Mare Beiram Colt Case At Ascot Trial Outcome
A London court hears a complex case involving a half bred mare and a colt from Bloodstone. Witnesses test the horse lineage and alleged fraud surrounding racehorse breeding with Bloodstone and Beiram ties. The trial covers forged checks, horse ownership disputes, and related crimes. The jury finds the defendant not guilty on key charges while confirming other allegations in the sprawling proceedings.
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Debtor Residence Fraud Questioned at Bankruptcy Court
At a Bankruptcy Court session creditors heard allegations of a debtor named Damelon using a distant residence to evade scrutiny. The commissioner ruled the alleged Birmingham area address valid, dismissing the petition to shield creditors' investigation. The ruling backed creditor access to examine accounts and debtor conduct.
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Assize Intelligence West Circuit Diners and Damages
Fragmentary record of Western Circuit assizes recounts a defendant facing charges over a shawl dispute and attempted removal of papers. Testimony references a 21 Piccadilly residence, agents, and a note about property restoration. The narrative remains largely obscured by garbled OCR.
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Bloodstone Colt Dispute Heads to Trial
A lengthy police court case centers on horse owners and a mare named Romaike and a colt Bloodstone. Witnesses recount foaling in 1842 and potential misidentification of Bloodstone, with allegations of deception surrounding the horse’s age and lineage and a claim for damages.
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