Insolvent debtor court case adjourned for payment plan
In a hearing before Commissioner Fonblanque, an insolvent Cambridge music tutor faced final order on grounds of extravagance. Despite a £30 salary and £10 wife gratuity, the court adjourned finals for six months to allow partial debt payment as a measure of prudent restraint.
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Commissioner Fonblangee
Sturgeon
King's College
Cambridge
Duke of Bedford
Duncan
Fueblanque
Cambridge University
Ofraud
Fonblanque
Bnal
Procter
Venxespar
Carm
Cox
Phillips
Richard Atkinson
Rhodes
Cri. Coit
Fletcher
Cooke
Mablborough Strent
Ascourt T Sy A HusBaxp
Harry Thomas
Rathbone Place
Hardwick
Julia Thomas
Mr. Bardsick
Housthead
Mr. Hardwick
Assacii
Central Criminal Court Maypay January Sessions Opened
The January sessions of the Central Criminal Court opened before Lord Mayor Sir Chapman Marshall and other civic officers. The calendar listed 99 prisoners for trial, with more added since printing. Proceedings covered counterfeiting, enlisting without license, cutting and wounding, robbery, and other offences. several cases proceeded to petty juries while some ended in verdicts of not guilty or guilty with sentences including transportation and imprisonment.
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Central Criminal Court
Chapman Marshall
John Pirie
London
Middlesex
Essex
Admiralty
Kent
Surrey
Fase
Victoria
George III
Pemray
John Satchell
Palace Court
Thomas Foulkes
Westminster
Foulkes
Borsemonger-lure
Kennington Cross
Guildford
Paris
Forceny
John Hatton
Ballantine
J. Binton
London Docks
Dock
Pheniz
Clements
Richard Micklemore
Don Docka
Benjamin James Randell
Richard Briesley Pottle
House of Dingwell and Co
John Clements
Thia
Doane
Danks
Danka
Jostick Trupeago
Sophia Bradfield
Edward Norman
Wantsken
Slse
Anid Sbe
Bermondsey
Geol
Wright
Newgate
Fraup fraud at Mansion House police case reported
A former city policeman Riche Addis was brought before Inspector Marchant on a fraud charge. The hearing revealed disputes over witness travel expenses and misstatements about Cheltenham travel, leading to Remand. Alderman Gibbs signaled public interest and city solicitor involvement. Additional notes describe a series of petty crimes and court hearings at Guildhall and nearby courts including assaults, thefts, and disturbances with multiple defendants and outcomes.
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Mansion House
Addis
Marchant
Edward James Read
Clarke
Central Criminal Court
John Anderson
Cheltenham
Glocester
London
Chamberlann
Alderman Gibbs
Mr. Read
Ionder
Mercers’ Court
St. Mary-at- Gill
Arraigne
Alderman Gibba
Inspector Marchant
City of London
George Gooden
Richard Rawston
Owen Mallen
Mesars
Marden
Pritchard
Gilliams
Bartlett's
Mallen
Sanders
Crawley Alreat
Somerstown
Gooden
Rawston
Gilham
Wawlingon
Tas New Tworenxy Ounings Coxvervayce
Richard Prior
Thames Hobbs
James Clarke
Metropolitan Joint Stock Conveyance Company
Star and ‘Garter
Edgeware Road
Hungerford Market
Rawlinson
Saummona
Crawford
Thames
Yardley
Souta Suieat
Fea
Capri Johnson
Poe
Tuames Police
Political unions form to oppose Matt tax in Wales
Reports from Mosmody, Usk and Abergavenny describe meetings to create associations supporting the London Central Total Repeal of the Matt tax. Officers are named and funds invited. deputations planned to attend the Central Society meeting next week. A second item notes a fashionably dressed man, later identified as Frederick Selby, being held on charges of obtaining goods by false pretences at the George Hotel in Andover, with other named individuals connected to the case.
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Bexton
Pornitt
Cambridge and Colchester
Lush
Adall
William Henry Alpin
Sod
Old Jewry Chambers
Alice
Harwich
George Allen
Udall
Polhill
Fossett
Luah
Petits
Bia
Elizabeth Ann Parkis
Southampton
Abe
France
Niue Elina
Vauxhall
Parkis
Madame Porkis
Hawes
Mercy
Lambeth
Paris
Norton
Bia Bouss
Richard King
Warren Street
Fitzroy Square
Broughton
Jabez Woods
Bucklersbury
Society of Friends
Stoke Newington
Hia
Agaon
Robert Messer
Throgmorton Street
Binning
House of Correction
Honska Teatine
William Bradshaw
Bingham
Edward Wood
Goawell Street
Geddings
Green Street
Southwark
Horace
Mosmody
Usk
Abergavenny
London Central
Central Society
Mc Footer
Bridgetreet
Andover
H. P. Drover
George Hotel
Bee
Frederick Selby
Harry Edmond Wallace
Alnsichurch
Oxford
Charles Grosvenor Somerset
Brasenose College
Harry Wilkins
Philip Drover
Waa Patler
George Inn
Roner
Hurstbourne Tarrant
Miles
Kent
Newbury
Witovsa
Iquiry
Fom Gue
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LAW
Wenxisnar
Mepicar Cuanoes
Kixe
Brtten
Secondary James
Bernard Street
Russell Square
Sheriffs’ Court
Tarnsday
Winchester
Rogsgay
Youro
Malvina Fiorentina de
Saunders
de Saumarez
Thomas Benjamin Parkis
Biatalber
Soverrigna
Hampshire County
Fareham
Gsrl
Rappery
John Ambrose
John Maurice
Mr. Maurie
Purnell
Romford
Pod
Petticoat Lane
George Peuit
Metropolitan Police
Whs
Pettit
Lemuel Land
Clarkson
Eastern Counties Railway
Ipswich
New Court
William Stone
Dare
Biates
Munper
Maryann King
James King
Emilia Lyons
Mr. Mason
Toose
Erle
Old Court
Maule
Mat. Ford
William Lee Fiddy
Brixton
Brixton Road
Wewax
Edward Stuart
Blackfriars Bridge
Harriet Mars
Sims-street
New Kent Road
Priagner
John Webb
Bow Steebet
Roppent
Francian Edward Collier
Woods
Walters
Southampton Buildings
Chancery Lane
Iance Samuels
Hyam
Gracecurch Street
Pscock
Wanda
Marylebone
Whitminetoe
Shxerify
Ovvicka
William Pearson
Bank of England
Broderip
James Daniels
Ebury Street
Pimlico
Ann Pearson
Ahe
Apoo
Banda
William Harris
Harris
Barris
Ibath
Samuel Anstey
Nevin
New North Road
Benn Avilen
Monk
Whitechapel
Wm. Racuer
Livern
Cockburn Road
Laney
Bouthware
Sreetnexs
Urey
Mr. Seck
Christchurst
St. Savioura Vn
Po Hin House of Correction
Secker
Mary Erbeth Brown
High Street
Revel
Lauer
Dermott
Ueter
Boutmaker's Causeway
Keele
Mary Randall
Rose
Keefe
Nusi
Derig
Cura
Jurti
Newington Causeway
Condou-Iridy
Nant
Nive Elms
Soush-Western Railway
Stamp Office
London Bridge
Reid
Brown
Mr. Gooding
M'Dermott
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