Theft and assault at Guildhall police court cases
Elisabeth Thompson, a fruit seller, is charged with stealing five shirts from a six year old boy named William Jenkins. She allegedly offered money and transported his bundle before fleeing, but was caught by the aunt and handed to Bow Street. A separate incident involves Mrs Holds accusing a hackney coachman of forcing her from a taxi and insulting her, with the coach number 921 noted. investigation and witness testimony follow.
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Holds
Havin
Foundling Hospital
Sey Mour Street
Euston- Moore
Seymou Street
Rence
Blic
Na Minshull
Marylebone
Caer
Cloughiman
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
Middlesex Tories
Nous Cerrons
Aldgate
Salomons
Humphery
M.P
James Law Jones
Brewster
General Assembly of
Scotland
Macan
Prince Edward's Island
Wexford
Prussia
America
Germany
Westminster Hall
Justice Vaughan
Court of Commton Pleas
Morning Herald
Lord Deeman
Kilmarnock
Burghs
Bowring
Paris
Switzerland
Chronicle
West India Islanda
Nathan Green
Monarch
Buoa
Drury-lane
Count Sebastiani
Manchester-house
Police court notes of disorder and minor crimes in London
A chaotic London court column reports repeated summonses over an Interrealign matter, a painter threatening a police constable, omnibus drivers charged for road incidents, jewel theft linked to a boy’s betrayal, a girl jailed for truancy, Sunday shop closures, fireworks sales violations, beer-house penalties, and a youth charged with stealing engine brasses from Maltby Co. all adjudicated with fines, detentions, or remand as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowland
Messra, Maltby, and Co
Waterloo-bridge-road
Paris Winter Prospects Amid Cholera Delays Travel
The coming winter in Paris promises brightness as cholera halts travel southward. Edgings prices in elite Parisian districts have surged, Russians gather, and gaiety is anticipated amid wealthy visitors. Separately, Mr Rotch and Lord Mayvor saga continues with Middlesex magistrates urging apology while amicus Whealton pursues a peaceful, law-based resolution as Rotch answers the criminal information.
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Paris
Italy
Alps
Germany
Beax Quartier
Tuilleries
Place Vendome
Boulevard Des Italiens
Roteu
Lord Mayvor
Herald
Whealton
Connor Council
Middlesex
The Orange Conspiracy Claims In True Sun Exposé
In a detailed critique of Orange lodges and leaders, the Weekly True Sun argues that a treasonous Orange faction is exposed by Mr. Haywood’s letter. It describes royal agent language from 1832, charges of deceit within Orange ranks, and warns Parliament to guard institutions as the party mobilizes support amid lawyerly defences and public distrust.
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Liberal Party
Northamptonshire
Reform Party
Orange Gang
Mr. Haywood
Cumberland
H. Ob
William IV
Orange
W. B. Fairman
Bath
Home
O'Connores
Raphack
Carlow
O'Connete
Assizes
Lord Muccrave
Orangelam
True Swan
Sheffield
Fairman
Megisieurs
Orange Press
Arma
Orange Brotherhood
Inquest on Chelsea pauper death amid cold workhouse hall
An inquest at the Lord Nelson in Chelsea examined the death of William Handley seventy seven. A jury found he died by the visitation of God after lingering in a cold workers hall while awaiting his two shillings pension. The court noted the impropriety of keeping elderly paupers in such conditions. The overseers argued mass relief on Wednesdays justified the setup. The surgeon cited heart failure as the cause.
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Lord Nelson
King’s Road
Chelsea
Stirling
William Handley
St. Luke
James Holland
Phillips
Toby
Reform in 1782 Tory contentions rise in reform discourse
The piece recalls 1782 resolutions from the Rakenay Independent Volunteers led by Colonel Theophilus Clements. It argues MPs must heed constituents’ instructions or lose representation while criticizing Tory press for false reform claims. It includes verses and notes on loyalty, taxation, and ancient vine lore.
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Times
Rakenay Independent Volunteers
Theophilus Clements
House of Commons
TagorHites Clements
Commons
Ship incidents and health notices from the harbor region
The Peace Gilmore of Inverness was stranded near Spey on the 26th. crew saved. The Salamis bound to London was sighted off Dogger Bank on the 37th with logs of three masts and bowsprit by Harmonie from Gothenburg to Rio Janeiro off the Lizard on the 6th. Clean health bills were issued by the Board of Health yesterday.
