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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1864

Page

6

Plaintiff Wins Damages After Auction Bid Contested

In a ship sale dispute, the plaintiff faced questions on bid good faith and payment readiness. The jury awarded 40s damages to the plaintiff, but the judge directed the sale money be paid in the room, entering a verdict for the defendants with leave to move for a new trial.

Brett Gill

Alcester fraud case at Hammersmith Court over railway injury claim

The case centered on Charles Nash charged with obtaining £20 from the South Western Railway secretary by alleging injuries on Ascot race night. Witnesses described his injuries, conflicting testimonies ensued, and he was remitted for trial after further evidence.

Charles Nash Ingham Hammersmith South-Western Railway Company Egham Ascot L. Crombie F. Clark Edward Gurkin Alfred-street Montpelier Square Nash Mr. Hunt Mr. Ingham Hunt Priscilla Watkins Crombie Gurkin Watkins Bent Parker Ascot Station Imperial

Highgate Petty Sessions Involve Friendly Society Trustees

At the Highgate Petty Sessions a summons was issued by Thomas Andrews of Goodge street against the secretary and trustees of a Friendly Society, the matter being heard at the Gate.

Highgate Good Intention Friendly Society Ricketts Middlesex Hospital Thomas Andrews J. W. Hulke Hammond Finchley Mr. Hammond Goodge-street Tottenham-court-road

Midland Banking Company director sued over inspection rights

Mr Thomas Richardson, a Midland Banking Company director, faced Alderman Phillips in Guildhall Police Court for allegedly denying Mr Alexander Foster access to the transfer register. The ledger shown did not satisfy the shareholder’s request and the case was dismissed.

Midland Banking Company Thomas Richardson Midland Banking Company (Limited New Broad- Street Alderman Phillips Guildhall Alexander Frederick Foster Foster Beard Sleigh Richardson

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