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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1842

Page

5

The Lord Chancellor's Breakfast With London Judges and City Leaders

The lord chancellor hosted a breakfast for judges and leading bar members at his residence on Great George Street with the lord mayor present. After praising the citizens of London for their chief magistrate, the chancellor departed to Windsor Castle. The day featured ornate robes and a tour of Arches Court, with coverage of the Clowes vs Jones marriage nullity case and debates over Equity Court relocation.

Deszunern Great George Street Hanover Square Charles E. Law London Lord Denman Queen's Bench Lord Langdale Rolls Launcelot Shadwell England Lord Abinger Exchequer Knight Bruce and Wigram Baron Parke Baron Alderson Justice Patteson Justice Williams Baron Gurney Justice Erskine Justice Coltman Justice Maule Coleridge Baron Rolfe F. Pollock William Follett John Cross Teddy, Andrews, Adama Storks Atcherley Bompas Stephens Talfourd Masters Dowdeswell Wingfield Roupell Farrar Senior Lynch Sir Giffin Wilson Queen's Counsel Pemberton Tinney Boteler Simkinson Pollock Thesiger Hill Erle Burge Platt Fitzroy Kelly Wakefield Davis Swanstone Stewart Stuart Wortley Turner Bethell Matthews Teed Lowndes Walker Russell Loftus Wigram Horace Twiss Anderton John Whiddon King’s Bench Westminster-hall Thomag Wolsey Inner Temple Equity Courts Westminster Lincoln’s Inn K. Bruce Wigram Arches Court Veronespay Clowes Jones Harwood Seymour-place Euston-grove Bailey Woolley Bristol Queen’s Advocate Harding Lord Stowell Cape Hagg Inbaldt Burton Upon Trent Court of Wing's Bench Grew H. Jennfer Fust Emily Harriet Geraldine Terry Wind Iefore

Jurisdiction dispute over license granted by borough magistrate

The court considers a license issued by a borough magistrate invalid if not backed by county authority. Judge Patteson calls it an error of judgment and grants a rule to show cause, with Rogsery of Brrers noted. A motion delay for Mr Byles due to a stolen coat is approved to Monday.

Court OF Surrey Fuipsy Ion Jones Justice Patteson Middlesex Nisi Rogsery Brrers Byles Mr. Byles Nisi Prius

Bankruptcy court considers outlawry for Corn Dealer Henry Le Batt

In the bankruptcy examination, the court weighs outlawry as Henry Le Batt, a corn dealer in Mincing Lane, failed to appear after surrendering on September 17. The official assignee reported hostile trade assignees, but the commissioner promised to act as in any case, with surrender required on the 42d day.

Court OF Bankruptcy Tvrspar Ermunp Henry le Batt Merivale Mincing Lane Fiat Frst

New Insolvent Debtors Act Comes Into Force This Week

The New Insolvent Debtors Act begins operation on Tuesday. It offers relief to debtors without prison, for traders under 300 pounds and non traders, with public examinations, protection from actions during petition, and a final order to be issued by the lord chancellor. Debtors must prove nonfraudulent debts and disclose all affairs, or risk property recovery by creditors.

Ixsotyust Desrons Court of Bankruptcy

Custody of lunatics rules of Bethlehem Hospital

A Friday special meeting of Bethlehem Hospital governors debated transferring custody of William Parker, an inmate twelve months, to his wife, Mrs Parker of Berkeley Square. The bid faced opposition from Parker’s brothers and committee members, but Mrs Parker pledged support and hired a keeper with the governors’ approval. The governors ultimately did not release him, citing incurability and ongoing care needs, while praising Mrs Parker’s shown compassion.

Bethlehem Hospital Parker Berkeley Street Berkeley William Parker W. Parker Albany Street Reye's Park Bombay Messrs. Bapshawe and Co England Mr. Dusshawe Pate Osley Tackney Bedhlehem Hospital Peter Lac Laurie Pricey Andy Wenge Price

Lunatic Case Hinge On Benevolent Governors Decision

The lunatic's brothers plan to bind over care while Mrs Parker seeks custody. The board refused to rule on the legal question, opting to follow ordinary hospital rules and transfer custody to the bonded parties. Mr Parker, about fifty, is described as harmless and was moved to Dr Oxley's asylum. a habeas corpus action by the wife is anticipated.

