Insolvency case and failed bank remittance suit verdict
The report covers a court action over 10s 6d and a failed transfer via a tobacconist in Bethnal Green, with the jury delivering a verdict for the plaintiff on caution in sending money. It also details Insolvent Debtors Court proceedings for Henry Savitz Hartley, nephew of the late Earl of Scarborough, who faced £9,219 17s 6d in debts, £10 in credits, and plans for the Imperial Club and Westminster Land Improvement Society. The case notes his projected ventures, will-related hopes, and adjournment to allow advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echequhe
Torsmra Kinase
Bayon Gurgey
Watson
Charnock
Humphrey
Mosely
Leicestershire
St Pancras Savings-bank
Bethnal
Coouurt
Henry Savitz HartoEy
Hartley
Nicholas
Thomas Bartlet Simpson
Albian Tavern
Drury-lane
Cresswell
Earl of Scarborough
Imperial Club
Westminster Land Improvement Society
Pall Mall East
Earl of
Scarborough
Westminster Improvement Company
Queen Square
George Largan
Turnbull
Messrs
Broadwoods
James Turnbull
Paradise-terrace
Auxhall-Bridge-Road
Rogne
Regent-street
Westminster
Bond
Bridport
St. John
Vauxhall Bridge-Road
J. Twiss
Clerkenwell
Head
Benjamin Thompson
Holmes
Thompson
Joseph Frost
Frost and Co
Brassfounders
St John’s Square
Frost
Front
Labourera
Mrr. Combe
Mr. Head
Police Reports from a Mansion House in London
A long docket of 1843 London cases covers emigration relief letters from Duke of Argyll and others, a Portuguese suspect with counterfeit bills, a woman arrested for public exposure, a lilac theft in St James's Park, a Portman Market robbery trial, a Hyde Park police assault case, and a Grosvenor Square surgeon facing abuse charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British American Association
Swixdie
Duke of Argyll
James Cockburn
Marquis of
Downshire
Barbadoes
Marquin of
James Cockborn
Marquis
J. Cockburn
Spon
Marquis of Downshire
Patmex
Durrant
Stewant
Maxwell
Archibald ‘Sle
Taz Porreavesr Biri Casx
Joseph Fernando Guidaz Oliveira
Bush
Committee of Bankers
Humphreys
Roadlane
Portugal
Alee Oliveira
Piiconer
Oliveira
Humphreya
Central Criminal Court
Infamous abuse case ends with lenient verdict in London
A London magistrate court heard a brutal assault case where a mistress beat a servant leaving bruises on the arm and leg. The master Mr Lide faced a reduced fine after medical certificates and witness statements supported the severity of the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lide
Mrs. Lide
Pararer
GilLeapie
Murder at Rosa Sluyk's House in Smyrna Scene
Eyewitness accounts describe a naked man fleeing Rosa Sluyk's home after a brutal neck wound. The crowd noted blood on the perpetrator, and Rosa lay dead with a deep neck cut. The prisoner was committed for trial for wilful murder after testimony at the vice-consul and inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Witrut Muses Oy
Guiseppe Azzopardi
Malta
Erpdesius
Rosa Stuyk
Au -Vila Lanza
Aa-Foliona
Smyrna
Rosa
Rosa Sluyk
Court of Justice
Guiseppe Pillet
Lanza
Broderip
Union Hall
Fruarz
William Hurlock
Sarah Davis
Bethlem Hospital
Cumnery-sweerixa
John Lively
Stevens
James Lewin
Bermondsey
Iron Palace Exhibit at Old Calabar Charity Sale
A column notes MORAL COSMETICS and praises books and music as life’s true treasure. It reports Colburn's New Monthly on an iron palace in Old Calabar, built by an iron merchant. The exhibition, at Bold Street, aims to raise funds for charity, with grand plans and large rooms, priced between £1200 and £1400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn
Eyambo
Old Calabar
Anell
Aycock
Oldhall-street
Grand State Room
Bold Street
Liverpool
Great Britain
Ateam
Naples
Geneva
Berlin
Greenwich
Laplice
Quackery and a Pair of Quacks in a Humorous Exchange
A humorous Victorian exchange involves Dr Jenner sending a mother a note with a pair of ducks after healing a young lady. The mother replies wittily about quacks and the regulars. A commentator notes quacks boost the regulars’ gains, comparing ducks and geese as talkative companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenner
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LAW
Bow
John Bolton
Jardine
St. James's Park
Garaide
Marylebone
Exras
Garosa
Rawlinson
Henry Knowles
Elizabeth Margaret Fisher
William Fisher
Carlisle-street
Portman
Arnold
Fisher
St. Paul's Churchyard
Adam Street
Mr. Fisher
Church-street
Portman-market
Mr. Rawlinson
Dudley-street
Dover
Marlborough Street
Horatsee
Hardwick
Widgeon
Mary Sykes
Hyde Park
Queen-square
Exeter-street
Sloane-Street
Chelsea
Knightsbridge
Sloane Street
James Lide
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Emma Jones
Fitzpatrick
Lambuth Stehet
Oy Rat Livz
Harriet Campbell
Mberston-Streat
Commercial-road
East
Henry
Williams
Catharine Millar
Union Inn
Carnarvon
Catherine Mills
Fleet-street
Holborn
Williama
Board of Guardians of the Almas of
Rooke
St. George's
Scotland
Mr. Henry
Mr. Ben
Mrs. Chase
Seager
Mrs. Campbell
Fatat Sigamsoar
Carter
Surrey
George
Bankside
Southwark
Charles George Eyre
Royal Tar
Charlotte Brundle
Charles Brockington
Gale
St Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
John Marty
Weat-street
SmithGeld
Great Fleet
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Baker
Lord Collingwood
Chicksand-street
Mileend
John Thomas Tibble
Marshall
Osborn-street
Whitechapel
Brown
Beehive
New North Road
Horton
John Grindon
Dean
New North-road
Newavender
Grange-road
Hoxton
Coward
New Road
New Road. Mr. Coward
Wales
Greenwich Park
Algar
Fortune
Fidelity Teverr
resRvaky
Encke
Plantamour
J. R. Hinp
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