Palmer and Others v Johnson ejectment ruling affirmed
In the case before Justice Coleridge the jury verdict for the plaintiff over the Wheatsheaf Inn yard was challenged by a rule to show cause for a new trial. Lord Denman allowed the rule to be made absolute, ordering a new trial. A second matter, More v Ramsay, concerned sequestration after a rectorial loan. the rule to set aside verdict was discharged, with plaintiff allowed to apply proceeds as needed. In White v Prickrit, costs were discussed after a debt action. defendant liable for costs despite partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Beech
Doz
Dem
Palmer
Johnson
Justice Coleridge
Trinity
Kelly
Butt
Church-street
Edgware-rowa
Duxie
Learned Council
W. Follett
Mr. Rotingon
Coleridge
W. Feilett
Lord Denman
More
Ramsay
Trisby
Stanbridge
Court OF Common Pleas
White
Prickrit
Wilde
Police Court Notices of The Week From London Streets
A dense report covers thefts and assaults, including a large orange theft, suspicious cash box with £70, a duel fear, and a street assault on a Jewess. Defendants include William Forbes, Jones, Marron, and a blind-maker George Trent. Publicans, clerks, and servants appear, with duels avoided and bail set for several suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Strest
Jones
Robert Marryon
Southwark
Frederick Roe
Morgan
Marron
Smith
High-street
Bloomsbury
Maryon
Beadle
Queensquare Church
Bloomebury
Duttl Pseeventep
Joshn Dsmithon Tsyler, Esq
Southgate
Fiscley-common
FP. Rie
Ruthven
Richard Beechcroft
Eolicitor
South Square
Gray's-inn
Arthur Harris
Sparrow’s Horne
Watford
Herts
F. Ree
Taylor
Harris
Girdiner
A&sault
George Trent
Liz Rus
St. Clement’s-lane
Attempt to murder a constable and beggar case in London
A constable reports a violent incident in Dove Street with the suspect Patrick ore, described as a fine infantryman type, and John Hunt suffers a disfigured face. Also noted is John Brown detained for begging at York Street pub, claiming medical training and hardship, with two prior similar encounters. Separate theft case: Jane Shepherd accused of stealing a shilling from Lord High Admiral’s servant at Vauxhall Bridge Road and committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
Prisner
Waterloo
Murprer
Henry Gravely
White Bear Green
Newend
Hampstead
Raiwlinson
Henry Hawkins
Turneyman
Brewhouse Lane
Thomas Simmons
White Bear
John Hawkins
Anderson
Rawlinson
John Rance
Smith
Carpenter
Br. Shaw
MilpNiaut
James Masters
Sophia
Kensington Palace
Bryanstone-squire
Rawlinsox
Palace
David Price
Regent’s Park
Skaters’ Club
Tilter
Jones
Brandon
Patrick ‘Ore
Cate-street
Edzcare-road
John Hunt
Dove Street
Qusemn Square
John Brown
Gregorie
Danielle
Mendicity
Crown Public House
Yorkstreet
Westminster
London
Isle of Wight
Ife
Wertrminster
England
Jane Shepherd
Newnham
Vaxhall-bridge-road
Debtors and defendants face varied charges in London court
Depositions taken bind over Patrick Linden for assault after a Buckingham Palace visit. Charles Scott denied destroying a large ash tree in St James Park while admitting to uprooting a smaller one. John Biddle Ives faced threats to kill his brother amid a shop incident ending with window damage and police involvement. Ann Kelly examined for robberies. several insolvent cases led to committals and extended jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Linden
Buckingham Palace
Gregorie
Charles Scott
St. James’s Park
Burrell
Indian creole le Grasse remanded in Clerkenwell prison
Creole le Grasse a Hudson's Bay Indian, held in Clerkenwell for three months after being sent from Hudson's Bay territory to stand trial in Canada for mass murder of Hare Indians near Mackenzie River, is remanded to March 224. An interpreter was arranged and Stewart, familiar with the region, confirmed the murder charges and distance to Norway House Montreal route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magpzer
Hudson's Bay Territory
le Grasse
Clerkenwell
Ergand
Brudson’s Bay Territory
Canada
Mackenzie River
Br. Greenwood
Middlesex
Cross
Hudsor’s
Greenwood
Stewart
Bay
Nourney House
Hudson’s Bay Company
Norway House
Montreal
Greenwood Ecid
Creele le Grasse
M. Stewart
Treally
Crags
Theompany
Elsc
Greenwocd
