Swindlers Rob Tradesmen at Mark Lane Store and Cape Hope Plan
London reports a robbery scheme tied to No. 38 Mark Lane where a fake delivery party swapped goods for payment at the door and vanished through a concealed entry. Emigration plans to the Cape of Good Hope face scrutiny by the Lord Mayor, who demands government assurance for safeguarding the boys. The day’s sessions also cover assaults at Bow Street and Hatton Garden, a Portman Market apple theft, and smuggling cases on the Thames.
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Joseph Banks
His Majesty's Navy-office
Society of Arts
Medico- Botanical Society
John Wallis
Belvidere-road
Westminster-bridge-road
Lambeth
London
G. Berger
Holywell-street
Strand
Napoleon Buonaparte
H. W. Montague
Reid
Branston
Lord Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Walker
Price
Duke OF Wellington
India
Spain
Portugal
Flanders
France
Marquis of Wellesley
David Baird
Scindia
Tippoo Said
Beulah
R. George Robins
the Mart
Croy
Beclah
Metro- Polis
Beulah New Town
Cheltenham Spa
Mesars
Faraday
Hume
Cheltenham
Aucho
Spa
Norwood
Craacer
Decimus Barton
Tea
Covent-garden
Kemp Town
Brighton
Thomas Potter Macqueen
WFR
George Robins
Tavaspar
Europe
Williams
Sussex-square
Brighton Gazette
Guardian
Herald
Lewes
Journal
J. P. Beavan
Bagg
Sackville-street
Auction Mart
Aoletian Hall
Cabinet-Makers' Society
Piccadilly
William
Willian IV
England
Cabinctsashers Society
Egyptian Hall
Leadeén
Hal
Ender
Thomas Hasler
Leadenhall-street
Manston-House
Howard
C. Flower
Mark-lane
No. 38
Mark Jane
Marklage
Hubler
Old Slaughter’s
Cape of Good Hope
Booker
Bishopsgate
Society For the
Russell
Compter
Butaslam
Lord Melbourne
Wiltshire
Adolph Joshua Bolchard
St. George
Hanover Square
Beldaine
Mr. Chambers
Mr. Hoskins
P. Willoughby
Montague Street
Montague Square
Edward Saunders
Clark
Portman-market
Samuel Holden
Portman Market
Eliza Clark
Alexander
Judd-street
Brunswick Square
Bennett
Witness
Miss Niblet
Mr. Alexander
Misa Niblet
Mary Niece
Mr. Laing
Mary
Laing
John Roberts
Alias Cherry
Charles Benjamin Arding
Bedford Street
Bedford-row
Hulborn
Harding
Mr. Harding
Blackfriars-road
Drury-lane
Cherry
Cheshunt
Mr.Laing
Blunders at Clerkenwell Sessions House Highlight Prosecution Flaws
Serious blunders at the Clerkenwell Sessions House led to defective indictments and double prosecutions. Cases include Shepherd and Wilson where one man was initially unnamed, causing delays and extra cost, with subsequent retrials and shared punishment. Another case involved North and Partridge linen-drapers whose shopman was acquitted due to a misdrawn indictment. Lord Melbourne's office was urged to investigate. an error swapped two half crowns for two shillings in the indictment.
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Clerkenwell
Old Bailey
Joseph Hoare Bradshaw
Hornsey
Stafford
Charles Shepherd
John Wilson
Broughton
Newgate
Shepherd
North
North and
Partride
Shoreditch
Lamb
Two early steam arrivals at the river and fatal accidents
The William Joliffe from Hamburgh arrived off the Custom-house with the Superb also in the river. An inquest in Kennington on Edward Puddifoot, 21, cab proprietor, found accidental death after a horse and cab crash. A second accident in St. John's Wood left George Beydel severely injured when his spirited horse trampled him after a fright from local boys.
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General Steam Navigation Company
William Joliffe
Hamburgh
Superb
Fata
Richard Carter
Surrey
Wassail-road
Kennington
Edward Puddifoot
Guilford-street
Russell-square
George Patterson
Camberwell New Road
Vassall Road
George Beydel
St. John’s Wood
Regent's Park
Avenue Road
Hampstead
Beydel
The Newspaper Press Exposed as Hypocrisy and Patronage
A critical meditation on the public press condemns its party loyalties and sensationalism. It praises the rise of working readers who scrutinize public figures, while denouncing bribery, vanity, and covert interests that dilute truth and influence. The piece singles out the Times and discusses tax debates and the press as a tool of power.
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Canningett
Wellington
Canning
Grey
Times
the Times
Sony
Vicar
Bray
O Tempora Mutartur
Hardihood
Johan Bull
Europe
Ple
Parish meeting at St Martin in the Fields over parish rate
A large morning vestry meeting in the parish of St Martin in the Fields debated a rate of 1s in the pound for the relief of the poor. Debates grew heated over the assessment method and alleged clerical errors with a list of signatures and a protest filed by fifty five ratepayers.
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ST. Martin-In-The-Fields
St. Martin's’ Church
Hurruyd
Householders’ Society
Mr. Pearce
Waterloo-house
Pearce
Shear
Fenn
Sutherland
Northumberland
Simpson
Holroyd
Crhair
Messrs. Fenn
Hayes
Rawlins
Vestey-Clerk
Vastry
Sturges Bourne
Ventry-Clerk
Hulls
Cobbett
Beackwell
Bow-street
Messrs. Minshall
Halls
Minshall
Building to commemorate end of slavery in Fisher Street
On Tuesday in Fisher Street Red The buildings are intended to commemorate the abolition of colonial acts by H. Poveel who congratulated the assembly on the early end of slavery and proposed the erection of such a building to mark the event.
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Fisher-street
H. Po Veel
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Sheffield
County of York
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Ryecroft
Kirkburton
Joseph Beaumont
Holmforth
Joseph Lone
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Illiam Burton
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A. B
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Bimabury
Beulah Spa
Decimus Burton
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Soli- Store
New Bridge-Street
Spring-gardena
Geo. Robina
Offees
Croydon
Tenchertoo
Kxow
Police
Edward Walker
Brett
Minshull
Marlborough Street
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Nugee
Bishop
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Donovan
Thames Police
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Ireland
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Customs and Excise
Dunn
Byrne
C. H. Falconer
Bermondsey
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Falconer
Mr. Ballantine
Burne
Allantine
Alfred
Clerkenwell Sessions House
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