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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 09, 1848

Page

6

Final disposition of property tests will revocation

The passage discusses whether a marriage amounts to revoking a testator's will. The learned judge Fudge believed the question had been settled after many decisions, but Fox v Marston did not seem applicable and the judgment was deferred.

Fudge

Central Criminal Court Fraup Case and Suspected Conspiracy

The Central Criminal Court hears John Benjamin Smedley charged with obtaining money from Mary Parr by false pretence but the case is withdrawn as there is insufficient evidence. Other matters include a verdict of not guilty for the attorney charge and the dismissal of a conspiracy case against stonemasons after a proposed amicable arrangement, with defendants who refused recognisances leaving the court. additional trials cover theft of velvet samples, embezzlement by a solicitor’s clerk, and sentences for letter carrier forgery and forger transport.

Recorder John Benjamin Smedley Mary Parr Parnell Parry Parnel Chpole Guayaxp Trego Bodkin Ballantice H. B. Roberts Mpocr Freahee Boditin Ronpezy Commissioner Bullock Robert Rezer Heinsman Alexander John Cochrane Ballantine Joshua Dorset Mayhew Clarkson Frederick William Kenward Frederick Herbert Des Pour Joseph Messrs. Barclay, Bevan, and Co Scotland Alderman Gibbs James Hare Hare Moe Sperry Gibbs Scott Gibba George Mr. Jardine Bir Sardine Abe Tilbrook Maefylobcher Savacz Astautt Broughton John Leary Mary Leary Young Marlborough Stenet Snrevias Arrain Joseph Turner Bingham Thaompson Gregson Walker Bimself Phen Strees Peroton Duncombeer Thompson Walkers Frank Broderip Sessions Court Charles Hell Little Chester Street Isabelle Retford Chester Street Caidebe Frank Wareham Broderic John Miller Combe John Batton White Lion Sidney Hatton Garden Hio Rep Golden Lane Dake Street Lambeth Mr. Combe Tlade House of Correction OurRaox John Bread Joseph Barnes Anne Corfield Gifford Arnold Afr Hurlstone Ian Barnes Payne Orton Prisopera Sap Cass Helen Hebert Hammill Ander Hamilton Duke of York Galway Hebert Cherbourg Jacobs France London Emme Jones Mr. Featherstonhaugh Britain Conan M. Morip Holland Hamm Union Atreat Mr. Carley Australia Mott Cuance Samuel Bell Stockwell Green Elliott William Briedenbach Thomas Bignell Bell Mr. Bell Southware William Henry Fryer Secker Charles Geary Bermondsey Street Walworth Road Clerkenwell William Humphries Smithfield Geary Witcesa Operidin Harris Tunbridge Cottingham J. Cottingham

Police Reports from Mansion House to Walworth Court

A distressing London police chronicle details Samuel Gander's arrest for brutal abuse of his children and public lodging house incidents. It covers a wide range from the Mansion House to Docklands, including assaults, distress warrants, and domestic conflicts involving various residents and workers across multiple wards.

Samuel Gander Emme Gander Mansion House Tegger East London Union Catherine Brooksbank Williscourt Golden Jane Newgate Newgate Market Hart Whitechapel Riley New Street Square Mesars Smith Holland Lambeth Walworth James Graham Nests Street Old Kent Road Elliott Carley Red Lion Row Red Lion Union Street Borough Park House Stead Australia

Inquiry into Ordnance Department Finances Ordered

The United Service Gazette reports that an official inquiry into the income and expenditure of the Ordnance Department is to be conducted by Lord Hardinge, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Randolph Rooth, and Mr W Booth. The piece contrasts this with a Financial Reform Association inquiry, accusing it of仅 producing lengthy reports with little analysis of army estimates.

Ordnance Department Lord Hardinge Willoughby Gordon Randolph Rooth W. Booth Financial Reform Association Army Ordnance United Service Gazette

Too Good a Judge and Strange London Anecdotes

An assortment of historical era vignettes and oddities features Chancellor Kent’s misadventure with a recruiting sergeant, a Glasgow police court drunkenness mockery, a northern tale of steam liquor, an Austerrow scare with a chimney monkey, and light banter about proper sneezing etiquette from the New York to New Fork press.

Kent Saya Atreat F Ellow Kite Ant Ineppen Inquisitor State of New York

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