Insurance case over Schwabe self destruction policy voided
Northern Circuit hears that Argus Insurance faced £999 on Louie Schwabe life policy. The case centers on death by self harm and insanity, with testimony from Silk Dyer George Chapple, cab driver Thomas White, and others. Jurors found for the plaintiff, upholding the policy despite alleged mental disturbance.
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Araxt Trul
Scawabe
Curr
Crosswell
Argus Insurance
Louie Schwabe
Schwabe
Xaocies
Crompton
J. Henderson
Pista
Martin
Mr. Unthank
Ita
Court of Common Pleas
the Common Press
Solicitor General
George Chapple
Pendleton
Rochester
Mr. Schwabe
Thomas White
Manchester
Oxford Street
Matthew Peel
Schwabears Groom
Mr. Bensom
Turner
Dr. Lyon
Mr. Ransom
Mr. Schwarb
Knowles
Justice Cresswell
Erskine
Tindal
Bankrupts Scrivener’s Disastrous Finance Sparks Court Debate
In a London bankruptcy case, Commissioner Holroyd reviewed a long record of discounting bills at high rates and misappropriation. The judge found the scrivener bankrupt had forfeited his reputation and refused to certify, citing reckless dealing and fraud. A separate action over timber debts ended with the builder defendant favored. An Essex assault case saw a father accused of brutal attacks on his daughter, while a niece testified to the family’s turmoil and a magistrate ordered peace bonds.
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London
Hilleary
Scotland
Court of Session
Honour
Routledge
Ford
Alr
Smith
Whitcombe
Howard and Gibbs
Goddard
Tha Genteman
Rooke
Hhis Honour
Sheriffs’ Court
Sarvenor
Vestter
Russell
Bullock
Blackheath
T .E
Brembrook
Ilford Sessions
Cannex Oy
Rebecca Clayworth
Davis
County of Essex
Robert Clayworth
Wanstead
Griffin
Frances Clayworth
Misa Clayworth
Epping Forest
Menger
Driver
Havedee Baines
Bir
Afaitland
Thames Offich
Remame
Broamy
Ralph Colllingworth
Broderip
Ann Archibald
Stanley
Dufour and Blakeney
L. Norton
Ron Smith
Hemel Hempsted
Herta
Poplar
Aba
Aon Smith
St. Nicholas Church
Liverpool
Hems
Birmingham
Ann Smith
Abbey Church
St. Albans
Hams
Ralph Chillingworth
Aon Archibald
Teeland
Ralph Chilingworth
Ron Archinald
Ireland
Norton
Bruderip
Cuance
Maxs Lave
Michael Carroll
James Bristow
Patrick Foley
Martin Bannin
Mathew Keenan
Daze
Keenan
Old Ford
Carroll
Weekly Chronicle
Cockrell
Foley
Banim
Keenans
Henry Vincens Garman
Colborne Terrace
Bow-road
Bristow
Mr. Dawes
Serjeants'’inn
Carrol
Dawes
No Central Criminal Court proceedings at Monpar
A report from the Central Criminal Court lists cases before the Lord Mayor and officials. Included are a man charged with stealing an Exchequer bill, a Bland with warrants of tea, a surgeon manslaughter case, and a Bank of England theft involving Exchequer bills. Multiple defendants face hard labour or transportation terms.
