Orphaned boy Thaman Pen questioned by magistrate in Whitechapel case
A rough report from Town Hall shows police bring Thaman Pen, 31, to the station after being found on a Horselydown street step. He claims no parents or parish, but mentions earning pennies from jumping Jim Crow in pubs and sleeping in courts. A woman arrives crying for her son Thomas Pen, blaming Mint peers for his disappearance. The magistrate releases the boy with a warning, while the mother seeks him in Duke Street and Tooley Street.
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Obscure Court Ruling Imposes 20s Penalty on Defendants
A fragmentary report notes magistrates imposing a penalty of 20 shillings on each defendant, who promptly paid the fine. The source text is garbled but records a civil or criminal penalty and quick payment.
SUMMER ARSSITES. Tuesday Trial Over Kitchen Turmoil and Robbery
A London court reports Biddy accusing Madame Savine and Monsieur Savine of blows during a domestic dispute over mutton chops. Also details a robbery at Lord De Grey's house, a chartist meeting at Clerkenwell, and several police confrontations and public notices across multiple courts. The events include a pistol find, a coach firework incident, and city dues disputes with coals. Notably, James Smith and others face charges, with mixed verdicts and sentences in various jurisdictions.
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Monsieur Savine
Biddy
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Monsieur
Leorn
Chambers
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Conant
Courtey
Lord de Grey
St. James’s Square
H. Viner
James
Mr Charles Kean Farewell Benefit At Haymarket
A Monday night farewell at the Haymarket drew a large audience, wreaths showered on stage, and Kean spoke emotionally of returning from the United States and resuming appearances. The week included Buckstone's Single Life, with a large cast and comic misunderstandings, plus new pieces at the English Opera House and New Strand Theatre and mixed notices from Drury Lane proprietors meeting.
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Webster
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Miss Skylark
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Charles Chester
Hemming
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Pinkey
Skylark
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Damper
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Chester
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Farren
Marchioness
de Villicour
W Clifford
Ferdinand
W. Lacy
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Louise
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Drury Lane
NEW Strand Theatre
Seth Slope
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Hill
Seth Stope
Seth
Belmont
Lee
Guardian
Fictitious Checks Case Goes To Trial For George Cordon
George Cordon, who has faced two prior examinations on a charge of defrauding hotelkeepers and other tradesmen with fictitious checks drawn on the London and Westminster and other banks, was brought up Tuesday for final examination and committed for trial.
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