Case notes from law and equity proceedings in 19th century sources
Reports cover a copyright action over a musical composition titled Pestual or Pestal with Bellamy as author and Leader as plaintiff. The court denies a new trial, upholds ownership and assignment questions, and discusses authority and contract in the dress and outfit case Stover v Marrars. Also included are Leicester Square injunction proceedings and Privy Council will case involving Col Melville Gore Mathison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellamy
Horn
Couch
Justice Maulegaid
Justice Williams
Exreavacarr Mexttany Corrit
Joseph Stover
Suffolk Place
Pallmel
Charles Mathias
Pembrokeshire
Frederick Matthias
Queen's Royals
Gosport
Serjeant Wilkins
Baker
Charnell
Heid
Central Court Clears Man in False Pretence Case
In the Central Criminal Court on Monday, a man indicted for obtaining sums by false pretences was found not guilty after counsel argued he acted as a clerk to a regular attorney, not as an independent attorney. The court cautioned against presuming guilt and discharged the defendant. The day also covered the Quar v Guay case, where defendants in a builder’s conspiracy faced renewed negotiations and refusals to enter recognisances, delaying a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolle
Leiogstza Square
ToLe v- Moxaay
Edward Moxhey
Leicester
Turner
Shebbears
Charles Augustus Toll
Fea
Leicester Square
Charles Elms
Elma
Tla
R. Palmer
Lord Langdale
Liz
Mortiay
Novet Casa
Marazox
Maozarh
Melville Gore Mathison
Xentieman
Enniskillen
Elizabeth Magrath
Esten Magrath
Fox
Marston
Terael
Roden
Walker
Justion Williame
B. Paillimore
V. Marston
Yernel
Rodes
Connell
A. Phillimore
R Parliimore
Auxerp Fravo
Recorder
Soho Senjamin Smediey
Mary Perr
Parnell
Parry
Gelnag
Tordebip
Afr
Hed Bees
Apoo
Tae Coxsprmad
Bodkin
Brllantics
Cos
H. B. Roberts
Bellantine
Bodkie
Coures
Ace
Ventus
Pelham
London
Ireland
Advocate
Cork
Cates
Black Sea
Pon
Vis.s
John Mara
Teneo
Wiliam Montgomery
William Sharpey
Cove
Metropolitan Comsolesionera of Police
Cape
Mansion House
Pelling
Mr. Pelham
George Donald
Cumberland
Doubus
Goodman
Joseph
Mosars
Barclay, Bevan, and Co
Scotland
Alderman Gibbs
James Hare
Sparry
Hare
Drill
Gibbs
Scott
Ferontous Assautt
Jonathan Wellington
Dres
Loolea Fisher
King Street
Covent Garden
Wns
George
Bin
Coy Fathers House
Ebad
Mr. Jardine
Fraser
Geotlemen Lodge
Boms
Jardine
Menley
Tilbrook
Sbe
Museum Street
Wiarlborough
Sinertan Arrain
Taceday
Joseph Turner
Tefors
Bughem
Thosyen
Gregson
Balle
Complainant
Hineelf
Alls
Parte
Dancombecross
Thompson
Walkers House
Bingham
Abe
Broderip
Leestons Court
Charles Hall
Little Cheater Street
Frank
Isabella Ratford
Frank Wareham
Ataiza
Baorat
John Garwood
Coldstream Guarda
Cours
Bis
Ira
Clubeerwell
John Miller
Combe
Jobs Batten
White Lion Street
Sidney
Hatton Garden
Golden Lane
Duke Street
Lambeth
Sidaey
Mr. Combe
Tlade
White Linn Street
Golde Jane
Ah. Combe
Clerkenweil
House of Correction
Thas
Hebert
Cherbourg
France
Emme Jones
Ore Road
Penne
Featheratonhaugh
Af. Morin
Holland
Bien
Hia
Thoma Bigoell
Bell
Elliott
Southwark
Cottingham
Apptiche
Harris
Tunbridge
Luereform
J. Cottingham
Dusoricat
Muapan
Bridgenort
Newton
Abo
Ap Elara
Doughty
Ann Newton
Yoong
Worcester Chronicle
Atrempren
Mr. Gray
Mocdey
Hamilton Street
Greenock
Stresta
East and West India Dock
Bridge Street
Homerton
Jackson
Pimlico
Woolpack
J. H. Pepper
Gue
Professor Faraday
Police Reports From A Bygone City Courtroom Scene
A parish court hears cases ranging from seamen wage warrants to destitute postmasters and a clerk accused of tearing a cheque. Other matters include assault charges, a drunken street fight, a suspected husband threat, and a Cherbourg pension appeal amid Irish warrants and magistrate guidance.
Insolvent Debtor Court review of famous dramatist case
The Insolvent Debtors Court heard the final order for the celebrated dramatic author. Debts were proved, claims discussed, and disputes over ownership of plays resolved. The commissioner ruled the insolvent entitled to a final order after examining deposits, sales rights, and security issues surrounding works like The Knight of Arve and False Colours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevusrir
Bouacioavtr
Law
Cooke
Hart
B. Webster
Witness
Withers
Ondertake
Lewis
L. Levi
Knight of
Arve
Webster
Arva
Bourciaiit
Mr. Webster
Bia
E. L. Levy
Edward L. Levy
Norfolk Street
Strand
Jane
L. Levy
Levi
Henpon
Record of Several Court Hearings and Sentences
The court heard cases including Robert Reser Holveman sentenced to 18 months for pawning velvet samples. Alexander John Cochrane given eighteen months for embezzlement. Frederick William Kenward sentenced to ten years for stealing a letter containing a sovereign. Frederick Herbert transported for seven years for forgery. adjournment noted for De Doar.
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Bodkin
Rossest
Ballock
Robert Reser Holveman
John Frederick Frack
Clarkson
Alexander John Cochrane
Ballantine
Joshus Dorset Mayhew
Frederick William Kenward
Frederick Herbert
de Doar
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Central Criminal Court
Bow Street
Marylosone
Savaux Assay Sr
Broughton
Jobn Leary
Mary Leary
Young
Mr. Broughton
Vas
Iasthe
Francis Wareham
Mery Anne Biddle
Belgrave Street
Belgrave Equare
Jades
Hall
Stremt
Lambateh
Samuel Bell
Slarge Establishment
Stockwell Green
William Briedenbeck
Y. Maraton
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