Court of Bankruptcy summons case attributed to wine merchant
In a Bankruptcy court proceeding the summons against C Howard wine merchant of Great Tower Street is challenged for omitting trade description. The judge finds the first summons adequate but notes it was not the original and upholds the second summons as valid. An affidavit defect regarding a £282 9s 9d claim for wine and an overdue bill is deemed bad and the summons dismissed with costs.
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Goulburn
C. Howard
Great Tower Street
Me. Underwood
Sturgeon
Buckstone
Levy
Bingham
Lawrence
Erry Covmry Court
Sarunnay
Maxex
Buchanan
Abe
Not Guilty for Desperation Attempt on Infant at Deptford Canal
In Old Court before the Recorder, Margaret Burford, 19, faced a charge of feloniously attempting to murder her three month old child by throwing him into the Surrey Canal at Deptford. Testimony described a morning near the bridge and the mother’s distress from poverty, with the jury finding not guilty and the Recorder urging compassion.
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Whitminster
Dod Puiting
Earl Fitzhardinge
Monnat
Old Court
Margaret Marie Burford
Surrey Canal
George Court
Deptford
Cecel
James Sartain
Maery Barford
Berkshire
Newcross
Mary Ann Taylor
Sarah Fisher
William Fisher
Messrs. Ryland and Laurie
Farringdon Street
Bridge Street
James Newman
Grest Union
Southwark
Bire
Fisher
Mary Taylor
Parnell
Camming Up
Clerkenwell
Smith
Hamilton
Taylor
Ann Parker
Jane
Henry Avern
Caledonian Terrace
King’s Cross
Albion Tavern
King's Cross
Tucker
Winchester Street
Willington Street
Pentonville
Peat
Jane Parker
Tle Watch
Mra. Parker
Mra Parker
Salle
Cite
Robert White
Tyrwhitt
William Richard Tuckwood
Ron Aldridge
No. 10
Orange Street
Bloomsbury
Witneas
Not Guilty Manslaughter Trial At Central Criminal Court
Summary of proceedings at Central Criminal Court and Third Court cases. J B Nice faced trial for manslaughter of Aube Cossins but jury found not guilty after evidence and judge opinions on negligence. G Jones pleaded guilty to assaulting a police constable during a distress event, mitigation presented by counsel, with the officer injured.
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Sarunpar
Uxnicenszo Sorcrox
Baron Alderson
J. B. Nice
Aube Cossins
Ancceas
Ballantine
Stravias Caax Oy Assautt
Bollock
Moev
G. Jones
Bene Tleman
Prisoner remanded in swell mob case and bank note thefts
The Weekly Chronicle reports remand for a man linked to the swell mob after he offered notes from a bank theft. It also covers two warehousemen charged with extensive shophouse plunder, with evidence tracing items to their lodging and future plans to open a public house.
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Weekly Chronicle
Watts
Hedington
Taball
Lora
Thomas Wade
James Murray
Messie
Welsh
Alargitson
Cheaparde
Ware
Thain
Haydon
Swan
Mitchell
Toeaday
Wade
Murray
Nvat
Camps
Hardwick
O'Neal
Mount Street
Lacy
Mr. Hardwick
Pedro Germaine
Bank of England
Arthur Rowlands
Christopher Rowlanda
Regent-atrect
Manchester
St. Parker’s,s
Charles Parker
Sersey
Humphreys
Thomas Loveridge
Messra
Sleigh
Woolley
Swan Chambers
Bns
Robert Packman
Alfferest
Farebrother
John Brown Heeles
Gresham Rooms
Balinghall Street
Packman
Heeles
John Kington
Charles Trowbridge
Aldersgate Street
Kington
Trowbridge
Cousens
Aldermanbury
Swan Yard
Gresham Street
Wallen
Hocking
Major
Loveridge
Mesara
Charlotte Ann Orte
Ahs
Cousins
Mr. Wollen
Club des Femmes CODE OF LIGHTS and other items
A Curivun column notes a Paris club naming a CODE OF LIGHTS and a CODE OF DUTIES for women with rules on marriage money and dress. It mocks harsh male critique and previews more curiosities from Nottinghamshire antiquities to New York penny press ventures and a mad dog incident.
Lord Leigh and the alleged murders at Stoneleigh
In Liverpool a magistrate hears depositions from a Billinge man amid murder allegations against Lord Leigh at Stoneleigh Abbey. Billinge’s testimony, read by Mr Rushton, claims his father and brother worked on a bridge at Edge Hill and challenges the murder tale as a hoax. Inquiries will verify the claims. Leig h’s counsel lodges an official protest and forwards details to the Home Office. An unrelated Sydney emigration letter notes labour shortages and rising costs in NSW.
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Marlborough
Cuanog
Camps
O'Neal
Hardwick
Steele
Lacys
St. George's
Hanover Square
Lacy
O'Neil Stantly
St. George's Workhouse
Campa
Sullivan
Air
Lord Leigh
Stoneleigh
Livenpool
Billinge
Stoneleigh Abbey
Jones
Rushton
Nelaun Place
Edge Hill
Tau
Wavertree Road Bridge
Ruabton
Joseph
Aly
Stockport
Edgley
Matthew Billinge
Mr. Rushton
Leigh
Electric Telegraph Company
Home Office
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Mansion House
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John Clarke
John Henry Bradbury
John
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iClarke
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Forrester
Brussels
Did Bailey
Sivycutan
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Juan Pierre Mongallez
Madame Husacy
Prompton Crescent
Jane Haster
Sargeant
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Madame Hussey
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Jother
William
Broderip
Gould
Joan
Singleton Street
Horton
Walker
Royal Oak
Hoxton
Hopkins
Ward
Leicester Square
Newgate
Luke Ward
43Rd Regiment of Infantry
Norton
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Lower Marsh
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Trim
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India
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49Th
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6Th
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