Law and Court Proceedings Review from Westminster and Lincoln Inn
The report covers the first day of Michaelmas term with the Lord Chancellor hosting judges and Sir Serjeants. It details petitions in the Baron de Bode matter, admissions of precedence to Serjeants, and proceedings in the Courts of Common Pleas, Rolls Court, and various local sessions including minor criminal cases, bail, and public notices. It notes seating arrangements, procedural questions, verdicts, and initial rulings, preserving names, places, courts, and key facts without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Nox
Queen's Counsel
Weatminster
Serjeant
Byles
Serjeant Murphy
Banos DE Bove
Ricur
Baron de Bodei
Samuel Troutbeck
Madras
Anstey
Catherine Robson
Isabella Ainslie
Samuel Troubeck
Austey
Court OF Common Pleas
Mospsr
Wilda
Justice Williams
Westminster Hall
Manning
Serjeant Talfourd
Murphy
Bacon
Humphry
Rolt
Baring
Haring
Woxtsear
Susino
Direct London and Exeter Railway Company
Justice Erle
Middlesex
Fitzherbert
Plaintff
Hig
Piaintif
Pissautt
Central Criminal Court Mono Day Special Session
A special session of the Central Criminal Court was held on the first day of term to fix the ensuing year’s sessions and conduct related business. Present were judges including Alderson Patleson Coleridge Coltman Maule Rolfe Wightman Cresswell Erle Platt and Williame. A memorial signed by nineteen bar members was presented by the Lord Mayor as chief commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court Act
Baron Alderson
Justice Patleson
Justice Coleridge
Justice Coltman
Justice Maule
Baron Rolfe
Justice Wightman
Justice Cresswell
Justice Erle
Baron Platt
Williame
Central Criminal Court
Bar
Pocket-picking charge at Blackwall Station leads to affair
A well dressed man calling himself Alfred Simpson of Newington was brought before the Lord Mayor on a charge of attempting to pick the pocket of Mr Hird of Chadwell Essex at Blackwall railway station. The witness described his pocket being pulled and his purse slipping into his own pocket as Simpson denied the act. The case raises concerns about police presence at the spot.
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Sraminc
Hunter
Bar
Henry Jurald
Wilstead Street
Buckley
Lia Campanione
Anna Junea
Salisbury-street
Islington
Queen's Highway
Temperance Hall
South-street
South Street
Britannia Fielda
Dayguten
Anon Parker
Elizabeth Jennings
Verner
Haines
Henrietta Parker
Quinackous
Edward Foy
Drummond Street
Euston Square
George Edward Everson
Dyer
Weston Street
King's Cross
Morgan
Witness
Ford
Mrs. Morgan
Sbe
Ellen Ford
William-street
St. Kancras
Foy
Everson
Greenwood
Holland-atrent
Secker
Kent Street
Samewan
St. George's Church
Guy's Hospital
Louisa Child
Wiliam Staples Edward
Boepital
Ster
Alfred Simpson
Newington
Blackwall
Mr. Robinson
London
Pri Isoner
A Curious Column Details a Glasgow Imposter Theft
A Glasgow anecdote tells how Judy Doherty, an Irish girl, sought work as a domestic servant in Graham Square. She was duped by a supposed ally who advised posing as destitute to extort money from a priest in Abercromby Street. The ruse failed. clothing was stolen and the accomplice vanished, leaving Doherty to report the incident to police.
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Glaspew
Judy Doherty
Graham Square
Glasgow
Ireland
Judy
Abercromby Street
Doherty
Judy Cam
Mystery of Mother and Daughter at Bedside
A West Morain mother and daughter were placed in a cradle together, and when drawn from the cradle the nurses could not distinguish which baby belonged to which mother. The incident left the pair’s relation forever shrouded in mystery according to the Arnial Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmorelain
Death Bed Superstition in Devonshire
In Devonshire a belief holds that life delays leave when doors are closed or bolts shot at a dying person. A priest recounted a village near Columpton where relatives moved a bed to reveal a supposed beam above, after which the death supposedly proceeded swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonshire
Columpton
Death of a Man Hater and Shakespeare Sale Rumor
An Italian named J B Rosenda died in New Orleans aged 65 after a life of isolation and wealth hoarding. He left cash of 12 007 and property valued at 35 000 with two thirds to a New Orleans countryman and an unnamed sister. A report also discusses the probable sale of Shakespeare Birthplace in Stratford on Avon following Mrs Court’s death, urging preservation as a national memorial and cautioning against removing the house to another site.
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Rolls Court
Tresday
Marquis of Hextrorp
Eant
Loxspate
Countess de Zichy Ferraris
Marquis of
Hertford
Milan
Naples
Charlotte Leopoldina Strachan
Duke of Queensberry
Turner
Me. Tripp
Countessa de Zichy Ferraris
Kindersley
Hr. Sc
Paria
Bank of
Paris
Charles William Clarke
William Newbury
P. Hagen
B. Lampert
Robert Greeny
John Walker
J. Davis
W. Anglia
A. Dutton
Ava Sinner
Villiers Pearce
John Harman
Sarah Beckham
W. Jones
Stock
J. Wiliams
Hart
J. Smith
Stocke
J. Bruce
J. Brown
W. Wood
Elenor M Herridge
Harriett Crawley
J. Driscoll
W. Monler
O. Dring
J. Riley
J. Lacey
J. Reig
C. Dring
J. White
A. Falsey
J. Scholefield
J. Williams
H. Harrison
W. Ratcliffe
A. le Brough
Mary Cunningham
Sarah Cox
W. Smith
Maria Platt
Sarah Hicke
Elizabeth Sale
Ann Driecoll
J. Edwards
G. Fisher
J. Wilmer
J. Putnam
W. Payne
A. Evans
H. Pinter
P. Curley
S. Laken
E. Cain
G. Green
W. Ward
Elizabeth Doolan
Ratcliffe
Plymouth
Magdalen Institution
Blackfriars Road
Moore
Morgan
Hammersmith
Ireland
Lambeth
Orlando George Bell
Eastlane
Walworth
Elliot
Edmonds
Pitfieldstreet
Hoxton
Denmark House
Camberwell
Bankruptcy Court
Russell
Kent Road
Greyhound-road
Old Kent Road
House of Correction
Souuthwarez
William Snow
Sevker
Matthews
Blackfriarsbridge
George Grey
Ahernoon
Admiralty
Holyhead
Kingstown
United Kingdom
United Service Gazette
Tre Poxier
Nutrany
Devonport
Goardhouse
Mechanics’ Institute
Cooke
Darton
Webber
Pris
Thie
Palmer
Goard-House
Murray
Sutherland
Sith Fusileers
Bury
John Butler
Bildare
Mitown
Tommy
Leinster Express
Alid
New York
Herefordshire
Worcestershire
Hereford
New Jerusalem
John Bunyan
Mmen
Pesh
Blow
Janonr Ion Teyes
Paradise
United States
Worcester
Liverpool
America
Hera
Great Western
Villanons Morrson Apestors
England
Reac
Worcester Herald
J. B. Rosenda
New Orleans
Jove
Night Watch
Shakspeare
Stratford On Avon
Andr Hatherway
Worcester Journal
Mercer
Richmond Street
Leeds
Ponr
Mr. Taylor
George
Destructive effects of camphor on teeth in old pamphlet
Two communications in a weekly journal report camphor in tooth powders weakening enamel and promoting decay. Experiments show chalk impregnated with camphor harms teeth. brittle enamel forms near the gum line. A domestic camphor solution may also render teeth fragile and prone to extraction. A second note confirms widespread enamel brittleness among users of camphor tooth products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
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