Final examination of Lord Huntingtower in bankruptcy case
The Court of Bankruptcy at Basinghall Street opened a final examination for Lord Huntingtower. Witnesses described numerous acceptances, alleged misappropriations, and schemes with Colonel Copland and Mrs Edmonds. The commissioner adjourned and then proceeded with proofs of debts, noting funds, property, and the future sale of estate assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Backsey
Colonel Copland
Bucklersbury
Jacobs
Moss Davis
Hume
Pyne
Efe
Copland
London
Nias
Henry Morgan Vane
Carlton Chambers
Regent Street
Vane
Huntingtower
Alnwick
Brancepeth-castle
Lord Huntingtower
Mrs. Edmonds
H. M. Vane
Queen-street
Mayfair
Mr. Nias
Mr. Vane
Fred
Long
Francis Capuano
Mr. Vano
Fenblanque
M. Chambers
E. James
JT. Holt
Fonblanqus
Dysart
Fonblanque
Cauty
Miller
Picot
Chambers
James
Langleypark Cottage
Slough
Captain Cauty
Davis
Margaret Edmonds
Panies
Savage
Weedon
Hyde Park
Bank of England
Foublanque
Law causes on equitable liens for leases in distillers case
The Lords Chancery hears two linked actions about securing advances to a public house purchaser with an equitable deposit of the lease. Seager and Co. and Meux and Co. claim liens on the Dolphin lease, given by Albin, amid his bankruptcy. The court held the plaintiffs’ lien valid, injunction preserved, sale proceeds to be paid into court.
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Gurney
Whitechapel Road
Albin
Mesera, Seager and Co
Meux and Co
Mesers. Seager and Co
Messra
Gurnney
Seager and Co
Thm
Swanston
Chandless
Messrs. Seager
Bethell
Queen v Sin Mantix Ancuse SHee and Others Court ruling on Royal Academy rate
In a Queen's Bench session Lord Denman dismissed an appeal against the Royal Academy of Arts rate in Trafalgar Square, holding the premises used for public purposes only meant no personal occupation or private emolument. The ruling cites Lord Ellenborough and Hampton Court precedents and notes the crown's control over the academy's premises and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Wepyespay
Lord Denman
Royal Academy of Arts
Trafalgar Square
Royal Academy
Royal Artillery
Lord Ellenborough
Hampton Court
George III
Royal Palace
Somerset-house
William IV
Soverei
Tuuaspay
Baunswick
Queen Tv
Valllance
Serg. Talfourd
Thesiger
Vallance
Justice Patteson
Sergeant Talfourd
Barnard Gregory
Satiri
Sergeant Valfourd
Age
Duke of Brunswick
Mr. Thesiger
Platt
Mr. Platt
Hart
Wounding case and divorce bid at Guildhall sessions
In a police and court report, William Cannell faces remand as Elizabeth Magaw hosts recovering wounds. James Adams notes her improvement but warns she cannot attend soon. At Guildhall, Mr and Mrs Tacey seek mediation in a parish case over maintenance, with Tacey’s confession of marital strain amid his wife’s drinking and tumultuous behavior.
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Mansion House
William Cannell
Elizabeth Magaw
Wilkinson
James John Adams
Magnus
Marlowborough Strnet legal row over 1034 week support
Months ago an arrangement set the wife to receive 1034 week for herself and her son. The husband claimed loss of his job due to his wife's violence, the alderman ordered him to retire and settle with relief. On return Tacey asked to keep his boy, but the talk led to an agreement to pay 75 weekly to cease the roaring dispute. In other items, a shoplifter ring led by James Williams was exposed, with detailed plot guidance to a 17 year old Lincoln to steal from Mr. Davis. A coin counterfeiting case followed with William Wright and Eliza charged with petty treason for forging and destroying moulds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nias
Colonel Copland
Lord Huntingtower
Sloane-street
Mr. Ford
Copland
Ford
Coplaund
Voslind
Lechmere
Army
Hemstead
Oxfordshire
Chipping Norton
Applin
Lord Huntigtower
Messrs
Emanuel
W. Mansell
M. Edmonds
Mansell
Mrs. Edmonds
Col., Copland
Euston
Penton
Euston Hotel
Reading
Euston-square
Peter Townsend
Justice Patteson
Byles
Sergeant Talfourd
Duke of Brunswick
Owever
Polly
Lucy
Baron Audlaw
Macheath
Duke of
Brunswick
Vallance
Mount Gardens
Surrey
Townsend
Mr. Townsend
J. P
Epmoxps
Boxp
Nisi Prius
Justice Williams
Watson
Edmonds
Strand
Ephraim Bond
St. James's Stree
William Williams
Manor-house
Chelsea
Court OF Bankruptcy
Tovsspar
Hanvery Gannerr Paires Tuckett
C. F. Williams
Earl of Cardigan
Nth
Hussars
Poynder
Capt. Gordon
Wepxespay
Merivale
Harvey Leach
Hervio Nano
Gnome Fly
Simpson
Birmingham
Rook
Tacey
St.Anne's
Blackfriars
William Tacey
Anne Tacey
Booman
Black Prince
St. Clement’s
Dale
Briareus
Farebrother
Harry
Richardson
Roscius
Marlborough Sternet
Roseeny
Pusticans
James Williams
Robert Lincoln
W. M. Davis
Blue Post
Berwick-street
Bodkin
Childe
Wire and Childe
Victuallers’ Protection Society
Lincoln
Broad-street
Golden Square
Nule
Compton-street
Fleet Street
Linscoln
Beresford
Herusband
Maltby
Queen Square
Coixens
William Wright
Eliza
Afr
Bond
Castle ‘Court
Little Chapel-street
Westminster
Lockyer
Powell
Mint
Sterhet
Arvarn
Arthur Palmer
Mary Ann Clarenbold
Mr. Bingham
Beyden
Short-street
Finsbury
Palmer
Ellis
Brennan
Clarenbold
Elizabeth Sexton
Prosecutrix
Exwisk Suors
Nepal
St. Luke's
Catherine Singleton
Michael Meaghan
Shackell
House of Correction
Smith
Byrr
Flower
Fitch
Howard
Mr. Paynter
John Sims
Gignen Termews
Portman-square
Paynter
Dow
Joan
Joan Morr
High Street
Kensington
Bray
Victoria
Fr. Paynter
Central Criminal Court
Sppree
Lintenant Bowles
S. M'Nair
Crown Ina
Greenwich
Thery
London
Jeremy
T. Harry
Blackheath-bill
Poohers
Hurry
Thess
Liverpool Workhouse Riot Sparks Magistrate Remarks
Ten women and five men from Liverpool workhouse faced Rushton the stipendiary magistrate on insubordination charges after riotous conduct and an attempted rescue of a fellow inmate. He condemned the state of the facility, calling for clearer governance and better classification, warning of stricter action if behavior continued. The gaol held 630 prisoners, with fears the unrest reflected broader systemic faults. inmates were discharged after warnings and a call for governor accountability.
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Liverpool
Rushton
Um Rushton
House of Correction
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