Chancery Rules shift in late Michaelmas term reforms
The article outlines new Chancery rules coming into operation at Michaelmas end, suspensions of certain entries, and changes to pleadings and enforcement. It notes papers to be kept at the clerk’s office and references to anticipated interim orders. It also explains that when relief is not directly sought, copies of bills will be served to conforming parties to streamline actions and reduce costly attachments by requiring specified performance times on decrees and orders.
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Rolls’ Court
Charity Commissioners
Lincoln
Kindersley
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Criminal informations and remands in Old Bailey cases
Proceedings reveal remand to Newgate on debt related detainers and indictments. Other items include Rule granted in libel case against Feargus O Connor and editors, and a dramatic argument over a tailor’s bill plea tied to button holes with parliamentary quirks noted by Justice Patteson.
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Chambers
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Fearcus O'Connor
Justice Wightman
Feargus O'Connor
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Northern Star
George White
Anstey
Stonier
Andren
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Parker
Staffordshire
Staffordshire Gazette
Thurapay
Goopman
Mompti
Higgins
Hoggins
Justice Patteson
Court Scene Fractures Inquest Of Waldegrave Case And More
Court proceedings cover prosecutions for assaulting a policeman with cost rulings in the Waldegrave Duff case. A Commons Pleas session closes after delays and adjournments. habeas corpus custody disputes over an eleven year old. and a string of police court incidents including deserted families, drunkenness, and petty theft.
Was Made Or Not In Bankruptcy Proceedings
Mr Dixon argued at the stage whether joint can prove fraud in abstraction of money by Mr John Wright before establishing a present claim. Commissioner Holsoyd limited the question but allowed it to stand over. A dividend will be officially declared in a few days.
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Dinner Dromedary and Stage Chalk Tales
A whimsical sketch in verse laments scarce dinners amid political posturing while Londonwide hunger grows. A Paris stage anecdote then recounts Fanny Elssler’s dressing room chalk shortage, a desperate dash for substitutes, and backstage quirks of Grisi Persiani Molle Falcon Rachel summaries of star dressing rooms and rituals.
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Madame Persiani
Molle Falcon
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Rachel
The Old Family Bible Keeps Sacred Hearthside Court
A worn leather Bible rests on a cottage shelf among dusty volumes, cherished by generations. Family names, births, and dates line the leaf as grandchildren read aloud at Sabbath gatherings, hymn follows prayer, and hope and comfort rise from the sacred pages.
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Needle-A-Facion Tale Reappears After Sixty Two Years
A 72 year old man in Islington recalls swallowing a needle at age nine or ten. After decades of vague pains and a mysterious sensation in the right ankle, the same needle emerges from under his flannel, leaving a puncture mark. The event is described as a remarkable medical curiosity supported by the patient’s long history.
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Parade
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Galvanic Plant Protector in Modern Plant Care
A Liverpool inventor Mr Cuthbert applies a galvanic device to shield plants from worms and slags. The conical zinc ring and copper contacts form a moisture sensitive protector that shocks molluscs, proving safe for plants during wet or dry weather after a year’s trial with no plant injury.
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