Thomas Esberger was in Horsemonger Lane prison for debt in May/June 1843
Per The Gazette 9 June 1843:
"Thomas Esberger, formerly of the Anchor Public-house, No. 227, Farringdon-street, London, then of the Skinners' Arms Public-house, Great Suffolk-street, Southwark, Surrey, at the same time having the house called the King's Arms, Suffolk-street, then of the Rose Public house, No. 21, Saville-place, Lambeth-walk, Surrey, carrying on the business of a Licenced Victualler at each of the said places, and late of No. 138, Lambeth-walk aforesaid, in Lodgings, out of business."
He was at Saville Place with Mary and his mother Elizabeth in 1841 HO107/1057/ 2/22/38
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