Mortgage deed turmoil at Huntingtower bankruptcy hearing
Henry Morgan Vane and Lt. Col Copland faced cross examination over a December mortgage deed and attestation by Vane. The hearing revealed confusion at Penton and London venues, alleged misstatements, and claims about who signed documents and read the warrant of attorney as creditors press for clarity with adjournments and proofs of debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dackmey
Colonel Copland
Bucklersbury
Mr. Jacobs
Moss Davis
Mr. Hume
Mr. Pe
Copland
London
Mr. Vane
Vane
Mr. Nias
Lord Huntingtower
Fisher
Edmonds
Hume
Holland
Nias
Henry Morgan Vane
Carlton-chambers
Regent Street
Huntingtower
Alnwick
Brancepeth
Castle
Sth
Queen-street
Fred
Huntingtones
Long's
Faascis
Cornaxp
Fonblanque
E. James
Holt
Fruiterer
Dysart
Foublanque
Canty
Miller
Chambers
James
Cauty
Langleypark Cottage
Slough
Captain Canty
Davis
Margaret Edmonds
Weedon
W. Tollemache
Earl Dysart
Hyde Park
Fonbranque
LAW. VICH-CHANCELLORS' COURTS TEESPAR SEAZCA v SURRA
The cases involve equitable liens on leases used to secure £2000 advances to Albin for purchasing a Dolphin public house lease. Seager and Co. and Meux and Co. claim priority on a deposit of the lease as security. The assignees of the purchaser contend the lien is discharged by bankruptcy. The court held the lien valid and injuncted the law action, ordering sale proceeds held in court pending final decision.
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Teespar
Seacza
Surra
Axp
Merx Arp Co
Lancelot Shedwell
Gurney
Dolphin
Whitechapel Road
Albin
Messrs. Seager and Co
Messrs
Meux and Co
Messrs. Meux and Co
Rom Gurney
Swanston
Chandless
Messrs. Seager
Bethell
C. Freeling
J. Russell
Anderdon
Shebbeare
Quden
Istoss
New Col. Lege
Oxyonp
Lord Denman
Haveringcatte-Bower
Essex
Sergeant Taddy
Hornchurch
Havering Parkas
Havering
James I
Charles
England
Martin Anchern Shee
Royal Academy of Arts
Trafalgar-square
Royal Academy
Royal Artillery
Lord Ellenborough
Hampton Court
George III
Royal Palace
Somerset-house
William IV
Arthur Palmer
Mary Ann Clarenbold
G Division
Mr. Bingham
Begden
Short-street
Finsbury
Palmer
Ellis
Brennan
Clarénbold
Elizabeth Sexton
Prosecutrix
Clarenbold
Tipreywink
Thomas Leary
Natthew Rawlinson
Shrewsbury Court
St. Luke's
Shackell
House of Correction
Mourning jewels and a bankrupts public affairs in court
A London jury found for the plaintiff in a case over mourning jewellery purchases, with witnesses noting fair pricing. Separately a bankruptcy court examined a wine merchant linked to the Earl of Cardigan affair, adjourned for an amended balance sheet, and ordered restitution of £60 samples. The case of Harvey Leach, alias Signor Hertio Nano, moved forward with a nod to future creditor actions as no opposition appeared.
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Court OF
Poynder
Capt. Gordon
Moore
Coramatreot
Besikrupts
Merivale
Harvey Leach
Hertio Nano
Gnome Fly
Erigale
Simpson
Birmingham
Rook
Kensington
John Horan
Sth Royal
Irish) Hussars
Hyde Park
Edward Fitch
T. Paynter
Flower
Fitch
Howard
Paynter
John Sims
Gloucester-mews
Portman-Square
Mr. Paynter
Mr. Flower
John Morris
High-street
Payne
WILLIAM CANNELL REMANDED IN MANSION HOUSE CASE
Police reports from Mansion House detail the ongoing case against William Cannell who wounded Elizabeth Magnus. The lord mayor hears of a likely fortnight remand as Magnus, though improved, cannot yet testify. Also covered are Guildhall proceedings on domestic disputes and a complex raid on a pub fraud scheme involving a liquor thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Sxoorixc
William Cannell
Elizabeth Magnus
Wilkinson
James John Adams
Adams
Atrocious Case and bail in Wandsworth trial
A Kingston boarding school keeper, Daniel Williamson, is charged with capital offences and gross misconduct toward pupils. Evidence shows multiple family confessions, with elder and younger sons detailing abominable acts. Accused pleads innocence as remand granted for full evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandsworth
Daniel Williamson
Kingston
Newtown
Paynter
London
Frederick K
Therisoner
Hovse
James Fernandez Clarke
Mr. E
War ends and temples rise in Somnauth gates tale
An exaggerated despatch from Simla claims the Governor General lists triumph over Afghans and the gates of Somnauth are restored as a symbol of restored glory. The piece includes grandiloquent praise for regional rulers, threats to enemies, and a pledge to defend the empire, ending with a jab at Peel and pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ellenboroughy
Simla
India
Affyhan
Somnauth
Sultan Mahmoud
Ghuznee
Somnaath
Sirhind
Rajwasra
Malwa
Guzerst
Satlej
Caitiff
Bala Hissar
Jife
Peel
Frances
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LAW
Nisi Prins
Justice Williams
Watson
Strand
Ephraim Bond
St. James’s Street
William Williams
Manor-house
Chelsea
Tacey
St. Anne's
Blackfriars
William Tacey
Anne Tacey
St. Clement’s
Dale
Farebrother
Mise Tacey
Marlborough Steent
Roxpery
Pushcaxe
James Williams
Robert Lincoln
W. M. Davis
Blue Post
Berwick Street
Bodkin
Childe
Wire and Childe
Victuallers’ Protection Society
Lincoln
Broad-street
Golden-square
Comptox-street
Paugher
Ind
Fleet-street
Beresford
Preeausé
William Wright
Eliza
Bond
Castlecourt
Little Chapel Street
Westminster
Lockyer
Powell
Central Criminal Court
Rowles
S. M'Nair
Crown Inn
High Street
Gebenwich Poclich
Jeremy
Lee
Praud
J. Harry
Blackheath-hill
Liverpool Folice
Liverpool
Rusaion
Rushton
Workhouse
Board of Ardhane
Rainar
Jenkina
Sheffield Independent
York Castle
Courrier Francais
Mademoiselle C
Paris
St. Germain Y Auxerrois
M.N. Effendi
M.N
M. Genie
Foreign Office
Stamboul
Trae
M. N. Effendi
Lake District
Lancashire Gazette
The
Electrical Society
Polytechnic Institution
Walker
Polytechnic
Carpenter
Medical Gazette
John Bull
Aaterday
Belfast
Russia
Academy of Sciences
M. de Humboldt
Academy
Siberia
Dural
Galignani
Best
P. Chaleset
Royal Institution
Ragshops
Norton Folgate
J. W Kalliwoda
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