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Newspaper

Champion

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 16, 1816

Page

4

Old Bailey sentences and odd cases in London notes

After the Old Bailey Sessions 82 were condemned to death and 18 to transportation for life with others given minor punishments. Reports recount Hatton-Garden incidents including a woman charged over a room with carcasses of fifteen dogs and possible meat use, later discharged for lack of evidence. Other items note two underage girls charged for indecent exposure in St James's Park, Luddites near Nottingham resuming frame-breaking, a well dressed woman retrieved from the River Thames with a pocket book and Bank of England notes bearing Caroline’s name.

Nottingham Tursiday River Thames Westminster-bridge Bank of Eughind Caroline

Marriages at St George's Hanover Square and Amesbury

On Tuesday the 11th at St George's Hanover Square the marriage unites Louisa Pigon to Ascoghe Boucherett Esquire. Also on the 11th, Charles Bloxham of Amesbury to Mary Hope daughter of James Ouchterlony of Vicars Hill Hertfordshire.

St. George’s Hanover Square George Loch Louisa Frederic Pigon Ascoghe Boucherett Lsq Lincolnshire Charles Bloxham Amesbury Wilts Mary Hope James Ouchterlony Vicars Hill Herts

Longevity Lampooned as Lady Lewson Dies at 116

An obituary notes Mrs. Jane Lewson of Cold-bath-square died at 116 after a life of eccentric dress and secluded routines. Born circa 1684, she amassed wealth, lived mostly alone with a steward, kept a grand garden, and never washed her rooms. Buried at Bunhill Fields on the 2d of April aged 55?

Cold-bath-square Jane Lewson Lady Lewson William and Mary Lsex-street Strand Vaughan Lewson Mr. Jones George the Furst Buntill-fields Burying Ground Malvern Win, Frankland Thonas Prankland Thirkleby Yorkshire Matta Phowis Murray

Notable deaths and long-lived progeny remembered

At Aucry the death of Mrs. Robinson relict of William Robinson shows she left descendants numbering one son five daughters thirty-nine grandchildren thirty-nine great grandchildren and one great great grandchild though 85. Also noted are the deaths of Rev Thomas Cecil Grave at 60 after insanity and lasting religious moments. a baker's wife in Somerset Street dies after joy at meeting her son. Joseph Monteiro de Almeida Esq at 66 in Montague Square. and Lord Frederick Campbell at 87 in Mary Lane.

Aucry Robinson William Robinson Banif Thomas Cecil Grave Marquis of Salisbury Clothall, Herth Somerset Street Buh London Montague-square Joseph Monteiro de Almeida Oporto Queenstreet Lord Frederick Campbell Duke of Argyll

Byron Poems Announcement in Murray Edition

An 8vo publication announces Just published poems including Fare Thee Well and five others never before printed by the Right Honourable Lord Byron. Printed for John Murray at Albemarle Street London.

Lord Byron John Murray Albemarle-street Landon Miss Taylor Jane Taylor London Taylor and Tessey Fleet-street Edward Orme Bond-street G. B. Cipriana Bartolozzi Brook-street Starke Tpraly Prouxp Lorton Price Tils Beards Europe Italy Nice Freven Republic Pius VI Pisa Plovence Siena Rene Naples Bologna Venice France Madeira Mariasa Starks Alps Germany Portugal Spain Holland Denmark Norway Sweden Russia Poland Lounson Sherwood, Neely Jones Japan Kamtschatka Aleutian Islands Sandwich Islands Buhinck Sandwich Tslang Archibald Campbell Edinburgh Archibald Constable and Co Longman James Smith Jordanhill Paul Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown Jeno Murray Cateible and Co Keinburgh William Meaney Sherwood Neely Paternoster Row J. M. Richardson Corohul Highley and Son Fleet Street Chapple Pall Mall Bell Oxford Street Miller Bew Street Covent Garden Paris Joan Scotty Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme Brown Paternoster-row New Doud-street Brussels Waterloo Louvre Bertram St. Aldobrand R. C. Maturin Albemarte-street

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