Final examination in bankruptcy case before Robertson
John Henry Banton, stockbroker of Change-alley, faced final examination. He reported four year profits averaging £2,000 yearly and blamed losses in United States banks and railway shares, especially railways. Assignees expect debts around £5,000 and assets near £1,200. the examination concluded. In a separate matter, a false frontier case saw a baker wrongly ordered clothes under another name. the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff after humorous testimony.
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Bankruftcy Court
Tvssmar
John Henry Banton
Pieces Fane
United States
New Brunswick Land Company
Searned
New Brunswick
North American
Australasia
New Zealand
Fennell
Torsnay
Harses
Chartes BeEnns
Secondary Potter
Jones
Thomas
R. Webber
Crooks
Suffolk-street
Haynes
James Stevens
Mr. Crook
Benjamin Smith
Cross-street
Walworth
Benns
Charles Benns
Central Criminal Court Trials and Sentences Report
Monday sessions detail John Miller and others charged with felonious assault and robbery at the Custom House. Fisher, a 15 year old servant, testifies to a blue coat assailant. verdict guilty and twelve months hard labour. Also covered are cases of manslaughter, forgery, thefts, and receiving stolen goods with various penalties including transportation for ten years.
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Rosuery
CusTom House
John Miller
John Samuel Fisher
Adolphus
Ryland
Robert Hudswell
Treasury
Thomas Kelly
Board of Customs
Custom-House
House of Correction
Charles Munday
Richmond
Henry Dacres
Edward Lewis
Bodkin
Doane
Messrs
Phillips
Clarkson
Richmond-bridge
Currine
Marmina
Francis Pearse
Henry Deale
Ballantine
Pearse
Deale
Michael Murphy
Thomas Connor
Payne
Ratcliffcross
London Hospital
Edward Wainwright
Swern Mos
Thomas Hughes
Charles Brown
Charles Jackson
Thames
Westminster Bridge
Hughes
Brown
Rappeny Py
Martha Corbett
Thurnell
Robert Wilkinson
Daniel Stubbs
Chambers
Church-street
Hackney
Shoreditch
Messrs. Cheeper
Woodstreet
Cheapside
Cheeper
Messrs. Pickford and Co
Renderpgast
Goodman
Aldersgate Street
mAsiNe
John Morgan Lee
Willians
Espinasse
Chancellor
Kensington Omnibuses, Evi
Police
Orrence
William John Bankes
Bennet
Jardine
Foot Guards
John Harris
Constitution-hill
Green-park
Green Park
Tierney
Central Criminal Court
Dorsett
Wax-Chandler
King Street
Whitehall
Thomas Sneesum
Liberty
Cuitp Sreanine
Ann Campbell
Henry Sartie
Alexander Sartie
English court reports crowding with fraud and theft details
A long court narrative covers a man who used false pretences to borrow £96 15s claiming he would lease a public house. Verdicts include seven years transportation. Other cases cited include theft from an employer and embezzlement from a charitable society. A broad list of sentences follows for many prisoners with various terms ranging from two months to life.
