Practical Observations on Strictures and Debility Cure
See a new edition offering practical observations on strictures of the urethra and rectum with an improved treatment system. It details cases of long standing strictures removed in weeks and discusses syphilis, debility, self abuse harms, with endorsements from medical reviewers and a list of medical works by Dr. Courtenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Oawhyn
Catherine Street
Strand
Upper King-street
Eee
Marah
Oxford-street
Chapple
Pall-mall
Hayes
M‘phon
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Courtenay
Great Marlborough Street
Inspector and Literary Review
Accommodation of the Bar in Grand Jury Room
Court notes propose using the Grand Jury Room for the bar with Lord Chancellor backing a temporary arrangement. Master of the Rolls advertises hearing notices and requires solicitors to submit key papers two days before hearings for all cause types including wills and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Howard
Grand Jury
Rolls Court
Master of the Rolls
Bankrupt Deed Questioned in Exchequer Trover Case
In a Newcastle assizes trover suit, assignees seek to overturn a deed by Clapman for stock and fixtures, arguing it was an act of bankruptcy. The defendants, trustees of the North of England Joint Stock Bank, faced contention over whether the deed voided creditors’ rights and transferred property after a large overdrawn debt. The jury found intent to defeat creditors. the court weighed whether the deed constituted an act of bankruptcy and if possession by defendants invalidated the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapman
North of England Joint Stock Banking Company
Clapham
Newcastle
Pollock
Nes
Madaron Parke
Ace
M Ir
Baron Gurney
Bankruptcy Deed Questioned In Court Ruling
London courtroom details a case where a bankrupt’s later deed assigned three ships to defendants for an advance of 13000 pounds. The ruling held that remaining property can support a bona fide assignment and denied the rule to enter the verdict for the plaintiff, with further hearings on related points of record and assignment validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales ¥. Smith
Trovel
Baron Parke
Court of Exchequer
Serjeant
Bumpus
Hebbart
Thomas and Freeman
Justice Parke
Warwick Assizes
Goulbourn
Mosely J. Tinckeer
Derby
France
Doncaster
Hill
Court of King's Dench Mandamore Refuses Bond Action
In North Riding a mandamus rule to compel a high bailiff to bond for county rates was refused after magistrates declined to proceed against Collector Lodge for overcollection. The Attorney-General advised against Lodge’s duty, but the court kept the rule. The vestry suit in Bloomsbury ended with a non suit. Also a Birmingham Argus libel case declined further trial due to absence and jury conduct claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Dench
Alexander
North Riding of Yorkshire
Ralph Lodge
Lodge
Lode
Robinson
Rogers
St. George’s
St. Giles, Bloomsbury
Fee Pariah
King
Birmingham Argus
Montgomery West
Taunton
Justice Taunton
Curious case in court over 9001 bill of exchange
Sir Joseph Littledale heard a motion to stay proceedings in an action against a Somersetshire baronet over a 9001 bill of exchange. The baronet discounted a bill via a Bath linen-draper, received 400 pounds and a 2000 shilling picture, sold the picture for 35 pounds, and agreed to a renewed bill for 9001 with a horse valued at 1001 as part of the consideration. The plaintiff would be the linen-draper’s brother, residing in Bristol. The judge ordered a rule to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Keng’s Bench
Joseph Littledale
Somersetshire
Bath
Bristol
Follett
Outrage Charged in Mansion House Case Against Clerk
At Mansion House Mr Robert Butcher a clerk to a solicitor faced charges after an alleged attack on the solicitor Tebbutt and family in Australia Friars during a second subpoena for a Court of Exchequer case. The solicitor cited legal risk and described the act as one of the worst possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebbutt
Toomen
Roy
Smith
Bridewell
Mealey
Union Hall
James Matthews
Wedgwood
Cooper
Haberdasher
St. Paul's Churchyard
Gowar
Bt Newingem
Brittle
Woodstreet
Cheap
France
Michachnas
Suieniriassect Aed
Town-Hall
Barrat
Henry Allen
Alias Hanning
Catharine Oxley
Mansion House
Robert Butcher
Austin Friars
Court of Exchequer
Aussia-friars
Inquiry into Carpenters' Company Mismanagement Unfolds
The municipal inquiry continued with clerk Jupp testifying on charges of wasteful spending by the master warden and assistants. He disputed claims of improper freeman admissions, detailed charity outlays, and inflated dinner expenses while noting factual accounts of incomes and expenditures. He defended court practices and urged full disclosure to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Company
Commissioner Jardine
Jupp
Japp
Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Jupp
Rocher
Church of England
Rt. Jupp
Simmoana
Simmons Bag
Court of the
Rimmans
Oder
Tha Court
Teateters
Marine Society
Jardine
Jupps and Rochers
Asserioasch
Nicholas Tyndal
Ec Orien
Nicholas Cyndal
Aera
N. Tyndal
the, Company, &c
Coventry
Simmoga
Bea
Charity Commissioners
Godalming
Godelming
Greenwich Railway
Fishmongers” Company
Towse
Fishmongers* Company
Burnett
Horsers Y
Inspector Wavendon Suspended and Dismissed from Force
Three months after being examined on a charge of assaulting Rath Morris in a Marylebone station house cell, Squire Wavendon was suspended and, at twelve o clock Saturday night, ordered to attend the Commissioners. He and Superintendent Morris, alleged to have pressured the case, were dismissed from the force. Inspector Cater now acts in A division in the interim, filling the room of Lazenby until a new superintendent is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Wavendon
Division of Police
Frederick Roe
Bow-street
Marylebone
Rath Morris
Bow Street
Emale
Morris
Cater
Lazenby
Rans
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Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
T. G. Brooks
St. Katherine’s Dock
Dublin Bream
John-Street
Cratched-friare
Regent-cired
Cratched-friars
Operative Builders’ Union
wFe
J. D. Styles
Lite
Portland-Street
Cavendish-square
Eee Arble
London Marble and Peanel Fitted Company
Millbank
Westminster
Holyweill-street
LAW
London
Price
Tenley Street
Alderman Anstey
Queen-Square
Thomas Byford
Messrs
Burrell
Gregorie
Shaw
Tower Wine Vaults
Westminster Road
Jobn Richardson
Bartholomew Fair
Richardson
Johnson
Gibson-street
Tower
Kean
Keans
Eton School
Eton
Tom Thumb
Tom Thumié
Windsor Castle
Master Cary
Windsor
George
Mr. Richardson
John Todd
Mary Todd
Long
Chapman
Rosemary-lane
White
Worship-Street
Rogpery
Samuel Taylor
Twyford
George Ellis
Edmonton
Thomas Baldyke
Ellis
Taylor
Thomas Vann
Shoreditch
Mr. Twyford
White Hart Tn
Baldyke
Sarah Sineldir
Whitecross-street
St. Luke's
Pearse
H Division
Metropolitan Police
Thames Office
Fravp
The
Swan
Bell Wharf
Lower Shadwell
Ballantine
Mr. Ballantiné
Mr. Smith
Evans
Thames Police
Henry Johnson
Combe
Gravesend
Highstreet
Shadwell
Ratcliff
Lewis Harris
High-street
John Perryman
Harris
David Davis
Blopseller
Champion
Lisbon
Lewis
Shepherd
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