Insolvent court adjourned amid bitter accusations and decorous observations
In a crowded insolvency session, Mr James accused Lord Huntingtower of aiding a debt arrangement through Lady Dysart, while Lord Dysart’s son drew attention with a striking resemblance. The hearing adjourned to July. other cases involved bail, Crown pleas, and various debt disputes with clerical and legal proceedings.
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Mr. Chambers
Lord Huntingtower
Dysart
Lord Dysart
Commissioner Fonblanque
Lord Dreart
Sarcapar
Thoxtas CowLey Joxes
Crar
Commissioner Law
Young
Nicholls
James Shallis
William Whitecombe
Commissioner Reynolds
Mr. Whitecombe
Patrick
Strands fruit stalls removed amid court clash
On Thursday an order to clear old fruit stalls in the Strand and adjoining courts was enforced. Stallholders protested their long custody of stalls and public accommodation near Adelphi and Lyceum theatres. After a police superintendent’s reassurance, stalls were allowed to return. A second report details three women charged with stealing a silver watch from a merchant in Limehouse, with testimonies about hugs preceding the loss. all three were committed for trial.
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Little Collingwood Street
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Hiddle
Me Ée
Richard Durell
Weaver Street
Sureby
William Glover
Friar-street
St. George's
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Ward
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George and Vulture
Gattier
Howell
Smith
Franklin
Mary Keele
Sarah Keele
George Keele
St. Stephen's
Canterbury
Ari Chaelmas
Manu
John Weller
Australia
Weber
Ahe
Bishopsgate-street
William Gurney Keele
Back Tane
Heckney
Messm
Marnett and
Manlet
Hithat
Prisgoner
John Dixon
City Police
Sarah Kvele
Hanover-square
Keele
Weller
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Henover Square
London
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Rawlinson
Susannna Bryan
Regent's Park
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Holborn Union
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The Ruislip Murder Trial before Mr Mills
The examination of Charles Lamb at the Uxbridge House of Correction follows the discovery of John Brill's body in Young Wood near Ruislip in 1837. Witnesses recount Lamb and accomplice Lavender's alleged confession and the circumstances of the boy's death, with Lamb denying the charge and a trial ordered.
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Uxbridge
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Ruislip
Fuebruurg
George Sibley
Lamb
Charley
Churchill's
Bal
Lavender
Mr. Hoare
Yardaian
Phaul
Prisan
Chesterton
Lerat
Acney Brill
John Bri
Churchill
Young Wood
James Lavender
Itowaa
Timy
Charles Churchill
Trecolivet
John Frill
Mr. Mills
Meadows
Audhin
Chaving
West End
Ruislip Common
Mary Allday
Thomas Alldey
Henry Woodmen
Mr. Churchill
Charles Woodman
Charles Bray
Withers
Wenthem
Robert Burtor
Dorset- Street
Portman-Square
Patten
Lad Brill
Mr. Patten
Eladao
Lilley
Itase
Bishook
George
Central Criminal Court
Let's
Waterloo Bridge
Anderann
St. John’s Church
Carter
Duke's Head
Lower
Fora Street
Lambeth
Charles Ingat
Laurie and Co
Oxford Street
Thomas Couch
Couch
Waxetafl
Baptism of bells at Tours shocks pious readers
A column lampoons a Pentecostal styled baptism of bells at a hospital chapel in Tours. The ceremony, attended by archbishop Morlot and clergy, featured bells hung above the ground, child godparents and a solemn rite that critics call profane and vain, contrasting Christian baptism with pagan pageantry.
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Faticu
Blunsvigneur Morlot
M. Viot Pradhomma
Tracs
Paim
Talsery
Shane
Hoapital Demiauie
Courrier Ddire Et Loire
Oda
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