Custody dispute over English child along with guardianship concerns
In a chancery context a mother sought to appoint a guardian for her child via power of attorney after remarrying, with motive unclear though money suspected. The court discharged the application as improper for a non resident and noted no change of custody. In related cases Miss Hoare sued for slander against Royal Naval Benevolent Society officials over alleged remarks, with the matter dismissed. Other items discuss county court establishment under the new act, a rule on copying counts in a copyright matter, and habeas corpus issues over a prison sentence for perjury with discussion of the proper remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lousband
Court of Chancery
Rale
Heasg
Baron Platt
Misa Hoare
Royal Naval Benevolent Society
Miss Hoare
Dickson
Miss Hoaie
Croydon
Baron Parke
Chambers
Luh
Abe
Baron Pratt
Rale Discharged Accordingly. Weprrapay
Taz New County Covar
Saxegier
Covar
Parxeb
Cuevca
Banco
Petersdorf
Bovill
Cass
Peteradorff
Forman
Davis
Watson
Quilter
Victoria
Bia
Bia Fordship
Thease Courte
Kingaton
Petersdorff
Baron Plat
Mr. Bovill
Sheriffs County Court
Her Majesty
Wales
Court of Bankruptcy and Insolvent Debtors Proceedings
In Salisbury a bankruptcy meeting chose assignees for William Bird Brodie and Charles George Brodie with debts proved near £52,000. Woodlands and Fisher named as assignees. An insolvent barrister, aged about 25, discharged after admitting debts and lack of assets. no creditors opposed. A separate case reports James Dacey, charged with tampering at a Stratford pub, committed for trial after claiming he fell through a trap door into the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Bankruptcy
Tresmr
Raz Marten Oy
Saliebury Barx
Commissioner Evens
William Bird Brodie
Charles George Brodie
Chapmen
Salisbury
Woodlands
Brinadrett
The
Temple
Fiat
Bell
Carrier
Frederick Richard Fisher
Aime City
Sarvenar
W. Cotton
James Dacey
Flower
Hope Beer Shop
Stratford
Central Criminal Court
Central Criminal Court opens with mixed trials and shocking disguise case
The Central Criminal Court held its first summer session with the Lord Mayor and officials presiding. A striking incident arose when a prisoner, alleged to be Ann Davin, appeared in female attire, then revealed as John Davia after a switch by the prison staff, and he was transported for seven years. Other cases featured a Mexican sex assault charge, trial delays over non-appearance, a boy charged with stealing a grandfather's watch, and a cash-box theft contested by police testimony. The day saw Not Guilty verdicts and stern cautions about police conduct and perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Wilson
Mosers
Hill and Cubitt
France
Wire
Newgate
Farringdon Street
Ron Davis
Alderman Gibbs
Howae
Ann Davin
John Seavers
Mr. Cope
George John Marin
Anne Holford
Bodkin
Ballantine
Marylebone
Great Portland Street
Paddington
Wakley
M.P
Felix Agar
Old Court
Conse
James William Ward
Mary Anne Turpin
Brixton
Wenman
Anole
Mary ‘Rone Turpin
Secretary of State
John Woods
George Kimpton
Clarkson
Upper Thames
Dowgate Hill
Henry Fitch
City Force
Goodman
Mansion House
William Gorman
Manaton House
Gorman
London
Fitch
John Whitten
Nash and Co
Pickle Herring Wharf
Baddleetons
Collins
Puch
Mespicity Society
Emilia Lawrence
Williams
Bolda
Mendicity Society
Morris Walsh
Oakum
Mary Walsh
Prince's Square
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Ferguson
Anne Shater
Henry
Clark
W. Green
Webb
Moe
Ace
Mr. Broughton
James Green
Crawley
Green
Mansfield
Shaw
J. Moss
Spicar
J. Broughton
Wm. Green
P. Crawley
John Clarke
Duck
Jane
Falkner
Harrow Road
Jta
Warton
Eliza Crow
Bristol
Leicester Square
Walhalla
Gray
C Division
Exeter
Br. Bingham
Surpost Rozussy
John Chariea Williams
John Lapdon
Haberdasher and Draper
Little Pulteney Street
Mesars
Drew and Crap
Backstreet
Drew
Crap
John Bill
Landon
