Court of Chancery and Other Courts Discuss Lunacy Proceedings
London November 13 1833 brief reports on Chancery cases Humphreys lunatic Evelyn transfer of funds pending adjudication and the Lord Chancellor’s directions. Rolls Court Attorney General vs Duke of Leeds regarding mortgaged property Clarksons claim escheat and Cross estate details Damages and demurrer cases in King’s Bench Common Pleas and Exchequer with sheriffs pricked for the year and a note on bankruptcy proceedings before Parliament authorities.
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Duke OF Leeds
Clarkson
Clarksona
Cross
Ogland
Ireland
Smith
Craven
Court OF King’s Bench
Andrews
Exchequer Court session ends with no counsel appearing
The King's Bench and Common Pleas judges met to dispose of writs of error from the Court of Exchequer on November 12. No counsel appeared in any cases set down, so they were struck out, and the court rose at half past ten.
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Exchequer Court
King's Bench
Common Priag
Court of Exchequer
Holborn
Serjeant Sellon
Jack
Tom Spring
Serjeant
Selloo
Sellon
Queen-Square
Devinavency
John Hindman
John Stewart
White
Mary Squires
Strutton-ground
Westminster
Stewart
Broadway
Bankrupt Edward Whelpdale Faces Scrutiny In Cross Keys Case
In a November 12 bankruptcy hearing before Commissioner Holroyd, Edward Whelpdale, a licensed victualler who bought the Cross Keys in Marylebone Lane, faced claims of about 4500. He lacked books, showed assets around 1630, and priorly used the name Edward Kilsby in Islington. Debts appear dubious, with creditors challenging proofs and the court adjourned without finalizing the case.
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Court OF Bankruptcy
Holroyd
Edward Whelpdale
Cross Keys
Marylebone Lane
Edward Kilsby
Islington
Kimble
High-street
Marylebone
John Crawford
Blewitt
Fetterlane
Cullam
Forgery Trial in Mansion House Case of William Collier
William Collier, a Liverpool surgeon, faced the Lord Mayor on a charge of forging an executor’s name to a will in a large funds transfer. Bank scrutiny linked the transfer to Collier acting for his wife, with testimony detailing paper work, signatures, and suspected fraud, ending in his commitment to Newgate for trial as evidence points to a deceptive scheme surrounding Mary Martin’s bequest.
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Cope
William Collier
Liverpool
Lamley
Freshfield
Bank of England
Collier
Richard Squire
Mary Martin
Sarah Collier
Witness
George
Henry Wheeler
Durant
Mr. Lumley
Mr. Squire
Lord Mayor
Sam
Ian
Squire
Blackburn
Rowland Durant
Mr. Durast
Newgate
Yen Row-Street
Byers
Honcerrorpd Manger Company
Hungerford
William Banks
Smith Payne
Smith
F. Roe
Knighthood and public notices in the 1883 Brighton list
The article records honours including Lieut.-Gen. P. Riall being knighted at Whitehall and appointments such as Robert Hillman of Lyme Regis as Master Extraordinary in Chancery. It lists lord-lieutenant signings, deputy lieutenants, militia promotions, and insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and various official notices across English counties.
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Robert Hillman
Lyme Regis
County of Dorset
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Price of Sugar in Great Britain in 1833
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar for the week ending November 5 1833 is thirty one shillings and one penny per cwt weight. This excludes Customs duties paid or payable on the importation of the sugar into Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Daring Ashburton Burglars Captured After Wide Theft Spree
A Ashburton gang known for bold robberies is busted after a greenhorn’s boast. They confessed to stealing wheat from two farmers, flour cheese and bacon from shops, and used a field horse to move loot. The gang’s hoard filled a rented barn with wheat barley oats potatoes fowls pigs bacon and apples. Leader Hele fled then was found exhausted begging cider. Prisoners remanded for trial.
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Greenhorn
Hele
Archdeacon Froude
Ray
Home
Devonport
Shipping Intelligence From Lloyds List Patchwork
A compiled report from Lloyds List on Nov 9 to Nov 11 details multiple ships damaged stranded or abandoned across the North Sea and Irish Sea. Vessels include Gazelle, Good Agreement, Chatham, Dorcas Savage, Seaflower, and Mary Heselton with crews saved or evacuated. plus multiple wrecks or groundings near Tarbert, St. Petersburgh, Copenhagen, and Orkney.
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Smyrns
Kingsdown
St. Paul's Island
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Trevor
Sproul
Barrow
Cardiff
Lintuick
Felicity
Underwood
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Chatham
Young
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Poole
Eagle
Westport
Miramichi
Betraat
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Lemon
Charleston
Owens
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Don
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Greenhow
Wiken
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Newry
Campbeltown
Matilda
Jackson
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Londonderry
Sanda
Stoomuness
Salus
Ferguson
Archangel
Belfast
Cepeirs
Friends
Wick
Doveran
Aberdeen
Hut
Nor
Seaflower
Cole
Boston
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Yar Mouts
Brandt
Favorite
Corton Sand
Orkeney
Imstant
Widewall
George
Nickmaune Shoal
Dalgerort
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Nargen
Johnson
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Cosi
Copenhagen
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Haes
Memel
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Esther
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Hibernian Military School and Ship Passage Tale
The Evening Post notes the government has no plan to abolish the Hibernian Military School and admissions seem paused though the institution will remain. A Providential escape recounts a steamer journey from Maese to Heenaes with four days at sea and near shipwreck off Goree, saved by wind and tide, though paddle-boxes and masts suffered damage.
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Heenaes
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Goree
Vesec
Viecount Cole
T. Egerton
W. Ys
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