Law case on insolvent discharge and County Court protection
In a Suffolk matter at Bury St Edmunds, an insolvent sought discharge but the Commissioner ruled protection against County Court warrants could be granted only as to custody actions under a newer act. The judge refused discharge, noting the earlier court’s authority and inability to determine the cause of confinement. In a separate Lowestoft-like matter, Elizabeth Challis sought £2 6s 8d in wages from Welchman. The defense claimed she forfeited wages due to disobedience after a warned absence during illness. The judge found she was entitled to wages up to the warning time and ordered payment despite the wife’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Bankruptcy
Devenion
Cleseenwhll
Sirsznir
Cnattia
Welonuay
T. Starkie
Eng
Elizabeth Challis
Welchman
Lamb
Honce
Mrs. Welchman
Seach
Sven
Valentine Tow
Marlborough Stehhet
Mary Ann Oddy
Hardwick
Hyde Park
John Chitty
Royal Humane Society
St. George’s Workhouse
Barwise
Afr. Hardwick
John Perryan
Rebecca Court
Freseu
Perryan
House of Correction
William Moyers
King’s Head
Orchard Street
Weatminster
Bellchambers
Mr. Brees
Brees
Mr. Bellchambers
Charing-cross
Steddt
Edmund Haywood
Arnold
High Street
Whitechapel
Louisa Smith
Antll
Keate Street
Spitalfields
Baurat
Anne Hill
Jane Jackson
Well Street
Arvos
Pris
Sis
Therisoner
Dran Enness
Aho
Tyie Ainant
John Brown
Brennan
Noki
Morton Street
Blackfriars Road
Owell
Cottingham
Elizabeth Newlyn
Winchester
Pearce
London
Custom House
Kent Road
Waterloo Road
Wilson
Webber Street
Rfr
Yardley
Newgate
Swortrruya
Jane Smithers
John Berriman
Shadwell
Abe
Berriman
Ater
Siother
Anes M‘allen
Polics
Secan
Mr. Berriman
Wardeworth
John News
Otteley
Mr. Oxley
St. Ann's Bill
Hingston
Geo
Foxassr
Lancexy
Robert Tanner
Paynter
Parisy
Benjamin Field
Board of Guardians
Wandsworth and Clapham
Wandsworth and Putsey
Cockram
Archaos
Thomas Newman Cuckram
Wandsworth
Battersea
Putney
Menars, Barclay, Bevan, and Co
Betts
King
Stephen Betts
Potosy
Meneenger
Emma Betts
W. King
Paotney
Woolwich
Gross
William Stevens
Church Street
Woolmich
Commissioners of Police
Jeremy
H. J. Wadlow
Defendant
Mr. Stevens
Sparkes
Liverpool
Euston Square
Mary Sparken
Miss Sparkes
Mr. Jeremy
Catherine Hayes
Edgar Hayes
Lauder House
Edgar
Burlington Straet
Stoune Street
Miss Hayes
Brodie
Bow Street
North Wales
Wales
Weiner
Les Alderman
Boniface
England
Scotland
Ireland
Café Anglais
Sen
Cafe Anglais
Inis Road
Ster
Persen
Menenger
Police Reports From Mansion House Smugglers and Swell Mob
A London session reports Charles Wigley pleading guilty to possessing untaxed tobacco after a staged setup by conspirators. Police recount a Thames Street pursuit, bruising, and a failed bribe attempt. Additional cases involve a group linked to a robbery of Miss Delamere, a daring rescue attempt by Mary Ann Ward, and multiple arrests tied to the swell mob. Public safety notes follow in Guildhall listings with further thefts and assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wigley
J. Pirie
Beverley
Customs
Goodman
London Bridge
Thames Street
Basilor
Jones
Robert Peel
Geld
Nightingale Lane
Foxurpasez Gaxe
Tartuze
Teres
Martin, Palmer
Jeffreya
Parker
Puckeridge
Miss Delamere
Compter
Mary Ann Ward
Martin
Abe
Newgate Street
Hayden
Bridewell
Palmer
Haydon
Tme
Prosecution and crimes in a crowded London police court
A lengthy report covers multiple trials and incidents: a stabbing case linked to a public house and witness accounts. a thief alias Parker stealing instruments from engineers. a railway danger goods case dismissed. a suicide attempt, violent assaults by constables, juvenile crime involving a 12 year old, forgery and embezzlement by a Poor Law official, a perjury-laden Woolwich liquor case, and numerous clerical and domestic disputes. Details name Helen Kenox, William Meadows, Mr. Parker, Mr. Broughton, and others amid a surge of indictments and remands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s College Hospital
Sud
Helen Kenox
Elec
Plumtree Street
Fitness
Monmonth Street
Abe
Priser
Houss
William Meadows
Parker
Jarding
John Pearce
Duke Street
Adelphi
Chiffies
Southerton
Holborn
Donkin
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Thompson
Indignation Over a Ducal Yachting Paragraph
A letter appearing in the Standard and reprinted in our issue prompts royal peers to protest a published paragraph. The text notes the item referred to a duke not recognised in British peerage, apologizing for the inadvertent publication and clarifying it did not target any noblemen honoured by the writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaaansa
Aristocnact
Standard
Mancorovas
Braurozr
Burtarp
From a Turbulent Patch to a Welsh Magistrate Tale
A noisy, fragment laden column mixes chanted war talk, odd poems, eccentric anecdotes, and a Royal Welsh magistrate tale. It recounts a viper in a carriage, an Armenian omnibus service, a droll dinner arrest ploy, a horse flesh dinner, and a Dublin archbishop joke, all framed in a 19th century newspaper voice. It includes local obliquely named figures and a Chinese war trophy note, plus a note on decimal coinage and a rapid Westminster Abbey banner feat.
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Plomtree Street
Serge Ocean
Newton
Old Bailey
William IV
Paddington
Newbury
Everb
Broughton
Whstainsfer
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Higuwar Rosszay
Wilton Street
Vin Cent Square
Taylor
Bellchambera
Esher Street
Millbank
Burrell
Geo. “Kay
Thos. Doyle
Benry Frederick Halt
Abingdon Street
Westminster
Thomas Cotter
Norton
Ana
Simeon Whorn
Highatrost
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Austria
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Joseph Higgins
Eastoor
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Pixley
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Worcestershire
Fraser Tiara
Fermiz
Turkey
Constantinople
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Ader
Frankforce Society
Dublin
Wellss
Chusin
Great Scotland Yard
Wyon
Royal Mint
Iselat
Westminster Abbey
E.C
Ashi Ranner
N.B
Rome
Daily News
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