Injunction Kept In Case Over The Headsman Copyright
Arguments on dissolving the injunction against The Novelist publisher The Headsman by Cooper were completed. The judge held the injunction should remain until an action determines whether the plaintiff’s rights were violated, noting foreign authors may still be protected by the Copyright Act. The parties committed to sue within three weeks.
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Tvzsm T. ‘Bextley
Folger
Tse
HeEavenax
Novrtret
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Wigram
K. Bruce
Jacob
John Jennery
William Skinner
Burrell
Mr. Burrell
Skinner
Mgr
Treasury
Saeester Elmefor
Pagnares Society
Mint
Thoro
Rookesby
R. Copeland
Ecclesiastice
Chaol
Adeas CO
Avery
Leggeth
Eerie
Notis Church
Theragood
Eneer
Turdime
Sciences
Via Teak
Egies
Ely
Pein
Thorogood
Helmsford
Walt
Essen
Eid
Seve Ung
Mourt of Queen's Bench Tusspar and Related Cases
The court opened with Sir Robert Monsey Rolfe taking oaths upon appointment to the privy council. In Queen v Apherox the inquisition into Thomas Grey's death on the Stockton railway was quashed for defects. Victoria v Brown and Others reviewed deodand levies on the Victoria steam boat boiler, finding the inquisition defective due to timing and wording. Stockdale v Haxarp concerned a writ of inquiry return and was resolved by the court. Middlesex Session details followed, including the Poor Rate case Rarine v the Lords, debating lease clauses and rateability of judges chambers, and the court discussed session days for the coming year.
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Thomas Grey
Stockton
Tue
Victoria
Hurt) Stramen
Tae
Brown- Low
Lord Denmen
Andrew Browne
Stockpdale
Haxsarp
Messrs
Middlesex
Nmoxvar
Walesby
Rolls-gardens
Bodkin
Clarkson
Major Anderson
Mr. Clarkson
Jengit
Sitrixes
Thr Court
Sergeant Adams
Central Criminal Court
Police Reports From Bow Street And Worship Street
Court notes detail arrests for robbery threats at Bow Street involving Jabez Poulton’s watch rings and money, and a separate case at Great Peter Street with Henry and Taunton. Other items include public drunkenness at Castle Street and a harsh penalty for selling without a hawker license, plus a veal theft accusation at Anderson’s, City Road.
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Bow Street
Cuarce
John Henri
James Taunton
Hall
Jabez Poulton
Messrs. Brown
Kay
Tavistock-row
Covent-garden
Whitcomb-street
Henry
Great Peter-street
Westminster
Taunton
Bow-street
Worship Street
Curap Lee
Veal
William Sweat
J. Day
Anderson’s Place
Dyers
Goswell-street
Mr. Broughton
Complainant
Prisoner Charged With Robbery From Lincoln's Inn Chamber
On warrant Hooker officer of the court charges a man with plundering the chamber of Mr. Thomas Metcalf solicitor of plate and valuables. Witness Waldron a butler and footman Stan nard describe missing forks and other items. Mason the hatter confirms the theft and the prisoner is fully committed for trial.
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Hooker
Thomas
Metcalf
Fiteroy-square
Lincoln’s.inn
Plate
Ashley John Waldyon
Butler
BS Broserator
Priagner
Jessons
Loy
George Stannard
Mason
Death in Bermondsey After Street Collision and Skull Injury
A 45 year old man on duty in George street Bermondsey was found in the road bleeding from the head after a wagon passed over a suspected dirt pile. A surgeon diagnosed a skull fracture with brain injury, likely caused as the man lay on the ground. The coroner ordered a post mortem and further inquiry into the wagon driver.
Fatal House Fall in Fetter Lane Claims Three Lives
A Monday accident in Fetter Lane caused two houses to collapse while three boys played inside. Thomas Jenkins, fourteen, died. Henry Morgan and Henry Seymour Tudor were injured and taken to Bartholomew's Hospital. An inquest held at the Falcon found the site dilapidated, ownership disputed, and recommended razing the remaining structures as a public safety measure.
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Fleet
Fleet-street
Horse Court
Tnepector Lloyd
Bartholomew’s Hospital
Thomas Jenkins
Henry Morgan
Henry Seymour Tudor
Payne
Falcon
Lane
Goldsmiths’ Company
Samuel Allen
Robert Seeley
St. Dunstan
Three Uns
Wells
Court of Aldermen
Murder and mayhem fill a Newhaven report credits
The Newhaven Evening Palladium recounts brutal killings including a frenzied attack on a sister described as wilful murder, with the attacker Thorogood awaiting trial. A separate report details a savage murder of Maria Simmons near Oyster Point, with unknown perpetrators and a white man tied to the case under examination.
Found Drowned Aged Boy In Thames Near Vauxhall Bridge
A coroner's inquest in Westminster investigated a decomposed seven or eight year old boy found in the river near Vauxhall Bridge last Saturday. Waterman George James testified he was retrieved by the bridge beadle. the body bore a beer-marked blue jacket and corduroy trousers. The jury ruled the death as Found Drowned after six weeks to two months in the water and urged publicity to identify the deceased. The coroner kept the clothing as potential evidence.
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Higgs
Westminster
Feathers
Dean-street
Vauxhall-bridge
George James
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Larylebone
Monsieur Louis Jean le Moine
Marlborough Street
Long
Copeland
Limmer’s Hotel
Castle-street
Leicester Square
Parel
Shutter
Baker
Tollemaches
Thomas Campbell
Tellor
Mark Stoker
Robin Hood
Windmill Street
Stoker
Flower and
Jong
George-street
Bermondsey
West and Co
Lnyer
Gta
Paul
Perth
Edinburgh
Scottish Guardian
Horseshoe
Tichborne-street
Piccadilly
Srventar Snp Fatan
Brise
Winslow
Theobald’s Road
Red Lion-square
Ireland
St. Giles's
O'Connell
Ansonia
Sureou
Hatton-garden
Joseph Gardner
Colchester
Bedwell
Coldbathfields
Woodbridge
Dundes
John Mill
Dallfeld Walk
Mill
Secession Church
Frazere
Dundee
Sovich Paper
Cuitp Drorrine
King-street
Wapping
St. George's
T . North Uxiox Railway
Preston
W. Marshall
London-bridge
Chelsea
Major Smythe
Hollymount Lodge
High Wycombe
Smythe
Atkinson
Anthony Austin
Cambridge-street
Hyde Park Square
Bayswater
Wakley
M.P
Priscilla Austin
D. Ricardo
Susan Kitchensise
Mr. Austin
Lloyd
Margaret Humphrey
Eccased
Mr. Sims
Great Western Railway Company
Fetter-Lane
Kerburry Murper
Betty
Joseph Hird
Thomas Greenwood
Charles
Hernriste Murper
Maria Simmons
Coe
Oysterpoint
West River
Newhaven Evening
Widegate Alley
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Russell
Canterbury
Gase
John ‘Thorogood
Church
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