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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1855

Page

6

Night of theft and strange dreams in the woollen districts

A tale of a thief slipping through a window during the couple’s first sleep as they dream of hapless fortune, followed by reports on woollen mills in good work and cautious profits in the district.

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Letter from Lord Rag Tan on Forfar condolence vote

A dated 1844 letter from Lord Rag Tan discusses the Forfar county sympathy vote for Colonel Lau derdale Maule and Panmure’s reply. It notes public recognition easing Panmure’s grief and includes formal salutations from Thomas Carnaby of Vorfly. Also mentions Tonacco and Queen Pomant’s planned France visit for the Exhibition.

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Judicial Proceedings and Insolvent Court Cases Reported

In Chancery, Mr Baily seeks directions on costs related to Mr Chichester’s contempt. The master’s cost figures are debated, with appeals about affidavits, injunction costs, and who bears the charges. Courts also hear Insolvent Debtors Court matters including Alfred Parr and the widow Mrs Rufus, and cases involving the Fortune of War and a man named Neill, all amid multiple discharges and admonitions.

Murner Otley Lexis White Horse Inn New Leeda Thomas Brown Skipton Francis Blessin Brian Blessin Gaylane Blessin Mary Blessin Devassed Shaw John Smith Connicks Potteries Burslem Tunstall Bycars Hamill Jackfield Sneyd Stanfield Pinnox Clanway Henley Longton County Court Miss. Thornhill Court of Chancery Indus -of-Isaacs Chichester Cairns Renshaw Baily Lady Ferrers Alfred Parr Nichols Neill Griffiths Rufus Reed Commissioner Murphy William Brown Giltspur-street Sarmod Messrs. Mfoure Messrs. Hoare Murphy Tie House of Correction Kelly England

THIEFS HUSHED BY REMAND AND TRANSPORTATION SENTENCE

Middlesex Sessions reports a robber jailed for four years penal servitude after arguing for leniency. A separate case sees Frederick Golden sentenced to fifteen years transportation for stealing a handkerchief. Another trial ends with John Collins acquitted after conflicting evidence over a police kissing incident.

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Middlesex Frederick Golden William Henry Bagg Witham Edward Codrington House of‘Commona Mr. Witham Mr.Witham John Collins Andrew Anderson Lucy Angell Spicerstreet Brick Lane Key Shamis Surley Sleigh Mellor
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