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... large amount on credit, within three months oftheir bankruptcy, with intent to cheat and defraud their creditoi-9. Sir Peter Laurie presided, and Sir R. W. Carden and Alderman Humphrey were present during the proceedings. I The court, as on the former ...
... nation relative to several charges of frauds alleged to have been committed by means of fictitious spelter warrant-*. Sir Peter Laurie presided, and Mr. Chas. Pearson, the City Solicitor, attended to prosecute on behalf of the City j of London. * j This ...
... no damage ; but if the newspapers did do her any damage, she would place the matter ia the hands of her solicitor. Sir Peter Laurie said the people of London, where inquiry could be promptly made, were not likely to be taken in by such an advertisement ...
... therefore, he (Sir Peter Laurie) became one of th ...
... information. Sir Peter Laurie asked who recommended him to invest his money here The applicant said he was induced merely by reading the advertisements in the newspapers, in which there appeared to be some respectable names. Sir Peter asked if there were ...
... respecta- bly dressed, and about thirty years of ape, was brought up in the custody of Join. Forrester, the officer, before Sir Peter Laurie, who sat for the Lord Mayer, cliarg-ed with having- coin- iniiie.l a forgery .older rather extraordinary circumstances ...
... search of the prisoner, whom he brought to the station soon after I arrived there. Sir Peter Laurie — Was the watch found upon her : Prosecutor — lt was, sir. Sir Peter Laurie — Then it is a case for conviction, and I hink great credit is due to the officer ...
... consideration, Sir, your obedient servant, Ali Ben Nassir, Envoy from his Highness the Imaum of Muscat. To Sir Peter Laurie. Sir Peter Laurie said he was sure his esteemed colleague would ltarn with deep gratification that their refusal had led to this ...
... he was in India, since the year 1830, and down to 1842, and he handed a leiter to Sir Peter Laurie, wilh a request that the alderman would read it. Sir Peter Laurie read the letter and said, Well, there is nothing explanatory in this. The prisoner ...
... Drayton, G. Weston, Master Percy Roselle ; Misses Huzlewood, A. Thoms- on. E. Falconer, Ac. Pantomimists, Messrs. H. Boleno, C. Lauri, Cormack, Saville, Miss Morgan, and Madame Boleno. Commence at seven. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr ...
... as before. Sir Peter Laurie — ls the defendant's master here ?? Mr. B?arJ— He is not, Sir Peter. Complainant — No, sir ; he is never to be found. We have an action against him in another court, but we cannot get at him. Sir Peter Laurie— l ...
... Fashion in the East. — Mr. Skelton, ...