Insolvent Debtors Court Hears Kelly a Thewles Case
The famous Kelly a Thewles will case resurfaces in insolvency court. Christopher John Dease, a young Englishman, seeks relief from debts incurred largely by legal costs. Debts total around £2,200 to two creditors and over £3,000 lent by Mrs Waller Kelly. The commissioner discharged Dease and referred assignment to the chief clerk.
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Kelly A. Thewlea
Christopher John Dease
Messrs
Stanntur
Wades
Waller Kelly
Dease
Rt. W. Carden
Harvey
Mangion House
R. W. Carden
Wiren
Justice-Room
RE W. Carden
Sam
Trials At The Assizes Compensations For Accidents
At Liverpool a car proprietor sued a contractor for compensation after a bridge accident on Great Howard Street. The driver overturned, injuring the passenger. evidence debated lighting safeguards and watchmen. The jury returned verdict for the defendant. In a separate case Williams and Wells faced transportations for forgery and related crimes with a combined 26 year total.
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Liverpool
Risetton
East’ Lancashire Railway Company
Great Howard-street
Flo
Wilkins
Najaf
Secident
Inshovak
Sergeant Witking
W. Grace
Cahill
Wynstelamnan
Kai
Sergeant Wilkins
Parke
Kingston lord in Westminster Court over unpaid cab fare
At Westminster Court Earl of Kingston failed to answer a summons for unpaid cab fare after a dawn departure from Wilton Place. The cabman claimed nearly four miles and multiple stops, with charges disputed under new rules about time and distance. The magistrate ordered payment of the fare plus costs.
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Tile Earl OF
Kingston
Tarf
Westminster Court
Beadon
Edward Noland
Park-street
Grosvenor Square
Arnold
Arnolds
Miarborough-street
Thomas Lawrence
Wilton Place
Titchbourne-street
Union Club
Norfolk Street
Forger Williams and Wells Charged at Central Criminal Court
Samuel Wells and John Williams faced felonious uttering of forged Bank of Naslund notes at the Central Criminal Court. Prosecutors Mr. Gi ikson and Mr. Bailey led the case. Mr. Parry defended Wells. The pair allegedly conducted a widespread scheme passing forged five pound notes to hosiery and drapery shops with Williams posing as a sailor and Wells aiding the act.
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Williams
Orick
Wells
Cambridge Freath
Hackney
William
Jim
Dennis
Tle
Jriry
Krule
Central Criminal Court
Forgiery
Samuel Wells
John Williams
Bank of Naslund
Giikson
Bailey
Parry
Bank of England
Hed
Castera
Hes Station
Crimea Front Report From Paris Telegraphic Dispatch
Paris reports from August 23 10 p m telegraph that General Pelissier says miners pressed against battery fifty three last night but the mines produced no effect and caused no harm to the battery. military actions remain in progress in the Crimea as described by the War Minister.
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The
Times
Paris
Pelissier
Crimea
Auc
Arrival of the Alexandre from Constantinople
The Alexandre arrived after leaving Constantinople on the 16th instant. Advices from the Crimea reach the 14th instant. Despatches depart at 9 a.m. Steamer Robert Lowe and Hammonia are sailing. Large numbers of troops are embarking.
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Marseilles
Alexandre
Constantinople
Crimea
Robert Lowe
Hammonia
Advance of a Russian Division On Erzeroom
The Jrontieur notes that a Russian division between Kars and Erzeroum marched to Deli Baba where eight thousand men joined and on the 1st or 2nd advanced on Keupri Keni. Turkish troops retreated before the numerically superior force and the Russians encamped three leagues from Erzeroom at Korutchouk.
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Trebizonde
Kars
Erzeroum
Deli-Baba
Keupri-Keni
Korutchouk
Crimea dispatch notes reduced Russian bombardment
The latest reports from St. Petersburg quote Prince Gortschakoff stating enemy fire had slackened by the 21st and caused little damage to fortifications or the city. The Allies continue shelling to cover their works at Malakoff.
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Crimea
Bertin
Prince Gortschakoff
St. Petersburg
Malakoff
Reinforcements Ordered for Crimea Crisis
In Paris well informed circles report that orders have been issued to dispatch fifty thousand men as reinforcements to the Crimea amid ongoing conflict and strategic tension.
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Crimea
Paris
White Sea Squadron Captures Russian Vessels Rumor
Norwegian papers citing letters from Warde report the White Sea Squadron captured two Russian ships and a small steamer used to maintain Archangel communication. They say the squadron plans to quit the White Sea as summer ends and return to temperate waters.
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White Sea
Warde
Archangel
Anglo Italian Legion Draws Italian and European Interest
The Gazette de la Bourse reports Austria will treat tampering with Austrian soldiers as a military crime. Lombard, Venetian, French, and Neapolitan officers seek admission to the Anglo Italian Legion. Colonel Ribffi is named commander to organize a regiment. Count Zambeccari also joins in Turin. Garibaldi’s proposed captaincy of Piedmontese Marine stirs Rome and Naples, while Sicily fears a new movement.
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Gazette de la Bourse
Berlin
Austria
Ribffi
Romagna
Naples
Count Zambeccari
Bologna
Italy
Turin
Garibaldi
Cat
Rome
Najiles
Genoa
Sassari
Sicily
Queen in Paris Fête at Hotel de Ville in Brilliant Illumination
After visiting the Louvre the Queen returned to the Tuileries and left for the Hotel de Ville at nine. Paris glowed with gas and electric lights as crowds cheered a grand reception. The royal party entered the ballroom where imperial splendor and a sweeping canopy crowned the seating.
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Louvre
Tuileries
Hotel de Ville
Paris
Trench
Tour de St. Jaque
Escalierad
Salle de Danse
Prince Albert
Mathilde
Prince Adalbert
Prussia
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St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
KR. W. Carden
Brown
Ki. W. Gurden
Camberwell
Camberwell Fair
Dudmin
King
Gibson
Flower
Dudman
Jon Swan Flowen
Jastleman
Sarah Taylor
Am Pan
Westmnster Hospital
Little Chapel-street
Broadway
Westminster
Prosecutrix
St. Martin’s
HER Majesty
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