Insolvent Debtor Case Dismissed Over Collusive Arrest
In the Insolvent Debtors Court Chief Commissioner dismissed a petition after ruling that a debtor who came to London and faced a nonpresent detaining creditor could not use the Act to gain liberty through a collusive arrest. The insolvent argued many creditors lived in London and could attend but the court held the tactic violated the law’s intent. The other matter, Robbery by a Son, involved Andrew Greenaway the baker who claimed his son’s actions and a robbery depleted his assets. The son, Thomas Greenaway, testified on his career and alleged support of his father, with the case adjourned to summon the landlord and give notice to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tyler
Great Marlow
County of Bucks
Woodroffe
Croxon
Cooke
London
Aylesbury
Andrew Greenaway
Thomas Greenaway
York Street
America
New York
Philadelphia
Ron Thomas
Chambers
St. James’s
Bryant
Conant
Hoxton
France
Ine
Bethnal-green
Lane
Labassiere
James Lloyd
Charles Bradley Potts
Messrs. Coxhead
St. Martin’s Court
St. Martin’s-lane
Lloyd
Messrs
Coxhead
Wilson
Brown-street
Finsbury
Bradley
Potts
Mr. Twyford
Ronson
Twyford
Thames Police
Richard Neville
Neville
Salmon’s Lane
Limehouse
Waters
Murray
Everal
Ballantine
Mansion House Hearings On Robbery Frauds At Union Row Minories
A youth named John Smith faced the Lord Mayor charged with extensive warehouse thefts exceeding 2000 in value. Testimony described pawning goods via a trusted work colleague and irregular orders. further cases included a Memphis man named John Champion accused of taking money from a letter to the Marquis of Salisbury and other robberies linked to a patchwork of items from silk to linen. The proceedings covered multiple suspects, remands, and concerns about trades’ unions, with policing plans and a desertion case heard at Queen Square and Ropeory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
John Clark
Bradd
Helmsley
Barge Yard
Clark
George Simons
Uniga-row
Andrisoner
George-yard
George
Aawnbroker
Aldgate
Cy Stor
John Champion
Marquis of Salisbury
Daniel Clarke
Bucklerabury
Richard Gardiner
Coleman-street
Champion
Dewy
South Mimms
Gardiner
Clarke
South _ess
Smithfield
George Holder
John Britton
Basinghall Street
Therisoner
Britton
Bedfordbury
Charles Price
New Street
Sir Charles Price
New House
London-bridge
Polkce
Merrilies
Brown
Queen Square
John Hutchinson
Third of Scots Fusileer Guards
King’s-mews
Charing-cross
Glards
America
Clerk
Horse Guards
Mr. Burrell
Horse Guarda
Kisoper
Tothillfields
Rossery
William Carter
Mr. White
Floodgate
Queen-square
Westminster
Couchman
Hammersmith
T Division
No. 12
George-street
Marlborough-Street
Jackson
Conant
Edward Fitzgibbon
Gloucester-place
Bank of England
Dewing
Barnett
Tradesmen's Union Formed To Protect Labor And Wages
A large tradesmen gathering at Queen's Arms Tavern Red Lion square forms a committee to create a union to protect labourers and fair wages against builders and capitalists. Speakers denounce monopoly, call for organized trades, and pledge to publish a manifesto to nobles and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Queen’s Arms Tavern
Lion-square
Roberts
Farringdon Ward
Lovick
Mechanics’ Institution
Mr. L
Baltic
Ball
Poor Man’s Guardian
Burden
Townley
Wild
Doncaster Races opening amid bustle and betting rooms
Doncaster gears up for the meeting with fast horses on the course, a new police corps in blue and red, and crowds of visitors. Plenipo and General Chasse lead the Derby and St Leger talk as bookmakers list odds and races including the Fitzwilliam Stakes and Champagne Stakes with Coriolanus and Nymphalia among the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
Monpay Nicur
Plenipo
Chassé
Lion of
Timbs
Leadbitter
Fitzwilliam
Orde
Jerry
Ridsdale
Marcellina
Lottery
Mr. S. Fox
Goldbeater
Gaberlunzie
Tomboy
Red House
Johnson
Nicholson
Lye
Racing Club
Coriolanus
Emilius
Fox
Major Yarburgh
Miss Bell
Belinda
Mr. Houldsworth
Felix
Sultan
Mr. Hapsty
Waverley
Curtius
Cyrus
