Insolvent case reviews debt and fabrications in Langmire matter
In a county court case Commissioner Phillips finds a debt owed to the opposing creditor and denounces the insolvent’s allegations about a lost portmanteau as a vile fabrication. He condemns unfounded insinuations against Mrs Langmate, notes the perjury risk, and grants six months’ discharge. A separate verdict against a shopkeeper for assault ends with a judge offering £20 damages as a charitable contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmr
Nicholls
Phillip
Police court reports of thefts and fraud in London and Kelso
A London police court heard charges of 270 pounds defalcation by Spencer Lambert an assistant in the receiver general office who vanished with receipts. William Crafter testified to missing cash and lambert’s later arrest. John Ball faced two 200 pound bills case tied to Alexander and discussed authenticity. Four men were remanded for pocket handkerchief thefts on London Bridge during the boat race. Peter Laurie confronted about letters linked to Joseph Ady while new Post Office act sparked public action against rejected letters.
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Attsorp Roppesy
Crumx
Oo Bonday
Spencer Lambert
Customs
Custom House
D. T. Miller
John Ball
Ball
Alexander
Kelso
John Alexander
Glasgow Herald
Alderman Gibbs
Witena
Bull
Prioner
Harris
Lower Calthorpe Street
Swaine
Swaine On the Subject of A Bill For £ 200, Accepted By Mr. Alexander
London Bridge
Thames
Michael Sydon
George Scott
General Criminal Court
Josera Ady
Peter Laurie
Joseph Ady
Post Office
Joseph Say
Potter Laurie
Mosever Street
Cavendish Square
Bure
William Thompson
Bartlett
Chancery Lane
Chancery Jane
Mr. Keightley
Jardine
Newgate
Chanak
Duink
William Porter
Long
John Athell
Bowling-green Place
Marylebone Street
Carty Morpen
Tueaday
Elizebieth Cornwall
Broughton
Rich
Windsor Castle
Albany Street
Regent's Park
Witnees
Abe
Abe Hed
Auch
Elizabeth Fellows
Neeld
D Division
Richards
Cooper
St. Pancras
Womas
Axp
Thomas Howard
Richard Cumming
Madden
Kensington
Beadon
Hammersmith
Howard
Thomas M’cormack
Orchard Place
Portman
Cumming
Bewley
M'Cormack
St. George's Hospital
John Ramsey
Henry Williame
Misa Roberts
Constitution Row
Gray's Inn Road
Strickland
Emma Strickland
Williams
David Todd
No.40
Ropemakers’ Street
City
Mr. Williams
Southampton Street
Pentonville
Ramsey
Witnese
Mr. Arnold
Old Bailey
Henry Williams
Wm. Lucas
Lucas
Vilnesa
Mons
Backhill
Sumner Street
Lucea
South Ware
Jeremiah Denny
Secker
Carter
Tooley Street
Southwark
William Rosswell
Dean Street
Charlan Jackson Lewis
Waterloo Road
Station House
Granby Streat
Brighton
Leis Leter
London
Landon
Suvaating
John Newton
Davis
Cottingham
Commissioners of Customs
Thames Office
Mary Ann Moody
Pelham
Erica
Hye -2
Balladet
Huot
Ballantine
Mandyne Petay
Snell
Edward Homer
Landers
Wood Public House
Riob Street
St. Ke
Homer
Crea
Actu Nae
Sopem Po
Eallar
Tia
Ana
William Layton
Durrant
Mr. Ballantine
North Street
Nes House
Pargiter
Johnnowr
Epiris
Paris Ans
White
Church Row
Maz
Lng
Henry Compon
Ea Keats
London Docks
Mediicott
Commissioners of Police
K 110
Shen
Baal &&c
Elijah Keats
Shir
Fragmented letters threaten law and property scams in 1847
The documents describe alarming correspondence involving Joseph Ady and Sir Peter Laurie about alleged wealth and property claims, with threats of police action, and a warning to test the New Post Office Act. Also noted are court visits about public notices, fraud claims, and the role of London bankers, with expressions of public nuisance and legal proceedings.
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Joserx
Agrosa P
York Street
Charlotte Street
Tatatal
Learie
Joseph
Ady
Peter Laurie
Kat
London
Vienna
Joseph Ady
Menara, Coutts and Co
Hungary
George Woods
Thomas M. Tartace
Alla Gasse Weedie
Christ. Fridas
Finsbury Squate
Globe Life Assurance Office
Daniel Vince
Hendon
Whitechapel
Pater Laurie
JosEra Apr
Whitechapel Church
P. Laurie
Carmarthen
Mr. Ady
Kon
Anston House
Crimial court hears stab and robbery cases in London district
The report details a stabbing where a man drew a knife from his pocket and wounded another after a dispute involving a seduced wife. Bail was discussed but denied. the prisoner was remanded. In a separate case, James Jackson Tickell faced trial for involvement in a robbery aboard the Rayner voyage, where seventeen sovereigns were taken during a dispute over a purse. The prisoner was committed for trial.
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Neville
Blue Lion Yard
Gray's Inn
Road
Laucas
Mr. Combe
Mr. Neville
Lambith
Tripupent
Rossgar
James Jackson
James Jackson Tickell
Norton
Auatody
John Taylor
Sovereigun
Gealer
Huddersfield
London
Sydney
Sydey
Yorkshire
Surrey
Witness
Three Goat's Heads
Waterloo Road
Anster
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Craxx
Jermyn Street
Belare
Moylan
Dod
le Bury
Matelion Houss
Charles, Barber Eeq
Calcutta
Strand
Barber
Charles Barber
Beira-At-Law
Rosa
Alderman Hughes
Teague
H. H. Williams
Chatham Place
Mr. Teague
Sudh
Principality
England
Rose
George Ross
Heir at-Law Society
Charles Berber
Horry
Ross
Champ
Savory
Society
P. Lawrie
Mr. Simmons
Messrs
Hall and Brown
Boswell Court
Charlies Berber
Halland Brown
Simmons
Mr. Horry
Somersetshire
Court of Chancery
Charles Barker
Jana Dill
Law Society
Ifa
Egch
Sussex
Harry
Roy
Mr. Ross
Henry Francis Theirs
Hull
Metropolis
Marylebone
No. 3
East Atrest
Kenalogton
Marlborough Atrest
Bradley
Bingham
Harrison
Thomas Connellan
Ireland
John Street
Jane
Middlesex Hospital
Thomas Convellan
Mary Meom Anid
J. Dixon
Clerebewell
Wandsworth
Weareas
Joseph Raymond
Charles Fé
Fee Weatern Railway Company
Mr. Bircham
Lenet
Nine Elma
Witley
Fidler
Stag
Wandsworth Road
Woking
Aesra
Stewart's Lane
Battersea Fields
Butcher
Dhiet Police
Beverlac