Cheapside
Taz Murpes
Belionambers
John Lloyd
Thomas Doyle
George M‘kay
Thos. Sale
Bellchambers
William Mayers
King’s Head
Orchard Street
Westminster
Koy
Doyle
Sale
Virg Broiderip
Witnesa
Mr. Broderip
Prongar
B Division
Newcut
Lambeth
M‘kay
Mr. Brederip
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Broderip
Mary Wall
Mary
Tangager
Jane Kearney
Mary Harregan
St John’s
Waterloo Road
Harregan
Acterr
St. George the Mare
Pariah
Attil Ban
Seaton
Cottingham
Ita
J. Kearney
Harrigan
Police Reports In Guildhall Detail Multiple Cases
Reports from the Guildhall describe Joseph Potbrook facing trial for theft of boot uppers from Davis and Co. A separate case covers William Quick and Sarah Raushman found in a coffee room, with Quick releasing a plea of no felony intent. Further items include a Morris Walsh assault at Mendicity Society, dog fighting inquiries at Southampton Mews, and attempted poisoning allegations amid a spate of robberies and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roszeny
Joseph Potbrook
Blackfriara Road
Davis and Co
Gracechurch Street
Robert Packman
Barrows
Aldermanbury
Grant
London Wall
Messia
Davis
Downes
Newbury
Wood Street
Cheapside
Auction Mart
Bartholomew Jane
Mra. Morgan
Qrick
Alderman Hughes Hughes
Rushman
Prisoner Convicted of Forgery In Hop Shipment Case
The prisoner, a hop factor with twenty years’ service, forged delivery orders to obtain hops for Measre Haines and Son. Witnesses testified he acted as a bona fide agent, but the jury found forgery and recommended mercy. He received six months imprisonment with hard labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collins
Measre, Haines and Son
Mosurs
Haines
Collins
Jikewlaer
Preguer
Messrs. Haines and Son
Death and insurance case at the Excise office
The case describes a man’s opposition to annual policy payments and family expense demands after his mother’s death. Witnesses include the landlord William Randall and a London Life Assurance clerk who presented a £500 policy taken on the prisoner’s life, later surrendered for £9628.64 after the father’s death. The prisoner was remanded as police complete evidence. bail was not offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
William Randall
Beiag Himelf
Samuel Git
London Life Associating
Heving
Association
Hawkes
Itis Super
Humphries
Hammill
aDanty Leffer
Important Notice on Postage and Tickets For Parliament Visit
The notice covers penny postage rules for newspapers and letters, stating fees apply to items with added writing and no extensions for newspapers to or from foreign countries. It also reports on a November 18 event in Queen Victoria’s era, detailing ticketing and admission arrangements for Westminster, and includes trial notes involving Rev. F Cooke and others with formal remarks and a magistrate’s sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Cox
Amr
Mba Ali
House of Sr
Portbury
Pander Ihal
Bagha
Topsham
Beneft
Mr. Cooke
Thiaf
Gay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court OF Common Pleas
Sarozvay
Byles
Buron Parke
Bellini
Pashley Rote
Richard Dunn
Queen's Prison
Nisi
Angela Burdett Coutts
Justice Maule
Pashley
Henry Reynolds
France Maule
O'Connell
Charles
Justice Manle
Court of Queen's Bench
Queen's Bench
Ireland
Rick
Trinity
Oxford
Hoe
Nichola
Tra Jewellers
J. Shaw
J. Clark
J. Green
G. Webb
J. Barman
J. Mansfield
H. Thomas
Royal Society For the Prevention
Southampton Mews
St. Pancras
Broughton
Alsace
Wagratiate
Thoman
Society
Marlborough Sterent
Westminstee
Woorshep Street
Emily Taylor
Harvey
Leodlord
Duke J of Lancaster
Kingsland Road
Mary Taylor
Heritage
Emily
Ball
William Stewart Sheridan
Excise Office
Francesa Sheridan
Tierby
Catherine Sheridan
Bouthwaee
Swortivrina
James Brown
Secher
Mitchel
Newington
Lowmley
Mitchell
Witxean
Henry Suilwell
Prespantor
Geog
Sroker
Panace
Qveice
Weetminster
Weinesdar
Pean
G.C
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