Highway Robbery Trial at Norfolk Circuit Summary
On a Norfolk circuit day Judge Bosanque presided over two county cases with sparse public interest. A highway robbery charge against Joseph Wrest, linked to a companion named Lucas, ended in acquittal after disputed identifications and evidence about coats and a canvass bar. A separate case involved Thomas Hawarden Fazakerly, accused of false pretences selling military sash goods. after witness testimony and legal argument, the prisoner was discharged for insufficient proof of false pretence.
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Goo
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Dawmely
Cooling
John Elder
Sr. Currie
Lord Kenmure
Gillebrand Mall
Wimpole-street
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Fragmentary Bankruptcy Notices and Dissolutions Across Town
A dense OCR listing of bankruptcy court dates, attendees, and attorney details across Manchester, Liverpool, and Warwickshire. Names like J. Wright, A. Ramuz, C. Roberts appear alongside firms, addresses, and August deadlines, with numerous craft, trade, and partnership dissolutions noted.
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T. Dodd
Jim
Finchinzfeld
Essex
Plumber
J. Andd. Wright
Limehowehere
Poplar
Ship Chaniers
A. Ramuz
Frithetredt
Solo Square
Cabinet Asker
J. Ritchic
Kastlene
Walworth
Haker
Wo Medley
Alo. Medley
Aylesbury
Aus
Norman
Princes Street
Teiersters Square
Silversmith
Biggs
Pusuarow
City
Leeds
Court Howe
M. Fowler
Lymington
Southampton
Angel Hotel
Lymingon
KR. Perry
Bath
Unter
Gine
Castle and Ball Hotel
Rudman
Froiteryr
Eleren
Mr. Drake
BR. Homan
Midder
George Ian
Batthe
Suasex
Kay
Heaton Norns
Lancashire
Victualler
Commitasionere” Hooms
Manchester
We Willisaan
Middleton
Ironfounder
Coaun Aioners
Roots
Royal appointments and Garter order dispensation notices
At St Jamve's Court on July 12 1837 the Queen dispenses with usual Garter installation rules for Charles William Frederic Emicou Prince of Leiningen and grants full rights as Knight Companion. Lord Chamberlain office notes appointments of Manjuis Conyngham Kip, Charles Fitzroy, plus a long list of Lords in Waiting and household grooms in waiting.
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St. Jamve's
Order of the Garter
Charles Willian
Frederic Emicou Peince
Leiningen
Manjuis Conyngham
K.P
Sant Charles Fitzroy
Marquis of
Huadfort
Queensberry
Falkland
Viscount Terrngton
Lord Byron
Lord Gardner
Lord Lilford
Lord Templemore
Lord Chamberlain
William Lowey
G. K
Robert Otway
Colonr Thoman Armstrong
Charles Murray
William Coupar
Henry Seton
Captain Peckell
RLN
Henry Rich
Law Bankruptcy Case Delivers Ruling On Chambers Deed
The Attorney General urged enforcement of a 1835 deed settling Mr. Abraham Henry Chaubers elder against Messrs Groom and others. The court reviewed the 23,000 debt distribution among Green trustees, Wilton, Williams, and Chambers, noting Chambers’ admission of the deed’s validity and his loss of challenge rights. Assignees argued funds existed but paid only costs. the court weighed whether priorities favored Chambers and his family amid vast estate value and ongoing estate administration.
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Abraham Henry Chaubers
Messrs. Groom
Chambers
Fleet
Green
Wilton
Messrs
Mayhew
Johinson
Costa
A’reckell
Walliams
Aasignees
UK Accountant General
Bankruptcy Court
Attorney General
Messrs. Migteos and Johnson
Une Sity
Williams
Harvey
Bankruptcy Office
Dixon
Grero
Jacob
Richards
Grovral
Thas Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Bia
Chanders
Opera House finances and trustee order in High Court
In a court discussion the balance sheet shows rents of the Opera House at 10,000 with other outgoings, leaving a potential surplus of 20,000. A prior charge of 7,000 remains for solicitors, with 2,000 to be paid to Mr Chambers if the trustee consents. The Lord Chancellor plans an order to pay 2,000 to Chambers. affidavits will be read tonight and further cost orders decided tomorrow. The hearing rose at 3:30.
