William Hitchcock Bankruptcy Case Before Commissioner Holroyd
The long examination of William Hitchcock continues before Commissioner Holroyd. Partners Cook and Gladstone face questions about losses and alleged favors to secure debt reductions. The official assignee's report suggests discrepancies between 1839 and 1841 balance sheets, with a request for strict review of profits and entries before adjourning sine die.
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Holroyd
Ate
Lneniastrate
Oe Enich
Mr. Sole
Me Yerryen
Peadstone
Lloyd
Marden
Sole
Minin
George
Ashurst
I Fet
Alessis
Cook
Gladstone
Hoxday
Mr. Ashurst
Heeles and Co
W. Hitchcock and
Cook i Gladstone
Heeles
Tokel
Mr. Cook
Mr. Gladstone
Wlstone
Erles
Hayward
Ray
Gladstone and Co
Buzzacow
C. Leaf and Co
Laver and Thesss
Shoolbred and Co
Cece
Esway
I C. Leaf and Co
Prehn
Suns
Taut Lard & Co
Heeles & Co
London
Westminster
Messrs
Cookee
Humphrey
Shoelbred
Llewellyn
Land Ae
Letner
Heywood
Dex
Bret
Hitchcock
Hitchcock and Skinner
Barnstaple
James Hitchcock
Thowever
Messrs, Cook
Sele
New Zealand
J.f.groom
Messrs. Cook
Groom
Richards
Messrs. Cook and
Paris Trials and Royal News Dominate Wednesday Papers
Paris court scenes on a dramatic day as new evidence surfaces against Dufour in the Quenisset affair, with Riou and others slated for harsher punishment. Across Spain and England reports note royal escort changes, naval postings, and a China war opinion by John Quincy Adams, while Cork pursues English poor law protests.
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France
Paris
Court of Peers
M. Cremieux
Dufour
Quenisset
Boucheron
Fougeray
Tainl
Colombier’s
Procureur
Riou
Boggio
Martin
Charles
Hussers
Rivero
Navarre
Burgos
Old Castile
Aleson
Madrid
Bayonne
Rodil
San Sebastian
Royal Guard
Tafalla
Caledonian
Caledonia
Lott
Liverpool
Boston
Halifax
Roscius
England
Prince de Joinville
Lord Morpeth
New York
Jamaica
Duke of Cornwall
Agnes
Alice Brooks
Buenos Ayres
Oribe
Tucuman
Lagos
Lavalle
Republic
Pacheco
Cuyo
la Madrid
Mendose
Benavides
John Quincy Adams
China
William the Fourth
Lord Napier
Canton
Britain
Asia
Dusit
Board of Guardians For
Cork Union
Cork
Jupiter
Cantillor
Ireland
London
Walter James
Hull
Hornsey-wood Tavern
Phillimore
Charles Carter
Northumberland
Stoke Newington
Chelmsford
Essex
Northumberland House
Carter
Royal christening preparations at Windsor Castle amid grand festivities
In the Windsor kingdom, Frogmore Lodge and the Castle Hill mansion will house guests for the Prince of Wales christening. Bedding, furniture, and banquet plans fill the castle stores as King and court prepare a state ceremony with knights of the garter, processions, and a Royal dinner for 150 invited visitors.
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Wampsor
Frogmore-lodge
Castle-hill
Prince of Wales
Frogmore Lodge
Castle-hil
St. George's Hall
Prussia
Mr. Manditt
Confect
Court
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Castle
Buckingham Palace
St. James’s
Frogmore
Castle Hill
Milman
Cumberland
Cranbourn
Windsor Great Park
Knights of the Garter
Lords of
Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
Council
Robert Peel
James Graham
York Herald
Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar
Prince Edward
Four Guards
Sudbury Hall
Art-Union of London
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Landseer
H.R. H
Principality
Ragfyr
Tywysog Cymru
Tywysog
Dilbert
Wma
L. Baraurst
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of Westmoreland
S. C
N.B
Mr. Baillie
James Pringle
Strand
London
Deaton
Cuantes Scott
WattEer
Constantinople
Persia
Teheran
Charles Scott
Walter
Foreign Office
J. M‘neil
Elchi
John M‘neil
Farrant
Todd
Tabriz
General Duhamel
Wigmore-street
Eine Ernest
Hanover
Galignani
Shakspeare
Suffolk
Metropolitan Anti-Corn-law Association
Leeds
Glasgow
Bradford
Manchester
Liverpool
Trains collide after red light dispute at Croydon
Witnesses testified that a night track switch was mishandled near the Dartmouth Arms, leading to a collision with the Brighton train. The prisoner denied seeing the red light while others swore to its presence, and bail was set as the magistrate remanded the case for Thursday.
