Railway issues and legal notices in Victorian era Britain
Reports on proposed line amalgamations and opposition in London and Exeter Bristol networks. Details of Watergate bridge railway conversion plans, stock deposits, court cases in Mayoralty sessions, a fatal atmospheric railway accident near Croydon, and a forthright criminal trial with a jury verdict.
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Farringdon Street
London and Manchester
Farringdon Market
Herp Alley
Court of Common Council
Smithfield Market
Arringdon Street
Watertoo-Baipee
Great Western
South Western
Waterloo Bridge
Rauwar
Railay Chronicle
O& A
Titmouse
Cardiff
Messrs. Towgood and Co
S Welch Tailway
Bank of
Welch Railway Company
Messrs
Tomgood and Co
Messrs. Towg
London
Rogers and Co
Nessre
Bank of England
Towgood
Bowerscrr
Baldwin
M.P
Totnes
Twyford
Victoria
Euch
Cooypox
Ralsay
Croyden Atmospheric Railway
Sydenham
London-bridge
Guy’s Hospital
Jupsy Lys¢tmox Railways
New York Evening Post
Washington and Baltimore Railroad
Two defalcations noted in Bristol Post Office report
The Bristol Post Office reveals two defalcation cases described as serious. In legal notes from the Common Law Courts, termini of vacation bring filings, with Queen's Bench rules and arrears across courts. Jamaica rum sale profits reach unprecedented prices, while drainage schemes advance efforts to improve Lynn estuary navigation and Norfolk Estuary rights.
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Bristol
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Exchequer
Symond’s Inn
Lincoln’s Inn
Oxrp
Jamaica
Wallace
Om Thuredey
Kelly
Ram
Glasgow
Jynn
Norfolk
Lynn
Cambridge Chronicle
Judgments on Chamblers and Bankruptcy Proceedings
The report covers Lord Justices Pratt and Bayley in a Queen's Bench matter on fugitive prayer and treaty implications, discharging a prisoner amid retrospective act questions. It then details ex-Alderman Scales in bankruptcy, the Speaker of the House of Commons as detaining creditor, notice issues, and a adjournment to November 10 with Lefevre’s costs valued at £1,810 78 11d and credits £6,471 5s.
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Chamblers
Crixtor
Pratt
United States
J. Bayley
Sir J. Bayley
Court of Queen's Bench
Clarkson
Baron Platt
Hovss
Commons
King
St. Mary Axe
Vines
Reading
Shaw Lefevre
House of Commons
Heckfield
Hampshire
Eaton-square
London
Mr. Scales
Mr. Vines
Scales
Jones
Lefe
Queen Square
Harriet Frazer
Richard Willis
Compieinant
Tothill Street
Bond
Zur
Ireland
William Jenkinson
Greenwood
St. Luke
Bacon
St. George's
Bloomsbury
Bermondsey
Cooper
Parsons
House of Correction
Thames
William Cockin
John Grey
Henry
Ward
Calcutta
Custom House
Robert Augustus Barnett
Ballantine
Paham
Fearnley
Barnett
Forestreet
Limehouse
Adolphus Barnet
Colt-Street
Pelham
Arthur Atherley Newman
Noelson-street
Commercial-road
Newman
Bower-street
Commercial Road
Cutor
Hammeersmith
Corynicht
Desiaxs
Qo Moudas
Witlit
Rimet
King-street
Hammersmith
T. Paynter
Luke Williams
Iroumen
Marylebone-street
Portland-place
Tor
William Rimell
William Rosewell
Orb of
Victoria
Las Equity
Rimell
Willian
Long
Windmill-street
Hammerswit
Halla
Mr. Paynter
Himsel Ness
Paynter
William
Liams
Williams
Rimell T
Fragmentary trial notes hint at acquittal verdict
Incoherent jumbled text describes a trial where Parietal selene eae seed the jury and a prisoner faced questions about theft. It mentions a suspect lacking established line of aye, a consideration of whether the thief would have fled with valuable property, and a foreman interrupting a legal argument before a verdict of acquittal is reported.
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Wena
Maton
Sasines
Destructive Outburst at Mansion House Trial Case Ends
A young woman, recently released from prison, caused a riot near the Lord Mayor during a session at the Mansion House. Glass shattered as she hurled a stone and attempted further violence while pleading for money. She is remanded until Monday as authorities consider further action.
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Justice Hall
Alderman Wilson
William Hunter
Alderman Moan
Sherif Chaplin
Sheriff Laurie
Burcham
Wire
London
Middlesee
Essex
Kent
Surrey
Torapay
Alderman Copeland
Alderman Musgrove
Ann Croft
Frederick John Reeves
Bodkin
Clarkson
Mortlake
Upwerdalf
Brighton
Neale
East ‘Sheen
Destrorina
Goodman
Audh
Jobn Ward
Chaplin and Horne's
Hamburgh Wharf
John William Acock
Caperne
Newark
Therisoner
Camden Town
London and
Camden-town
Samuel Garth
Russell
Ashe
Muapven
Tueasay
Ann Fox
Waller
Thomas Murrie
Afr
Pelham
Lawrence Pountnes Lane
Leelees
Prioper
Oxford Street
Mr. Pelham
Islington
Chymiat
Smetiing
Mfr
George Mallison
Lawrence Pountney Lane
Morris
Polich
Guildhall
Farncombe
Hunter
James Lothbury
Aldgate High-street
George White
Smithfield Market
Alderman Farncombe
Smithfield
Earl Spencer
Iua
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British and Exeter Railway
Bristol and Exeter Company
Stsyfordshire
Joxcox
Redbourne
A. Duncombe
Tur Geeat
Eastern and Western
Vale OF Neat
Sheffield
Great Eastern and Western Railway
Neath Vale
Manch
Leeds
Hull
Edinburgh
Midland
Birmingham
Grand Junction
Manchester
Birming
Verpool
Newcastle and Carlisle
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Gravesend
Rochester
Great North of England
Paris
Rouens
York and North Mid
Croydon
Land, & Leeds& Selby
Central Criminal Court
Cotterill
Lord Nelson
Shoreditch
Reeven
Slater
Sarah Reeves
Caroline Taylor
Elizabeth Neale
James Finlanon
Wilout Etain
Mercy
Lueless
Jnin
Newgate
Maynard
Vaughan
Garrat
Wiliam Dugdale
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Rebecca Coleman
Strand
Alfred Gadsby
Lambeth Walk
Covent Garden
Shirslane
Mr. Payne
Mr. Gadsby
Mr. Gadaby
Mr. Gadeby
Mr.Gadaby
Karin
Shire Lane
Gadsby
Payne
Witneaa
U. W
Alderman Farncombia
Janzs Lompuar
Aldgate
Alderman Moon
Marlborough Steedt
Trewatz
George Gambler
Joseph French
Cornhill
Adolphus William Bodell
French
Humphreys
Wright
Gracechurch-street
Bodell
Gamble
Rodel
Gumble
Gibbons
Hatton Garden
Rochsford
Martin
Bonhill Row
Finsbury
Mr. Young
St. Martin’s Lane
Stebeet
Tolfrec
Balantine
Rosenberg
the Angel
Shepperton Cottagus Irlington
Mre. Newman
Perman Vetard
Hack
Jobn Palme- Smith
Iis Dock
Iff X
William Evans
Cripplegate
Smith
Maundere Place
Stepnes
James Roberts
Durham Place
Notting Hill
Mr. Ballantine
Bak
Mary At Smith
Priso
the & Tt
Mraid
Gule Amiy Inn
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