Lunatic’s Brothers Parker

Portrait of a London Criminal Trial and Court Schedule

In court records, a suspect denies ring ownership while witnesses link valuables to a former husband. The jury convicts after deliberation. the baron sentences seven years’ banishment. A Wednesday session lists Central Criminal Court dates and various transportation and imprisonment outcomes for numerous defendants.

Lord Forester Adolphus Pall-mall Stephen Thornton Attenborough Roberts Bullock Cr.devant Baron Central Criminal Court Act Baron Parke Baron Alderson Patteson Gurney Williams Coleridge Coltman Erskine Maule Baron Rolfe Cresswell Clark Her Central Criminal Court Robert Spring Snell Alfred Lewis fFur George Hawkins W. Elston H. Cox H. Messenger Robert Fletcher James Andrews John Carter Bell W. Line George Smith Edward Grover Benjamin Smith Mary Ann Gertley I. Smith J.B. Carter Thomas Welch W. Curley Louisa Grange Wm. Edwards Edward Murray T. Muswell J. Matthews M. A

Police Reports from Guildhall Describe Drunkenness and Desertion

A Wisbeach farmer Thomas Chapman seeks £70 recovered after police detaining him for drunkenness. The case involves a port waitress wife who claimed Chapman's pocket-book with £72 and papers. He planned to sail to Australia. aldermen, inspectors, and Wisbeach officers discuss recovery and family destitution. A customs officer Francis Haywood faces alleged impropriety at a No. 2 Francis Street address. he defends being invited by a housemaid and cook. A deserter presumed by East India Company court hearing is remanded for further proof of identity, with Captain Archibald Donnie and the Reliance discussed.

Middlesex Court OF Requests LickNsep Victuallers Richard Johnstone King’s Arms New Road Francis Henrique Johnstone Mgr Monsieur Henrique Monsieur Fondou Chapman Australia Sir Peter Laurie Sir Peter London P. Lane Wisheach Wisbeach Farebrother Wify Gyoparles Wisbrach M Nur Wilbeard Waitess Hoy Waryle Bom Francis Haywood Gabwr Rawlinson Mr. Rawlinson Imuaid Mr. Rawlinn Awes Qaster House of Correction Marlborough Street N Nmber Chambers Aly Hobler Beilwick On. East India Company Wittyatrick Cierken East India Company Siependeman Archibals Donnie Anteire Ventore Neiluherry Hills Wale Hieves Baghanl Mance Jackson Thyinu Douglas Preoadilly East Cay Wlecaet Fends Regiment Tin Pheal— Ma Clataill Mir Clarkson Hardwick Reliance Fitzpatrick East India House Tanjore Harriet Archer Windsor Terrace Ciryraul Bingham Sento Old-street Shackell Vine Union Hall Crawford Crisp Robert Lindsay Crawford Petrage Cottingham Ireland Lambeth Lamb Kingstown Dublin Crawhont Limon Crawford Fiaad Crawfurd Crawford Peete Seeque Eustesliy Vty Persatis Joel Ead Neste Ely Huscan Wien Coes Sands Ward Queen's Bench Albert Ne Royal Exchange R. Peel House of Cormons Ways and Means RK. Perl House of Lords Duke of Buckingham Prince Albert Stannars Court India J. Deel Iucassanty Hume British Museum A. Kemble Edinburgh Greenwich Hospital Carter Dover Paris Akhbar Khan Mist Briers Mary

Cantors Cast and Domestic Dispute at Clerkenwell

An 60s era court column recaps Mrs. Eliza Shuttleworth accused of assaulting Eliza Hutchinson at a lodging house in Panton Square after jealousy over Dr. Quaile. The witness Dr. Quaile testifies, then the case is dismissed. Other brief items cover a late-night disturbance at Gower Street with a law student and a separate Bun shop theft case in Worship Street, plus Crawford’s transportation case briefings and assorted public notices.

Eliza Shuttleworth Clerkenwell Law of Albany Gower-street Bedford-square Maria Wakefield Prendergast London University Mr. Greenwood Greenwood Faculty of Arts and Mathematics Hoggins Thomas Harwood Camberwell Atfield Patterson Hattongarden Witess

November in Edinburgh Magazine Poem Remembrance Theme

A fragment from Edinburgh Magazine presents a reflective poem on November and loss. It juxtaposes withering leaves and the passing of men once blooming, tracing mourning, memory, and the passage of time through imagery of autumn and decay.

Lane Edinburgh Magazine

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