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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 12, 1846

Page

6

Pictorial Almanack clash over deceptive imitation in court

In a Victorian Chancery dispute, an injunction prevented a defendant from publishing a periodical titled Pictorial Almanack with a wrapper nearly matching the plaintiff’s edition. The judge found potential deception likely and kept the injunction in place while allowing the plaintiff to pursue further action. both sides argued over commonality of the title and deliberate imitation.

Mons Moore Nur Stuart Bathell Hallett Elas

Swindlers and city frauds plague London tradesmen

A long report from the Lord Mayor details swindle schemes by firms like Bosanquet and Co and others who offer to supply bills for cash. Clergymen, shopkeepers, and witnesses recount circulars, failed payments, and attempts to expose the networks, with arrests and cautions in various districts.

Return of the Royal Party to Osborne House

Her Majesty and Prince Albert completed their Arundel visit with a morning departure after a day of planting oaks at Small Park and viewing Fitzplans. The party dined, danced, and enjoyed performances by the Distin family, with Kate Loder excelling at the piano. Royal greetings marked their march to Chichester and Portsmouth, where a naval escort and guard bade farewell before arrival at the dockyard and embarkation for Osborne. Nearby, a fatal fire at Fergusson’s prompted search for missing items and recovery of sovereigns reportedly insured.

AgouspeEt Pr Albert Arandel Castle Osborne House Petworth Castle Arance C Fitzplans Countess of Newburgh Huskisson Mr. Huskisson Aimer Earl and Countess of March Townley Mitford M. Hart Tierney Duke of Norfolk Edward Howard Gibbon Arundel Distin Kate Loder Doebler Arundel and Bramber Harry Goring Bart Duchess of Norfolk Fitzalan Howard Edward F. Howard Duchess of Sutherland Chichester Portsmell Arandel Ball's Hut Ear of Mr. Grey Abich Emenworth Bridge J. A. Smith M.B M. T. Smith Montefiore W ¥R Emeweombi Her Majesty Prince Farlington Portsmouth Royal Portsmouth Dockyard Admiralty House Charles Ogie Royal Marine Artillery Corps Gibsone Savage Sc &c Hercules Pakenham Charles Ope Rand Adolphus Fitzclarest St. Vincent Victory Osborne Fenousson

Parcel Mail Company Robbery Hearings At Dover Street

A 1944 Dover Street court report details robberies linked to a parcel mail firm. Cases describe youths involved in breakages and arson, a young girl accused of theft, and sentences including six months for a woman found guilty of theft and arson by a pawning accomplice.

A Dreamed Assault at No. 43 London Duck

James Robinson, a powerful seaman, faced Mr Ballantine for a violent assault on Bartanle Doyle, shopman to Mr Home of No. 43 opposite the London Duck. Doyle, head bandaged, was struck in the eye and the thief tore clothes and looted the shop before police arrived. The judge fined 4 pounds and jailed Robinson for six months. In a separate case, Edward Teckabur Lock admitted breaking into Messrs and Co silk merchants premises, stealing and attempts to steal cash and securities. the box was found later but some securities missing, and Lock faced further remand. A Polish refugee Count de Jax Demchicki petitioned for aid but was denied. the magistrate prioritized lawful relief funds.

Maelborough Stehet William Chap Jacobson Abs Jacobsen Green Street Leicester Square Phinton St. Martin's Lane Emma Summerfield Charles Hamilton Morria Albert Robert Johnson Frederick Wilson William Hemmings Henry Smith Hatlam John Smith James Townsend Beresford Commissioners of Police Rupert Street St. James's Townsend Long St. James's Street Cocva Tree John Linnett Argyll Place Regent Street Linnett Lawton Thomas Reardon Johnn Linnett Percy Court Charlotte Street Barry Ann Nebors Combe Thomas Hornsby Somers Elizabeth Hornsby Tate Good Susannah Baker Lower Road Islington Red Live Square New St. Pancras Church Paddington Maiden Lane Charles Everett Upperdrove George Adams Compton Street Peotonville Digby Jvubo William Edwards Adams Munpes Aca M‘cue Little Ormond Yard Queen Square Bloomsbury Henry Pullen No. Y. Red Lion Street Pailen Pullen James Robinson Ballantiny Bartanlemew Doyle Home No. 43 London Duck Tim Otut Doyle Wan Rose Terjebant Sugg Slopseller Sautre Bellantine Euward Teckabur Lock Laughton Yardley Trate Mess, and Co Wait Road Mo Iham Pelham Turadas de Jax Demc Hicki Poland Duke of Lorraine Yarciev Sas Cashe America Pers Appea Bistrale Yard

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