Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1848 - 1849 - 1850

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George Heath Serjeant-at-Law  - age 69/70               1779-1852

Julia Anna Harrison (ne Heath) - age 41/42              1807-1879
Rev. John Moore Heath - aged 40/41                        1808-1882
Douglas Denon Heath - aged 37/38                          1811-1897
Dunbar Isidore Heath - age 32/33                             1816-1888
Leopold G. Heath R.N. - age 31/32                          1817-1907
Emma Jane Heath (later Whatman) - age 27/28       1821-1884

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Monday 2 July 1849
County Courts Chronicle

Bloomsbury (Before D.D.Heath Esq)
Robertson v London and North Western Railway Company

Rights of Railway Passengers.
This was an action brought by Captain Archibald Robertson, chief constable of the Hertfordshire Police, against the above-named railway company, to recover compensation for breach of contract alleged to have been committed on their part. The damages were laid at £20.

Captain Robertson stated that in the month of March last, he was about to proceed to Newcastle, and having purchased tickets for himself, his wife, child, and servant, he went to look after his luggage, which had been wheeled on to the platform. Mrs.Robertson having taken her seat, he was in the set of stepping in himself, thinking his luggage would be sent after him, but one of the porters pushed him back, and the train started.

By Mr.Clarkson, for the company - He had never complained to the railway authorities, and was not aware that it was intimated about the platform that passengers were to take car of their own luggage, and see it properly placed.
Clarkson - contended that, in point of law, no delivery of the luggage to the company's servants had been proved.

Chambers having replied.
His Honour thought the delivery of the luggage had taken place, but that the compensation sought was excessive, and gave judgment for the plaintiff, with damages £6.

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Friday 9 November 1849
London Evening Standard

Bloomsbury County Court, Nov.8
(Before D.D.Heath Esq.)

Birch v Stammers - The London Wednesday Concerts.

The Plaintiff, Miss Birch, the eminent vocalist, sued the defendant, projector and conductor of the London Wednesday Concerts at Exeter Hall, to recover the sum of £15.15s. for professional services. Plaintiff stated that she was engaged by the defendant to sing at the concert on the 11th and 18th of April last, for which she was on the first occasion to receive £7. 7s., and on the second l£8.8s. She had applied personally and by attorney for her demand, and been promised payment, but there being no signs of it, she had instituted the present proceedings. An order was made for the defendant who was not present, to pay forthwith.

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Monday 19 November 1849
Morning Herald (London)

Thanksgiving Offerings - Improved Dwellings for the Poor. The Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes have the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of the following Collections and Donations, made within the last few days:-
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H.Holland Esq. - £5.5.
D.D.Heath Esq. - £10.0

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Tuesday 27 November 1849
Morning Herald (London)

Sales by Auction.
The Late Mr.Charles Heath's Splendid Publications, &c.

Mr.Hodgson will sell by Auction, at his Great Room, 192 Fleet Street (corner of Chancery lane) on Tuesday Next, Dec.4, and following day, at Twelve precisely, by order of the Executrix, valuable Collection of Steel Plates, engraved under the superintendence of the late Mr.Charles Heath, by the most eminent artists; also the remaining stock of several splendidly Illustrated Publications, original drawings and paintings, by Kenny Meadows, John Hayter, Augustus Egg, W.Brown, Bouvier, Nasmyth, Pearson, &c.; drawings on wood, numerous illustration to the annuals, scraps, &c., proofs, India proofs, and before letters, &c. 
To be viewed, and catalogues had.

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Friday 7 December 1849
Morning Herald (London)

Ready on the 1st January, Part 1. to be completed in Eight Monthly Parts, at 1s. each.
Leila; or, The Siege of Granada. 

By Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, Author of "The Caxtons," "Harold," &c. Each Part will contain Two exquisite and highly-finished steel engravings, executed under the immediate superintendence of the late Mr.Charles Heath, from designs by Corbould, Stephanoff, and others.
John and Daniel A. Darling, 126 Bishopsgate Street.

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1850

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