True Sun Newspaper Archives, Mar 2, 1837, p. 1

Desactwear and Tear Amended Docks Financing Plan

The document outlines a gross return, net profit, and a proposed financing plan for a docks project. It notes a capital sum of 19 000 with interest at four percent per annum, payable annually, and mentions that subscription has been made by an entity named Wartare as Chen trienite. Directors express cautious confidence the estimated sum will be adequate to complete works and invite share applications, directing payment to the Secretary or agents as they proceed on a first-come basis.

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London Evening News Report on 1832 Trial and Accident

The article recounts a London jury verdict in a July 1832 case involving a note dispute tied to Donkin and Walton, with the plaintiff entitled to damages. It also covers Elisabeth Dixon’s trial for the death of a newborn in Rathbury, the verdict of Not Guilty, and a fatal cart accident in Thames Street that led to discussions of relief for the widow and her orphans.

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Law case on damages and verdict from old court records

A mixed docket from the Court of Chancery and Arches Court reports a jury verdict awarding damages in a personal injury style action and discussions on a divorce proceeding. The record cites Lord Chief Justice and multiple counsel, with details of abutments, wall damage, and questions of proof and responsibility.

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Case continued over plan to issue Reed bust in Glamorgan

The arguments in the suit concerning the proposed bust of Mr John Reed of Bratton in Glamorgan, now deceased, were continued this day. The record notes the matter relates to the valuation or disposal of the paper project as the deceased’s last wishes.

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Widow’s Claim in Early Estate Suit Seeks Heap of Property

An 18th century probate dispute concerns a widow and paralyzed son disputing ownership of property valued around 1000 pounds and an estate of about 1,000 pounds per annum. The case centers on Masa Adee Uareis, the deceased’s niece, and the court proceedings before a judge who paused to hear further arguments on the will and statute.

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Insolvency case in Sarthe district over Beckett's Club debts

Edward Welly and others, proprietors on Clifforde Street known as the Lonage, faced creditors from the Busdua Marble Company. Examination revealed an insolvent tied to property and a marble table sale. Proceedings at the Chief Commissioner’s court adjourned with a plan to bring the insolvent before the court under proper regulatory steps.

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GoamMppine Horats Sarthe Clifforde Street Lonage Beckett's Club Pallamalt Woodretle Busdua Marble Company Ant Araakama Amebte Conpany Paul Mranickstid Monty ISG Feft Hitchcock Martin Davies Strerty Biemo Braaheme Himerlf Bane Touul Fom Mroore Marto Pheteaene Teef Cena Bart

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Annual Intelligence From Midland Clerault Assizes Start

The Northampton assizes opened amid a business of Thie counts, with forty prosecutions for tread. Several cases involve obituary accusations. trials on the Crown side begin, though most defendants face minor charges. One jury case remains pending as the sessions progress this Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Court session opens with heavy burglary and assault charges

Lord Chief Justice presides at Crown Court as calendar lists four burglary cases, nine offences against the game, one shooting with intent, one for an unnatural crime, and several thefts among the prisoners awaiting trial.

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Jaatice Jaatee Vandino

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Forsaken Typos Narrate A Fraud Trial In Hard-To-Decipher Prose

Fragmented OCR text outlines a county fraud case with forged warrant forged notes and theft allegations. It mentions a defendant accused of forgery and negligence, a judge or court proceeding, and two trials with mixed verdicts. Names and precise places are obscured by garbled writing.

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Winchester Crown Court Hears Game Destruction Case

At Crown Court Winchester James Chick John FPlar Woolan Coombes Charles Tiler and George Novers faced charges for unlawfully entering Froilands coppices to destroy game. Evidence showed the men resisted keepers and a gun was requested but not supplied. All were found guilty. Violet sentenced Chick to eight months and others to six months hard labour.

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Crown Court James Chick John Fplar Woolan Coombes Charles Tiler George Novers Froilands-coppies Calbourne Wight Sewer Rawlinson Massing Chick Comarmens Gurs Tomers Mitchams Laving Gog Violet

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Coven case opened in County Court

Northern Circuit Carlisle reports in County Court Mr Ingham opening for placards and Mr Alexander presenting the defence as Richard Alton Richardson stands as the only civil case against the Coven. The jury is to be addressed on the grounds that the product claimed to be established was rejected.

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Carlisle Mospay Fes Justice Vatteson Alton Richardson Phas Inghau Alexander Roge

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Central Criminal Court Court Indicts Man for Theft and Murder

In Harefeld Grove near Asbrute a man and accomplice were charged with theft valued at 26. A sheep flock was cut and one sheep stolen, leading to further suspicion of murder. Police recovered meat and a leg, and testimony described the accused as a plain country man rather than a brutal figure. The jury found the prisoner not guilty.

