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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 07, 1848

Page

5

Bankruptcy admonition and suspension in Reynolds case

Judge Holroyd reviews Reynolds 1836 dividend and two Insolvent Debtors Court entries. He finds fault with prudence and expenditure, orders suspension of the bankrupt certificate pending £500 payment to creditors, and censures insulting conduct toward opposing counsel before the matter ends.

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Embezzlement and assaults in Bow Street police court

Long and detailed police docket describes Edward Linforth accused of embezzling company funds, remanded after Bow Street proceedings. Multiple cases follow: Pearman accused of attempting to seduce an elderly man. cigar warehouse dispute. pirates on the Lion steamer case with engineers Smith and Reid. attempted murder by a woman with her child on London Bridge. child relief cases. numerous petty theft, deception and assault prosecutions across various courts with bail and remands.

Edward Linforth Burton Upon Trent Bow Street Station House Edwards King William Street City Barton Smiurss Coaner H. T. Pearman Cornhill Freeman's Court Therisoner Willcox Cheapside Optician Gnally Cross Maxury Pinarica James Jennings Smith Alexander Reid London Holland Jon Jones David Gellier Jonas Payne John Kelly Robert Barclay Edward Sorrell John M'Donald Pelham Mr. Smith Robinson Bresers Malcolmson Waterford Harlington Rayner Lion Neville Smith England M'Donald Joseph Karsnengb Arcond The Wessel Harlingen Fieet Mr Donald Gellier James Payne Barclay James George North Sandy William Tii Central Criminal Court Reid Gelner Payne Kelly Sorrell Lewis Ulrick London Bridge Aline Epottato Union Ber Sutherland Blacket Starcourt Milton Street Teo Alderman Sydney East London Union Osraimisc James Here No. Ll President Street King Square Richard Conk Weehlyt Chronicle Pradeamen Ayr Robert Turner Ludgate Aizedaban Grawell Aiansion Wes Charles Redden Michael Haydon Redden Red Lion Street St. Joho Street Road Islington Hare Reddep Lapon Bios Euatody Bow Lane Fowler Street Webb Redben Morn Reddee Atock Moon Sidney Ded M'Laren Umea Arthorpe Joseph M‘laren Boobuer Dod Alderman Moon M‘laren Boobner Newgate Thomas Phillips Henry Sir Henry Mouz Grm Phillips St. Pancras Kilderkin Jolly Brewers Beer Farr Scotland Matilda Watson Cremer Bath Mesars, Barclay and Co Cremer'a Hone Alfred Gray Benjamin Goolin Hent George Seymour Coldstream Guards Surrey Theatre Waterloo Bridge Goalin Gray Ale Goslin Assaull Jane Lovey Tyrwhill Sircombe Edward’s Terrace Caledonia Road Mr. Tyrwhitt James Penalogior Sidney Street Somerstown Saber Pritoner Abe Afr Skinner Aldenham Terrace Auor James Morris University College Hospital Kelra Hammill John Watt Finsbury Terrace City Road Clifton Br iv Soud Borth Kipling Thomas Barnham Otte Green Featherstone Street St. Luke's Seymour

Desperate plotters at Orange Tree sentenced in riot case

The court sentenced Able, Gurney, Spewball, Scadding, Martin, Winspere, Promton, Conway, Morgen, Young, Jones, and Argue to two years hard labor, fines of £10, and recognisances of £100 with two £50 sureties, to keep the peace for five years. Poole, Herbert, and Irons received eighteen months, with the same fines and recognisances. Baron's remarks condemned the rebellion amid Ireland’s unrest. Others discharged with recognisances. court adjourned to Oct 23.

Herbert Irons Poole Gurney Orange Tree Able Spewball Scadding Martin Winspere Promton Conway Morgen Young Jones Argue Baron Platt John Shaw Bocsly P Fomentor Inab Ireland Sheppard Richardson Greenslade Barn Taylor Cor Gibbs Alexander Samuel Harby Wilson Small

THE ESSEX POISONINGS ADJOURNED INQUEST AT RAMSEY

An inquest at the Nelson's Head Ramsey into Nathaniel Button's death was adjourned after experts found no arsenic in the viscera. Professor Taylor suggested possible cholera or poison earlier, but the verdict stated death by violent retching and diarrhea with no evidence of cause. The coroner warned of broader cases and urged more medical vigilance in the locality.

Ransey Essex Nathaniel Button Nelson's Head Ramsey William Codd Nethanial Button Bird London Taylor Thes John Bird Harwich Bia Guy's Hospital Nathaniel Botton Jurora Nathaniel Batton

Cobden Letter on Freehold Land Society and Reform

Mr Cobden writes to Mr Scholefield, replying to an invitation to Birmingham Freehold Land Society's meeting. He details his support for the freehold qualification movement as a path to extend the franchise, recounts years of advocacy tied to Corn Law repeal, and argues the society offers a direct method to align policy with majority opinion and press for reform through prudent, peaceful means. He urges leaders to use the example to enhance representation and reflect public will.

Hayling Island Hants Taylor Freshold Land Society Birmingham Freehold Land Society of Freehold Land Society Faure of Commons Ody

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