Crespar
Gin
Nymphalia
Miss Nymphalia
Magnate
Flush
Callata
Violante
King’s Stud
Cressida
Priam
Ridadale
York
Marchesacolt
Pilgrim
Conelly
J. Day
Scott
Templeman
His Majesty
Walker
Watt
Blacklock
Mr. Harrison
Wilfred
Salvin
Isabella
S.fox
Oakley
Lord Sligo
Spume
Miss Wilfred
Connolly
Fidelity
Shipping News From Lloyd's List Tuesday Sailings and Calamities
Shipping intelligence reports numerous vessels damaged or driven ashore across European ports and seas. The Fly, Catherine, and several ships incur leaks, rudder damage, or complete losses near Fowey Swansea and Leith. Greek piratical activity noted near Java. vessels stranded at Falsterbo Reef and Hogland. Local notices describe cholera cordons abolished and a royal order about sanitary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's List
Fowey
Fowler
Swansea
Catherine
Nichol
Land’s End
Iverpool
N.W. Reef
Magachinhs
Charlotte
Jamaica
Warxworth
Serr
Ann
Jane
Leith
Pan Rock
Joseph
Youghal
Anne
James
Tobago
Elizabeth
London
Elsinore
Havannah
Council Office
Maprio
Ava
GuptaStar
Hettesounp
Aus
Anne Margaretha
Holm
Wybourg
Marseilles
Lessee
Menschikof
Lydhon
Christianstadt
Christiansand
Cronstapt
Donaldson
St. Petersburgh
Dublin
Hogland
Appollon Sands
Aggerot
nTzic
Britannia
Peterson
Liverpool
Exsinone
Juliana
Dundee
Adamson
Shields
Henrietta
Gesserman
St. Thomas
Porto Rico
Bristol
Coxaven
Adour
Moller
Amsterdam
Cleopatra
Cassan
Mataczas
Hamburgh
Saronica
Vourla
Iria
Hylotgah
Sourabaya
Gem
J. Douglas
Straits of
Balle
van Diemen's Land
Lecadieux
Bourbon
Sarah
Honduras
Mexican Mines Prospect Reports From Bolanos Mines
Accounts from Mexico via the regular packet describe encouraging discoveries at the Bolanos Mines. Ore found in bottom levels north of Cocina shaft and south of Conejera in the Barranco Mine, with both levels showing abundant ore. Other Mexican mines yield little information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bolanos
Cocina
Conejera
Barranco
Hops show bright samples but weigh light in many grounds
Reports from Sutton Valance, East Sutton, and Kent describe hops ripening slowly with seed and kernels scarce, causing light weights. Planters delayed operations, some started early, but as warm weather continues weight complaints may ease. Even so, some tracts in Ticehurst and Farnham show strong yields near a ton per acre in good gardens, while overall picking grows brisk across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Valance
Cuan Sutton
East Son Ton
TicenuRet
Ticehurst
Phushes
Kent
Sussexr
Births and marriages announced in the True Sun
Notices record several births including a daughter for the Hon Mrs Seymour Bathurst and children born at Hanover and York Place, plus marriages such as Thomas Henry Lord Dalzell to Maryanne Blackford. Died notices list Edward Hathway of Poland Street, a Chelsea miss Chalmer, and W Wentworth aged 61 with other obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Bathurst
Hanover
Alexander
al Esq
Hanoverian Grenadier Guards
B.hebeler
York-place
Bridgewater
Warren
Highbury-place
Tunbridge Wells
Thoma Henry Lord Dalzell
Earl of
Cars
Wath
Maryanne
J. Blackford
Altadore
Greenwich
W. H. Hobbs
Old Brompton
Mary Ann. Ashborn
Friday Street
London
Bath
Edward Hathway
Poland-street
Oxford-street
Chelsea
Chalmer
Gas Newralk
Balmer
Wilton-creacent
W. Wentworth
Parsonage House
Chipsted
Surrey
Daniel
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LAW Intelligence
Police Intelligence
Manchester Paper
Tradesmen's Union
Swanton
Stratford
Detrosier
Niagara
Leicester Square
Table Rock
Transatlantic
Hudson
City of
Sporting, Eee
Shilelagh
Wallaby Baylock
General Chassé
Bran
Touchstone
Jenny Mills
Loudon
Polander
Valparaiso
Bubastes
Mr. Powlett
Birdlime
Moravia
St, Leger
Agst
Toll
Warlaby Baylock
Gen. Chassé
E. Plunkett
Castor
Cleverty
Plymouth
Otway Cave
Tipperary
Castle Otway
Shipping Intelligence
Dorton Spa
Bucks
Charles 8. Ricketts
Dorton Park
Brand
Europe
Wrntian Mrrouett
True Sun
Neos
Strand
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