Judgments in Blundell v Gladstone and Hilary term courts
The Lord Chancellor and justices open Hilary term with judgments on Blundell v. Gladstone. The case centers on wills of Charles Robert Blundell and whether Edward Wild referred by name to a rightful heir. Court affirms Vice-Chancellor England ruling and orders costs from the estate. Further matters include Eyre and Wairarap companies, coroner appointments, and Times libel and other criminal information actions.
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Knight Bruce
Masters Lynch
England
Thomas Wild
Robert Blundell
Lord Campys
Lady Stourton
Justice Pattison
Justice Maule
Charles Robert Blundell
Thorns Lord Campys
Liverpool
Charles Robert Blondell
Edward Wild
Lulworth
Joseph Wild
Feaward Joseph
Edward
Wairarap Co
Court of Review
Nisi
East India Company
Taursday
the “Times
Muskett
M.P
St. Albans
Times
Leicester-square
Regent-street
Humphreys
Ashurst
The
Marlborough Street
Askett
Globe and Standard
Attornpy
Lord Denman
the Times
Court of Queen's Bench
Insolvent Debtor and Court Adjournment Details
The article records insolvency proceedings for Frank Lowe, once linked to Oxford's Queen’s life attempt, including a discharge after Mills, an optician, acted as assignee. It also covers Westminster Court of Requests cases with a Smithfield driver and a foreigner at a Piccadilly cafe facing board disputes and a Parisian lodging dispute.
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Frank
Joshua Reeve Lowe
Oxford
St. James’s Street
Mills
Southampton-street
Prince Albert
Harris
Leary Jummy
James Mopkina
Whitecroags-street
Staffordshire
Robert Peel
Llaghter
Smithfield
Westminster Court OF Requests
BantLex
Giroup
Piccadilly
Plaintiff
Monsieur Geeran
Japan
Drunken Disorderly Woman and Vagrant Justice Room Scene
A lengthy Guildhall report recounts Sally the notorious London figure jailed for drunkenness and incivility, with quips about reform and a later case of Anne Boyd in near deathlike condition, and a series of other petty criminal incidents. It also covers Sally’s plea for justice, Challason’s wife’s parish struggle, and a Irish couple and a boy’s theft and deception cases in vivid street-court detail.
Drunken Prisoner Admonished After Prayer Readings
A court records a prisoner, described as weak minded, who begs prayers in pubs and streets to obtain liquor. She becomes intoxicated, unable to sit or stand, is carried by police, and placed in a station lodging. Mr Twyford discharged her with an admonition, saying the punishment was sorrowful rather than punitive.
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Wright
Clowes
Cope
Burt
Rudin
Smith
Arnold
Swabey
Robinson
Chancery
Ayliffe
Cope , Burt and Medwin
Tvesmr
Tae Piccapitty Satoox
Cassidy
E. James
Fox
Acton
Swann
England
Sloman
Pickett Street
Commissioner Fonblanque
Mr. Fox
W. Beale
Beale
James
Fonblanque
Doncaster
Josephs
Evenxine
John Regan
Adam-street
Adelphi
Messrs
Thom
Andrews
the Shades
Nutley
Shades
Mesars
Anne Boyd
Mr. Twyford
Clerkenwell
Samuel Davis
Anne Davis
Coram-street
Torrington-square
Upper Bedford Place
Mr. Greenwood
Torrington-squere
Gray's-inn-lane
Frederick-street
Geoser
Baylis
St Annee-street
Westminster
Mr. Moulds
Greenwood
House of Correction
Ixconghis le
Charles Tatharris
Charles Tutharris
Adelaide Square
Islington
Messie
Weston and Bailey
King’s Bench-walk
Temple
Jack Sheppard
Messrs. Watson
Bailey
Old Bailey
Sheriff Pilcher
Tutharris
Mr. T
Patrick Sullivan
Bridget M‘carthy
Peggy O'llara
Land of the Living
Pat
Trish
Terry
Norah
Manny
Craitchure
Biddy
Tim O'Leary
Ireland
Pat Sullivan
Spain
Asirnest Avour
Saffron-hill
Worship Street
Louisa Sophia Wright
Broughton
Police
Wilson-Street
Finnbury
Ellie
St. James’s Place
Samed
East India House
Clare Market
Portsmouth
Potman
London
City Police
Devonshire
Doory
Ellis
Vine
Alis Street
Goodman's Fields
Miss Kinsley
New Street
Finsbury
Coste
Shoreditch
Faruzs
Feroderio
Clark
Bromley
David Pugh
Leonard Jarrow Pugh
Bramley
Bnd
Broderip
Symons
Mr. Pugh
Sun
Mmr. Broderip
Watts
Troderip
Pugh
Alloy
Brouderip
AnmouzEn
Jobnn Warlers
Sarah Gilfillan
Drunk man from Chelsea charged with thefts and assault at Edgeware Road
A man identified as Charles Eyre, a Chelsea teacher, drank wine at the King's Head and bought food at Edgeware Road shops. He struck a barman, kicked a police officer, and caused damage before arrest. He was fined for drunkenness and damages. Disraesaxe Case: Mary Ann Whitaker, 17, admitted thefts from her father and pawnbroker sales. she was committed for trial.
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Maeyshebone
Samarz
Charles Eyre
No. 2
George's Place
Chelsea
Dunnett
King’s Head
Edgeware-rood
Hazlewood
Martin
Edgeware-road
Connaught Terrace
Cook
Edgeware Road
Gloucester Lodge
Regent’s Park
Queen Square
Mary Ann Whitaker
Richard Whitaker
Chester-street
Grosvenor-place
Reid
Knightsbridge
Stond
A London Court Scene of Robbery and Rivalry in Classic Laughter
The report recounts a chaotic magistrates court scene with a scuffle over a medal mistaken for a crown piece. A prisoner defends herself claiming deception by Warlters while witnesses crack jokes and a sailor testifies about an assault at sea. A separate case concerns Captain Johnson accused of striking Beale aboard a ship amid a dispute about duties and pay.
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Aoe
Symons
Warlters
Niobe
Mr. Symons
Broderic
Warriers
Broderis
Simons
Warners
Messrs
Moses
Harrow
Poplar
Mosey and Son
Broderip
Bacchus
Morpheus
Warlera
Pope
William Johnson
Ludlow
Tare
Hairy
Joseph Beale
London
Mr. Broderip
Wittness
Price
Beale
Silvester White
White
Her Majesty
John Roach
Ireland
Londonderry
Lindsay Craufurd
Moneymore
New South Wales
Lambeth
John Larmb
Enniskillen
Vauxhall-walk
Robert Lindsay Craufurd
Lamb
Mosely
Crisp
Crauff
Craufurd
Mr. Crisp
Sydney
Horninte Barnanity
Thomas Hutchins
Cottingham
Lynn
Stamford Street
Lena
Lyon
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