England
Montrial Direct
Insolvent Abraham Garcia’s case and accidents theme recurs
The report covers Abraham Garcia the Oxford-street fruiterer facing bankruptcy after a February 1835 robbery claim and adjourned examination, plus a string of accidents and offences in London. Details include a Paddington omnibus robbery tale, a two-year prison mention, and various fatal or near fatal incidents and crime attempts across Bermondsey Westminster and Spitalfields with police actions and court adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Garcia
Oxford-street
Paddington
C. Phillips
Cooke
Nichols
Alexander Pendrigh
Coke
Woodreffe
Gibson Craig
Edisburgh
Woodreff
Thomas Laurence Harjette
Anti-Combustion Discovery Promises Safer Fabrics and Materials
A new anti combustion method reportedly carbonises without burning and can protect textiles from flame, mildew, and heat damage. The process is described as simple and inexpensive, with interest from a foreign government and a forming company to introduce it locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Gazette
Inquest at Croydon into stillborn infant and hydrophobia cases
Coroners in Croydon examined a young service girl Eiwarde who returned home in a box cab and delivered an unbaptized infant that died after two hours. A separate inquest at Clipstone Street blamed hydrophobia for William Garland’s death after dog bite. Bartholomew’s Hospital heard of Thomas Var a Wor ship-street officer who died by self-inflicted wound amid suspected mental derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
Eiwarde
London
Jersey
Brixton
C Cy Isn
Halfmmon Tavern
Clipetone-sted
Prtland-place
Stirling
William Garland
John Bullen Evenden
Clipstone-street
Wienesa
Rand
Sewart
Stewart
Fta Wizoy
P. Licz
Bartholomew’s Hospital
Thomas Var
Worship-street
Benjamin Watkies
Qren Street
Finsbury, Square
Csach
la Tely
Fire and arson alarm hit Brentford and Marylebone districts
Firefighters battled two major blazes in Brentford and Marylebone as arson fears surfaced. At Esling Lane near Felix Booths distillery a haystack fire, worsened by frost and frozen hoses, threatened adjacent stacks and buildings. In Marylebone Victoria House linen warehouse burned from a shopfront blaze, with water pipes frozen delaying containment. one fire escape crew member entered the blaze before the flames ravaged Mr Mier’s house next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
New Brentford
Ealing
Ealirg
Brentford
Mazara
Felix Booth
Mazard
Division of
Oolice
Marquard
Miers
Victoria House
High-street
Marylebone
Wells-street
Baker-street
D Vie
Dyrr
Bicknell
Bickneel
Havig
Mr. Mier
Sun Office
Sam Scott the Leaner Jumps From Warehouse Roof
A notorious jumper known as Sam Scott leaped from the canal wharf warehouse roof at Elton on Monday drawing a large crowd. Police challenged him to come down and he plunged into the water amid laughter and cheers, with a small collection taken for him afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Scott
Liverpool
Manchester
Elton
Canal Wharf
Sam
Dean
Bolton Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Law
Childealez
Permet William Forbes
Alderman Livisor
Armand Reickers
Marlborough-street
Spafields
Shee-lane
Reickers
Thomas Bennett
King-street
Hickney-Crack
William
Ann Brown
Rogers
Thomas Smith
Turner
Gray’s Inn
Piper
Bennett
Peraers
John Biddle Ives
Broughton
George Ives
Silverssmith
Finstoryplace
Was. Ives
Datford
Joseph Crippingden
Georges Ives
Stoughton
Lves
Wm. Ives
Miles
Bethnal-green
Ives
Wakefield
Lambath Strait
Ann Kelly
Hardwick
John Gerrard
Long-street
Goodrean’s Fields
House of Correction
Woodruffs
James Starling
Cacke
Craven Buildings
Drury-lane
Starling
Wustees
Thames Police
Monda
Edward Reed
Baldry
Grange-road
Bermondsey
Tucley-street
Borough
Elizabeth Dowdy
Westminster Hospital
Lams Bird
Newstreet
Atherhithe
Ifr
Wright
Putrid Park
Tuman, Henbury, and Co
Brick Lane
Bir. Reynolds
Tower Huamlet
Hou E Ad
Read
Wellisgtos-street
Sealdig
King
Bethmal-green
Trest
Rad
Miester’s
Braughton
Spital& Lds
Ireland
R Sert Adair
Chesterfield- Street
Curz ‘Nestrest
Stone
Randeff
Surszx-yle
Royal Humane Society
Fildlane
Halborn Hill
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