Insolvent Debtor Remanded After Damages Case
In a hearing before the Chief Commissioner and Commissioner Phillips, Atkinson opposed by Mr Rhodes for damages in a crim con suit. Damages claimed £2000. jury awarded £10. Insolvent had offered to pay creditors but the offer was not accepted. Judge remanded the insolvent for two months from the vesting order to serve ends of justice. Other court items include a liability case in Ilford and a Winchester session on a French woman charged with theft. A Fareham case involving a cash box robbery and ten years transportation was also reported, plus an update on electric telegraph extension to Waterloo Bridge.
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Central Criminal Court Opens With 99 Prisoners for Trial
The January sessions begin before Lord Mayor Sir Chapman Marshall and city officers. The calendar lists 99 prisoners for trial, with 15 later additions. Cases include counterfeiting, enlisting in foreign service without leave, and various violent offences. The grand jury and petty juries are sworn as the court proceeds with hearings and preliminary rulings.
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Fraud charge against ex policeman at Central Court
Richard Addis, formerly in the city police, was brought before a magistrate charged with fraud. The case involved misusing travel expenses from the Central Criminal Court, with testimony detailing his journey from London to Cheltenham and the amount claimed. The hearing questioned the legitimacy of such expenses and whether the prisoner acted to deceive, leading to remand for further inquiry.
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Post Office Messenger Charged With Jewelry Theft
A young messenger Esmond at the General Post Office is charged on suspicion and confession with stealing reliable property from letters. Police found two gold rings two gold pencil cases two purses and a gold chain on him and in his lodgings. A second man Francis Edward Collier, a clerk, is charged with stealing £44 in notes and sovereigns from his employer. He is committed for trial.
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