Important Bankruptcy Court ruling on articked clerks and fees
In the Bankruptcy Court Commissioner Shepherd rejects the bid to hear an articled clerk arguing for admission. argues uniform practice and bar privileges should stand. Proceedings recount asserts by Ashurst that barristers’ clerks deserve rights. decision upholds current practice and dismissal of the clerk.
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Sarrnray
Shepherd
J—Air
Ashurst
Cheapside
Sturgeon
4Shurst
Tresday
Nichol
Messrs
Brandon
Halpin
Railtvay
Messrs. Brandon
Mr. Nicholl
Tring and Reading
Mr. Nichol
Great Western Extension Railway
Ai‘Douall
Bicagelli
Prosecution One Lenient Towham Court Case
The prosecutrix declined to press charges as the prisoner Luonis Gron A&A Giost-George Huddlestone, about sixteen, faced charges. Police reported a crowd near Tottenham Court Road Chapel with boys claiming a ghost and a man seen with his hand in a woman's pocket. The defendant denied the charges and was told inquiry into character would proceed.
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Hardwick
Renhent
Luonis Gron
Giost
George Huddlestone
Towenham Court Road
Volice
Tottenham Court Road
Tottenham Court Road Chapel
James Holberton
Eliza Clark
Ryder’s Court
Frederick Thompson
Alleged Roopery of Jewellery by Surgeon’s Assistant
Archibald M Neill 22 chemist indicted for stealing two chains and other jewellery worth £10 from Ann Church. Prosecution by Doane, defense by Ballantine. Kennedy testimony disrupted. Baron Platt found insufficient evidence. jury returned Not Guilty. Case ordered to be accounted for at The Harpock Barns. William Curtis, a seaman, charged with stealing a watch and items valued at £15 on the 17th instance.
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Thcrsday
Archibald M‘neill
Ann Church
Doane
Ballantine
Kennedy
Hammersmith
Baron Platt
Harporx Barns
New Court
Pelure
Wm. Curtis
Park inquiry ends in acquittal amid park attendance dispute
In a British court, a witness claimed a park girl never visited the park, but a park keeper proved she frequented it daily. The elder witnesses were deemed untrustworthy by the judge, and the jury acquitted the prisoner. Separately, Edwin Unwin and George Fisher faced a brick and sand theft case tied to North Western railway works. Fisher was found guilty of receiving and sentenced to eight months hard labour, while Unwin and Stammers were acquitted.
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Westminster
Adams
Sessions House
Clarkson
Middlesex
George Gowan
George Lovell
Duane
Lovell
Serjeant Adams
James Gunner
Doane
Gowan
Desault
H. Hetley
Isabella Gouldanger
Styles
Curtia l
Mr. Hetley
Holboro Bath
Curtis
Lock
CouLtlefox
Raway
William Clace
Countiva
William Hinde
Chambers
Dischange
Carratx Rienarnsox
Bodkin
George Norris Kernot
Raleigh
Essex
Parry
Baron Platt
Grand Jury
Thomas Parker
Whitechapel
Parker
Maria Parker
Mgr. Baron Platt
House of Correction
New Cornet
Eliza Miller
Edward Gibb
Dobree
Clerkson
Moxvay
Rospery
Old Court
George Fitzherbert
Joseph Kaiser
Harris
Fitz- Simons
Payne
Recorder
Tims
Fitzsimons
Cope
Newgate
Marylebone
Fizsimons
Fatis Cuance
Henry Nichole
Tower Temple
Frances Jane Garlick
Frances Garlick
Greenwich Park
Elizabeth Garlick
One Tree Hill
Susannah Mather
Hannah Kavannah
John Braddick
Clarkeon
Mpituessee
Pirle
Eatesque Renpeny
Edwin Unwin
George Fisher
George Hranston
Edwin Gwyther
Daniel Stammers
Muster Carpenter
Clarkey
North Western Railway
Charles Page
Markhem
Fisher
Unwin
Stummers
Birmingham
Alfred Perkins
Robinson
Wituess
Rod
Unwie
Camden
Covvey
Stammers
Ballantine
Ize
Fister
Alr. Robinson
Page
Bexgrit Society
Gwen Murrell
Skein Silk Dyers’ Relief Society
Broughton
Turner
W. Heritage
Ansell
Heritage
Wasp Enion
John Emery North
Braintree
Eastern Counties Railway
Grimshaw
Forcible forgery leads to three months punishment at Guildhall
In a crowded session at the Guildhall, George Moorcombe was convicted of forging a letter of character to trick Sir J. W. Hogg of the East India Company. The evidence included letters from Verschoyle and misattributed handwriting. Moorcombe was sentenced to three months hard labour.
