Old Bailey Trial Fractured Robbery and a Cautionary Memoir
The court heard Yestenpar Ann Welch, 21, charged with stealing 76 pounds worth of notes and cash from her master Ho ratio Coolman at his Old Broad Street dwelling after a wedding party. Witnesses described the events, the loss of a purse and notes, and the suspect’s four to nine weeks in service. A separate case involved Thomas Fats accused of stealing a reticule from Lady Harriet Countess St Germans during a Wormwood Scrubs review, with witnesses noting a bag and a cry of Stop thief, leading to a guilty verdict after debate on indictment validity.
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Old Bailey
Yestenpar
Ann Welch
Horatio Coolman
Ur. Collman
Old Broad Street
Hackney
Hecomen
William Douglas
Brrone Tae
Comson Sensenst
Thomas Fats
St. Germans
Harriet
Earl St. Germans
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Blackstone
William Ganner
T Division
Purtairs
Wormwood Scrubs
Fort
Rawlinson
Marylebone
Crawley
Middlesex Sessions resolves toll exemption for royal coachman
Middlesex Sessions resumed before a full bench. The only major appeal concerned toll exemption for a royal coachman driving His Majesty’s horses, arguing whether Crown servants may travel free on toll roads. counsels debated construction of two acts and royal prerogatives.
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F Coxst
Blow
Appellant
Levy
D. W. Gregorie
Avotruus
Toll exemption for royal carriages debated in turnpike case
The court debated whether royal toll exemptions extend to carriages and horses in attendance upon the King. Prosecution argued current statute already shields royal conveyances and those in attendance, while defense asserted common law rights and Crown prerogative protect the exemption. The bench adjourned the case for rehearing amid concern over royal privilege implications.
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Adolphus
Cspurezips
Ioyal
Broventon
C. Princips
Boogry
Claravan
Const
Averpres
Broughton
Ballantine
Cuarrmans
London Sessions Opens With Record High Case Load
The London sessions began before the Lord Mayor and others as the Grand Jury swore in. A ticket porter case arose over unloading rights at Leadenhall Market with the defendant found guilty of assault and fined 10 shillings. The record notes historic slave trade references and Bristol’s role in that commerce.
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Brown
Farebrother
Flower
Wilson
London
John Chafer
Marsh
Bull Inn
Bishopsgate
George Rawson
Leadenhall
Mr. Marsh
Atzer
Alley
Atxer
Court of King's Bench
Stavenyry
Githa
Canute
Bristol
Walfstan
Norwich
John
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Webb-street
Maze Pond
Grainger
Pilcher
Charles MiLlard
Whiting
Br. Cooper
Siete Grae Hospital
Bright
A. Taylor
Hodgkin
Stocker
Fe and
Liverpool
Douglas
Leeds
King's Arms Inn
Lancaster
County of
Waterloo Hotel
Samuel Hailstone
Bradford
Eames
Ross-shire
N.B
Alexander C. Maitland Gibson
Bart
David Milne
K.C
Thomas Mackenzie
Applecross
William Forbes Mackenzie
Portmore
Arch
Buchanan
Auchintorlio
John Biller
Glasgow
James Brown
Walter Cook
Signet
Robert Paul
Commercial Banking Company of Scotland
William Paul
Edinburgh
Messrs
Forbes and Hale
Ely Place
Geo. Webster
Old Palaceyard
Macdougall
Bainbrigge
Parliament Street
Mr. Rainy
Berkeley-square
Wm. Paul
Lindsay Mackersy
Howe-street
Paul and
Harvie
Miller-street
Madame Cavaillon
Paris
France
Faculty of Medicine
Regent-street
Obins
Strand
Adelphi
Pyenteches
Royal
B.C. Brodie
Robina
Whitlaw
E. Brande
Institute
Interior
M. Robins
Literary Gazette
Weekly Times
Robins
Morning Jerald
Morning Chronicle
Sunday Times
Tatler
George Robins
Adelphi Theatre
Manvactory
Paddington Basin
Ilieh Court of Chancery
Daniel Hill
Catharine Mary Toogood
George Boone Roupeil
Mitre Inn
Maidstone
Hale-street
East Peckham
Martyr
Pattenden
Isaac Hatch
William Pattenden
William Rolfe
William Hudson
Job Nye
John Waters
Thomas Smith
Thomas Bishop
William Shoebridge
John Bishop
Boorman
John Styles
Thomas Lawrence
Rose and Crown Inn
George T. Langridge
Meriworth
Wright
Wr. W
Montaffier de Meinstadt
C. T
Esher
Surrey
Bsidenl
Mr.v
Sporting, &c
Staffordshire
Cotton Hall
Alton Towers
Cheadle
Ashbourn
High Road
Manchester
Brandon and Catlow
W. Hammond
Hawls
India
Howes and Hart
Fleet-street
China
A. Z
United Kingdom
J. Myatt
Manor Farm
Deptford
Francis Newman Rogers
Eng
Inner Temple
W.T. Clarke
Law Booksellers and Publishers
Portugal-street
Lincoln’s-inn
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Broadstairs Pier
Chandos-place
Broadstairs
John Heoniker
Lake and Wilkinson
Lincoln’s Inn
Royal Marine Lif
William Downes
Survival
Darey
North Hill
Colchester
Newington-place
Driver
Newington Place
Stone
Lady-day
T. R. Rush
Crowncourt
Threadneedle-street
Messrs. Driver
Richmond Terrace
Parliament-street
Cricketers Inn
Chertsey Bridge
Lord Duncannon
Wm. Dacres Adams
Benjamin Charles Stephenson, K
His Majesty's Treasury
River Thames
Woolger
Ramsbottom
Crown
Michaelmas
Swan
Chertsey
Clarence
Staines
King's Head
Egham
Castle
Windsor
Star and Garter
Richmond
Ooda
Whitehall-place
Green
Grand Parade
Brighton
Blair
ANS
Royal Grounds
Attree
J. R. Bush
Crown-court
Threadovedle-street
Kent
Spadous
Davey
Chandosplace
Ramsgate Road
Europe-place
Michells
Lincoln’s Son
W. Dounes
Furnival's Inn
Royal Marine Library
Northhill
Sussex
Blockfield
East Grinstead
Lingfield
Leonard Hooker
Messia
Dorset Arms
Old Ship
Star
Lewes
White Hart
Godstone
Tonbridge
Rose
Canterbury
R. Musgrove
Richard Hooton
Sist. Mary’s
Allbaliows
Hoo
Rochester
Gravesend
Combe Manor
Propen
William Allen
Crown Inn
Sittingbourne
Lion Hotel
Bullion
Dartford
Falcon
Auction Mart
Walton and Andros
Warnford-court
Mr. Musgrove
Austin-friars
Old Broad-street
Eege Arble
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywell-street
Millbank
Westminster
Middlesex
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