Exeter and Plymouth rail case ends in nonsuit
In a High Court bail appeal the court held no contract existed between the Exeter and Plymouth Railway stakeholders and a defendant, granting nonsuit and barring recovery of share deposits amid changes in directors. The lengthy hearing covered corporate duties, missing directors, and the implications for liability.
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Baturday
Woolmaen Y. Tour
Banco
Thia Smrink Cass
Laintife
Exeter and
Plymouth
Lord Denman
Police Reports From Guildhall And Marlborough Street
A sequence of London court items reports extortion accusations against a conveyancer clerk and a barrister’s clerk, a Marylebone robbery case, a Tottenham court road nuisance over a dissecting room, a violent mother beating case, a shop hoax disturbance, a Christie’s Hotel theft, and an aroused indulgence plea before Sir George Grey. Names include Siveutan Arvain Edmund Daggins Watson Greaves Ballantine Horry Greaves and others. The pieces cover assault larceny and related public notices from magistrates courts.
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Siveutan Arvain
Edmund Daggins
Watson
Dyer'a Buildings
Charles Lemon Greaves
Fernival's Inn
Greaves
Ballantine
Horry
Klether
Witnass
Alderman Wood
Mr. Horry
Das
Alderman Johnson
Sma Wood
Balens
Patinento U
Drsgrackrut Notaanon
Varner
Stephens
Tottenham Court Road
Hardwick
del Motte
de la Motte
de Im Motte
Joseph Baggett
Atont
Bingham
Esther Baggett
Edward Baggett
13 C
Porter Street
Newport Market
No. 16
Joseph Burkett
Josepha
Sutton Street
Josephs
Mr. Josephs
Cain
Alt
Rosgeay Sy A Wallis
John Heywood
Christie's
Frankfort
Tempfield
John Haynes
Christie’s Hotel
Bia
Prisenminvst
No. 8
Bendcourt
Holborn
Christie's Hotel
Handcourt
Elizabeth Smith
At Bailey
Hostony Arundel
George Grey
Prisoner Fined and Released After Summary Hearing
The court ordered the prisoner to pay a one month fine and enter into recognizance to keep the peace. Mr Horry showed disappointment, hoping for a deeper probe at the session. Alder Wood deemed it a proper use of summary jurisdiction. the defendant paid the fine and was discharged.
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Abe
Baron Alderson
Prentice
Mr. Baron Alderson
Mr. Prentice
Mr. Humfrey
Rivell
Rivell v. Walle,” 7 M. and G., 1,035, the Court of Common Pleas
Lavomaste Cask
Bevan
Bathyany
Mr. Bevan
Epsom
Her Majesty
Paris
Count Bathyany
Costa
Dey
Horry
Sesaiort
Wood
Somers Sligo MP Seeks Warrant Over Street Threats
In the House of Commons lobby Mr. Somers MP for Sligo pursued action after a man named O Connor accused him of being a privileged swindler, then menaced him in public. A warrant for intimidating conduct was issued, with police action possible under the Police Act for the abuse in the street.
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Texspar
Quexsey
Thomrsox
Banco
Jnethe Wightman
F. Thesiger
Cambridge
Charles Thompson
France
Thompson
Wales
Count de Gaulteras
Belgium
Mr. Thompson
Malvern
Brussels
Gabriel
Counssl
Thesiger
Justice Wightman
Axvorma
Somers
Sligo
Broderip
O’connor
House of Commons
Soder
Brodorip
Somera Cou
Puice
Caunce
Battersea
Thurelay
Wandagarth
Bihee Sodor
Raty
Torriny
Abruzzo di
Teramo
Newcastle
Dario Roma
Uxbrugs
Atthia
Maidenhead
Berks and Bucks
Cey
Hungerford Market Suspension Bridge
Thimss Smith
Coding and Co
Belvidere Road
Sadeen
Carter
Surrey
Waterloo
Henry Gardner
Limbeth Water Works
Provine VT
Richard Pickworth
Mesers
Giding
Witneas
Tli Witness
Thames
Loviasa Smith
Hill
Dolly
Jardine
Street
Ann Cleveland
Kaviok
Upper Walliogiet Street
Strand
Wolff
Hanes
Cyper Wellington Street
Cleveland
Pearce
Tree
Gavl
Wolf
Tracey
Robbing butcher and drover examined for ox theft in Essex
William Price, called a robbing butcher and drover, faced Mr. Broughton on a charge of stealing two bullocks from Thomas Wartin of Plaistow Essex. Witnesses Swallow and Swellow identified Price driving the animals to be killed and sold. Price admitted no knowledge at first, was committed to Newgate for trial.
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Epsom
Ros Learaxanrad Cuorce
Charles Fletcher
John Wood
John Newport
Baron de Teasier
M. Gosse
F. J. Farmar
Leatherhead Church
Aes
Leatherhead
Fletcher
Newport
Wood
Mole
Sugharel
Jermy
Sagharel
McTruzn
Cuup
H. A. Fitzjames
Mrs. Fitzjames
Mra. Fitzjames
Horardy
Sbe
Jeunes
van Jones
Mr. Cottingham
Jones
Embratios
James Lawrence
John Hyman
Blackmare Road
Davis
Blackfriars Road
Southampton
Cottingham
America
William Price
Broughton
Thomas Wartin
Plaistow
Essex
W. Heritage
Jafra
Mile-end
Mr. Curtis
New‘gate Market
Henry Stephen Swellow
Newgate
Noble Lord Charged After Window Smash Incident
A charge sheet lists Lord Viscount Neville and four companions for breaking a window at Mr Barber’s lounge in Brentford end. The party allegedly drove from Ascot, showering oranges at a woman and child, then fled as officers pursued. Bail issues arose when the culprit failed to surrender.
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Hameed
W. F. Bendon
Viscount Neville
Regent’s Park Barracks
Barber
Brentford End
Ialeworth
Bendon
Morgan
Tamviniuc
Mark
Accuast
Beadon
Defenilane
Wan
Gincount
Ascot
Royal Marines Private Charged With Boot Theft
Wm Francis of the Royal Marines faced Mr Traill on a charge of stealing boots from James Cooper of Richard Street. Constable Gladwin testified the boots were taken from the complainant’s door. The defendant claimed poverty drove the act, citing three hungry dependents and severe rent. He was remanded for trial after prior convictions were established.
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Lucy Garlock
Broughton
Edwards
Prover Street
City Road
Hoxton
Cheltenham
Cella
Capman
James Green
Mr. Broughton
Charles Stuart
Vauxhall Gardens
Henry Dennis
Shoreditch
Standard Theatre
Green
Dennis
Waterman
Price
H Division
Flower and
Dean Street
Spitalfields
Theolicemen
London Hospital
Michael Sweenay
Cork
Bia
Sweeny
Asani
Patrick Cronin
Sweeney
Nash
Carrie Stranma
Francis
Royal Marines
Traill
James Cooper
Richard Street
Gladwin
Mr. Trav
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Great Coram Street
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