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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1848

Page

6

Embankment Licenses Appeal Before Lord Chancellor

The Lords and Lords of the Privy Council heard an appeal against a Master of the Rolls order denying a demurrer to a bill challenging licenses to embank the Thames shores. The case questions whether the mayor and commonalty acted as fiduciaries over soil rights, and if the matter belongs to equity in Chancery or to law in the Exchequer. The demurrer was overruled and the Master’s order affirmed with no costs.

Housu Tux Marogz and Corporation of London Attonszy Gexzast Soix Tas Rives Thames Jugiapichen Lord Chancelor Lord Campbell Rolle River Thames Bethel Serjeant Channel Turner Maule Equity Court of Exchequer Court of Revenue Court of Chancery Exchequer Chancery Master of the Rolls Midland Circuit Norrixceas Linst Queex Melville Whieburet Q.A Wetreare Macauley Flo Nottingham British and Foreign Newsroom Club Ram Hotel Wilson Notingham Angie Wilson Nottingham Journal Annie Wilson Frederick Frederick Melville Park Row Braishas Hotd Miss Wilson Borotany John Ashmore George Herring Hezekiah Beardsal Robert Green Plonagh Gransthorpe Ashmore Frances Woodward Dennis Fletcher Ran Clay Jobn Thompson George Ashmore Herring Siser Doobem Lord Carteret’s Park Hawns Lord Carteret's Park Hedley Mr. Gay Justice Coltman Gay Hedles Justice Coleman Western Circuit Doacuesren Attecep Fravo Baron Platt Thomas Wakeley Judith Meech West of England Fire Insurance Company Slade Mowbray Edwards West of England Toeurance Company Denier Knowle Beaminster Joseph Meech Mary Anne Meech Dames Mr. Cox Mrr. Cornish Exeter Handa Cox and Corvish Commish Mary Ann Meech Mr. Cornish Stanvarion Waces Torstay Sophia Barsett Hammill Magia Wate Holland Itinl Haan Trishman David Evans Cearly Argont Cork Bethna Ireland Rowland Arnold Poor Law Commission Anto George Bagshaw Saffron Hill Yardley Thomas Paterson Vine Street Hatton Garden Church Road St. George's Eost Hagshaw Bagshaw Clerkenwell William Wade Paterson Wade Halswell Street Knight Bruce Jardsop Bow Street Charles Southwell London Edinburgh Perth Patterson Elizabeth Braddock Mary Williams Whitechapel Road England Perenne Rmnualy Carrington and Payne Matthew Thomas John Williarson Littledale Avery Kennington Trafalgar Square Renagta Common Act of Tuwy Hall Southwark High Baimore Bourhood Blackguard Neipnbour Trafalgar Sainee Horne Tavern Tevers Reynolds Reynolde FaRgon George Grey Rover France Louis Philippe Grouns Buckingham Palace William IV Prince Albert Geld Marshal Dever Murat Mr. Williams Trafalgar Aquaye Sharp Tanner Cheera Clarke Duon M'Grath Ackerley Kennington-common

Fragmented 19th century court narrative story of fraud and theft

A lengthy court record recounts a dentist fraud case with a partner misappropriating books and tools, a defendant denying wrongdoing, witnesses detailing practice and profits, and a jury verdict in the plaintiff’s favor for the claimed amount while noting attempts to secure assets and a prior professional arrangement affecting the dispute. The report stitches together testimonies, alibis, and cross exams, highlighting business methods and legal arguments surrounding ownership, theft, and professional conduct.

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Drunken row at the King's Head leads to police custody

In Ludgate Street two men named Adam and Alexander Gray, both intoxicated, assaulted landlord Mr Lavell at the King's Head Tavern. They resisted ejection, struck the landlord, and were taken into custody after a scuffle. Both claimed to be gentlemen, with the elder denying intoxication.

Adam Alexander Gray King’s Head Ludgate Street Daniel Lambert Lavell Adam Gray Nichomas Wagetaff Alderman Musgrove Snto Her Majesty's Service Alexander Musgrove Dagtxa Cornaces William Barratt Henry Rowe Robert Archer Thomas Walker Henry Brown Samuel Macey James Taylor Anthony Finnaley Georges Lewis George Payne Henry Davis Thomas Howlett William Nogdon William Mile Samuel Morgan Eliott Thomas Gray Southampton Camberwell Gray Manoy Taylor Archer Brown Payne Maney Benjamin Hatfield Southampton Street Mansy Sarah Shaw John Kent Monger Wyndlesem Sirest Kent Elizabeth Guildford Woodstable Bose Cresay Smith Willi J. Puiman Williams Dagixo Rowhsar Henry Smith May Wall Cottingham Walls Union Street Southwark Mint St. George's Church Borough Road

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