Court of bankruptcySarusnex case contrast baker and eatery keeper
A London courtroom hears a debtor baker from King Street Smithfield clash with an eating-house keeper opposite the pope Smithfield amid barroom irony. The defendant proclaims his income from a washerwoman and his brother while the commissioner admonishes quiet conduct. A separate Rochester session reviews a builder’s late examination and a case involving Misses Cracklow over alleged mortgage misappropriation. The scene closes with a fragile mother pleading for time to pay a £15 penalty for walnuts damaged by her son, seeking mercy as she supports a large family.
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Rochester
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Linnett
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Gillingham
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Lodge
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Goodman's Fields
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Temple
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Sarah Charlie
Twyford
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Danic
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Rmerly
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Hampstead
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Embezzlement Case and Dark Deeds at London Courts
Police report covers George Millward clerk charged before the Lord Mayor for embezzling a £30 note from Palmer Hoppe and Co. and other cases including a miscreant pair accused of revolting misconduct, a laundress crime, charity settlement disputes, customs penalties, thefts in Regent Street, and a drunken offender paying fines after clashing with a constable.
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Palmer
Hackney
Messrs
Barnett
John Wyatt
James Quested
George Foster
Wyatt
San Wyatt
Quested
Foster
William Finn
Colonel Wyatt
King William Street
An & Customer
Central Criminal Court
A Column for the Curious about Street Trials and Crimes
A long, dense report covers thefts, assaults, anonymous letters, and court cases in London and Genoa style, including a shoplifter pursued by a shopkeeper, a man accused of counterfeiting, and a woman charged with theft and deception. It recounts trials, witnesses, and magistrate rulings with numerous names and dates.
County meeting backs extension of Middlesex County Court to twenty pounds
A large gathering of tradesmen from Pola New Brentford and nearby areas met at the Castle Inn New Brentford to pursue a petition urging the Home Secretary to extend the County Court's jurisdiction to twenty pounds. The motion was adopted unanimously chaired by James Montgomery.
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Old Brentford
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Grainger
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Ithanka
Bundany
Henry Barnwood
New Compton Street
Sohomjuare
Gray's Inn
Hungerford-street
Sharman Stimson
Brown
Eliza Hill
Birmingham
London
Cory
Commercial Road
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