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London
Kensington
Ratcliffe Cross
Rogsine
John Gay
Rockley
New Hummums
Covent Garden
Joseph Walter
Clarkson
Metropolitan Convalescent Institution
John Errington
J. Smith
W. Berknith
W. Taylor
J. Bridger
J. Brinkworth
T. Williams
Randall
T. Priest
Smith
T. L. Wills
J. Driscoll
Charles Hoare
J. Savage
W. Britton
W. Johnson
Elizabeth Bryan
J. Jones
T. Rogers
R. Jeffreys
J. Ryley
J. Hughes
T. M.donnell
R. Spurrier
R. Thomas
G. Pearson
W. Sharp
W. Belcher
J. Connell
J. B. Sheirs
J. Morgan
J. Walter
J. Holland
W. Wellham
J. Liegd
J. Wolstenhouse
R. Robinson
M. O’brien
W. Sibley
W. Hopkins
J. Clifford
J. Tiernan
Mary Parker
W. Seal
H. Turner
Mary Canning
Mary Ann Fleming
Elizabeth Cooper
T. Wright
W. Wager
W. Green
J. Rolfe
J. Ward
J. Wood
C. Horn
C. Hoare
J. Spring
J. Evans
J. Bever
W. Douglas
W. Newbury
C. Teen
W. Dixon
A. Jones
J. Pilcher
Eliza Barber
Eliza Barlow
W. Ranger
G. Norman
H. Smith
Margaret Lovegrove
P. Cooper
J. Halfpenny
M.A. Matthewson
Mary A. Dixon
R. Lewis
R. Phillips
T. Davis
C. Hughes
J. Porter
J. Brown
D. Phillips
W. Joyce
J.C. Thorn
Mary Stock
J. Quin
P. Green
T. Finegan
Elizabeth M.grundy
J. Walkey
T. Lee
W. Taversham
J. Williams
J. Green
D. Crane
R. Rounding
W. Brooks
W. Broad
Elizabeth Glazier
Ann Poole
H. Woodman
J. Desmond
J. Mayne
J. Donovan
G. Tatham
W. Hall
M. Keane
Ann Gorman
D. Davis
J. H. Webster
D. Ricketts
W. Bennett
F. Leach
J. Wigley
G. Watts
M. Carter
Harriet Foote
T. Cooper
Rosetta Goody
Rosetta Lyons
J. Everett
C. Moore
J. Mercer
Tusors
Michael Savage
Michael Cannon
Thomas Edge, Esq
Vincent-square
John Nelson Piper
Gregorie
Forbes
Joseph Bernaski
Joseph Pezitski
John Beveraski
Cubitt
Willow-walk
Chelsea
England
France
Arza Snzax
Michael Crawley
Ebury-street
Pimlico
Anne Muschett
Ebury Street
House of Correction
Thames
RospBery
Crim. Coy
David Rowland
Broderip
Raggatt
James Raggatt
Bristol
Wilson
Limehouse
Police Reports From the City Court Hearings
Detailed London magistrates court notes describe George Bailey jailed for cloth theft at Cowper warehouse St Pauls Churchyard. Other cases include Benjamin Parker in defrauding wholesale dealers, James Allen fined for furious driving, and multiple suspects charged with impostor scams and public indecency in Bow Street and Marlborough Street.
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George Bailey
Thomas Wood
Messrs
Cowper
St. Paul's Churchyard
Henry Davis
Gutterlane
Alderman Thomas Wood
Benjamin Parker
Lower Thames Street
John Parker and Co
Hobler
Alderman T. Wood
James Allen
Cheapside
Ludgate Hill
Woman Seized Over Missing Child Clothes Case
Witnesses described a girl taking a boy from Monmouth and St Andrews streets, claiming the child was her nephew. The child was found without clothes, crying, while the prisoner denied taking the clothing, stating she picked up dropped garments and pursued an unknown woman. Committed to Newgate for trial.
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William Marchant
Monmouth Street
John Green
St. Andrew's Street
Charles Conner
St. Andrew’s Street
Robert Evans
Newgate
Worship Street
Burrran
William Greig
Eliza Hill
Clapton
Old Bailey
Broughton
House of Correction
Omnibus Driver Fined for Furious Driving in Marylebone
William Staples proprietor and driver of omnibus No 666 from Paddington to the Bank was cited by police for furious driving. Sergeant Grimwood reported he whipped horses racing toward Vere Street with omnibus No 593 nearby. Both crews were fined 20 shillings each.
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Marylebone
Omsipus Racine
William Staples
Paddington
Bank
Grimwood
Marylebone Lane
Verestreet
Oxford-street
Vere-street
Mr. Long
Samuel Pearce
Queen Square Disorder and Domestic Assault Report
Severe misconduct at Grosvenor Place and later cases in Thames and Windsor police courts feature Charlotte England's assault on Colonel Charles Wyndham and her disturbance at No 4 Grosvenor Place. Additional reports cover William Greig's alleged assault on Eliza Hill and a violent sister assault in a Dublin style street scene, with magistrates remanding suspects and warning bail. The piece also notes Royalty fantasies in Wandsworth and a colorful Kilrush petty sessions satire about Nancy O Kelly’s Kerry stall clashes.
