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... WilHam Grattan of Tiverton and Sydney Albert Ellacott of Stone-house son-in-law of the other prisoner have been again brought up remand before Sir James Lawrence Guildhall London charged conspiring to defraud the creditors John Grattan William Grattan goods ...
... individual armed with dub is editor? With considerable presence mind receiver of the visit what object of his visitor him read papers while he iu search of the editor Once out of the room he the door but here encountered rough-looking also armed with bludgeon ...
... Guildhall Police Court, London, a few dayssinco, John Grattan was charged on remand’ with forging his ancle’s name to various bills of exchange, In support of the charge it was stated that William Grattan, prisoner's uncle, had been ashoemaker at Tiverton ...
... Kilburn, and in June that year died, his son, John Grattan, the younger, succeeding the business. John Grattan at the time his death was insolvent, and his son went Tiverton to ask the advice of the prisoner Grattan, his uncle, regarding the ...
... Duke of York and Lieutenant Colonel Lenox, Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Londonderry and ever-glorious Grattan, the best of the good, and the Earl of Cardigan—he of the Light Brigade—and Captain Harvey Tuckett toed the creases ...
... witness iu charge against John Grattan the nephew the former for forging his uncle’s name to certain bills of exchange in which the prisoner discharged after several remands) were taken into custody in examination Grattan and having been charged upen ...
... amount of £122 7s had transacted with John Grattan’s up till the his death which time balance unpaid of October 1875 John called in oompaay with his (Mr Grattan) order some more goods to him of witness if (John ...
... four months date bad never been sum part of it He had never had any dealings with William Grattan the prisoner any other person the name Grattan except John Grattan Kilbarn he known the goods were to transferred to another person would not have parted with ...
... Recorder (Sir Chambers, QO, MP.) with together to defraud the cre litors of John Grattan (nephew of the prisoner Grattan) of goods to the value of about £1,000 The prisoner Grattan pleaded guilty, and Ellaco:¢ no; Mr. Montague instructed by Mr. Dutton, ...
... Duke of York and Lieutenant Colonel Lenox, Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Londonderry and ever-glorious Grattan, the bestof the good, and the Earl of Cardigan—he of the Light Brigade—and Captain Harvey Tuckett toed the creases on ...
... Robert Neville, Butleigh; V. G. Hickley, Ashcott; John T. S. Hall-Stephenson, Somertou; Peter Stevens, Lympsham; Henry Blathwayt Festiug, Wincanton; John T. H. Butt, Street; Robert Lax, Polsham, Wells; John Withers, Wookey-hall, Wells. At four o’clock the ...
... Ellacott” and “ Grattan” In doing this he acted written instructions from the prisoner Grattan Had received scores of letters Ellacott during 1875 which were destroyed William Grattan The letters were destroyed when prisoner (William Grattan) came in Ea-ster ...