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Shocking Mansion Teouse Accident Involving Seaman’s Child

Police report a runaway cart driven by a man in custody caused a cart crash on Dowgate Hill near Walbrook. A mother with a child in her arms stood against the wall to avoid the vehicle. the child was fatally injured, dying at Guy’s Hospital minutes later. The driver made efforts to stop the team but could not prevent the panicked dash.

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Lisson Grove thieves gang at the bar and a bailiff case

Mary Lebonne and eight youths, named John Card Henry Watson William Smith James Newland Benjamin Jing James Walcox John Taylor Frederick Franklin, faced Mer. Rawlinson on felonies tied to a gang called the Lisson Grove thieves. Old woman Watkin alias Mother Stapkins harbored the culprits. Shoes and goods were found in several apartments. some items were traced to Mrs. Smith’s Chapel Street shop. Several prisoners were jailed or discharged with cautions as police sought remaining members. Separately Imperial Gas case: William Bushell to pay reduced penalty after magistrate action and appeal rights waived.

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Mary Lebonne CarTure Suse Yeaterday John Card Henry Watson William Smith James Newland Benjamin Jing James Walcox John Taylor Frederick Frankin Fartilane Viana Watkine Mother Stapkins Lissog-grove Vpodmeten Greorpe-wreet Taylor Franklin Smith Chapel Street Watking Beldame Vasier King Carol Oder Imperian Gas Company William Bushell Cross Keys Marylebonedane Rawlinson Imperial Gal Company Mer. Rees Bushell

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Marlborough Street Assault Case With Calumny Claim

A Cordwainer named Jonathan Sooxall faced a charge of assault after a disturbance at Marlborough Street. Witness Bob Buckeridge testified of a chaotic scuffle in a back kitchen amid accusations about a lady’s character. The magistrate ordered a fine and costs, noting the assault’s gross character.

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Marlborough Street Jonathan Sooxall Alfred Sinclair Showallsat Bob Buckerdge Bob Buckeridge Buckeridge Bob Scorall Scoxall Bery

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Hatton Gardens Case Draws Crowded Court to Town

Yesterday Mrs Newman and her daughter Miss Julia St. Claire Newman appeared before Mr Laing for further examination. The crowded office, packed benches, and widespread curiosity marked the scene as magistrates and onlookers watched the proceedings with high interest. Crowds lined the avenues and well dressed women filled the seats as the case moved to the bar.

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Robbery Suspects Commit Further to Trial in London

In a London case, Mrs Heathcote and Miss Newman testified about a jewellery theft from a house at 32 Alsop's Terrace and a New Road location. Landlord Codd described seeing Mrs Newman with an item under her cloak. Pawnbroker Robingon identified artifices pledged under Newman's name. Police noted other victims including Doctor Baxter and Lucy Hallett. The pair were committed for trial on five robbery charges.

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Laing Rawlinson Heathcote Vir. Heathcote Lincolnshire Alsop’s Terrace Regent's Park William Codd Miss Newman Robingon Compton-street Clerkenwell Julia Newman Lucy Hallett Prsoner Georg Collier

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Remarkable miscellany from a lively periodical

A vivid collage of anecdotes and curiosities. The piece lampoons progress with jokes about taxes for large families, railway sparks in eyes, feather beds, and early tech claims. It also reports a bear trap, a flashy matrimonial ad, leech-bite tricks, courtroom quips, and a town fire in Allytock linked to wool theft, with suspect Henry Walker jailed.

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Desactwear and Tear Amended Docks Financing Plan

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London Evening News Report on 1832 Trial and Accident

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Law case on damages and verdict from old court records

Case continued over plan to issue Reed bust in Glamorgan

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Widow’s Claim in Early Estate Suit Seeks Heap of Property

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Insolvency case in Sarthe district over Beckett's Club debts

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Annual Intelligence From Midland Clerault Assizes Start

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Court session opens with heavy burglary and assault charges

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Forsaken Typos Narrate A Fraud Trial In Hard-To-Decipher Prose

Winchester Crown Court Hears Game Destruction Case

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Coven case opened in County Court

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Central Criminal Court Court Indicts Man for Theft and Murder

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Shocking Mansion Teouse Accident Involving Seaman’s Child

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Lisson Grove thieves gang at the bar and a bailiff case

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Marlborough Street Assault Case With Calumny Claim

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Hatton Gardens Case Draws Crowded Court to Town

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Robbery Suspects Commit Further to Trial in London

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Remarkable miscellany from a lively periodical

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