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Queen Square
Charlotte England
Charles Wyndham
Grosvenor Place
Wyndham
Grosvenor-place
England
Col. Wyndham
Gregorie
Wandsworth
Alfred Henry Cotman
Germany
Payne
Angelica Kauffman
Queen Victoria
Hunter-street
Brunswick-square
Clive
Cotman
Kauffman
Tam
Hamburg
King’s College
Norwich
Kilrush Petty Sessions
Prack
Surts
Nancy O'Kelly
Mickey Hartigan
Nancy
O’kelly
Kerry
Owen Al‘Grath
Owen
Alliseu
Jack Wilson
Deladet
Owen M‘grath
Davy Mac Murdo
Nance
Union Hall Prison Break and Police Assaults
Union Hall reports describe George Clarke escaping Guilford House of Correction with two other prisoners using ladders to scale the wall. Police later attempted capture, Cooper and Chandler rescued Clarke, leaving Garnett battered. The item also covers flogging of a boy, tax-collector robbery at Bermondsey, cautions about matches, and a brave rescue of a woman from mud near low tide.
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George Clarke
Guilford House of Correction
Cottingham
Samuel Cooper
Charles Chandler
Clarke
House of Correction
Guilford
Garnett
Cooper
Chandler
Convoral
Punisum Menus Ar Police
Orricus
Peter Moore
Union Hall
Commissioners of Police
Scotland Yard
St. Olave
Southwark-bridge-road
Jackson
Three Jolly Hatters
Bermondsey-street
London and Greenwich
Brighton
Upper Thames-street
BrackeRians
Bripez
John Bull
George Elstead
Glazier's Arms
Water-lane
Stabbings and accidents dominate sharp London report
A crowded London column details a stabbing case against William Franklin amid a court appearance for Rob Farroce, plus multiple accidents and deaths. The report covers a market gardener knockoff, a boy nearly crushed by a wagon wheel, a fire at Mrs Shaughnessy’s shop, and various inquests including accidental deaths and a suspected infanticide. Authorities, police, and hospital details appear for each event.
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Farroce
Tver
Bucks
Aylesbury
William Frankdiy
J. Holton, Boet and Shoemaker
West
Colnbrook
Franklin
James Gue
Hertford
Ovey
London Hospital
Hertford_ road
Mekeridge
Joseph Young
Limehouse
Rere Indy
Radford
Grinham
Wes Ford
Tolomen
Reais
Paynt Geon
Stae Pusee
Lambeth-street
George Weigtt
Earl-street
Borough-road
Rene
St. Thomas's Hospital
Considerabe
Printing-house-square
Ted Lipsy
Shaugnessy
Panuianest
Gerrge Butler
Parisment
Westminster Hospital
Sudpen
Sini
Sega Wevale
Baker
Berkeler Castle
Rahere-street
Goswell-street-road
Mary Cox
Elizabeth Jones
Rahere-stins
Stebbings
Burnixe
William the Fourth
Wil Street
Bethnal-green-road
Peter Sealion
William.street
Rose
Higes
Sigh Bridge
Charles Griffiths
Royalist Society
Jin Cele
Charles-street
Knightsbridge
Firth
Carter
Lewis Whitfield
Smith
City
Atkin
Basinghall-street
Witter Tivtr
Tooley-street
Tokenhouse
Ellis
Thames
Causeway
Stangate
Andrews
Wapping
Land's Coal Wharf
Execution Dock
Angerev
Svuppen Dssarn
Mn. Ricuarps
Privirs
Maklin
J . Wakleys
Charles Richards
St. Martin’s-lane
Brompton-square
Brompton
Wen
Mgr. Poli
Wilke +r
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LAW
Bow Street
Marlborough Street
Louis Waters
Maltby
Griffiths
China
Fitzgerald
High-street
St. Giles’s
Lee
Russia
Russias
Switzerland
Prince Albert
Mr. Maltby
Duke of Cambridge
Sir Watkin W. Wynn
Lower Grosvenor Street
Lord Hillsborough
Mason
John Horsford
Cornwall
White
Watson
Alderman Pirie
Sydney
Queensquare
GhetteaTie
Windsor
John Bedford
William Lamb