Central Criminal Court Acts for Trials at Old Bailey
Proceedings set at the Central Criminal Court to commence trials at the Old Bailey on the first of November.
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Entral Criminal Court
Old Bailey
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 02, 1834
Page
2
Central Criminal Court Authorized for London Crimes Act
Historic provision creates a court named the Central Criminal Court for metropolitan and nearby areas. It outlines commissions of oyer and terrorem, prison assignments, jury rules, venue as one county, and multiple procedural and sentencing specifics across Essex Kent Surrey and beyond with Newgate as a key prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King’s Bench, Common Pleas
Exchequer
Central Criminal Court
Oyer and Terricer
Wanstead St. Mary
Woodford
Chingfui
Essex
Charlton, Lee
Lewisham
Grechwicls
Camberwell
Kristchurch
Clapham
Lambeth
St.ay
Newington
Rotherhithe
Streatham
Barnes
Putney
St. Paul
Deptford
Urrey
Foot
Graveney
Wandsworth
Merton
Mortlake Kew
Richmond
Wimbledon
Clink Liberty
Surrey
Middlesex
Kent
Privy Council
Westminster
Tower of London
Newgate
Horsemonger-lane
Spersens
Justices of the Peace
Southwark
Greenwich Hospital
High Seas
Court Visitors At Foreign and Colonial Offices
Court circular notes Baron Bulow and the Spanien Minister at the Foreign Office. US Chargé d Affaires Me Vail transacted business at the State Department. Mr Whitmore and Mr Jackson visited the Secretary of Rice at the Colonial Office. The Military Secretary transacted business at the Colonial Office. Dispatches were sent to Lord Nugent at the Ionian Islands office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Bulow
Marquis de Miraflores
Figcount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Me. Vail
United States
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Mr. Whitmore
M.P
Jackson
South Australian Association
Rice
Colonial Office
Rire
Lord Nugent
Ionian Islands
Tea Trade Sale At India House Declares Nine Million Pounds
The East India Company's periodical tea sale commenced at the India House with strong buyer attendance. Total declared quantity nine million pounds including Bohea, Couguo Campoe Pekoe Souchong, Tyankay Hyson Skin and Hyson. Prices ran about 2d per lb below last sale as 10,200 chests passed during a brisk day. Sale to continue about a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Company
India House
China
Bohea
Cougou
Campoe
Pekoe
Souchong
Tyankay
Hyson Skin
Hyson
Tattersalls racing notes at Doncaster and Warwick
The report records thin attendance and weak betting on Tattersalls. Plenipotentiary led with odds 5 to 4 against, Shilelagh offered 9 to 2, and Doncaster-bound runners were discussed. Warwick and Leamington Stakes previews list Defen sive Amadon as favorites and several other entries with 7 to 4, 3 to 1, and 4 to 1 against various contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Serr
Shilelagh
Doncaster
Guy
Warwick
Defensive
Amadon
Sadler’s Delight
Lord Exeter
Sir Robert
Bristow
Toby
Process of Skinning Eels and Humane Killing Method
The article discusses a humane eel killing method credited to Dr. Kitchener as opposed to delaying death. It traces a French gastro nomer’s technique to instantaneously kill eels by piercing the spinal cord, and recalls a youth tale of live lobsters scalding by accidental splash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ude
Kitchener
Voice of Humanity
Singular Suicides and Mails Altered at Bristol
A Bristol Mercury extract reports a poor Hughes woman in derangement who hanged herself in her cottage near Tockington. In Lawford's Gate a man named Dawe was fined for emitting two pipes through his window. The Bristol mail changes include earlier dispatch and delivery times and updated letter-box hours. Greenwich grave discovery yields 174 ancient coins, some Edwardian, found in a crimson bag. A Turkish tale warns against greed with a porter and a miser. A second edition of Luoxo's Strouts praises Sweden Norway travel and bear hunting.