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Musgrove
Cumberland Arket
Pee Hon
Gault
Ustin
Upper Claptin
R. Musgrove
Auction Mart
Tainay
Taoise
Cher
Rich
Clapton
Mount Pleasant-lane
Alwa
William Hursey
South Galery
Coumbers
Green
Chambers
Worrow
Prerogative Court case on administration bond liability
The Murray and Donaldson matter questioned whether an administration bond could be sued on against a surety. James Murray’s estate faced insolvency with unadministered assets. A three year respite granted by the testator’s son R Murray ended with Donaldson’s death, and the court held the surety exonerated due to acquiescence and lack of an exhibited account.
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James Riddle
Bishopecate Street
Tooley Street
Southwark
Kingsland
Clerkenwell
R. Musgrove
Farpar
Fishopsgate-street
Oto
Pollam
Thompson
Tooley-street
Lotto Menara
Baler
Guoura
Koiisan
Kingl
Elephant
Sutton Street
Murray
Matthew
Imeey
James Murray
India
Mr. Donaldson
R. Murray
Assize Proceedings Report from Essex and Lincoln Circuits
The assize for Essex opened with 49 prisoners for trial and a limited calendar. In Lincoln, eighteen prisoners faced trial with nine cases completed. a notable case involves the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a local alderman’s son alleged misrepresentation, ending in damages for the plaintiff.
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Midland
Liscoln
Lincoln
Assizea
Society For the Prevention of
Stamford
Tts
Moony T
Adams
Hill
Louth
Descaudant
Boston
Toe
Sergeant Goulburn
Datmages
Police Intelligence at Bow Street and Marlborough Street
Catherine Barrett an accused shoplifter at Groves woollen shop Covent Garden was caught concealing three pieces of cotton print valued at 2 shillings and 3 pence after depositing a shawl as a token for later. She claimed drunken confusion and was committed for trial. A separate case on false pretences involved a young man with mustaches before Mr Dyer on Marlborough Street.
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Bow-Street
Catharine Barrett
Riiteae
Martin Felmington
Groves
Kingstreet
Covent-garden
Pod
Ube
Mary Rycroft
Marlborough Street
Dyer
Carrie
Thames Office Confirms Navigation Offence By Master Purvis
The Thames magistrate hears James Purvis master of the collier De Merara plead guilty to leaving Greenwich without a harbour permit. Captain Rowland testified the permit was not obtained, though believed secured by a waterman. The court lines out by laws to enforce strict navigation and fines Purvis a pound plus costs. The case highlights river management and the need to deter collier masters from obstructing the Pool. The HarboursMaster Rowland confirms the detention flag was flying as the ship moored off Rotherhithe. The bench imposes the minimum penalty of one pound with costs.
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James Purvis
Demerara
Greenwood
Greenwich
Charles Rowland
Fearnley
Clivet
Greeswood
Ryland
Corporation
Thames
Rowland
Rotherhithe
Upper Canada Speaker Appointed as Judge and Bank Notes Crisis
The Lieutenant Governor announces Archibald MacLean's appointment to King’s Bench and registrar duties, vacating the Speaker seat and prompting a new Speaker election. Allan Napier Macnab is chosen as Speaker. The speech outlines banking notes issues amid Republican note payments and possible legislative actions to stabilize specie and public confidence in Upper Canada. The governor urges balance between bank suspensions and public debt obligations, stressing integrity and trust in the British Empire.
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Mospay
Fata
Stourmont
House of Assembly
Terapay
Jose
Legislative Council
Allan Napier Macnab
Upper Canada
Peraons
Aga L
Thames Tunnel Committee Report on Engineering and Finance
The select committee reports no greater engineering difficulties than Walker stated and notes revenue is speculative. They consider whether interest on 374,6001 capital is covered and approve continuing Treasury advances to the Thames Tunnel Company, citing 180,0001 spent by proprietors and 72,0001 by the public. July 1537.
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Thames
Thames Tunnel Company
Thunderstorm Rips Through Cross Keys and Bolton
A fierce thunderstorm struck Cross Keys and Little Bolton, smashing windows and injuring several family members lightly. Lightning hit a window at Boling Coronation Factory, injuring a spinner named Patrick M Mullan and causing debris damage. The bolt also struck near Ormrod and Son’s pin mill and ignited loose cotton but was quickly put out.
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Cross Keys
Little Bolton
Bolling
Patrick M‘ Mullan
James Menzies
Messrs. Ormrod and Son
Bollow Chronicle
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