Insolvent Meteyard in bankruptcy with railway ties case
In a Bloomsbury court session the insolvent barrister Mr Meteyard faced a goal order with debts exceeding £77,000, chiefly from railway ventures. Opposition cited lack of prospect to pay. final order granted after scrutiny of his expenditures and alleged coercion.
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Sturgeon
Duncan
Oteyard
Bedford Place
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Meteyerd
Ead
Metayard
Dancay
Mereyard
Sturgeon Agid
I. Meteyard
Bedford Street
Aeong
Mr. Meteyard
Hughes
Lewis
Ely Place
Mr. Hughes
Fane
Lave
Leughter
Outrage at Cheapside House Leads to Trial
Joan Bray, 68, formerly of London Wall, livery stable keeper, faced Lord Meyer on a charge of extraordinary outrages at a tradesman’s home in Cheapside. Mrs. Lewis testified the prisoner intruded on her chamber repeatedly, threatened her with an open razor, and questioned her about her movements after the tradesman’s absence, claiming Mrs. Lewis had encouraged such conduct when confronted by her husband.
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Northumberland Alley
Fenchurch Street
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Turner
Vernon
Mayer
City of
London
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Devine
Dennis Leary
Mr. Thompson
Ald
Musgrove
Thompson
Farringdon Street
Giltspur Street
Alderman Musgrove
F. White
Smithfield
Nias
Alderman Masgrove
Sergeant White
Spain
St. George's Church
Bloomsbury
Croker Street
Hoxton
Old Bailey
Arnold
Ware
Dagadru
Smith
Myddleton
Clerkenwell
Penny
Duke
Cavertr
James Watter
House of Correction
Thomas Cheswick
Norton
Alexander Bires
Buckingham Street
Strand
Dresden
Blies
Games
Elliott
Scummunsen
Humphreys
Somteunses
Borlase
Holmes and
Mr. Humphreys
Windmill Place
Camberwell
Martin
Air. Gray
Mr. Gray
Iss Martin
Miss Martin
Mr. Martin
Bison
Nover
Mixa Martin
Marin
Mary Evans
Gray
Valentine
P Division
Thomas Heath
Zic
Suover
Cottingham
Darcy
Clerkenwell Seraions
Henry Aynscough
Edward Howell
London and South Eastern Railway
Francis J. Wood
South Eastern Railway Company
Howell
Aynscough
Gooda Department
Wood
Peager
Benson
Chambers Street
St. George's
Fearnly
Pelham
Mary Ann
Mnuoday
Munday
Mary Ann Johnson
Yardley
Powell
French
Central Criminal Court
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Lane
Anson
Cope
Abe
Chiswell Street
Sadag
Roy
Powell Mantad
High Street
Islington
Stratford
Bow
Slse
King of Prussia
Andrews
Benton
Blackwarl
Thames Plate-glass Company
Bow Creek
Blackwall
Orrick
Bow Atrest
George Hall
Jardine
Ghislin
Salirist
Carroll
Witness
Enveriny
Barnard Gregory
Gregory
Timms
Mr. Ghiaslin
Mr. Ghislin
Afr
M. Ghislin
Timme
Wollvyndawrton
Wolrsnnamurron
Thoreday
John Welsh
Weelah
G. T. Cooper
Bilston Street
T. M. Philips
Eng
G. Owen
Board of
Guardiana
Bromley
John Dunleavy
Quinton
Wednesfield
Dunleavy
Stafford Street
Bia
Dunlravy
Union House
Ann Madden
Casey
Hogg
Walsh
Cooper
Hooper
Holmbook
Smu
England
Glasgow
Carrick
Joan Bray
London Wall
Lord Meyer
Lewis
Cheapside
Filton
Be Wasim
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Embezzlement Charge Against Sporting Publisher Clerk
Henry Pitman a long time clerk for John White Moore, famed sporting print publisher, faced an embezzlement case alleging thefts over 400 pounds. Evidence showed he received monies from customers and pubs while in service, then concealed the losses. he was remanded for further proceedings.
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Henry Pitman
John White Moore
Weatstreet
St. Martin's Lane
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Moore
James
John Falstaff
Bridges Street
Covent Garden
John Gavin
Hart Street
Ben Cannt
Cozens
London Wall
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