Judgment on Reynolds bankrupt in insolvent Debtors Court
In the Court before Commissioner Holroyd Reynolds is adjudged bankrupt with repeated insolvencies since 1830. The judge criticizes mismanagement, calls for creditors’ protection, and suspends the certificate to allow payment of £500 into the official assignee or Bank of England with £100 installments biannually. The bankrupt’s conduct toward creditors is condemned and public insult noted.
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France
Fia
Holly
Por
Wilton
Cuthbertson
Reynolds
Thut
Bank of Engand
Duncan
Mozzi
Police Reports from Mansion House and Bow Street
A rolling series of court notes details embezzlement by Edward Linforth at Burton upon Trent, a strange attempted robbery by H T Pearman, and a lengthy piratical revol case aboard the Lion steamer with engineers Smith Reid and others. Also covered are drownings, false pretences at Guildhall, Cocke and Carter’s brutal assault, looting at the Fortune of War, petty thefts at Bow Street, street robberies near Walworth, and a range of minor public notices from the City’s policing courts.
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Edward Linforth
Burton Upon Trent
Bow Street
Edwards
King William Street
City
Burton
Suicpias Cuamez
H. T. Pearman
Hill
Freeman's Court
Tain
Willcox
Cheapside
Optician
Maxuracrony Nowaxek
Ciger
Meyor
James Jennings Smith
Alexander Reid
London
Holland
John James
David Gellier
Jonas Payne
John Kelly
Robert Barclay
Edward Sorrell
John McDonald
Pelhem
Smith
Robinson
Mesers
Malcolmson
Brothers
Waterford
Aarlington
England
Quartz connection leads to further police action in cafe case
Witnesses examined on Monday reveal a link to Quartz. Officers at the cafe produced jewellery and wearing items identified by Mr. Marshall. None of the stolen plate has been traced. Quarts was discharged, while the other two prisoners remain in custody for trial.
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M'Donald
Smith
Thao Yeaeeh Kavanaugh
Lion
Harlingen
Roger
Gellier
James Parce
Barclay
James
Neville
Mr. Pelham
Mr. Smith
George North
William III
Smitho
Central Criminal Court
Reid
Payne
Kelly
Sorrell
M‘donald
Lewis Ulrick
Paticeman
London Bridge
Tibet
Union
Hare
Webb
Deak
Redden
Heydon
Alderman Moon
Potboy
Joseph M'Laren
James Pomeroy Boobner
Fortune of War
Giltspur Street
Boobner
Child
Sidney
Dod
M‘laren
Soda Party
Arthurpe
Arthorpe
Bosbner
M'‘Loren
Bimeel
Newgate
Bow Streat
Thomas Phillips
Henry
Sir
Kiderkin
Jolly Brewers
St Pancras Toll Bar
Phillips
Kilderkin
Ferr
Scotland
Matilda Watson
Cremer
St. Pancras
Bath
Conrae
Messrs. Barclay and Co
Gray
Goslin
Clarke
Munster
Jack
Moore
Cocke
Carter
Bow
Brook Street
Moora
Long
Bard Ixboor
House of Correction
Pratz
James Langley
Mary Jeffrey Quartz
Jane Charlton
Marshall
Edgeware Road
Serenot
Randall
Lewes
Sussex
Giddings
Gregory
Warminster
Langley
Railway Tavern
Salisbury
Bedford's
Anne
Bennet
Quartz
Charlotte Street
King's Cross
Charlton
Marlborough Steruut
William Andrews
Chelsea
Bingham
William Ralph
Cremorne Gardens
Sloane Street
Thurlow
Mr. Lewis
Coshman
Ralph
Bint Steating
James Gardiner
Rutser
House, Streahenzee and Co
E H.green
Firmin
Worthing
Bowley
House of Coutts and Co
E. A. Green
George Street
Portman Square
Thames Henry Ambrose
Mecklenburg Square
Mr. Firmin
Gardiner
Morton
Firmie
Albemarie Street
Great George Street
Great Portland Street
Arrgurrina
James Pennington
Sidney Street
Somerstown
Corabe
Martha Pesres
Ebe
Brr. Skinner
Aldenham Terrace
James Morris
University College Hospital
Ronaxay
Joseph Andrews
Cooper
Hopper
Hammill
Jana Last
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Henry Whiteman
Oxford and
Rugby
Great Western Railway
James Whiteman
Banbury Bridge
Browning
Fisher
Aseiges
Witness
London
Camden Town
Laer
Walworth
Walworth Road
Holland Street
Blackfriars
Oatend
Serry
Bay
Norton
Needlewomen's Society
Roper
Chesnutt
Trinity Church
Newington
Collingham
Mr. Cottingham
Singuran
Wm. Parsons
Lsbourer
Sarah Adams
Land
Whitehorse Street
Victoria Theatre
Ataira
Cottingham
Mane Maher
Broadwall
Coningham
Avery
Nog
Hollor
Rammeprsmith
Laing Johnson
Britannia
Church Jane
Police Courts
Palka
Charles Bedford
J. Walker
Notting Hill
Afr
James Baker
Baker
Beadon
Walker
New Road
Hammersmith
Chinwick
Awelve Selock
Witneas
Mr. Beadon
Lot
Liverpool Road
Islington
Islington Green
Thatcher
Wilkins
London Brigade
Watling Street
San Fire Office
Royal Mint Street
R. Morrin
William Streer
Listongrove
Sivantap
Nangow
Kent Road
Aeveral Pricons
Fanny
Sarah Anne Kent
Glocester
Mary Moody
Frederic Kent
David Kent
Hicks
Boughton
Cheltenham
Droggista
Krot
Quarts
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