Hints to Married Ladies and Poor Law Struggles at Alderman Farebrother
In a London scene the Mansion House hears a cautious affidavit on a large funds claim and warns a wife about amending annuities. a Poor Law case follows with a pauper woman denouncing the starvation system and a warder sending her to the parish farm, while a candidate for transportation is examined for theft and a stabbing case ends with a Shadwell oyster shopkeeper remand for a week.
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Alerman Farebrother
Farebrother
Mary Horazer
Compter
Reigate
London
Laugghter
Thames Police
Elizabeth Fornwcard
Forward
High-street
Shadwell
Broderip
William Webb
Measra, North and Light
Pelham
William Stratton
Webb
Strattoo
Apeckrd
George Deverall
Beadle
Shadwell Parish
Symons
LATE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT SESSIONS SUMMARY
Report on the late central criminal court sessions noting grand jury action. Dozens of prisoners were discharged with Bills not found as the jury deemed no trial warranted. The Recorder warned against ex parte disclosures and urged caution for those cleared to avoid jeopardy in future proceedings.
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Mary Whitmore
John Higgins
George Davis
Ann J Boson
Thomas Prosser
John Davison
W. Smith
W. Marriott
Joseph Hridger
Daniel Sullivan
Jobo Suttoe
W. Crawley
Berry
Henry Johnson
Maria Copping
George Mansell
Alary Harley
Mary Ann Skelton
Mary Anpoverton
Mary Ann Donovan
Thomas Johnson
Richard Holland
Isaac Denny
Taye
Grrand
Begging Letter Impostor Tried at Middlesex Sessions
The Middlesex August sessions heard the case of a notorious begging letter impostor known for fraudulent appeals. The prisoner posed as various victims including a wounded officer and a clergyman, collecting funds via forged certificates. He had previous convictions and was sentenced to twelve months hard labor in the House of Correction, with further action to follow at the next general session.
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John Prickner
William Cogden
Schuley
Bridewell
Richard Sut- Tox
Baur
James Mantew Uxpeawoop
James Woon
James
Bodkin
Prigaper
Meodicity Society
Metropolia
Reading Anol
Sir Herbert Taylor
Maidstone
Lord Skelmersdale
Bir
Richard Sutton
Robert Wood
Nottingdean
Margate
John Saville
Margae
Saville
Baronet
Mendicily Society
Frederick Roe
House of Correction
Middlesex
Wood
Esqaurgeon
George Thompson
Brixton House of Correction
John Davis
J. L. Koevitt
Afargate
Jobn Saville
Union-hall Police
Sale of a slave ship at Lloyds ends era of public sales
Crowds gathered at Lloyds to witness the sale of the captured slave brig Cazador, the last such vessel to be publicly offered under a new act. The ship, condemned in Gibraltar for slave trade offenses, fetched 12201 pounds and will now be registered in Britain.
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Lloyd’s
Cazador
Gibraltar
Brile-Croix
Maine-et-Loire
France
Vesdun
St. Amand
Montincon
Swap
St. Leger
Hackney-Coach Nuisances in Lambeth Liberty Court
A dozen hackney-coach drays faced summons for obstructing the public highway and refusing to move when directed by a constable. The magistrates heard statements from George Offer Esquire, one of the magistrates for the liberty.
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Lambeth-Streey
George Offer
The Love Stricken Darkey Hatton Garden
Mary Jones a colorfully described girl is charged with stealing 32 14s from Samuel Blount after a bar visit in Smithfield. She lured him to a lodging near Sauran hill where he slept and awoke to missing money. The magistrate discharged the prisoner amid remarks on the prosecutor’s conduct.
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Charles M‘gee
Arron
St. Martin’s
Minshull
Henry Goodall
Sir Claude Scott and Co
No. 1
Cavendish Square
IL O
John Lias
Prisnee
Londonbridge
James Street
Jonas Clapham
Newgate
Mary Sunderland
Perso
Minghall
Great Wild-street
Darkey
Hatton
Garden
Mary Jones
Samuel Blount
Smithfield
Sauranhill
Laing
Distress case of Sarah Chapman draws aid from officials
A poor girl named Sarah Chapman seduced by Middleton faced destitution after pregnancy. Refused help by two police offices and parishes, she wandered streets, slept on workhouse steps, and was sent to Queen-square magistrates. Eventually she entered St Margaret's workhouse with police intervention. Humane donors, including Dr Rennell, Dean of Winchester, offer aid. letters praise compassionate relief and question Poor Laws efficacy.
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Middleton
St. Margaret
Westminster
St. George
St. George’s
Broderip
Thames
Queen-square
St. Margaret’s Pariah
Lock Hospital
Magdalen
Rennell
Winchester
Messrs, Child and Co
Pardoy
J. Rennes
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