It is said to have cured indigestion biliousness constipation headaches dizziness and other stomach liver and kidney disorders.
Digestive Aid Promises Nourishing, Restorative Effects
Brief extracts from letters describe the product Compounded of fruita roots and Mother Borgers Syrup. It claims to aid digestion, tonify stomach liver and kidneys, and restore vigor for those worn by unhealthy surroundings, occupation, worry, overwork, or climate change.
Shigel's Syrup Promises Cure for Indigestion Ills
A patient recounts prolonged stomach distress from indigestion and flatulence, with dizziness and tiredness. After trying various medicines, one remedy appeared to revitalize him quickly, restoring health within a short time, as noted by the user from Cromwell-road reference.
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Douglas
Cromwell-road
Rednil S Jarrey
Cure by Mother Seigel's Syrup Ends Digestive Pain
Six or seven years ago I suffered severe indigestion with chest pain and headaches. After months of treatment with little relief, a friend recommended Mother Seigel's Syrup. Within weeks it restored my health. Mr J Farmer, 37 Fernshaw road, Fulham road, Chelsea.
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Mother Seigel
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Madara Society" Printing and Publishing Works
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