Railway Companies Borrowing Powers Report of Lords Select Committee
A Lords select committee reports on restraining railway directors from exceeding Parliament set borrowing limits and from evading capital conditions. It urges compulsory debenture registration, priority for statutory debentures, and disallows creditor seizure of stock, warning against patchwork rescue by private Acts and urging public transfer of failing lines. The report cites Lloyd’s Bonds and references the Tewkesbury and Malvern case as example.
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Lloyd’s Bonds
Lloyd’s
House of Commons
Tewkesbury and Malvern
Stock Jobber Daunt Charged With Fraud At Mansion House
Edward Daunt stock jobber of 2 Hercules Passage City stands again at the Lord Mayor’s bar charged with obtaining a £229 cheque by false pretences from Lieut Col Strange. The case links to stock exchange transactions and a second charger from Mr John Watson for £42. Remanded to Monday, with further remand anticipated.
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Edward Russell Daunt
Hercules Passage
City
Colonel Strange
Humphreys
Lewis
John Watson
England
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Great Western
Mr. Watson
Wese
JT. Watson
Stock Speculation Fraud Trial Relates to Mr Watson
In a London case a prisoner stands charged with obtaining money by false pretences through stock dealings with Mr Watson an engineer. Watson described losses from Great Western stock and a running bank balance when the accused pressed cash and bills. An attachment against Watson's account was lodged and later withdrawn. remand granted for a week while civil proceedings over £800 continue.
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Humphreys
Great Western
Ile
Lewis
Westend
Mr. Humphreys
Mr. Watson
Watson