Court actions on bankruptcy and insolvent debtors cases
In a London court a bankrupt from Moulsham Ensor faced debts of £1,021 with realisable assets around £835. The official assignees reported £650 realised and imminent rent recovery. after costs and a 20 pence in the pound dividend, the balance to the bankrupt was about £600. A day was set for an audit and certificate. In another matter, insolvent H J Mewburn faced disputes over attorney involvement and debt sets offs, with a 26th inst. adjournment sought for argument. A separate Marylebone trial concerning the Running Rein Derby sweep involved disputed prize payments after a disqualification, with the judge directing a verdict for the defendant on law grounds.
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Sarcanay
Bawiry
Goulburn
Moulsham
Ensor
Atronneys Vy. Basnistssa
Harrie
H. J. Mewburn
Lewis
Harris
Marylebond County
Monnar. Williams
Amos
Rein
Townsend
Wallinger
Willshire
Samuel West
Masons’ Arms
Edgeware Road
Orlando
Jonian
Westminster
Wiltshire
Weat
Ranning
Jockey Club
Hein
Ron
Thomas
Amicus Curia
West London Union
Committee of Aldermen
Gaddhall
Union
Poor Law Commissioners
Smithfeld
Alderman Challis
Miller
Alderman Gibbs
Harvey
New Sanitary Board
Westbourne
Samuel Gregory
London and South Cams
Home
John Lutmann Ellis
Wear Sussex
Samuel Greery
London, Brighton, and
South Coaat
Phat Semuel Gregory
London
Brighton
South Coast
Mariety
Her Majesty's Navy
Engineers
Artillery
Royal Mariner
Naval Engineers
Josh Allex
Grorce Hirkix
BertaMin Dawxixs
William Topsger
Jonn Woopmay
Jonx OarsuoTt
Thomas Brgatey
Richard Keegy
Geonce Bowman
James Nase
Jony Bimmins
Weatbourne
Bravvattox Durt
M. d'Ecquevilley
Court of Assize
Seine
M. Beauvallon
M. Dujarrier
Court of Cassation
D'Ecquevilley
Galignani
Domne Prwance
Laurence
Cheltanbaw Darish
Fay
Lords Advocate
Glasgow Herald
Manes
Aubrey
Hartley
Youngs
Cambridge Independent
Tae Fara
Panto
Bacup
Falal
George and Dragon Inn
John Hargreaves
Rnsk
Jackson
Wakefield
Newton
William Smith
Bacap
Certone
Mary Ashworth
John Earnshaw
Lord
John Burton
Richard Law
Old City
Aisermen
Moor
Goodman
Bone
Lonion
Bartholomew
Southwark
Anguat
Burnsey
Chars
Warv
Boutha
Smithfield
Bartholomew Fair
Mir
Richard Lovett
Francia Darleigh
Smithfield Pound
Sieluri
John Knight
Jinner's
Coley
Newbold
Thomas Johnson
Richard
Pawley
Edmond Drasonbury
St Mary Mountha
Bruewell
Abraham Hinde
Samuel Vale
Hay
Battersea
St. Saviour’s Dock
John Chapman
Newgate
Robert Wright
Court of Queen's Bench
Crosby
Mari
House of Commons
Zeu
Alderman Farebrother
Peter Lawrie
Sydney
Ths
London Lord Mayor Receives Foreign Lotteries Letter
A fragment from 1847 reports a correspondence to the Lord Mayor of London regarding foreign lotteries. A Frankfort on the Maine firm defends its government contracts against a critic, asserting legality across borders and denouncing alleged slurs. A second note from a Scottish correspondent accompanies the letter.
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Mansion House
Frankfort
Maine
Lord Never
London
Lordahip
England
Germany
Great Britain
China
Scotland
Hiepor Agine
Lottery circulars and swindlers alarm London public
Circulars toutting a Prussian lottery lure merchants and families with guaranteed prizes. The Lord Mayor warns against foreign and illegal lotteries, cites penalties, and recounts cases of impostors, swindling letters, and deceptive notices amid a wave of fraud and distress in the city.
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London
Cornhill
Bia
Prussia
Berlin
Aranivgs
F. E. Foupt and Co
England
Westminster
Dublin
Scotland
Charlotte M‘gee
Humane
Hereford
Mendicity Society
Horaford
Peter M‘gee
Alias Wood
Iliss Thompson
Castle Donnington
Birmingham
Richard
Joseph's
Old Thames Street
Rhannp
Ceantry
Horsford
Brixton
Old
Kent Road
John Evans
John Evans, Brothers, and Co
Brothers,and Co
A Veteran Woman at Nelson's Nile Feat Recalled
An old piece recalls a heroic female veteran who aided the wounded aboard a Nelson era voyage. It notes her age around seven decades, her pension of 25 6d weekly from Portsea parish, and mentions Lady Hamilton’s interest in the child she helped clothe aboard the ship. The account playfuly blends gallant tones with domestic detail of the era.
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Woorbhiy
Mary Courtney
Hammill
James Williams
Whitechapel
King
H 13
Field
Cary Munore
George John Hewson
Matilda Hewson
Mears
Horlston
Newgate
Artemrrione
John Hawke
City Road
Duchess of York
Kingsland Road
Hawke
Sayers
Holland
Staton
House of Correction
Aurora
Hassano
Thomas Jones
Jones
Theoung
Peters
Himelf
Baer
Machley
Belvidere Road
Lambeth
Mrs. Jones
Kaneling
Herbert Jenner
Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
Waterloo Road
Nelson
Fielo
Nile
O Greadera
Atill
Nving
Lady Hamilton
Ang
Portsea Parinh
Peetien
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Parlebon
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Sameel Jones
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Kelly
St. Katherine's Docks
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Yardley
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Twickenham
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Church Lane
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Leach
George Reed
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Richmond
Buckingham Gate
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