Queen v Treasury Tibbetts and Lincoln Gazette libel case
Law intelligence briefs report a rule for a mandamus to compel hearing in Warwick town clerk compensation dispute after his 1856 removal for misconduct. Also notes a rule to show cause on libel against Sir Charles Anderson in the Lincoln Gazette case and related Crown actions in common pleas court and Liverpool municipal warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Bench
Te Treasury
Her Majesty's Treasury
Tibbetts
Warwick
Rheidavi
Lords of the Treasury
W. Follett
Waddington
Corporation
Cresswell
Hayes
Queen
Lincoln Gazette
Sir Charles Anderson
Lincoln
Sir Charles
Wood
Charles Anderson
Charles
Court OF Corimgh Dpleas
de Pissary
Cannon
Mosterrort
Asien
Sheriffs of
London
Polhill
Captain Polhill
Friswell
Sergeant Talfourd
Zisi
Tefuses
Harvey
William Fellett
Liverpool
Uarvey
Forged Mexican bonds and theatre ticket fraud case opens
A crowded court hears charges of felonious embezzlement and forgery tied to the Lizards and Co. operation involving forged Mexican bonds and altered warrants. Additional cases include forged theatre admission orders and pot theft at Bow Street as Inspector Lloyd pursues multiple suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irisansely Bovsz
David
House of Messrs. Lizards and Co
de Quintana
Jrustice
The
Stock Exchange
Bodkin
Bush
Clarkson
Woatner
Hillyard
Furnival’s Inn
Hibbert
Mr. Clarkson
Freeman’s Court
House of Lizardi and Co
Senate
J.F. Bacon
Messrs. Lizardi
Chamber of Deputies
House of Messrs. Lizards
Joseph Dietera Mattos
Copthall-court
London Sessions Sees Child Welfare and Theft Cases Mixed
Reports recount a three year old brought before magistrates after abuse allegations. a ten year old boy and starving sister case revealing parish relief disputes. thefts by youths, tallow theft, and a drunken defendant at Hatson Garden. A nurse-like physician faced misconduct charges, with prosecutions highlighting poor relief and workhouse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
John Winter
John Ellis
Marylebone-street
Vine Street
No. 12
Peter-street
Jarvis
St. James’s
Inspector Jervis
Mr. Bryant
Mr. Hall
Mr. Chambers
Oakum
Neville
Bellingham
Percival
Old Man James Butt Charged With Drunken Conduct
At Queen Square James Butt confessed to being drunk and requested lockup after visiting Westminster station house. He claimed intoxication and that he lived nearby. after a brief disturbance he was detained and later discharged. Also examined were Wn Faulkener alias Potts and Mary Faulkener regarding related circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Metropolitan Police
City Watch Committee
Alderman Scholey
James Folhard
West Street
Smithfield
Bow Street
William John Douglas
Chadwick
Isaac Gregory
Chapel-street
Tottenham Court Road
England
Mirabeau
Stockley
Oxford-street
Aldridge
Orange-street
Bloomsbury
John Diprose
Covent-parden
Twyford
Charles Sands Parker
F. Roe
Stone, Martin
Stone
Henry Broadwood
Mathew Stodard
Goldensquare
Shackle
Old Ship Hotel
Brighton
Albany-street
James Brown
Bagnal
Charles-street
Drury Jane
Pugh
York and Albany
Regent
Thames Office
George Lomas
John Douglas
Thomas Glanville
Mark Manning
John Cassidy
Thomas Smith
Greenwood
Waterloo-bridge
Thames
Thames Police
Savoy
Lomas
Waterloo Bridge
Glanville
Smith
Manning
Cassidy
Lewis
Mitchell and Lennard
John Church
Edward Church
London Duck Company
Clements
Edward
Dix
George Martin
Martin
James Church
House of Correction
James Kelly
West India Docks
Neale
Montague
Queen Square
James Butt
Newway
Westminster
Gregorie
Wn Faulkener
Potts
Mary Faulkener
Relief Provided by Parish Officers to East London Family
An East London parish officer reported immediate relief for a distressed family after a Saturday visit. Mr Rooke pledged continued aid until the parochial board convenes. Mr Gregory of Spitalfields offered substantial further help including a hundredweight of potatoes and ongoing supplies as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groom
Combe and Hardwick
House of Correction
Oraige
Wabpire
Donnegan
Cas
Swaig
Gravel Lane
Ang
St. George
Rooke
Gregory
Spitalfields
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LAW Intelligence
Payne
de Ee Nae
Marylerzone
Ferry Czol
Stanmore Street
Somers Town
Rawlinson
W. Sheel
Wilsted-street
Madame Tussaud
Baker-street
Portman-square
Joseph Tussaud
John Shaw
Adelphi
Haymarket
Covent-garden
Drury-lane
Olympic
Metropolitan
Holland
Shaw
E. W. Baker
G. H. Wilkinson
E. H. B. Glover
Mary Martin
Seymour-place
Bryanstone-square
George Wright
Lawrence Glover
Bromley
Kent
Glover
Hatson Garden
George Weaver
Harding
Crown and Cushion Tavern
Rupert-street
Soho
Benett
John Ashton
Clamp
Castle-street
Holborn
Mr. Mayhew
Paris-street
Pimlico
Walsal
Staffordshire
Cooper
Faulkener
Moran
Waléala
Wales
Walsall
J. Harwood
Broughton
Codd
John Marsh
Oilman, &c
Hobler
M. Parry
Fleur-de-lis-court
Harwood
Eddward Pritchard
Lamb-street
Marsh
George Backham
Parry
Haréwood
Goldsmiths’ Hall
Tie
Pelham-street
House of Lords
Lambeth Street
Town Hall
Arnold
John Key
St John’s
Horselydown
Board of Guardians
Sir John Key
Poor Law Commissioners
St. Juan’a
Newman
Allhallows
Brand
Mr. Newman
Greenwich
Adam Young
Millington
Matthews
Hewitt
Robinson
Marcus
John Sutton
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