Law and court proceedings from 19th century docket
The report covers bankrupt Westrop denied certificate for fraud at Northfleet flour factors, a 14 year old Robinson Crusoe book theft case with Not Guilty verdict, a Norwood satin theft trial with 28 days solitary confinement, and multiple Leicester Michaelmas cases on rogue and vagabond convictions and an appeal over vanishing details in the vagrant act.
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Westrup
Cocksepor
BarxAvPrcr
Northfleet
Cocksedge
Westrop
Repixsor Cruses
George Glennie
Robinson Crusoe
Manly Arercises
William Nelson
Turnstile
Holborn
Salisbury Street
Strand
Quiely
Ballantine
Defoe
Sueeey Sessions
Teesoar
Exraaonpinany Thert
Tse Norwoop Pyce
Packle
Rosette Ann Robinson
William Mabley
King’s Head Inn
Norwood
Lelly
Bagley
Gloucester-street
Queen Square
Blackfriars Bridge
Blackfriars Road
Ordinery
Connée
Tue Jary
Horsemonger Lane
Luicesteer
East Norton Petty
Nathaniel Smith
Charles Campbell Morris
Charles Swann
Seid
Leicester
George IV
Hildyard
Pleto Smith
Winlet
Smith
Knossi
Owston
Oakham
P. C. Morris
Dives Smith
Violet Smith
Pellant
East Orton
East Norton
Agsinat
Ware
Juvaxie
Aluce
Jeremy
Elmores
George Seymour
Rachel Cole
William T
Hannah Colewas
Hannah
Police Reports from the Stock Exchange and Courts
Reports detail officers' inquiry at the Stock Exchange crowd of robbers and stags, a nose-pulling assault at Bartholomew Lane, destruction of glass at a workhouse, temple and Bucking ham Palace arrests, and a wave of court actions including a railway dress ing case, a stabbing incident, and a juvenile offender case.
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Stock Exchange
Stocs
John Spillard
John Chick Worthington
Worthington
Bartholomew-lane
Taylor
Spillard
United rails and science muse in Glasgow 1845
A long column notes fervent praise of scientific progress and rail transport, urging unity and truth through innovation. It laments obscurantism while envisioning steam links uniting nations, followed by short items on flogging in schools, a dubious blood microscope claim, walking on water reports, and poems on statues in Parliament with satirical verse.
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Glasgow
Caarney Mackay
Lady of Lyons Captivates With Faucit and Anderson at Drury Lane
The Monday night audience welcomed Haranset Tozatee Miss Helen Faucit and Mr. Anderson returning from America and from Masary left Drury Lane Theatre. The Lady of Lyons is praised for Faucit's Pauline and Anderson's Claude Melnotte though the latter's passion is said to be overly intense at times. The review lauds the play’s masterful construction and enduring popularity.
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Haranset Tozatee
Helen Faucit
Mr. Anderson
Masready
Drurylane Theatre
America
Lady of
Claude
Jous
Agi
Claude Melnotte
Sant
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Grand Opera
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Selby
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Celeste
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Julien
Adolphe Adam Lean
Adelphi
Paixer
Jack 2
Emma Stanley
Tweedle
Mr. Oxberry
Mary Ann Simpkins
Cupid
Oxberry
Miss Stanley
Mr. Oxbritt
Bachhutfoer
Bachhoffner
Greece
Rome
Adieb
Asfar
Bradwell
Baron sale stirs Tattersall betting and Greville ties
In Tattersalls Mowpat sale talk on the Baron to Mr E R Clark sparks heated debate over ownership shifts and stable relations. Breeders and backers push prices. Greville’s plans unclear as prices surge for Baronites and rivals. Cast of contenders rises with Chertsey Wee Pet and Semiseria among the favorites in major stakes.
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Marae
Weber J
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Cis
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Clark
Lowras
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Greville
Dog
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Wil
Semiseria
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BE. Nae Clark
the Baron
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Grain’ Titmouse
Urwin
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Pars Dake
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J. Gerard
Usus
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Clumsy
Tatas
Yardley
Needful
Mongrel
Titmouse
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Semisoria
Devil's Dust
Lyons
Wolf-dog
Newmarket
E. Rawson Chirke
Keville
Hulbeley
Ireland
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