Lawsuit over 400 bill of exchange in King s Bench
In the King s Bench Division Mr Edmund Bollard sues Julius Beerbohm for 400 on a bill of exchange endorsed by City Assets Company. Justice Phillimore awarded the plaintiff the bill amount with interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Phillimore
King’s Bench
Edmund Joseph Bollard
Julius Beerbohm
Grosvenor-place
City Assets Company
Phillimore
Guildhall
Hampshire
Sunbury Buildings
Calvert-avenue
Shoreditch
Evesmus
Mall
Snewdham-street
Edgware-road
Jos
Thy Grive
Wendsworth
James T. Ritchie
Langford
Fixlay
Hwapshire
Freeman
James
Wounis
Freeman Wold
Newington Sessions Cycle Robberies indictments and sentences
The court charged John Foster Frank Sharpington Joseph Sharpington and Arthur Sharpington with stealing five bicycles from multiple owners in the Elephant and Castle area. Frank Sharpington pleaded guilty to stealing and Foster to receiving, with nine months and twelve months hard labour respectively. Other defendants were discharged or faced related charges as detectives credited for sharp policing. Nine bicycles were found at the prisoners’ addresses. Edward Brailey and Josenhim Goowell faced separate indictments for stealing and receiving a bicycle after it was left outside the Railway tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard Joy
Randall
Marylebone
David Horsley
Westbourne-prove
Burnham
Priotor
Curtis Bunnett
John Foster
Frank Sharpington
Joseph Sharpington
Arthur Charles Sharpington
Frank Tibrook
Wm. Patrick
Frederick Hawkes
Elizabeth Bale
Joseph
Arthur Chas. Sharpington
Foster
Beard
Elephant and Castle
Jeffeys
Dunlop Company
St. Mary-street
Sharpington
West-square
MacConnell
Edward Brailey
Josenhim
Goowell
Walter Skelton
Railway Tavern
Elephant Road
Newington
Bermondsey Newroad
Treasure trove ruling in Lough Foyle antiquities case
Mr Justice Farwell ruled that the Celtic gold ornaments found near Lough Foyle belong to the Crown, not the Irish Museum. The trial explored votive offerings and treasure trove law, noting the items pre Christian in origin and of historic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Farwell
British Museum
Lough Foyle
Londonderry
Royal Irish Academy Aet
Irish Society of the
City of London
Fishmoneers’ Company
Justice Larwell
Ireland
Not Out of the Wood Aged 17 Cleared on Reins Theft
John Bartley 17 of Danvers Street Chelsea faced South Western police court on a remand charge of stealing four reins from cab proprietor George Butler of Kernley Mews Battersea. He pleaded guilty to the trick involving a note, but was discharged to a reform home with caution from the magistrate who warned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Croydon
Walter John Lov
Oxford Road
New Lawn
Upper Woorwood
Edward Geary
Shipton
Turner
Johnson
Stamford
Geary
Wellington Barracks
Bminey
Johnson and Smith
Westminster
Wellington House
Robert Miles
Watts
Sheil
Sydenham
Edward Cannon
South-Western
Streatham Highroad
Frederick Wm. O'Leary
Percy Road
South Norwood
West Ham
Royal Field Artillery
John Bartley
Danvers-Street
Chelsea
George Butler
Kernley-mews
Battersea
Tie
McGowan
Swearing Allegedly At Weather Leads to Fines
Richard Dimmock aged 38 of 55 Fergus street Foyt Greenwich and Lawrence Sheehan aged 40 of 25 Yargus-street were charged at Greenwich police court with using obscene language. They admitted swearing but claimed it was at the weather. Mr Kettle ruled the weather no excuse for bad language in the streets and fined them 20 shillings each or 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High-Street
Lewisham
Greenwich
Maurice Mosely
Belfast Linen Association
Moore
Belfast
Francis Kennedy
Lelinst Wan
Kettle
Richard Dimmock
Fergusstreet
Foyt Greenwich
Lawrence Sheehan
Yargus-street
Market Reforms Lure Investors in Rail and Mines Stocks
