An odd money loan notice and new medical reform book
A cash loan offer to secure temporary funds with personal security hints at high society. Also announced is Sir Francis Blake's Reform method book from Effingham Wilson. Lancet Nos. 1 and 2 for March appear with medical and sanitary content. The Paddington murder letter and extra edition sale are noted along with musical boxes for sale at Cox Savary.
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Sir Francis Blake
Bart
London
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Helancet
Cachatelet
la Ville de
Paris
Quays
A. T
M. Magendie
Westmister Cepital
E Sanier Jeacp
British Medical Nation
London Medical Societies
Gay's Hospital
T. Cox Savary’s
Cornhill
Frereuer v. Coptey Assize Report on School Noise Suit
A surgeon plaintiff in Westaquere Lam beth sues a Prospect place school for nuisance from rowdy pupils. Objects include stones thrown, windows broken, and taunts like Quack Quack. Court noted difficulty. a juror was withdrawn to ease tensions and calm proceedings.
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Kineston
Apait I
MSS Prius Court
N. C. Tindal
Frercuer
Quack
Tindal
Platt
Two Manslaughter Trials in Manchester Circuit
Liiverroot Marca St Richard Swallow was indicted for manslaughter of Jane Swallow. The case details a dispute over money for children, a fall down steep stairs, and fatal skull fracture. Verdict: Guilty of Manslaughter. Michael Cowlan faced a separate charge of attempting to murder his brother James Cowlan by suffocation. The account covers a tense confrontation, forced restraint, a broken window, and police involvement with differing narratives of insanity and family conflict.
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Liiverroot
Marca St
Richard Swallow
Jane Swallow
Manchester
Peel
Brown
Therisoner
Michael Cowlan
James Cowlan
America
London
Prosecutor
Michael
Ing
Kote
Not Guilty Verdict in Brother’s Aberration Case
In a Liverpool trial the elder brother was found Not Guilty after a struggle to restrain him from the bed. The judge pressed for mental state details and despondency due to marital strife. Separate defendants, Alexander Cassidy Peter M Keaner and John Culbertson, faced manslaughter charges for wifely deaths from beatings and intoxication with fatal injuries.
Court tale of a sullen African servant and a card scam
A chaotic London court scene features a black servant named Blackey and a chorus of dramatized racial caricature as he sues for missing wages while wit nessing a string of lurid allegations around a dancing master, Mrs Wilson, and gambling. The Lord Mayor delays action, awaiting the City Solicitor’s opinion amid broad public interest.
Edgware Road Murder Trial Exposes Courtroom Bias
In December the Greenacre and Gale case opened with crowded, uneven access for reporters and spectators. Evidence showed a murdered Hannah Brown and a shaken bag of clues, including a severed eye and head injuries. Greenacre denied murder, while Gale remained silent. The magistrates remanded both prisoners for trial at Newgate, with mob scenes, police intervention, and tense exchanges dominating the proceedings.
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James Greenacre
Sarah Gale
Hannah Brown
Justice Reom
Shutt
Lord Moatford
Lord Nugent
Laurie
Rawlinsoo
Mrdtowlinson
Greenacre
Maccer
Pitman
Price
Hubler
Matthias Ralph
Stepney
James Page
Coal Harbour-lane
Camberwell
Teapeony
Girdwood
Walworth Road
Elephant and Castle
York-street
Inspector Feltham
Rawlinson
Mr. Price
Carpreter’s Place
Gill
Gale
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Smith
D Division
Anether
Jones
High-street
Priroger God
Collard
Fletcher
Bowling-street
Clerkenwell
Marylebone-street
House of Correction
Bathfields
Mr. Hebler
Dancing mistress accused in late twentieth century police report
A mariner named Coley testified before the Lord Mayor about gambling losses at the home of Mrs. Wilson near Aldgate. He paid for dancing lessons then debts accumulated from card games with Wilson and a lodger, totaling above forty pounds, with losses continuing until August. He admitted paying fifteen sovereigns in July to the defendant.
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Clarkson
Coley
Lord Meyer
Lao
Mapper
Max Clarkson
Mr. Coley
Dancixa
Mr. Clarkson
Robbery Charge Against Fawcett Couple in Kennington Case
Union-Hall Roupery ms an Onatoos Richard Fawcett and Eliza Fawcett faced accusation of robbing Mia Elizabeth Foss on Phamen Street. The pair entered a Kennington omnibus separate seats. Foss described a dexterous pocket-cut and purse contents later returned. A penknife found on Eliza and no money on Richard noted. couple claimed to be husband and wife from Whitechapel and offered no defence. Remanded.
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Union-Hall
Roupery
An Onatoos
Richard Fawcett
Eliza Fawcett
Mia
Elizabeth Foss
Phamen Street
Kennington
Whitechaptel
Life of Greenacre Before His Extraordinary Crime
The record details Greenacre life and habits prior to his crime. He ran a respectable grocer business in Nelson-place Old Kent-road near the Bricklayer's Arms. Married with three children, two living, wife from Bermondsey. Described as educated with pamphlets he authored. His disposition was reserved and he exhibited intemperate temper on several occasions.
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Kent
Rotherhithe
Greenacre
Bowyer Lane
Camberwell
Kia
Kent Road
America
London
Longtane
Bermendaey
Posemon
Qupenter
James Greenacre
St. George the Martyr
Southwark
P Ablic
Ohearaing
Bames Greenacre
Blowen
Billingygate
Mr. Blowen
Mr.Blowen
Judas
Weill
Blowem
Sarah
M Division
James Ghernacre
Nelson-place
Old Kent-road
Bermondsey
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Weperspar
Dealal
Vis
Carn Bre
Holmbush
Maraxion Copper Bottom
Tresavean
Hallan
Beagle
West Wheal Jewel
The
Mart
C. Warren
Thesdneedle Street
Leaschoht
Surrey Ia
Metropolis
ME. C. Warton
Wronxspar
Dobson
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Green Street
Renai
Kirkman Lane
Argyll Street
Te'reet
C. Warton
Threadneedle Street
X. Y
Aldersgate Street
N. B
Paddington
Weekly Chronicle
Satherine Street
Strand
Assize Intelligence
Alexander Cassidy
Jane Cassidy
Liverpool
Peter M'Keaner
John Culbertson
Swallow
Middlesex
County
Kingsgate- Street
Madame de Juate
Christendom
Grotto del Cane
Italy
Mr. Dubois
Blackey
de Missey
Massa
Abe
Berry
Mr. Teapot
Eberry Ting
Ronssa
Obiah
Saaby
Monsieur
Bouhoura
Les Grandes Hommes
Oui
Alway
de Ting
Maarsa
Edgware Road
Greenacre and
Sarylebone Police Office
Birtwiatle
Ippeanned Dillon
John Dillon
Carpenterplace
Windmill-lane
Bonday
Henrietta Edmonds
Windmill Lane
Carpenter Place
Aigit
Carpenter's Place
Io the House At the Time, . By Mr. Price
Frances Andrews
Joseph Andrews
Thomas-Street
Lecke’efelds
Carpenter’s Place
Mey
Sod
Mr. Greenacre
Sarah Brigden
Stephen Brigden
Carpenter-place
Joseph Knowles
Bolingbroke-road
Walworth
Pamayoker
Mary Stevens
East-lane
Hannah Davis
Bartholomew-close
Feltham
Rebecca Smith
James Smith
Woodham
Norfolk
Bartholomew Close
Greeoacre
St. Giles’s
Sarah Ullathorn
Thomas Clisson
Pitt Street
Cordwainer
Bowser-Jane
Carpenter
Weekly Dispatch
Tampot
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