Extensive Forgery Ring Exposed Across Europe
A sweeping Continental forgery scheme tied to Glyn and Co. unfolds with 14 named conspirators including the Marquis de Bourbel and Baron Louis d Argeson. Intercepted letters reveal forged credits, staged trips through Ostend, Brussels, Genoa, and Milan, and a cash haul totaling about £9000. Perry, Colson, and Marie detailed the operations in testimonies and letters from Nice to Florence, with arrests forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Paris
March of Justice
Glyn and Co
London
Marquis de Bourbel
Louis d’Argeson
de Castel
France
Pipe
Colson
Cunningham Graham
Gartmore
Scotland
Florence
Italy
Lenoi
M. Agié
Antwerp
Feary
Ireland
M. Engler
Brussels
Perry
Ostend
Thomas W. Perry
Oxford-street
Upper Rupert-street
Haymarket
Anne Telford
Calais
Mauberg
Dunkirk
Bourbel
Baron de Castel
tArgeson
Aix-la-Chapelle
Bourbel I
M. Brassmann
Castel
M. Nezelmaker
Liege
M. Agi
Ghent
Moulempster
Nicholson
Graham the Younger
Aix la-Chapelle
Rhine
Germany
Robert Nicholson
Hotel d’Allemagne
Regent-street
Leghorn
de. Castel
Graham
Bogle
Field
Argeson
Nice
Louis
Graham the Elder
Freppa
Fipe
Genoa
Milan
Parma
Alexander
Holland
Marie
Cologne
Coblentz
Paindry
England
Paundry
D'Argeson
Venice
Trieste
Egypt
India
America
Corfu
Siere
Ancona
Baron Louis D’argeson
Poste Restante
Norway
Alexander Graham
Belgium
Amsterdam
Hague
Rotterdam
Mary
Tuscany
Aix
Old Graham
Naples
Algiers
Boulogne
Marseilles
Bologna
Rome
Beggar at Chancery Lane Faces Punishment In Court
Police report from Bow Street describes Charles Harris charged with begging in Chancery Lane. The judge dismisses a boundary plea, committing him to the House of Correction for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street
Charles Harris
Metropolitan Police
Chancery Lane
Mr. Jardine
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
Robsery
Long Palmerston’s
James Smith
William Hunt
Long
Lord Palmerston’s
Carlton
Terrace
Brock
Carlton Gardens
Lord Palmerston
Witness
Kavanah
Mr. Bro
John Douglas
Whitechapel
Broderip
Ratcliff
Mr. Broderip
Douglas
Brentford
Thames
William Armitage
Clitherow
Walmesley
G. Baillie
Drewett and Webb
Marble-hill
Twickenham
John Donahar
Chertsey Bank
John Jones
Chobham
Surrey
Jones
George the Fourth Public House
Staines-road
Hounslow
The Impaled Butterfly and Danish Theatre Glories
A collage of verse and prose notes from a 19th century periodical. It opens with a fanciful poem about a butterfly reborn in beauty and freedom, then moves through observations on Copenhagen’s Royal Boxes for poets, a Neapolitan navy tale, reflections on solitude, and anecdotes about Malibran and Sontag followed by Flaxman and his wife, Turkish titles, French dairies, thirst quenched by buffalo blood, and a biblical war meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Europe
Bremner
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Flaxman
Wardowr-street
Ann Denman
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sir Joshua
Richardson
Dunger
Townshend
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Continent
Marylebone. Caarce Or
Murper
William Perkins
Rawlinson
Franklin
Carter
Sophia Painter
Burn-street
Lisson-grove
Ann Snow
John Snow
Deao
Bennett
Mr. Rawlinson
Bennet
Smith
Queen Square
DiscRrackrut Boheeer
Willian Peacock
John James
Sloane Square
Whitehead’s Grove
Chelsea
Samuel Smith
King's Arms
Fulham
Bywater
Peacock
Worship Street
John Poole
John Williams
William Carter
Maltby
G 217
Bannerstreet
Williams
Poole
Cartred
Lambeth Street
Ephram Levine
Alie-street
Goodman's Fields
Bingham
Taylor
Levine
Aliestreet
Tooley Street
Mr. Bingham
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Emanuel
Clarkson
Mr. Isaacs
Hicaway Rossenry
John Summerfield
Samuel Edwards
William Chalcroft
Godalming
Guildford Market
Peasemarsh
Edwards
Summerfield
Chalcroft
Two Sicilies
Murat
Old Castle Ovu
Lord Brougham
Arthur Brook Faulkner
Sir Philip Sydney
Malibran
Sontag
Madame Malibran
Mademoiselle Sontag
Countess Russi
Theatre Halien
Tancredi
Madame Amalibran
Effendi
Mosquets
Empire
Res Fendi
Ais. Trollope
Flanders
New Monthly
Earth
S. Wer