Law Case in Bechuqde Court Over Actor's Suit for Salary
In Westminster a jury awards £30 to an actor against Georges Bolton for unpaid wages during a winter season at the Olympic Theatre. The case centers on a verbal engagement of £3 per week, partial payments, and a theatre season claimed to have closed early. The judge notes the actor’s entitlement and the jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff.
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Pall Mall
Olympic Theatre
Jesus Aship
Samuel Cowell
Upper Norton Street
Adelphi
Princess's
Beron Platt
Ings
Baron Platt
William Bolton
Baron
Wepxzspsy
Doxcay
Bexsox
Banca
Lord Cochrane
Liverpool
Pernambuco
Smith
Eulety
Admiralty Court
Martin
Sir Fitzroy Kelly
Police Reports From a London Court Scene
Details of multiple cases in a London police court include a 12 year old boy remanded for stabbing a 14 year old girl, emigration fraud charges against a shipping agent, robberies at Windmill Street and Golden Square, a maintenance hearing for Lady Mornington, indecent language by a police constable, swindling by two men posing as exhibitors, and various other petty crimes and civil inquiries. The report preserves period language and names, with emphasis on court actions and local incidents.
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James Whitehead
Elizabeth Corbet
Fletcher
Widegate Street
Bishopagate
John Spittle
Chance
North America
Nicholas Temperley
King William Street
G. Henderson
Bnawer
J. S. Lean
New York
William Henry Werneck
New York Sforesaid
Henry Eckstein
Lean
Temperley
Pereson
Alderman Wood
Mr. Henderson
Genderson
Maeelborough Street
Youxe Swinpizns
Robert Brownrigg Tolfrey
Robert Berkley Reynolds
Bingham
Eliza Williams
Great Windmill Street
Tolfrey
Reynolds
Raynolds
Green
James Street
Golden Square
Berkley
America
Wilson
Strand
Earl of Mornington
Aummona
Helena
Countess of
Smith
St. George's
St. George
Hanover Square
Lady Mornington
Thomas
Hatchett’s Hotel
Clarkson
Lord Mornington
Cleeehawell
Charlsa Madell
Henry Edwards
Madell
Samuel Elliott
Jewin Street
City
Morocco
Newgate
J. Robins
Crown Street
Finsbury
Windsor
Mr. Robins
Wil
Spresah
Tver
Court Refuses Rule in Wakley Case and Bankruptcy Hearing
The court declined to grant a rule over delays in a present application citing hearsay about Wakley and remarks at a March meeting. It emphasized sufficient evidence and respect for the judiciary, refusing to direct a criminal information. In bankruptcy, James Bosx, a St James's street bookseller, had his final examination adjourned as accounts were incomplete and Hoare failed to surrender papers, though contempt warrants were not issued.
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Tre Quzen
Thomas Waxes
Justice Coleridge
Warren
Thomas Wakley
Middlesex
7Th Regiment of Hussars
Hounslow
Wakley
White
Webley
Cook
Matthewsen
7Th Hussars
Lord Denman
Coleridge
Werven
Lord Brougham
Mr. Elliott
Coventry
Mount Street
Lambeth
Mr. Elliot
Elliott
Jenner
Cottingham
Wyatt
Ranaley
Surrey
Victoria
Mary
Barton
Messrs. Prescott’s Bank
Berry
Actuta
Hickey
Yardley
Hayes
Metropolitan Total Abstinence Society
Ita
Temperance Society
The
Hibernian
Dr. Wanen
Court of Justice
Supreme Court of Criminal Jurisdictum
Dr. Warren
James Bosx
Commissioner Holroyd
St. James's Street
Sewell
Hoare
Ireland
Shepherd
Holroyd
Cooke
Old Wool Sack Reverie and Curious Fishes Music
A column laments the shabby old Wool Sack home and its beloved worn surface, contrasting it with the new grand version while recalling rousing parliamentary memories. The piece shifts to a curious note on fishes, describing a reported musical sound from river fish near Salsette, and detailing boatmen and observers noting notes rising from the water surface.
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Campbell
Sewren
Arend
Texnel
Salsette
Thraneti
Tyr
EXTRAORDINARY SUPERSTITION AND CURIOUS NOTES
A siexls man Robert Ashworth visited Alice Platt alias Cramy near Toadlane seeking a cure for fits by following a ritual involving a black cat, blood, and a moon phase. The article also chronicles grammar rules in a police clauses bill, a distinguished Louvre officer, a Gaelic newspaper plan, cattle panic at Vitre, a banker’s bankruptcy case in Paris, a skeleton discovery, and various sensational European items.
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Robert Ashworth
Marks 4
Alice Platt
Cramy
Toadlane
Mihir Tae
Hye Waa
Preston Chronicle
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LAW
Bail Coubrt
Turenat
Nornington
Mr. Clarkson
Slater
Manning
Mr. Bingham
Mr. Manning
Mr. Smith
Plank
Henry Phillips
Henry Street
Blanford Street
Francia Street
Westminster
St. John's-wood
Witness
Charing-cross
Rochester-row
Oxford Street
Bie
Witnens
Atative
Aod
Wontner
Beresford
Westminsthe
Broderip
King’s College
Mr. Donegan
Chancery Lane
Thompson
Bingley
Andrew Thee Ae
Stock Exchange
England
Portsmouth
London
Buckingham Street
Qld Bailey
Old Bailey
Guis
Medeide
Forrester
Carper
M. Guis
Combe
Cooper
Byard
Sidney
Hatton Garden
Worsiheyr
Darriette Young
Jane Samuels
Anna Simonds
Catherine Stone
Johnson
High Street
Hoxton
Conway
H Division
Bridgeman's
Whitechapel
William Scarth
Frigonsth
Arnold
Southwark
Cuanox
John Jenner
Blackfriars Road
Thames Wyatt
Preacott and Co
Edward Ransley
Bawdaey
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Rausley
Yorkshire Stinge
Ol d Swan
Wo Payer
City Carover
Walbrook
Mary Ann Bobbau
Edeward White
Cannon Street
Prominen
Beadie
Alan
Watkins
Haile
Davis
Understond
Mary Ann Pierce
Sahe
Dooley
Charles Crickmay
Grafton Place
Eunton Square
Beccles
Blenkerd
Dowgate Bill
Manverrous
Chepstow
Bristol
South Wales Railway
Wye
Providence
Worcester
Falcatra
Hamputgan
J. S. Mills
University College Hospital
Thomas Evett
Alfred Williams
Liston
Hampstead
Joseph Charles Barkworth
Wollwalk
Hook Walk
Well Walk
Hookwalk
Barkworth
Keith
Meliveary Company
Mills
Eliza Coch
Navona Guard
Louvre
Conatai
Turenne
Aetan Dumas
Glasgow
Glasgore Post
Progres de Rennes
Vitre
Champigne
Angers
Monsieur
Madame Delamarre
Frascati
Seina
Liege
Galignani
Harrison
Broon Street
James Whites
Ipswich Express
Batavia
India
Asia
Bordosus
Rashtog
Corporation of
City of
Lord Morper
Permpin Mar
Guiliball