Bank of England cuts discount rate to 3 percent triggering a price rally in American rail shares and mine issues. Transvaal Loan premium quoted. Consols steady. gold inflow to Bank of England totals 170,000 pounds for week. Japanese and Italian issues show mixed moves while Canadian stocks edge lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Sarerpar
Bank of Enzland
Denver
Norfolk
Wabash
Western
Midland
Metropolitan
Rio Tinto
Modderfontein
Guldfields
Gold Coast
Warsaw
Lake View
Guideo Hosesiio
de Beers
Ivwahoe
Transvaal
J Prem
Bank of England
Hairdressers' and tobacconist business notice
Fragmented OCR item mentions fitting up and atonement with estimates and illustrated catalogues for BR HOVEN DEN and SUNS Ltd at 28 to 83 Berners Street and 70 Goy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Hoven den and Suns, Ltd
Berners-strees
W. i
Guy-cuinl
Big
Ludo —Ladetes
United Kingdom News Roundup of Accidents and Honors
A wide array of short notices reports accidents, inquests, and local events across towns. Notable items include a fatal fall in Berwick, appointment of Chester postmaster James, and Coventry adults punished for neglecting children. Various fetes, hospital fundraisers, and street preparations for royal visits are described alongside municipal incidents and minor crimes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW and Police
Skeat
Robert Novice
District Railway
Morton-street
Fulham
West London
Louisa Nevise
H. Pierron
Manchester
John Haynes
Haynes
Arthur Morris
Mr. Blank
Pierron
Somerset House
Bow-street
Yeaterday
Waller John Richards
Muir
Inland Revenue
Prisoer
Percy and
Herry
Ward
Basham-road
Balham
Sid
Somerset
Elizabeth Johnson
Gloucester-terrace
Bhyde-Park
Eugene Rosa Marshall
Rachel Brown
Isaacs
Frances Carter
Stratford Polive Court
Rosedale-roal
East Ham
Margaret Paitiun
Albert i Hehn
Arsuie
Vanstone
Mabo
Patti
Froretuetix
Los
Eosecut
Porcer
Portur
Fick
Earl's Court
Amon Te Skeet
Ay Usroat
West Tew
Harris
Hart's&—Rr
John Yaynes
Elizabeth Hall
Basccibad
Hidley Roads
Dalston
North London
Messrs
Olyett, Cockroft
Olyets, Limited
Hradley
Plessing
Highgate
Selina
Carysfoot-road
Hornsey
Henry Dalton
Nokes
Broadway
Crouch-end
Robins
William Hayes
Charlwood-street
Pimlico
Westminster Police Court
David Wright
Army Service Corps
Army Clothing Factory
T. D. Dutton
Haines
Vauxhall Bridge
Hunt
David Tucker
Fredk
Geo. Pratt
Delion
War Office
Goswell
Dover-strest
John Jones
Jones
Bradley
H. Jones
John Murray
Chan
H. French
Elijah Woolward
Wm. Vint
Tarn Street
William Smith
Johanna Harris
Ann Wheble
Peter Joseph Phelps
Wm. Pratter
Frederick Aggles
Elizabeth Leary
Charles Cliford
James Skinner
John Demon
Demetro
Georgina Woods
Mary Ambrose
Thom
Benjamin Cousins
St. Thomas’street
Albert Wright
Richard T. Baker
Triaizures
India
P.c
Rupes
Vaal
Prem
L.A.C
Win
Caledonian
Great Eastern
Great Western
Lon, and Bright, Ord
Lon. & Chut
Co. Furst Pref
Lon
N.W
Great Central
Metropolitan Con
Met
North British
North-Eastern
South-Eastern
Mezieun
Canadian Pac
Grid Trunk Ord
Do. Guar
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rend
Union Pacific Pres
Rand Mines
Jumpers
Chartered
Langlarz Ce
United Kingdom
Angel Inn
Berwick
Willliam Dogherty
Chester
Aaron
Cartledge
Bradford
Coventry
John Cox
Ellen Gunn
Crewe Cottage Hospital
Queen’s Park
Lancashire
Devonport
Prince and Princess of Wales
Dudley
Bowater
Dudley Union Infirmary
Farnworth
Farnworth and Walkden Iree
Greenbark
Barnes
J. Travis
Nationslree Church Council
T. C. Taylor
Radcliffe-cum-Farnworth
J. J. Mellor
St. John's
Liverpool
Patrick Flimmon
Sinclaim Street
Garston
Avon
Ile
Martha Ann Williams
Maidstone
All Saints
Graves
Taylor-Smith
Royal West Kent Regiment
George Capper
Wittington Station
Shippens, &c
Northwich Brigade
Plymouth
Sidney Mattera
Pennycross
Cox
Portsmouth
George Sturgesa
Jas. Clark
Rifle Brigade
Fratton
Rochdale
Ashcroft
Derbyshire
Scarborough
John King
Grenadier Guards
Filey
King
Inkerman
Yarmouth
George Alfred Smith
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