Public meeting backs reform of bankruptcy laws in London
A Monday London Tavern gathering of merchants and traders, chaired by Mr. Masterman, urged rapid action to revise the debtor and creditor laws. Delegates reported on a pro reform report, praised Lord Ashburton and Edward Bourerie, and called for government measures to curb fraud, restore arrest for debt under safeguards, and extend bankruptcy oversight to protect credit.
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Court of Enkruptcy
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Munsterman
Borneo Church Mission Seeks Christian Expansion at Sarawak
A Monday meeting at Hanover Square rooms, led by the Bishop of Winchester, endorsed forming a Christian church and school in Sarawak under Mr Brooke’s Rajah rule. Speakers lauded Brooke’s civilization efforts, urged support from the church and Archbishop of Canterbury, and expressed hopes the mission would extend beyond Sarawak.
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BR. H. Loglis
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Fossil
H. M. Villiers
KT. M‘dougel
Westminster murder case recalls confession and testimonies
At Westminster police court Thomas Doyle Thomas Sale George M Kay and John Lloyd faced renewed examination for murder of Mr Bellchambers. A handkerchief and a heavy bolt were traced to the crime scene while a prisoners letter claimed Doyle’s innocence. The magistrate remanded all three for trial and ordered further evidence.
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Confessions and strange events at Old Bailey and Lancaster
A fragmentary report covers Allnutt’s confession before the Old Bailey grand jury in the Nelme murder case, a child abandoned in a railway carriage, a fatal dog and rail accident, and a satirical note on kite filers. The piece also details legal actions at the Court of Queen's Bench including Archibald Douglass's sentence for gifts to an Indian Rajah and a habeas corpus case over a nine year old child.
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