Insolvent Lupwick Narowski seeks discharge in Warsaw cases
The insolvent Narowski a satire of Poland applied for discharge from debts tied to mining speculation in Warsaw. Discharge was granted after partial settlement talks. creditors and a future hearing were debated amid procedural questions.
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Lupwick Narowski
Poland
Warsaw
England
Montagu Chambers
Chambers
Cooke
Harris
Walter Smith
Thomas
J. D. Pinero
Woodroffe
Pinero
Hay
Four Charged in Hatton Garden Robbery Case
Elizabeth Hatton Garden and three others were charged with robbing Lucy Jackson of £2 13s in silver and a box of clothes after luring her from Great Bradfordshire to Turnmill Street. The prosecutrix, a laundress applicant, was deceived by the women who posed as protectors and employers before she was relieved of money and apparel and abandoned with no means to return home.
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Elesons
Tae Farr
Hrove- Parx
Robert Ward
James Long
Thomas Harvey
Edward Burn
Ryde Park
Bagster
D Division
House of Correction
Edward J Walsey
Maria Parkington
111 P
Moncy
Amy Shrub
Mr. Hoskins
Newgate
Mr Hoskins
Epsom
London
Mary
Lord Mouttford
Northumberland Street
Turnmill-street
Smithfield
Nevill
Chapman
Allen
Bolt-court
Codd
Dean
Ducie
Husband
Mary Ducie
Worship Street
Regan
David Evans
Spitalfields
St. George’s-in-the-East
Evans
William Regan
Brick Lane
Brushfield
Broughton
St. George’s
Spitalfields Workhouse
Robert Sattarthwaite
Messrs
Dodd
Dubois
Hoxton
Mr. Broughton
Thomas Gunning
James Kirby
Kirby
Gunning
W Mary Briant
Codd and Grove
Shoreditch
Richard Dean
High Street
Diabolical case and vagrants traced to a den
Inspector and Serjeant Hindlay pursued a group of prisoners after a prosecutrix’s departure. The box had been broken up and burnt, money and property distributed among the culprits. Prisoners face trial for theft and a murder accusation unfolds with testimony from surgeons and witnesses.
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Hindlay
Rogers
Newgate
Penny
Woodbridge
Clerkenwell
John Walker
John Fletcher
Frederick Mansell, Esq
Myddleton Street
Bank of England
Walker
Plate
Suttle
Newcross
Deptford
Nichols
G Division
Henry Moore
Bennett
Mary Moore
Pell-court
Gray's Inn-lane
Two men charged with attempting to steal Sir William Newton pin
At Queen Square a report details two men named Jones and Thompson, using fake names, charged with trying to steal a diamond pin from Sir William Newton. The case, though Sidwell attended, proceeded with bail arranged for the prisoners and the pin returned to Lady Harriett D Orsay after a finder’s reward.
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Queen Square
Jones
Thompson
William Newton
William
W. Brennan
W. Newton
St. Margaret’s Churcyard
Sir William
W. Reynolds
Tower Hamlets
St. Margaret's Churchyard
G Tinney
Finsbury
Gregorie
Sir William Newton
Harriett D’orsay
Ravenor
Knightsbridge
Messrs
Harriett D'Orsay
D’ Orsay
Samuel Tucker
Joseph Fuller
William Anning
Thomas Gibbins
Animal’s Friend Society
Westminster Bridge
Westminster
Tucker
Witness
Fuller
Audacious Camberwell Robbery and River Collision Reports
A thief entered John Bond of Rose Villa Camberwell through an unlocked French parlour window and stole a silver Cox Savory watch a gold chain and seals. A day robbery wave in Camberwell is feared by police. A drunken cab driver in Farringdon street fell head first from his cab injuring himself severely. The Royal Sovereign steamer collided with a boat off Horselydown Stairs swamping the craft and two boatmen were forced to swim for safety.
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John Bond
Rose Villa
Wellstreet
Camberwell
Cox Savory and Co
Farringdon Street
Bullen
Farringdon-street
Royal Sovereign
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Shoe-lane
Alderman White
St. Andrew’s, Holborn
Alderman Seholey
Saint Andrew
Holborn
Samuel Smith
Thomas Prior
Battersea
Bates
Smithfield Market
Wandsworth Common
Yates
Frederick Milton
Gayford
Old Bailey
Agai
Marlborough Street
Marquis of Waterford
Dyer
Piccadilly
Ellis
Marquis
Haymarket
Mr. Dyer
Marquis Yan
Wm. Jenkins
Herbert Bird
Ray
Opera House
Bird
Wells
Nottinghamshire
Jenkins
Leatherlane
Viscount Dufferin
Brook-street
Bazeley
Lord Dufferin
Lerl Dufferin
Thomas Anns
Hsq
Vine-street
Lark
Coster-Park Fair
Hyde
Tate
White
H. Snell
Levy
James Garrard
Bedfont
Windsor Road
Woodberry
George Morris
Tue Crry
Payne
Messrs. Rundell and Bridge
William Mabb
Ludgate Hill
Ludgatehill
Sippen
Hype Park Fair
Barley Mow
Mount-street
Hanover-square
Thos. Reeves Hillman
Algar
Crown and Anchor Booth
W. D. Cooke
Chancery-lane
Gray’s Inn
Lord’s Ground
Davis Brindley
Raddon-street
St. Luke’s
Tama Carpenter
Algar’s
Cooper
Thos, Saunders
Ratcliffe Highway
John Louis Merivale
Woburn-place
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