Bankrupt examined over misused Cracklow funds in Romford case
At Rochester assize town court Mr Commissioner Evans hears the Wanwick bankruptcy. The bankrupt builder faced allegations from Miss Cracklow trio of £1000 £140 and £160 for secure mortgage that was not real. He claimed agency for his son and the case adjourned for audit. In a separate Kent case a boy is fined for walnuts.
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Court OF Bankruftce
Torspar
Wanwick
Evans
Harper Street
Crackton
Cracklow
James
Rochester Petty Sessions
Moxpas
James Mella
Rochester
W. ML. Smith
John Marshall
E.C.H
Gilingham
Linnett
John Matehall
Sue
Gao
Feilin
Strang Ste
Gillingham
Revolting case before Lord Mayor over two men
An elderly man named John Wyatt and James Quested faced a misdeamenour charge for a most revolting case. Policemen Foster and Finan testified seeing Wyatt and Quested enter a public house together confirming suspicions about the pair. They were committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court and the City Solicitor told to prosecute.
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John Wyatt
James Quested
George Foster
Watt
Wyatt
Quested
Foster
William Finan
Trhather
Colonel Wyatt
King William-street
Central Criminal Court
Lora
Jack Shepward
Willesden
Jack Sheppard
Willestren
Ship of "Guxtieway" man in custody at bar
James Stevens a well dressed man faced magistrates charged with drunken disorderly conduct near St Marys church Upper York Street Bryanston square and with resisting arrest in route to the station. He claimed to be living on his means and paid a fine after being deemed a gentleman.
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Buixo Wizo
Jana Artour
Hall
St Giles's Parish
St. Anne’s
Strand Union
Boswood
Strand
St. Gilen's
Bostrood
Robert North Challis
Sarah Challis
Twyford
James Jordan
Potbury
Solicitor of Customs
Tireford
Mr. Rawlinson
Charles Mason
Division of Police
Rawlins
Crutchiey
Upper
James-street
Hampstead-road
Crutchley
Hilden
S Division
Drury Lane
Lucy Cart
Meriborough-place
Jube's-wood
Marlborough Street
Danse Stor Romexy
Walter King
Hardwick
Pizzali
Regent Street
Queen Square
Elen Smellman
Mary Watkins
James Light
Queen's Buildings
Brompton
Harefield
Mendicity Society
St. Margaret's
Defendent
Wooorbhie
Steist
Ax Aprtrett Dopper
Charlotte Turner
Mr. Broughton
Mason
High Street
Shoreditch
Lowther
Maidstone
Broughton
Ward
George Reynolds
Teakle
Price
White Bear Gardens
Hackneyford
Wes
Southware
Denise Romeny
William Graham
Collingham
London
Nstead
Dranouicat Atrenets
Henry Joseph Kellerler
Cottingham
Southwark
St. George's
Stead
Spriggs
White Street
Kendall
Detective Police
James Grahame
Commissioners of Police
Minories
Eout
Samuel Cloater
Elizabeth
France
Elizabeth Sprigge
Clouter
Elizabeth Spriggs
Cnanoz
Sroprixa
Tacasday
William Butler
South Western Railway
William Inglethorpe
Wandsworth
Nine Elms
Wilful murder verdict in case of six year old William Hill
In a London coroner inquest at the Coach and Horses Hatton Garden, William Hill aged six died from head injuries after alleged abuse by his stepfather William Hill. The deputy-coroner heard claims of repeated threats and beatings. the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against the husband.
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Thoraday
Mills
Middlesex
Hatton Garden
William Hill
Elizabeth HM
Leather Lane
Somera Street
Somers
Minhter
Catharine Sheppard
Houtton-wall
Fio
Clerkenwell
Mary Fules
Snelling
Benson Whitfeld
Lamb's Conduit Street
Sarah Swanston
Sia
Hurley
Wm. Hill
The Fatal Fever Aboard The Eclair Calamity on Coast
A colonial era fever sweeps the Eclair off Sierra Leone to Madeira. Crew deaths mount as Buckle and Growler officers aid, then quarantine laws trap survivors at the Motherbank. Navy delays provoke European outrage while officers and Gideon M Clure die.
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Africa
Sierra Leone
Goree
Bona, Vista
Estcourt
Groeler
Claude B. M. Buckle
England
Growler
Eclair
Charles Huttman
Buckle
Charles Coffey
Gawin M. M‘clure
Acteon
Madeira
Portsmouth
Fstcourt
M'Clure
Mrconochy
Coffey
W. F. Carter
Maconochy
Madura
Mother
Othe Kroomen
C. W. Isaacson
Horace Bullock
Henry D. Burney
Abe
Motherbank
Navy Board of the Admiralty
Europe
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LAW
Polich
Diansion House
Bos
Moss
John Pirie
Tee
THE
Weeelt Chronicle
Ima
Pinto Fine
Aouer
Vann
T. Auvadis
Iving
Manchester
Bethnal-green
Avvache
Slater
Tapping
Waaso
Emma Whiter
Abnse
Brooks
Aurache
Pelham
Tappleg
Mary Ann
Ex- Dodd
Yann
Caroline
Auyachs
Dodd
Ballantine
Theo
Prisant
Tie Pasehis
Tda Priseset
Bishopsgate
Central Critainsl Court
Baetat Ferrow
William Hazle
Portman Place
Stepney
Susannah
Anup Pearson
Jobn Pearson
Mr. Ballantine
Pearson
Frank Fowler
Bellantine
London and
Blackwall
Weateen
Jeffray
Wightman
Thameb
FiIen H. Exrenonpinany Chance Oy Barge
Samuel Hart
Mary Ann Dodd
Greenwood-Street
Mile-end
UO Lgurenay
Wherf
Prince of Wales Tavern
Hrelanders
Wharf
Blackwall Reil ‘Way
Bishop
Fowler
Macenty
Portlock
Mr. Wightman
Mr. Pelham
Mr. Pelhem
Windsor
Charles Carter
Junea
Naval Knights of Windsor
Bla
Travers’ College
St. George's Chepel
Englia Bistory
Charles I
Isle of Wight
Cromwell
Richard Cromwell
Charles II
James II
T! King
Lim and I
Yen Palarty
Varennes
Buonapart
Napoleon I
Louis XVIII
Berton
Count d‘Artois
Charles X
Bordeaux
Aremeide
Courrier Ve
Lyon
Fontsines
Hannibal
Lyons
Blessington
Genoa
Miele
Emutous
Cies
Savuna
Campbeil
Tessin
Nnade
Coabridge Chronicle
Canutker
Tulk
Tottrridge Park
Fleet Street
Temple Bar
Ludgate Hill
Pariers
Eleet Street
Fetter Lane
Holbore
Piccadilly
Paviers
Eurrender
Hsa
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