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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1848

Page

6

Law Cases From The Queens Bench 1517 Seduction and Breach

The article reports on a seduction case where a young woman left her father’s house after becoming pregnant, claimed loss of service, and sought damages. It also covers Anbony v. Reynell, a portrait sale dispute, and a breach of promise of marriage case from the Court of Common Pleas, detailing a nobleman’s alleged concealment of a past liaison and wedding plans. The verdicts favor the plaintiffs in each case, with discussions on loss of service and misrepresented marriage prospects.

Noxway- Diverev Exeter Exmouth Bies Wilde Crowder Holdeworth Werele Serjeant Kinglake Greesscod Coare Reynell Wordeforth Simons Royal Thames Yacht Club Harrison Bing Cockspur Street

Central Criminal Court cases open at May session

The May session began before the Lord Mayor and officials with several cases. Samuel Watts faced perjury charges but was found not guilty and discharged. Wm Galliers was convicted of common assault and, along with theft charges, given six months hard labor. Wro Rummin confessed to embezzling and theft of substantial sums from masters, awaiting sentencing. Henry Gompertz acquitted of obtaining a picture by false pretences. Alfred Grayers pleaded guilty to forging checks and received six months in Newgate with possible mitigation. Wednesday included forgery indictments for M Gowran and R Carrall Barton, which collapsed after witnesses failed to appear. a not guilty verdict followed. Robert Mudie was convicted of rape and sentenced to ten years' transportation.

Moxpay Maegrove W. Gunter Peprey Samuel Watts Prendergast W. Cooper Clarkson Payne Cortixe Wounpinc Dominion Serjeant Farncault Wm. Galliers John Saunders Harrison St. Dawatun’s Davis Pmpezz Leest Wro Rummin Joseph Jobo Welsh Old Court Henry Gompertz Alfred Grazers William Pring Rir Bodmin Lord Jocelyn Newgate Secretary of State Baron Alderson Justice Coltman Francis M‘gowran James M'Gowran Richard Carrall Barton William Girdlestone Haddlestone Bodkin Ballentine Baron Aldernon Barton Huddlestone Cuatody Robert Mudie Rebecca Sophia Yarwond Charlts Smith Suraue George Gurney Lombard Street Shout Gurney Borough Road Smith Upton Dunn Mr. Gurney Charles Smith Henry Dunn British and Foreign Sciool Society William Horsford Mendicity Society Berkeley Square Stanton Marlborough Street Horsford Northumberland Street Marylebone T. Sole Battersea Williams Paris Sole Alderwan Salomons Guroey Salomons Garney William Evans Balinghall Street Commissioners of Sewers City of London Tyrrell Vic Io Portsoken Evans Peter Laurie

Police Reports Court of Bankruptcy adjourned meeting outcomes

An adjourned bankruptcy meeting in Baygauproy was held at Sothia court with creditors and solicitors presenting. Debts proved totalled about £3,400 while a large discussion on separate and joint debts of Jullien and Barry occurred, and John Cole was appointed estate agent.

Messrs Jullien and Barry Gregson Chacer Hammond Barey John Cole Paper-henger Doract Square

Westminster County Court case over Lyceum Theatre fees

In a Westminster County Court proceeding, a suit by a plaintiff against Mathews for 305 for attendance at three Lyceum Theatre rehearsals was struck out after absence and unclear witness proof. The judge ruled no reopening, costs awarded to the defendant, and a fresh summons issued for a new hearing.

Uistminster County Court Wedsessuar Wore Fisintffe Kommone Pleiniid

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