Law items from Exeter assizes and related cases 1846
Coverage of several 1846 Exeter assizes actions including Liss v. Direct Exeter Plymouth and Devonport Railway with a £105 verdict, and the Duke of Brunswick case over sovereign immunity and liability. Also notes on Camp ling v Wentley and parish rat distress rulings, plus bankruptcy and insolvent debtor proceedings with assessments of fraud and misconduct.
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Greenwood
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Smith
Justice Drle
Connsel
Maxden
Duke OF
Brounwick
Lumeburg
Brunswick Liveburg
England
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Brunswick
Hanover
Bovil
Hiaples
Bruniswick
Itsel
Por
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Coox
Hravey
Banco
Turspay
Powstty
Justice Mayle
Hudson
The
Daily News
Bristol
Daly News
District Court of Bankruptcy
Blogg
Justice Maule
Cour
Police Reports from the City and Surrounding Areas
A dense chronicle of trials and inquiries in London courts and Guildhall featuring Elizabeth and Mary Parry over alleged harassment of Reuben Browning, forged scrip cases linked to West Farmery, the van Diemen land Durant claim, a horse cart fine, post office letter theft, and numerous robberies, assaults, and petty crimes with witness testimonies and magistrate decisions.
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Wates
Elizabeth Lewis
Lewia
Lewis
Browning
Evila
Wales
Mr. Browning
West
Farmery
London and South Western Railway Company
Clarkson
Ballantine
Humphreys
Hobler
Stock Exchange
W. Woodrow
Moorgate Street
Perry
C. Rogers
Charles Price
Bank of England
Messrs. Stevens
Stevens
Thomas Wadeon
Sheffield
Brett
Holborn
Hartley
Pearson Street
Kingsland Road
Cootball-court
Whal Vast
Lacaday
Meyers, Price and Co
J. L. Craven
Portland Place
Stevens and Co
J. L. Convex
Messrs. Price and Co
Wears
Meaars
Weel
Craven
Messrs. Stevens and Co
Weat
Messia
Stevens, Havsard and Co
Mesers
Baron Alderson
Clarkam
Chandxa
Rospeby
Lord Meyer
van Diemen's Land
Hobart Town
van Diewen’s Land
Aaron Durant
Durant
Declarant
Somersetshire
England
Stourton Candell
Doreetahire
Wm. Bartlett
London
William Talbot
Weymouth
Josiah Morgan
William Bartlett
Portland
van Dieman's Land
James Miller
James Megson
Hobart
Thomas Mason
Bartlett
Richard Talbot
Licensing decision and Richmond arson trial report
In Totuul Street a billiard license was granted after debate and a state opinion request to Sir George Grey. A separate Richmond session heard three youths confess to arson of a haystack on a farm near Kew Richmond. They described grim poverty and intent to change life, and were bound over for trial at the Central Criminal Court.
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Regent Street
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Britany Licensts
Rogers
Stete
Seeelons House
Guildhall
Alderman Hooper
Carmen
J. Meek
Coleman Street
Coleman ‘Street
Alderman Johnson
Hooper
Bow Street
William Price
Charing Cross
Brixton Hill
Jardine
Earl of Clare
William King
Whitehall
House of Lords
Aoswer
Lord Clare
Post Office
Rosabny
John Denby
Bank of Messrs. Tyce, Welch,and Co
Christchurch
Hants
Rogers and Co
London
Osborne
Derby
Mile End
Willis
King’s Head
Newgate Street
George Hawkes
Robert Cros
Hawkes
Croas
Peake
Henry
Tre Ronpeny
Campex
Camden
North Western Railways
Robert Brownrigg Tolfrey
Howland Street
Fitzroy, Square
Bingham
Eliza Willisme
Windmill Street
Sbe
Countess of Mornington
Earl of Mornington
Hatchert
Thomas
Lady Mornington
Lord Mornington
Mivart's Hotel
Causa
Hatchett’s Hotel
Theos
Lord Moraington
Earl ‘of
M. Bingham
Batchett's Hotel
St. George
Hanover Square
Woods
Marlborough-road
St. John's-wood
Tottenham-court Road
Ron Furby
Mary Ann Jones
Cottingham
Cranot
Rasnixa
Gnanexgorn
Jobo Jenner
Yorkshire
Friars Road
Edward Ransly
Star Ton
Bawdales
WW Bridge
Keetor
Suffolk
Fisher
St Menced
Pris.s
Hin Sa
Prien
Gine Weleek
Aivp
Prom
Berry
M Diving
Agit
Lerman
Abshet
de Barnet Barton
Messrs. Prescot's
Gilharm
Totuulatreet
E. J James
Sir George Grey
George Gray Moat
S. MN
Richmond
Exranonorxany Cuanck
Julio Hobba
Thomas Webster
Robert Lewan
Frederick Pigott
Rich Plcnd
Price
R.M
Priainer Webster
Kew Road
Mortlake
Kew
Mark
Kew Bridge
Hobbs
Webster and
Lewen
Hobbe
Webster
Central Criminal Court
Unclear custody plea in parish matter ends with church aid
A fragmentary report describes a court or parish case involving a mother and a child. A witness cannot explain the mother’s odd conduct, and she insists on returning home or going to prison, while clergy and family offer to help arrange care or placement.
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Thomas Bailey
Broughton
William King
Lindsay
Crown Street
Finsbury
Bailey
Vinegar Ground
Old Street
William Leonard
Elizabeth Leonard
Dovng
Witness
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
William Francis Blunter
Nathaniel Brooks
Spital Square
John Brooks
Kerr
Bethnal Green
Joventte Cerrainty
Jane Dewar
Mr. Arnold
Greenwich
London
Greenwich Park
Alainet
Tewp
Thia
Tha
Abe
Ami
Latraty
Gilbert
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Alderman Hoonter
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Leather Lane
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