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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1845

Page

6

Market Notes and Legal Thunder in Britain and China

Financial roundups show New Fives retreating slightly as exchange activity livened with bank shares in quiet anticipation of next dividends. Copper, steel, and textiles faced mixed demand and price shifts. Across regions, China trade remains dull with high stockpiles and cautious markets, while a dramatic UK court scene over a distillery case ends with the jury dismissed and next term awaiting.

Menea Bombay Old Sicca Bengal Bank Union Bank Agra Bank Mussoorie Bank Bank of Western India Sweatsa Culton China India France Whampoa Archimedes Hong Kong Dali Morary Commercial Canton

Legal Contests Over Will Codicils and Guernsey Habeas Case

A Master of the Rolls ruling upholds that two codicils that distribute Austrian bonds and cash amounts are to be treated as a single disposition, affirming the Master’s view that the sums are circulalite. Separately, the Guernsey Royal Court hears a habeas corpus return concerning Charles Carus Wilson, with postponements, bail arrangements, and eventual discharge on own recognisance.

Ixe Isois Mall United Kingdom Suez Calcutta Ceylon Madras India Egypt Mediterranean Marseilles France Annan Wilmot Asa Smith Westminster Ccourt Kelly Solicitor General Baron Alderson Mr. Kelly Board of Excise Thomas Wilde Baroo Nisi Prius Matilda Berethold Tripp C. Wetherell Schomberg Master of the Rolls Mr. Schamberg Royal Court of Guernsey Royal Court Wilson Roebuck Fitzroy Kelly Peacock Lord Deeman Mr. Roebuck Lord Denman Coupes Wilton Mr. Wilson Court of Queen's Bench Jersey

Murder charge tried at Central Criminal Court

The Revisuir Meapen case brought Sarurnpay prisoner Chas Lamb from the House of Correction for the 1837 murder of John Brill at Ruislip. Witnesses recount Lamb’s confession of striking Brill in Young Wood and hiding evidence, but the jury returns Not Guilty before New Court.

Captain Burdett Justice Wightman Court OF Common Pleas Fouth Lawson Nisi Prius James Serjeant Talfourd Church of England Times London Forth France Duke of Orleans Holland Duke of York Pembroke College Oxford Winchester Archbishop of York Dulwich College Glavitil Clive Kingston Ines Furth Namages Talfeard Sarurnpay Revisuir Chas, Lamb House of Correction John Brill Uxbridge Young Wood Witness Uxbridge Market Olock Lavender Brill Bill Capone Lamb Harefield Yustany Yordsman William Clifford CuHaAgGe Or Faravete Bolale Tiberio St Pancras Loan Society Watt Adams Spriggins White Loan Society Sheriff's Court Kennett Society Potter Clarkson Tiherly Deane Tiberly Watts Adame Doane Theo Fenestet Caleb Mortis Bank of England George Rogers Charles Crickler Ryland Mr. Prendergast Borough Circus-street Greenwich Stevens Morris Morrie New Coral Toespsy Bullock John Pirie Alderman Copeland A. Smyson Hercules Quebec William Burgess Messrs Ballantine Huddleston Huddlestin William Burgesa Wappingwall Swyron Henry Lightfoot Proctor Putin Commissioner Bullock Cnanes Oy Roecey Munday Mr. Long Juudilam Berkeley-street Portman-square Ellie Skinner Otl Uw Passage Ofsen iTandwich al Marylebone Sparks Anne Wilson Job Lambert High-street Portland Town Albany Road Barrow Hill Pond Salisbury Street Mr. Fell Inspector Furlong S Division Leroux Tromusan Saturnia Mary Ellis Mr. Broughton Curran Devonshire Shorejditch Limerick Ireland Cougiien Mc Broughton Fitzgerald Jusataax Heezarona Meapenen Jaroes Tapping Wilral Rusma Whiter Bingham Newgate Villv Vaun Tue Poutek James Featherstone James Peters Hannah Carroll Broughton Gall Tituns Featheratong

Adjudications Shown in Court Records With Months and Names

The court lists multiple defendants for four and three month terms and others for varied sentences. It records imprisonments, warnings, and penalties including whipping and discharges, with totals of acquittals and pleas, as the session adjourns to March 3.

Ann Smith G. Brown 3. Thomas G. Sporrer T. Johnson D. Pickett G. Langdon W. H. O'Brian J. Smith H. Cormal R. Parker C. Chapman C. Langdon T. Watson C. Mure R. Walsh C. Cif Newgate Rone Smith

Thames Street coal factor fined for light weights and faulty scales

Police report from Guildhall details Mr. Davis of Thames Street being summoned for using weighing machines and weights deficient in draught and regal weight. Inspector Turner found 3 draughts of 6 lbs and weights about 1 lb light. Davis blamed misordering. Groves the scale maker testified. Alderman Musgrove urged equal penalties for large traders. Davis fined £3 and weights and machines forfeited.

Wercuino Machiyes Tmrortast Caiz Davis Thames Street Groves Bia Alderman Musgrove

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