Bankrupt Jones Debts Settlement At Creditor Meeting
In a London bankruptcy hearing creditors of Crastes C. Jones, Esq. met in the Bankruptcy Court to consider payment terms. Mr. Whitmore chaired, with counsel from Parker, solicitors. A proposal to liquidate about 8,000 debts at 300 annually passed, granting Jones protection from arrest. an adjournment was set for one month to provide detailed cash accounts and asset disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Tuzspar
Fooblanquet
Crantes Corziss
Bankaurtcy
Adelaide Place
London Bridge
Kidderminster
Pilbrew
Atmospheric Railway and Canal Propulsion Company
Jamaica Western
Jamaica
Oxford and
Thane
North Devon
Bridgwater
Portlock
Avon and Severn Valley
Great Welch Junction Railway
Holbornhill Improvement Company
Panama Company
Stoam Navigation Company
Pilbrow
Foreign Patent Railway and Canal Company
Afr
Greenwood
Chelsea
William Auldrey
Givea
Bath-street
Clerkenwell
James Shinner
Long
Ware
Hertfordshire
Donries
Guest
Kingsland Road
Page
Stamford Hill
Kingsland Station
Atkins
Seven Sisters'road
Bayknortcy
Helrosd
Bevis Markw
Princes Street
Hanover-Square
chieHy
Union Bank of London
Lawrence
Clarke
Waterino Road
Weinborn
Keenington
Westminster Road
Humphries
Sugarloaf
Lower Easton
Bristol Mercury
Looxmo Axeap
Hensox's Bay Courayy
Tenrito
Royal Horse Artillery
America
Hudson Bus Company
Atkinson
White Hart Wine Vaults
Drury-Jane
Southgupton
Nine Elms
Expres
Smith
Sergeant's Inn
Gargaegis
Central Criminal Court trial and assorted London cases
In May 1846 at the Central Criminal Court William Howse escaped trial for felonious killing of David Emmons after a quarrel at a Stratford laborers’ house. Other trials include William Ragan and Dennis Regan’s group guilty of assaulting police in Whitechapel and Sugar House Court. Grand Jury lament over crime legislation and juveniles. Ellen Palmer acquitted after attempting self harm. Several cases of attempted burglary and stabbing in Moorfields and surrounding districts are noted, with remands and witness statements.
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William Howse
Hewes
David Emmons
Ballentine
Huddlestone
Stratford
Lancaster
Wilcox
Baker
Lock Jaw
Justice Coltman
William Ragan
Greg
Wit- Nese
198 H
Sugar Roaf-Court
Commercial Street
Commercial Road
Dennis Ragan
New Street
White
Sullivan
Mr. Baldwin
Baron Alderson
Dennis Regan
William Regan
John White
John Sullivan
Baldwin
O'Brien
Baryon Alderson
Dennis Regen
Bia
Grand Jury
Thamas Miller
Middlesex
Prand
Torspay
Tespr
Serr Munpen
Ellen Harriett Palmer
Green Man Street
Poplar
Commissioner Bullock
Priamer
William Way
James Hodell
Robert Hicka
William Bates
John Noblet
Stor
Payne
Hodell
Parry
Bates
Hicks
Way
Mr. Parry
Eather Hobson
Mr. Broughton
Westminster Bridewell
Caroline York
Gowland
Giles
Jones
Bingham
Eld
Peacock
James Stacy
Old Street Road
Kennington
William Nicholson
Hackney Road
Thomas Gough
Polich Reports on Forgeries in Buckinghamshire Railway Scrip Case
John Bannister Faulkner and Bentham Fabian faced examination for forging railway scrip. Key testimony described a printing press found at Fabian's No 42 Gower Place and a genuine scrip printer expected to testify. Remand sought to gather further evidence, with additional cases and public notices noted in the crowded justice room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bannister Faulkner
Bentham Fabian
Railway
Lscrip
Edward Funnell
Aldermen Gibbs
Mr. Clarkson
J. Parkes
Ballantine
Mr. Doane
Clarkson
Criminal Court
Daniel Forrester
Tam
Fabian
Gower-place
Gibbs
Samuel Ebbs
Buckinghamshire, Oxford, and Bletchley
Mr. Ballantine
Mr. Donne
Waller
Smith, Payne and Smith
Compter
Symrovs Casner
Elizabeth Murphy
Joseph Baddell
Burlington
Corkstreet
Bush
Scotland
Lucy Thompson
Nelcolm
Sbe
Hamilton
Dublin
Jermyn-street
St. Ann's-court
Wardour-street
Soho
Measre
Bush and
Elizabeth _Murphy
St. Ann
Pest
Hense
Jerroyn-street
Mary
Bank of England
Barclay and Co.s
Lombard-street
Mr. Morris