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Knight Bruce
Kruugav
Pirac
Post-office London Directory
Cooper
Tripp
Simpkinson
Bielmer
Stevens
Nottingham
Holroyd
Borrodaile
Edwards
Fiat
Mansion House
Forcine Or CapeEns
Haymarket
William Hutchings
Archibaldatles
George Smith
Haymarket Theatre
Alderman Wilson
Hutchings
Belvedere-terrace
Southwark
Bridge-Road
Hobler
Wilson
Bow Street
Twyford
Goldsmiths’ Company
Mace
Covent Garden
Daniel Linch
Clerkenwell
John Williams
London
Bond-street
Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Dudley
Philadelphia-place
Hackney-road
Cotton
Attenborough
Shoreditch
Burns
Watson
Whitecross-place
Finsbury
Davis
Old-street
Greenwich
Fuicurron
Croydon
Ballett
Brighton
Charles Goldsmith
Thomas Ballett
Sydenham
Sidmouth Arms
Goldsmith
Mr. Grove
Jeremiah Braybrooke
Dartmouth Arms
William Adams
Seamann
Croydon Railway Police
James Livermore
John Scobley
Borough Court OF Requests
Joseph Brown
Charles Norton
Darter
Sal
Prince of Wales
Bill Saunders
Joe Smithers
Halbert Brown
Wich
Commissioner
Brown
Inquest Resumes Into December Murder Case at Seven Stars
The adjourned inquest into Henry Grayson's death is resumed. Witnesses recount travels near the Seven Stars public house on December 4, with mentions of Jacques Molyneux and Woods and a found club likely used in the murder. Papers found and burned are discussed, Arnold's involvement questioned, and a verdict of Wilful Murder returned against three suspects, Woods, Jacques, and Molyneux.
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Queen's Bones
G. Crate, Bart
Fenn Ann Ornens
Cresswell
Kelly
Andrews
Hugh Hill
Thesiger
Butt
Saeree
Henry Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
G. H. Talbot
Northern Reversionary Interest Company
Edinburgh
Asylum Insurance Company of
London
Talbot
Lord Denman
Court of Common Cowncin
Bath Institution
Goldham
Billingsgate Market
Prior
Blackfriars Bridge
Walker
Stoke-Uron-Treent
Bedford Arms Inn
Burslem
Ricardo
Richard Heathcote
J. A. Wyse
C. J. Mason
John Ridgway
William Harding
Trentham
Arthur W. Hyde
Thos. Wells
Thos. Potter
Smith
Williams
Hill
Coke
Arabin
John Nicholl
House of Commons
Yorkshire
York Castle
Leeds Mercury
St. Helen’s Munpern
Jacques
Woods
Molyneux
Rose
Howard
James Mimchester
Witness
Parr
Seven Stars
Arnold
Eccleston
Monks
Gerrard's Arms
John Marsn
Jack Tasker
Grayson
Colquitt
Colyutt
Jas, Brenan
Lodzt
Parrs
Anéd
John Tasker
Gerrard
John Marsh
Froom
Birmingham
Derby Junction
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester
Birkenhead
Dundee
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Glasgow
Ayr
Hull
Selby
Lancaster
Preston
Liverpool
Manchester
Aylesbury
Blackwall
Brighton
Greenwich
Croydon
Shoreham
London and South Western
Boulton and Bury
Sheffield
Leeds
Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
Northern
Eastern
Ulster
Carlton
Bruen
Carlow
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