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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1836

Page

7

Insolvent Debtors Court adjourns cases and grants discharge

The court, led by Commissioner Law, adjourned several insolvency petitions including Robert Baker and Micuar Ryan cases. Baker's discharge followed exposure of accommodation bill risks. Ryan's matter faced book accounts and missing papers. A humorous interlude over a Lord John Russell razor lightened proceedings.

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Court of Requests Trial Delayed by Wind and Hole in Ceiling

Report notes a fierce wind at the Court of Requests as 700 individuals waited outside. A large ceiling hole and a wall crack drew attention while Commissioner Dubois’s wig fluttered in the gale. An old Parliament act leaf pasted nearby was partly torn.

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Greenwich Petty Sessions Trial for Arson by a Female Servant

Matilda Mary Harris, a seventeen year old servant, faced Greenwich magistrates on a charge of setting fire to her mistress Elizabeth Veste’s dwelling in Queen Elizabeth's Row. Depositions described a candle in the spare room, smoke and scorch marks on a bed, and the prisoner’s inconsistent statements as family and neighbors testified. the court remanded the case for further proof and heard related testimony from Mrs Veste, next door occupant George Lloyd, and the prisoner’s mother Matilda Burrows Rogers.

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CORONES THREE INQUESTS AND TRIALS OF ROBBERS

Multiple inquests report accidental deaths and violent crime in London and surrounding towns. Cases include George Watkins indicted for manslaughter after a September assault, burglars jailed, a Grenadier Guardsman convicted for assault with a bayonet, and sentences ranging up to transportation for seven years. Also notes on a gas explosion at Dunstable and a mysterious death at London Bridge.

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