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Lloyd’s List
Sureaness
Alliance
Ricard
Dunkirk
Ramsoate
Goodwin Sands
D Baistol
Albion
Thomas
Quebec
Mirorb
Mordecai
Libby
Liverpool
Mobile
Formosa
Mitchell
Ramsay
Isle of Man
King William's Bank
Ayr
Robert
Whitehaven
Benjamin Wheelwright
Betfast
Martha
Evans
Groom's Port
Stoomness
Jean Laing
Murray
Narva
Long Hope
Aperpeen
Isabella
Smith
Morisonshaven
Arbroath
Stonehaven
Rago Town
Alfred
Rennie
Riga
Shoreham
Goole
Boston
Orwell
Sunderland
Humber
Yarmouth
Triton
Hardiman
London
Lowestorre
Hippogriff
St. Petersburgh
Holm Land
Aupsogough
Stephen Gee
Daxtzic
Wilson
Nayra
Bartholms
Amsterdam
Forsaker
Schroder
Stockholm
Oporto
Falrsund
Paris
Sarah
Webber
Charanie
Bristol
St. Martin
Isle de Rbé
Rochelle
Greenstar
Botley Wood
Wooton
Patermo
Lowe
Messina
Belfast
Gilmore
Inverness
Spey
Leesorn
Oor
Board of Health
Salamis
Hyr
Horberg
Dogger Bank
Harmonie
Green
Gothenburg
Rio Janeiro
Lizard
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Tm Exchange
WM. Green
Tondon
Blackwall
East and L Railway
Rite Navigation Depot
Furan Sepia Perent Siperature
William Routh
Edward Stewart
Jehr Thacker
Joshum Williamson
Francis Wilson
Thomas Young
Eag
Henry Kingscote
Stephenson
aTardwick
John G.harsmack
Bishopsgate
Mr- Myers
Duchess of Kent
Peterealley
Cornhill
Hare
C. H. Winfield
Rome
Cox Savory, Goldsmith, &c
John Balm
Camden-town
Suerry Gram
Balan
Highstreet
Rett’s
England
Brett and Co
Mills and Co
Shipwan
Ives
York
Londen
India
Shipman
R.C
Medical Society of London
Anatomical Theatre
Hatton-garden
Royal Freemasons
Fema
Waterloo Road
Police Intelligence
Ayres
Adolphus
Queen’s Place
St. Giles’s-in-the-Fields
Go Uhdot
Sparksmore
Haverstockhill
Hampstead Road
Hoskins
Chapman Marshall
Cit
William Roach
John Collins
Callas
Roach
Collins
Amoibus
Laing
William Boston
Robert Stewart
Elizabeth Wallace
Agnes Smith
Bailey
King-street
Bloomabury
Stewart
Lambeth Street
Sonpay Trapinc
St. James
Davis
Quadrant
Marks
Regent-street
Mra. Green
Glasshouse-street
Queen-Square
Aldridge
Hubert Aldridge
Sloane-street
Byers
Cave
Digby
Gregorie
Thomas Aldridge
William Johnson
Knightsbridge
Hyers
Johnson
Cannon Brewery
Henry Bullard
Sloane-square
Thames Office
True Sun
Prince Czartoriski
Paisley
Maxwell
Hamilton Palace
Pollok
Duke of Hamilton
Count Zamoyski
Poland
Macfarlan
John Alston
Asylum
Glasgow Chronicle
Janes Cesan
Lumley Skeffington
Ion
Oxford
Queen's Hotel
Lumley
Birkett Dawson
Bolton Chronicle
Angel Inn
Ford
Adelaide
Dr. Walcot
Peter Pindar
Jonos Casas
Brighton
Wat Tyler
Maimonides
Lambeth
Palestine
Joshua
Eschol
Moses
Hasselquist
Turkey
Pliny
Damascus
Strabo
Margiana
Colamella
Seneca
Theophrastus
Jupiter
Junon
Ravenga
Rae Wilson
Holy Land
Diana
Ephesus
Duke of Portland
Welbeck
Marquis of
Rockingham
Wentworth House
John Chardin
Chashin
Persia
Naboth
Ahab
Isaiah
Monte Fiascone
Florence
Monte- Fiascone
Sibnah
Heshbon
Sorek
Volney
Syria
Bethlehem
Doctor Shaw
France
Canton
Basle Campagne
Mulhausen
M. Cremieux
Nature
Uth
Court House
Shipping Intelligence
North
Lord Milton
Maunsell
Thorpe Malsor
Earl Fitzwilliam
Frances Fitzwilliam
Northampton
Vercury
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