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Monpar
Jeanl
James Doke
Bank of England
George II
Bland
Llitie
Sreauixo
Richard Jervis
Bonk of England
Freshfield
France
House of Correction
New Court
Butlock
Mary Ann Williams
Benjamin Ballantrne
Lower Thamen Astrest
Ronseny B. Curtirzr Sweetrex
Benjamin Perry
John Davis
Engeld
C. W. Rawlinge
John Smith
Peter M‘evoy
John Bradfield
Tae Tatzr Loven
John Antohinson
James Lampard
Commissioner Bullock
Stobert Fitzherris
William Sullivan
Aldyste
Fitzharrie
Sullivan
William Griffiths
Bell
Deare
Wilde
Old Broad-street
Mann
Bullock
Latham
Bodkin
Doane
Hallantine
Mesars, Robarts and Co
Lombard Street
Smith
Messrs. Robarts
Rubarta and Co
Bank of Englend
Lille
A. W. Roberts
Robert Morris
G. H. Brackett
M‘donald
St. John-street
Clerkenwell
Jones
Patt
Mr. Letham
Joseph Smith
John
Daniel Forrester
Paddington
Raffle Benefit Ends in Tragedy at Red House Bathers
A raffle for local children held under Mrs Lockyer’s sister ends in tragedy as she is found dead at home after the event. The drowning incident near the Red House, Battersea involved Mr and Mrs Lockyer, and the raffle occurred on a Tuesday night with the sister supervising. The circumstances suggest a sequence of calamities surrounding the community event.
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Bouthware
Caaxzat
Receivixa Storex
Benjamin Harris
Cutleratreet
Houndaditch
Cottingham
Richard Furness
Bermondsey-Street
Davis
Greenwich
John White
Wapping
Ellen Tyrrell
East Greenwich
Wappingwall
Rotherhithe
Patrick Terrell
Halfpenny Hatch
White
Rotherbithe
Royal Oak
Gravel Lane
Tyrrell
Nice
Clarke's Orchard
Clark's Orchard
Griffiths
Jeremy
John Moore
Newcat
Torenoon
Fenning
Isoner
Jerry Stylea
Stylea
Deptford
Mancharged with receivers and forgeries across multiple cases
A sprawling session heard trials for forged bills of exchange, suspected letter detains, and suspected conspiracy surrounding stolen documents. Prisoners faced charges of forgery, receiving stolen goods, and fraud linked to railway shares and gold leaf orders, with remands and bail discussions threading the proceedings.
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Joseph Collard
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Gregory
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Jet
Privoner
Nash
Mr. Gregory
Renera
Alderman Hughes
Gurney
Fragger
Cannon Row
Westernater
Howland Street
Prance
Mr. Clarkson
Asc
Foroto Deprss
John Thompson
Chapman Marshall
Ames Cobley
John's Court
King-street
Snow Hill
J. M
Murray
Hampstead
Ipswich
Mr. Cobley
Charles-street
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Hatton Garden
Gatea
Clarridge
Charles Street
George Inn
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Alderman Johnson
C. Marshall
Lart
Left and Son
Wood Street
Haring
Kent
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Johnoaon
Chapman Marsh
Howard Augustine Styles
Twyford
George Withers
George-Street
Portman-square
James Good
Westminster
George Hencock
Good
Withers
Messrs
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W. Tomlinson
Upper George-street
Bry- Bnnton-square
Dimond
Mr.Withers
Evans
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Charles Lander
Greenwood
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Janvrin
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Webber Street
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Stevens and Fearon
Gray'son Square
Gray's Inn Square
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Listz
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Batham Bill
Meaura
Hankey
Fenchurch Street
Great Charlotte Street
Blackfriars Road
Messrs. de Lisle
Mr. Brown
Bay
Batham Hill
Mr. Stanley
No. 1
South Midland Railway
Balhem Bill
Frederick de Lisle
Ali
Balbam Hill
Francia Morris
Webber-street
Old Bailey
Forover
Edmund Yeakal
Howard Stanley
William Coleman Balls
Finsbury Savings’ Bank
Duncombe
Randell
Edmund C. Ward
Wilton Street
Bridger, Beade
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Russell Square
Bridger
Beadle
M‘carthy
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M'Carthy
Mr. Ward
Mr Carthy
160 E
49S
Masstavontsa
Joseph Harvey
Henry
Charles Rutherby
Games
Hardman
Henry Faily
King
Central Criminal Court
Petticoat Lane
Coltingham