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Hughes
Tockington
Bristol Mercury
William Dawe
William the Fourth
Jacob's Wells
Lawford’s Gate
Phillips and Watkins
Clifton Parish
Bristol Post Orrick
London
Liverpool
Arpadey
Bradley
Greenwich
Lamb
Edward I
Civitas
Edward II
Greenwich Gazette
Nouceauu Journal Asiatique
Khaliphs
Bagdad
Luoxo
Sroats
Sweden
Norway
Skalla
Spoksman
Improvement in Ireland by Mr Barry's land reform plan
John Finch writes from Liverpool to praise James R. Ba of Glandore and Mr Barry for a land division scheme that creates small farms, secure rents, and on-site cottages with schools and improved morals. He notes wage rises, reduced taverns, and strong community harmony, urging other landowners to imitate the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finch
Liverpool
Liverpool Chronicle
Finch
James R. Ba
Glandore
Ross Carbury
Skibberesa
William Thompson
Ireland
Barry
Job
Owen
England
Mr. Barry
Emancipation near in Jamaica but no disturbance seen
Falmouth reports from Aug 31 that Skylark arrived from Jamaica on the 26th. Islands peaceful though emancipation nears. US to send two frigates to Port Royal if needed. Lands appear sound after a recent violent tornado. Royalist arrives from Lisbon but not ashore yet.
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His
Packet
Skylark
Ladd
Jamaica
United States
Port Royal
Lisbon
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway Chronicle Vision
The piece extols the Liverpool and Manchester railway as a national triumph overcoming Lordly opposition. It details the vast engineering, cost, and effort to lay a 30 mile, 63 bridge route across Chatmoss and morasses, promising faster, cheaper transport and a vivid public exhibition in Baker Street.
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Mr. Gort
Colonel Macetoni
Hancock
Manchester
Liverpool
Derby
Sefton
Liverpool and Manchester
Bridgewater
Earl of Derby
Earl of Sefton
House of Lords
Bye
Lord Seagrave
Bourke
Chatmoss
Spain
London
Water-street
Baker-street
Lancashire
Grand Line sailing match at sea between Water Witch and Galatea
The grand sailing contest between Water Witch brig Lord Belfast and Galatea schooner Tal bot Esq. will occur this week with a 500 guinea side bet. The route shifts to round Eddystone light vessel from Goodwin light. Berlin Gazette reports fires. Hochstadt church, 152 wooden houses destroyed. Storms devastate Eckardsberg area. bridges and embankments wash away. orchards and potato fields ruined. Villages Ro thenberg Kab winkel Bernsdorff in distress. cattle saved with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Belfast
Talbot
Berlin
Hochstadt
Eckardsberg
Rothenberg
Kab]winkel
Bernsdorff
Court martial report of John Hutchinson Scots Fusilier Guards
The proceedings at St George's Barracks, Charing Cross, detail the court martial of Private John Hutchinson of Blane's company for drunkenness and threatening language toward Sergeant Donal McKechnie on June 24, 1834. Hutchinson was found guilty on both charges and sentenced to 300 lashes, severely injuring his back with a prolonged recovery.
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Donal M’kechnie
Reodergast
St. George’s Barracks
Digby
Moncrieff
Ebrington
Rooke
Walker
Taubman
Rushbrooke
Wellan
Miles
Scots
Fusileer Guards
M‘cleery
Jett
M.kechnie
Hamson
Chambers
M‘kechnie
M'Kecehnie
Valentine
Henderson
Greig
Hutchingson
Fitzpatrick
Shillinglew
Bowater
Execution at county gaol death sentence for John Govern
John Govern was executed before the county gaol after being convicted of attempting to murder John Conolly in Barna ville on July 20. He was about thirty, left a wife and two children, and his body was handed to his friends. A separate incident near Bermondsey involved rioters assaulting beadles Chesney and Stow while guarding an Irish funeral. the mob forced the gates and beat the beadles before rescue. None of the rioters were detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Govern
John Conolly
Barnaville
Connaught Journal
Bermondsey
Old Church
Chesney and
Stow
Chesney
Beadie
Poor Law Amendment Act Notes For Week’s Sunday Issue
The Weekly True Sun announces a Sunday edition date of September 7. It will include a summary of weekly news and a full feature on the Poor Law Amendment Act with notes by an eminent lawyer.
Paris News on War Theatre and Spain Rumor
The True Sun reviews Sunday Paris war reports amid sensational talk of French intervention in Spain. It calls the Madrid insurrection rumor stock-market chatter and notes no stock bulletin due holiday. Officials provide lines of defense, though details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Paris
Spain
Holy Alliance
Stock Exchange
Madrid
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