Law. Quedins premieMonopoly railwar standings case report
Reading through a dense 1840s legal ledger, the court reviews a suit over shares priced at £2 12s 6d per share and related verdicts against Exeter Plymouth and Devon rail interests. Debates cover entry for a new trial, directions, and potential arrest of judgment as counsel argue over sovereign immunity and corporate liability. The long session ends with a postponed judgment and complex procedural notes.
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Quedin
Exeter
Plymouth
Devon
Serjant Kingleke
Tre Deke
Bronewick
Luneburg
Brunswick Laneburg
England
Quren
Lush
Brunswick
Kring of
Hanover
Bovil
Lusb
Royal Court
Jessty—RiGinay
Bressax
Mr. Crowder
Iush
Royal Court of Jersey
John Brennan
Henry Gallen
Gulliver
St Helier
van Diemen’s
Her
Privy Council
Portsmouth
Crowders
Justice Erle
Crowder
Justice Patteson
Royal Court of
Jersey
Home Secretary
Millbank
Lord Denman
Waddington
Royal Courts of
Secretary of State For the Home Department
van Diemen’s Land
King v
Mospay
Waster Vy
Cook Axp
Banco
Forged scrip charges at West Farmery trial in London
Polich reports detail examinations of West Farmery and associates for uttering forged scrip claiming London and South Western Railway origin. Banking and post office witnesses outline payments, Craven Craven letters, and West’s handwriting. case proceeds to trial with bail debated and multiple witnesses.
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Scott
Weat
Farmery
London and South Western Railway Company
Clarkson
Ballantine
Mr. Humphreys
West
Hoblers
Stock Exchange
SV. Woodrow
Moorgate Street
Perry
Daniel Forrester
Moorgate
Birmingham
C. Rogers
Charles Price, Marryatt, and Co
King William Street
Messra, Stevens, Hansard, and Co
Bank of England
Caileeine
Messrs. Stevens
Stevens
Price's Bank
Portland Place
Craven
Thomas Wadson
Sheffield
Brett
Holborn
Hartley
Pearson Street
Kingaland
Copthall-court
Kate’ Hartley
Messrs. Price and Co
J. L. Craven
Meaars
Stevens and Co
J. L. Caaves
Weal
Mesurn
Price
Persnt
Messrs. Stevens and Co
Messrs Price and Co.'s
Fermery
Messrs. Stevens, Hansard and Co
Ballantios
Baron Alderson
Rospont
van Diemen’s Land
Hobart Town
van Diemen's Land
Aston Durant
Durant
Declarant
Somersetshire
Hoe
England
Stourton Candell
Dorsetshire
Wm. Bartlett
London
William Talbot
Weymouth
Josiah Morgan
Island
James Meeson
Peppermint Bay
William Bartlett
Portland
van Dieman’s Land
Aaron Darant
Asld
James Miller
Aaron Daurant
É c
Jamye Meeson
Thomas Mason
Goode
Bartlett
Richard Talbot
Messrs. Crowley and Co
Phillips
Page
Warrant submitted in urgent case amid court proceedings
In a tense ecclesiastical court scene Smith and Bingham discuss urgent relief and a warrant. A separate assault case against William Macqueen unfolds with Woods and two other witnesses detailing the incident on Tottenham Court Road. The court cautions against intoxication as an extenuating factor and contemplates a £7 fine as a warning.
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Blackfriars Road
Inorganic
Dowse
Comminsister
Phillipe
Mags of
Bille
Phillips
London
Marlborough
Rosseray
Robert Drownrigg Tolfrey
Howland Street
Fitzroy Square
Bingham
Eliga Williams
Windmill Street
Countesa of
Lord Mornington
Lady Mornington
Mivart's Hotel
Batchett's Hotel
Thomas
Earl of Mornington
M. Bingham
Tonderatand
Hatchen's
St. George
Hanover Square
Countess of Mornington
St. George, Hanover-aquare
Talien
Helena
Countess of
Hatchett's Hotel
William Leonard
Elizabeth Leonard
Twa
Witness
St. Bartholomew'a Hospital
William Francis Hunter
Nathaniel Brooks
John Brooks
Kerr
Bethnal Green
Broughton
Jane Dewar
Greenwich
Abe
Lome
Greenwich Park
Arnold
Gilbert
Hansford
Yardley
Aryl
Calla i
Yardl Ong Evans
Thanes Polis
Richard v9
Epchantress
England
Sydney
Her
Her Majesty
Tie
Soura Bay
Java
Yarubtae
Bir High
Deareoo
Mr. Smith
Mr. Bingham
Bautar Aseavat
William Macqueen
of Woods
Marlborough-road
St. John‘s-wood
Tottenham-court-road
Sevzing
Shiv
Ann Furby
Mary
Ann Jones
Binghan
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LAW
Tutrisvar
Tae Queex
PappaisTor
ParaTex
Railway Times
Justice Coleridge
Frederick Taesiger
Muntz
M.P
Munz
Birmingham and Leicester Railway
Spooner
Birmingham and Leicester
Rale Nisi
Chambres
Teespir
Powsit
Brappugy
Evans
Manle
Hudson
Minisutr
Lusbeet
Aing
Daily ‘Nooked
Bristol Co
Actio
Abb Sn
Kenn
Justice Menterath
Justica Manle
Court OF Bankruptcy—Torsmr
Rienaaps
Fane
Jovcient
Richards and Pype
Carltoo Chambers
Regent Street
Kia Hanour
Bagley
Sargood
Sutton
Sheriffs Court
Tyrespar
AutTmons
Bow
Burcher
Olympic Theatre
Cole
George Maynard
Webb
Johno Daoraer
Westminsteer Petty Sessions
Teespar
Bittraro
Rogers
Secretary of State
Sessions House
Gilliam
Tothill Street
E. James
Whitehall
Sir George Grey
George Grey
Mansion House
Ronzear
Henry Church
Mesers
Pontifex
Wood
Shoelane
Alderman Hunter
Robert Coldwell
Leatherlane
Sharp
Aitereran
Menara
BOW Atereet
William Price
Charing Cross
Brixton Hill
Jardine
Earl of Clare
Willian King
Lia Forceship
Whitebail
House of Lords
Lord Clare
Orrick Kosnung
John Denns
Bank of Messrs. Tyce, Welch,and Co
Christchurch
Hants
Rogers and Co
Osborne
Miie End
Willis
Peake
Henry
Diarylebone
Wrstminnsatee
Pancet
Grouowmani
Parcel Post Company
Brompton
Broderip
Morgan
Carta
Kirewall
Southwarez
Evita Mapoyee
Snow's Fields
Southwerk
James Square
Rae Ion
Milla
Dow
Saea
Cucinghem
Jobo Jenner
Frara
Notio Custidy
Edward Ransiv
Threadneedie
Tito
Persc
Mesera
Berry
Prioner
Poiceman
Barnet Barton
Messia
Prescott
Wisbea
Barry
Bel <Soner
Cuormbenims
Thames Opfich
Duchy of Lancaster
Edmonton
Ori Vial
Turaday
Jobo Revnten
Carter
Obaleal Bennett
Fast Pole Farm
Milton Yard
Cloudesley Terrace
Pssingtons
Mr. Hammer
Enrgeen Burthar
Opiuin
Nate Lance
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