Insolvent Millers Case Remanded Over Fraud Claims
The court handled a complex insolvency involving Mr. Robert Jones and others, with accusations that a relation Mr Gwynne falsified property assignments and fraud against creditors. Adjourned sine die, two days’ notice to opposing creditor, and scrutiny of assets including a £100 cheque and life interest in £2,000.
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Hans
Donee Lanse
Burton-crescent
Robert Jones
Staan Lyent
Prson
Gwynne
Brighton
Jones
Bir
Cooke
Joseph Grayson
Worrall
Nicholls
Millers and Smiths
Yorkshire
Henry
Bradford
St. Paul
Alexander
Stephen Searle
Butcher
Peddington
Pillow
St. Peter
Janes Fisher
Thomas Slater
Slater
Fulham
William Shipp Osborne
Bowen
E.W. New Increx
Thomas Richards
Henry Watts
Watts
Wis
John Watts
Parrett
He Ac
Paniss
Dodd Bond
Ledisck
Creswell
Ratine
Middlesex
Ali
James Hemming
Tie
Messrs
Cooke and Woodrofe
Nicholson
Flood
Codd
Kensincton
Hin
Ereeson
Thomas Newell
Pram
Mr. Cooke
le Choséin
Bsolvent
Brentford
Isolvent
Treasure Trove and Highway Robbery at Kensington Sessions
Kensington petty sessions heard Edmund and George Croucher charged with pawning a massive silver spoon found in dust near Hammersmith under dubious circumstances. A second case involved John Nagle in a dawn assault and robbery at Kensington turnpike, while another man Howe vacated a gold watch dispute after magistrates advised proper probate steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
George Croucher
Aldous
Kingstreet
Hammersmith
Henry Dark
William Scott
Hammers Smith
St. George's
Hanover-square
Mr. Cod
Codd
Neusington
Mr. Bird
Mr. Codd
Hillgman
John ‘Nagle
Daley
Kensington
Turnpike
Victoria Road
Searle
Edward Street
Regent’s Park
Arpore
Crompton
Howe
Damon Town
Messrs.Codd and Pilkington
Court of Requests tale of starving mother and tailor boots
A Court of Requests session recounts a sobering case where a poor widow owed 2s for two months of board, lodging, and meals for a child, amid ridicule over meals described as bread and cheese. The judge ordered repayment in two months. A separate shoemaker's claim over ill fitting boots ends in laughter as the defendant struggles to wear the boot and the case is dismissed.
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Macy Williams
Banks
Stont
Seth
Carrian Carr
Crispin
Fossin Bean and M Larrey Discuss Bear Fossil Report
M Larrey recently presented to the French Academy the fossil heart of a bear called the great cave bear by Cuvier. Found in the grottos of Mialet in Gard, it appears unmatched in preservation and led Larrey to purchase it for examination by St Hilaire to prepare a report. The Stockport Advertiser notes Lancashire papers cut price but demand extra for delivery, while many prospectuses have appeared and a tax-related issue is mentioned. The text also discusses Mozart, music culture, and social contrasts, highlighting a belief that the populace will elevate musical taste beyond the operatic elite.
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M. Larrey
French Academy of Science
Cuvier
Mialet
Gard
M. Larvay
St. Hilaire
Stockport Advertiser
Lancashire
Counterfeit coins case and other trials in Central court
In a Monday session, W Withers the shoemaker auctioneer faced a guilty verdict for possessing seventeen gilt sixpences to pass as half-sovereigns. Emma Hibbert testified about receiving bad money from him. Trials continued with a violent assault case, and a long list of sentences including transportation for seven or fourteen years and deaths. The court displayed mercy in some mercy recommendations and reserved harsher outcomes for capital offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Withers
Ellis
Chambers
C. Phillips
Emma Hibbert
Bedford-place
Borough-road
Blackfriars Road
Witness
High Wycombe
Phillips
Aylesbury
High Wycomabe
Tris
Mtetwa Uey
Prsuass
Soners
Rogers Alias Halligan
George Hagman
Thomas Busoie
Wiliam Cummings
James Risgood
James’ Grey Markelair
Edward Light
James Daly
Joseph Tomkins
John ' Williams
Wm. Billings
James Green
Thomas‘ Aciton Alias Branson
Thomas Richards
Jamies Brown
John S
Shell
Henry Waters
James Johnson
Joseph Newman
John Ways
Robert’ M'Gee
Henry Entwistle
Charles Canterwell
John Blewitt
Harry Bell
Raphael Tolanio
John‘Fulford
John Williams
Mary Ann Selkirk
William” Bennett
James Grimea
Alexander Allen
Willis ™ Davis
William
Holmes
William Cating
Thomas Prior
Elia Lamb
James ‘Green
oWilliam'Cook
Elizabeth Yates
John Hamilton
Henry Knight
John Shuttleworth
William Winter
Aling Garner
Mary. Jones
Matthew Feaks
Norwich
Samuel Poole
Baker
Newgate
Norton
Jeremiah Spillawn
Henry Denham
Henry George Thomas
George Edward Peacock
Jonathan Holecombe
John Beck
Joseph Longhurst
John Mahoney
James Davis
Thomas Lucas
Thomas George
Recorder
Peacock
Plan to use Thames Haven rail line for sea water supply
The Thames Haven Dock and Railway Company considered piping sea water parallel to the rail line to supply London. The plan promises simple construction and low power needs, with potential to transform metropolitan bathing and provision access, drawing on past discussions of coastal water use and sanitation practices.
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Sra Waren
Rhe Metrororis
Thames Haven Dock and Railway Company
London
Lord Alayd
Scotland
Wil Bey Gialige
Musewee Ind SU Lec
Trail
Edinburgh
Death by suicide in Tavistock canal case at inquest
In Tavistock a coroner's inquest into the death of Mary Ann Symons, a Lew Trenchard farmer's daughter, heard testimony from a shoe maker, a lodging house keeper, a constable, and a clerk. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased drowned herself with no evidence of her state of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Symons
Lew Trenchard Devon
Tavistock
Guildhall
A.B. Gone
Hay
Richard Jennings
Tavistock Canal
Deponsat
Mary Gillsworn
John Gill
Miss Hatley
Deponent
Crytng
Stais
Wee
Blanchard
Rei
Seth
Wes
Lad
Friends
Sister
Sally
Amy
Ann
Thomas
Coryton
William P. Monksworn
Felo-dese
Atind
Peculiar Madness Stirs Holloway Man With Threats
A man from Holloway named Palmier allegedly married into mania, attacking livestock, seizing pistols, and threatening neighbors. In a separate scene, drain work near Serpentine by Spoonfull begins, drawing crowds near new dam as workers scoop water into the river. A jelly of notices describes a submarine excursion at Zeymouin Bar and a discussion of a Quebec to St Andrews rail project with grand military and commercial implications for Halifax and Canada.
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Peckham
Palmier
Holloway
Cie
Beidee
Rateluk
Hishway
Blonday
Jesesh Orcherd
Zeymouin Bar
ADIAW
Quebec
St. Andrews
New York Express
Sean
Adan
Erica Ree Te Skay
Uavet
Halifax
Toronto
Lakes
Saint ‘Lawrence
Lele Ontario
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Saint John
St. Lawrence
New York
West Indies
Europe
Canadas
St. John
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Thomas Bates
William Harrison
Aldersgate
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