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Robert Verschoyle
George Moorcombe
Lady's Footman
R. Verschoyle
Brighton
Verschoyle
Vensenouvie
Sir J. W. Hogg
Verscheyle
J. W. Hogg
Farebrother
Westminster Assault on Footpath Horse Sparks Proceedings
Mr T He Forze of Join carert charged with assaulting tradesman J A Treuter in Duke Street Chelsea after a horse drawn gig blocked the pavement. The defendant said he moved the horse onto the footpath to avoid a cab. the complainant seized the bridle, was pushed away, and the judge ordered costs paid and peace kept.
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Westminster
Assatzt
T. He Forze
Joincarert
J. A. Treuter
Duke Street
Chelsea
Battersea Bridge
Biegham
Bond
Meteor and Court Row Dominate Friday News
A brilliant meteor swept over the metropolis on Friday night, lighting the sky with a bluish glare and a serpentine train that faded after about five minutes. In Bury, Rev. David Thomas was jailed for six months and ordered to pay costs after beating a six year old pupil, with the magistrate condemning the act as disgraceful.
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Queen's Bench
Vaughan Wiliams
Phemmenue
Bury Peny
David
Bury
John Edwards
Thomas
Bos
Knowles
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LAW
Moxpar
Taomis Caassens
Roehampton
Newton
Bank of England
Cooke
Hackney Fields
Mary Ann
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
Mr. Cooke
Webb
Ar. Nicholls
Ordner
Central Criminal Court
Solomon Cowan
Barnet Joseph
Old Bailey
William Magnay
Worship Street
Taylor
Marylesone
Henry Snell
Dean Street
Oxford Street
Jonathan Robinson
Pine Apple Place
Maida Hill
Baker Street
Mails Hill
Marlborough Street
John Ball
Willian New
Norton
William Baker
White Hart
Walworth Road
Baker
John Field
William Ede
Buide
Fitzroy Sourtees
Britannia
Wandaworth Road
Lanckey
Field
Lung
Ede
Elliott
Fole
Biagond
Thomas Morris
Mandsley
Goff
Secker
Astay
Tie
Etty
Allanting
Apauler
Andura
Agaila
Pethem
Tan
Gricener
Roche
Grees
Thames
Darie Romeny
Mary Kirwan
Daniel O'Leary
Cuervis
Aqon
Woolpack
Tower Hill
Curvis
Jain
O'Leary
Ale
Flashburn
Ste
Clerkenwell
Lan
Daonsine
William Martin Cornish
Forestreet
Limehouse
Duke's Shore
Rotherhithe
Mr. Ballantine
Tam
Lea
Elizabeth Balders
High-street
Wapping
David Smith
Maria Wall
Smith
Wall
Royal George
Port Philip
Twumen
Gifford
Ireland
Scotland
Lotwe
Lowe
London
Cornell
William Harrison
Lallantine
Thomas Barnes
No. 8& H
Wandsworth
Efsard Page
Taunton-mews
Charles More Melyneux
Losely Park
Guild+ ford
Melyneux
Fletcher
Trath
Henry Fletcher
Mra. Molyneux
Cook
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WwooLwich
Stewart
Sims
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Traill
Mariv
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