Insolvent Debtors Court Hearings Detailed
In a session led by the Chief Commissioner and Commissioner Bowen, insolvent debtors Benjamin Watts and William Wild faced opposition from creditors represented by Mr. Cooke and others. Watts was discharged after allegations of collusion were debated. Wild's case was adjourned with an offer to pay 651 to secure discharge, underlining court vigilance on timely payments and potential remand if debts remain unsettled.
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Cape
Cape of Good Hope
Lega
Massa
Warren
Cape Town
Robert Warren
Strand
London
Bowen
Benjamin Watts
Coooke
Nicholls
Samuel Braddock
Vivian Terrace
Chelsea
Bath
Braddock
Cooke
William Wild
Woollroffy
Rigg
Bacon Dispute Ends With Kept Bacon and Penny Per Pound
A tradesman Bassett sued Mr Halloway for 112 pounds of bacon sold for 5s 10d. The defendant claimed the meat smelled and looked poor and kept only three pounds. The court ordered five pence per pound for the whole, with the defendant paying and leaving with his bacon.
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Greenwich Gazette
Bassett
Halloway
Mansion House Obligation Of The Child To Support The Father
In a Lord Mayor's court a petition sought 2s 6d weekly from Stephen Underwood to support his aged father in Yalden Norfolk. The defense argued the son already spent much at his own expense and supported half siblings, with the parish claiming the law demanded support though the judge urged payment. The exchange referenced Elizabethan relief and the new Poor Law, concluding that the son should pay a half-crown weekly to keep his father alive while the parish covers the rest.
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Street
Stephen Underwood
Yalden
Norfolk
Hobler
Underwood
Merut
Elizabeth
Mr. Hobter
Hobter
Sun
Poor Relief and Street Crime at Queen-Square
The case notes scarce parish funds and a Lord Mayor hearing on pauper relief. A pensioner’s missing payment triggers questions of charity rules and temperance, while Edward Ward is remanded for multiple Pigott's Directory thefts. A coster monger assaults a police constable after a disturbance, and a respectable married woman is jailed for unlawfully possessing stolen meat from several shops.
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Strand
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Jean Louis Lesaunier
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John Emmeraton
Lambeth
Messrs
Burrell and White
Mahoney
L Division
Charlotte Street
Newcut
Ann Wardley
Horne
Great Chapel-street
Westminster
Vincent Court
Regent Street
House of Correction
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