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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 24, 1846

Page

6

Bankruptcy cases and adjourned examinations reported

Adjourned bankruptcy hearings and debt cases unfold with creditors pressuring assets in Croydon and London. Officials examine means and conduct while lenders seek payment and trustees delay rulings on discharges and arrangements.

German pickpocket Lazarus tried in Gracechurch Street

Rackman Lazarus a German who feigned not speaking English was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with pocket picking several gentlemen in Gracechurch Street. A policeman testified to multiple attempts and the prisoner denied the charges amid animated exchanges with the court. He was sentenced to hard labour for one day.

Shepherd Croydon Duke of Brunswick Bean Johreton Warford Harrison Warnford Bran Hillery Documenta Teespay Willias Morton Commissioner Evans Williams Morton Cannon Street Commercial Road Messrs. Rosa and Co Friday Street Coonke Hoan David Morton Rean William Morton J. M. Paice Fonbienque James Mead Price New Inn Warminster Wilts Wilts and Dorset Rozerr Cooke Mr. Cooke Kent Dankrupt Tisis Sturgeon Jessop Denmark Lawrence Frend Paris Hegnell Hennell Manchester Lima Langham Place Stafford Rackman Lazarus Haydon Gracechurch-street Justice-Room Cheapside Ahab Tam London Meyor Tridewell Thomas Watts Upper Thames Street Buteler Killy James Duke Knott Copeland Alderman Kelly Bross K. G. Paget West SmithGeld M. P White Giltepure Street Smithfield Hedges J. Duke Paget Land Fleet-street Dunstan's Alderman Gibbs Alderman Copeland Perry Witt Jane Eliza Maria Hill Jane Murphy Huddlestone Earle Alderman Wood Mies Hill Ellis Wit Ballantine Old Bailey Thhieves William Reece Josef Avy P. Laurie Joseph Ady Edinburgh Aberdeen Wolverhampton Sir Peter Ady Bow Street Chaance Villiers Pierce Henry Thompson Bridget Sullivan Queensbury Menara, Coutts and Co Milman-Street Bedford-row Whestminster Danine Highway Rumneny Jota Smith Edward Watson Robert Hurd British Legion Spain Watrot Joha Thropp House of Lords Peter Street Newgate Johnstone Air-street Piccadilly Alt. Bryden Knightabridg Mmpirirte Tebbutt Brompton Bryden Nikce Brompton Vale N.B. Tod @s South Wisteax George Roberts Mr. Clive South Western Railway Nine Elme Henry Jordan Norwood Gosport Nive Elms Shaw Bent Roberts M, I Murphy Leck Tirtds Walworth Hhis House Clive Hhe

Shoes Thief Brought Back After Clutch of Stolen Pairs

William Bates of Linigaere was brought before Mr. Warawick charged with stealing several pairs of shoes from Mr. Bonham's Soho shop. He was seen handling and attempting to shuffle multiple stolen pairs, caught with several more in his coat pockets, and was committed to the next assizes.

Lambeth Rangay Janice Galway Walworth Road Elliott Regent Street Games Inspector Haines Leouerd Abner Regentatrect Wright Horne and Groom High Street Newington Scotland-yard Glover Alt. Wright Uaem Pen Lam Weight Withees Tospector Haines Efe Soong Wissees Witneas Crogs Mr. Games George Hancock Railway Board Williams Hamber Court of Bankruptcy Roveeny Ancuntsner William Durant Addington Park Surrey Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Stewart Roger L Division Towerstreet Sarah Wall Buckle Waterloo Road le Canterbury Croydon Durant Canterbury Witners Plainant William Bates Linigaere Warawick Mr. Bonham Gerrard-street Soho Josiah Bonham Withers N Cather Bonham Tony Thomas Walter

Self-Defence Claim Seen in Mortal Poker Attack

A prisoner claimed self-defence after a bloody poker attack, denials of murder sit with a magistrate who urges trial and a search for her husband Tuk Surerer. Separately two young women broke windows at St George's Workhouse, saying they were starving and sought custody in a gaol for winter.

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The Cornelia Burned Rumor Stirs Goree Town

Mr Grimshaw denies the burning and loss of the packet ship Cornelia after rumors spread by a pamphlet sold for half a penny. The story claimed 400 passengers from the Great Britain era and described ships and misprinted printer names, causing public alarm. Authorities traced the fictitious imprint to a fraudulent Liverpool pamphlet.

Cornelia Great Britain James J. Hemmingway Liverpool Rushton Superintendent Brown Brown Hemmingway Albion

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