Misa Lucy Thompson
Anid
Falaehood
Mat
Jermys-Street
Burlington Hotel
Beddell
Base
Mullens
Wardle
Cork Street
Attempted robbery case and mass proclamation of transportations
Testimony showed Hadell and Bates attempting to break into a house passage leading to a shop. The jury acquitted all prisoners while a court declared 41 prisoners transported after grand jury dismissals. Sentences ranged from life to seven years with destinations beyond the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballantine
Misa Alice Burn
Drury-lane
Noblett
Hadell
Bates
Bullock
Sarah Mitchell
Ellen Casey
Fering Sarah Williams
Frances Ann Collins
Maria Godwin
Jane Read
Ann Barrett
T. Burns
T. Brads
T. Spence
J. Travers
D. Sullivan
Richard Baker
H. Hoppers
S. Powell
T. Landore
W. Stone
A. Clark
R. Skillen
W. Delay
J. Cochrath
C. Murphy
J. Rae
G. Simmonds
A. Linyh
W. Pynehouse
J. Martin
W.S. Surety
J. Kenny
BD. Anday
W. Anderson
T. Crawford
W. Bradshaw
W. Bennett
M. Wilson
I. Harrison
T. Lee
H. Edwards
W. Mortimer
T. Blackwell
J. Paterson
Sarah Smith
H. Waters
J. Davison
J. Blakewell
S. Staunton
E. Barkham
S. H. Warbora
J. Godfrey
F.johnson
T. Oliver
J. Clare
G. Meredith
W. Banks
J.rogers
J. Burns
W. Olive
H. Brown
J. Sculley
J. Zuge
J. Cole
W. Hart
Re Wade
C. Speed
Ninety Eight foe becomes prominent in strange verse and news
A curious column blends a heated verse about Ninety Eight and political figures with varied Victorian notes on bankrupt opposition via electric telegraph, a theft tale, a lunatic auction, railway mysteries, a three body discovery, and Mesmerism curiosities, all framed in a chaotic 19th century newspaper voice.
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LAW
Central Criminal Court
Baddell
Murphy
Wight
Dukes Street
Manchester Square
Oxford Street
Lord Dudley Stuv
Daria
Bow Atrecetetion House
Alderman Farncomb
Daddell
London
Stansisa
Joseph Carter
Reynold’s Court
Moorfields
Alderman Gibbe
Addy
Witmeser
Oddy
Alderman Gibbs
Mansion House
Poon Grint
Newgate
Alderman Gils
Spain
Gibba
Fosbery
Fulger
City Police
Bennet
Margaret Glynn
Dubois
Metropolitan Police
Partica
Sergeant Dubois
Newpate
Hig Wit
Spencer
Maidstone
Walker
John Scott
Scott
Sharpe
Hydeplace
Hoxton
Cannon-street
Bass House
Duke-street
Aldgate
Dubuis
Lang
Joseph Mortimer
Southstreet
Grosvenor Square
New York
Liverpool
England
South Street
Witness
Peris
Manchester
Eoon
Paris
France
Rainbow Coffee House
Monument
Alancheater
Boulogne
Chelsey
York
Tom Kent
Directta J
Postoffice
Kings Road
J. Mortimin
L. E
Gaugh-street
Mount Pleasant Grays Inn Road
Anife
Alderman Gibba
Maerylebone
James Bickenson
Brooke
Park-road
Mr. Rawlinson
Ellen Riley
Elizabeth Riley
Lowrt
Uxrouxnen
Prophitt
Whitechapel
Broughton
Ward
Elph-street
Wey
Wand
Peachitt
Souteware
Youse Turer
Richard Phillips
Archie
Mr. Secker
King's Arma
Borough Road
House of Correction
Rouen
Orleans
Corerenp
Sa‘ie
Matswats
Ibag
Ani
Great Western
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paiste Amd
Ayr
Gravesenti
Rochester
London & Birmings — Junction
Ease Ghum
Winckwall
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Mancheter and
Leeds
Birmingham
Midiana
Doser
Greenwich
Peewee
Sheffield
Dublin & Kingstown
Drogheda
Paisley
Greenock
Bolton
Bury
Preston & Wyre
Taff Vale
Ulster
Arbroath
Forfar
North Union
Hartlepool
Duck and Raen
Newenade
North Shields
Tyne
Ben
Madrid
Perl
Stanley
Richmond
Bath
Wall
Oregon
Doolittle
Harvani Universite
Connecticut
Montreal Courier
Marr Sun
Marz Herald
Sun
Fuol
Javkau Courselves
Dackas
Rising Sun
Dore
Herald
Harris
Manx Press
R. Sallows
Kateshill Farm
Hadleigh
Sal
Sfuitelone Journal
London and Birmingham
Camden Town
Mesara
Chaplin
Horne
Dr.unter
Dr. Hunter
Messra Chaplin and Horur
Birmingham Railway
Messrs. Chaplin
Packege
Haton
Tiffin
Waldey
Geathanan
EK. Wilson
Nmlerstov
Ismerison
Sis
Messrs
Lordon
Bays
Ball and Doyne
House of Messrs. Ball and Co
Clidipus
Cfidipus
St Delphos
Ireland
Wrynouth
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