Law and court rulings amid 19th century English cases
The report surveys multiple cases from the Court of Chancery and BAIL Court including a perverse verdict challenge in a theatre licensing case, a mis trial on a horse warranty, and a certiorari request over railway inquests. It covers payoffs to dividends, bankruptcy dealings, and insolvent debtor proceedings, with judges weighing verdicts and inquests, plus bail reductions for a theatrical creditor.
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Court OF Quedhis Bench
Eee Ti “Jywens
OsBarbreton
Justice Williams
Middlesex
Shakspeare
Sadler's Wells
Clerkenwell
Macbeth
Virginius
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Mercy—Smith
Whitehurst
Pat. “Gon
Leicester, Assizes
Mr. Whitehurst
Lord Denman
Mipiano Coustics Railway Company
Justice Wightman
F. Pollock
Thomas Taylor
John Laivesay
Midland Counties Railway
Oarder
Taylor
Livesay
Derby
Court of Exchequer
Gounset
Justice
Wightman
Sir Frederick
Pollock
Victoria
Trespar
Fonblanque
Bank of England
Monpar
John
Woodroffe
Glenister
Inso Vent
Milton
Ddle-Hill
Doctors’commons
Woodrote
William Milton
Bagshot
Mr. Woodroffe
Bowen
William Joux Hansons
Hammond
Strand Theatres
Cooke
Commissioner Bowen
Fisher
Strand
Liverpool
Coole
Police Reports from Guildhall and Marylebone Courts
Tudor era style police docket recounts Francis Klande facing customs evasion charges over 1000 yards satin and 144 yards silk trimming valued at £265 with potential penalties of over £1,000, reduced to £100 upon guilty plea. Other items include church-rate disputes, counterfeit coin handling, and a Marylebone case of Mrs Pring formerly known as Miss Healey facing glass damage and public scandal.
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Hobler
Symonds
Thames-street
Alderman Farebrother
Sexton
Farebrother
Alderman Magnay
Eliza Harris
Passbage .Com
Lewis Langdon
Newgate-street
Powell
Marylebone
Parna aGatx
Drayman acquitted in Camberwell theft case amid disputed witness
Edward Ball testifies of hiring a horse and cart to transport two trunks and parcels to the Lord John Russell area on Good Friday. The landlord and others recall parcels containing plate. The solicitor argues lack of felonious intent and urges exoneration. Mrs Davis offers potential testimony but is not called. The magistrate commits the prisoner despite questions about a possible affair.
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Court OF Review
Westminster
Wright
Exxparte Griffiths
Bidpulph
Mr. Griffiths
Anthony George Wright Biddulph
John Wright
New South Sea
Hislop Clarke
Swanston
Elizabeth MacDonnell
Mary Collins
Winchester
Krpts
John Cross
Swannton
Assignese
Marlborough Street
Inraipa Tior
Jack Sheppard
Dyer
Henry Beckley
Beckley
Roger
Davies-street
Berkeley-square
Charles ‘Stacey
John Green
Crockford
Broughton
Teakle
Police
Bricklane
Trew
S& Person
Grey Eagle
West India Docks
George
Mr. White
White Hart
Vinecourt
Spitalfields
Pierse
H Division
White
Harris
West
India Docks
Union Bann
Crim
RopsEp. C.se
Charles
Hawkins
Thorne
Horseferry-road
Maltby
John .Russell
George-street
Camberwell
Davis
John. Russell
Kendall
P Division
High-street
Margate
Edward Ball
John Russell
Hiedleg
Edward Marklew
Terem
Talbot-court
Gracechurch-street
Herne-bay
Davin
Jane Lea
Coleman-street
Banner-street
St. Jake’s
John Rascell
Davis Hiad
Mystery of Missing Four-Year-Old Boy Untold
A four-year-old son of a widow from Ormsby street Pearson street Ingsland road vanished from his mother’s door while at play. Handbills circulated and searches at workhouses and stations yielded no clue, leaving the anxious mother in distress.
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Ormsby-street
Pearson-street
Ingsland Road
Wakley
Uxbridge Union
Hillingdon
Uxbridge
James Walsh
Scotney
Feathers
Patten
Union
Cheltenham
Brighton
Swan and Bottle
Ostler
London Hospital
Baker
Joseph Poole
Devonshire
Eastern Counties Railway
James Percy
William Newman
Bull-street
Hackney-road
Devonshire Station
Newman
Bull
Shadwell
Ana
John Macey
Kirton
Sunderland
Hexoris
Baynton
Monmouth
Gloucester Journal
Calamitous voyage ends in survival near Cape Town
A cabin passenger aboard the brig Australia recounts the ship being consumed by fire off Africa on December 29 and the crew's epic eight day rescue. With scarce rations they baled water and faced brutal seas before reaching Oliphant River and then Cape Town, describing miraculous divine aid, Dutch hospitality, and the loss of two steerage passengers John Chisholm and George Peat.
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Edinburgh
Australia
Leith
Port Philip
Africa
Cape Town
Cape of Good Hope
Annie
Scotland
James
Gillon
Oliphant River
John Chisholm
Inverkeithing
George Peat
Perth
Mynheer Low
Capetown
Harris
Funeral of Isaacs the King of the Gipsies at Yatton
A large crowd gathered for the Wednesday funeral at Yatton near Bristol for Isaacs known as the King of the Gipsies. After the service heavy drinking followed leading to rowdy revelry and disorder among attendees described as black-eyed brunettes.
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Royal Dexist
Old Isaacs
Yatton
Bristol
Devonshire Chronicle
Aranmixe
Regent-street
Walter Nichol
Man's Mercer, &c
C Division
County Fire-Ofice
Carter
Nichol
Union Fire Office
Phenix Fire Office
Henry Buckland
No. 5
Kendal-mews
Dorset-street
Portman-square
Buckland
King-street
Bakerstreet
Marylebone Pariah
A Sabbath Scene with Earl of Cardigan
An excerpt portrays the Earl of Cardigan reciting a Sabbath mood and church duties with a comic self admonition. The text blends religious devotion, guilt over past sins, and humorous jabs at a drunken figure named Rogers within a riding school divine service setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl OF Cardigan
Rogers
Eant Canpigas
Epitaph Translation Laments Lost Child and Mercy
A translated epitaph laments a child lost to sin upon earth and praises divine mercy. It asks for strength to renounce earthly possessions and to entrust all to God, noting the child was dearly loved by all who saw him.
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Chiabrera
London Post Letter Volumes and Penny Post Increase
Analysis shows postal figures ending March 30 1839 to 1842 with large year over year gains and a 60 percent rise for London general letters 29 percent for London district posts and 21 percent for United Kingdom letters. A sonnet follows describing a parent’s awe at a child’s pure innocence and divine connection.
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Commons
London
United Kia
London General Post
London District Post
United Kingdom
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Thesiger
Mr. Kesiger
Austin
Mr. Austin
Tie Brea
Seipposs
Egause
Ives
Hous
John ‘Collyer
Rewlingon
Franklin
Usder
Ma Strate
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Tothillfields Prison
Tracey
Burrell
Edwards
Marlborough-street
George White
Sussex
Turskey
Maroc
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Morocco
Monsteur Parisien
Chateau de Villetaneuse
St. Denis
M.S
Ecole Militaire
Pars
Hill
Congress
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Mercator
Noursratiyé
Nizamiyé
Souriyé
Eee
Schadiyé
Hefri Rahman
Miraat Zafer
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Peewwaa Ween
Constantin Wa
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Ieee
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Zephyr
Merry Walker
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