Public Notions and Trials At Guildhall Mixed Amid Oddities
Brown faces Alderman White for robbing Mr Smee of Mingries jeweller with wedding rings valued at five pounds. A drunken dry cooper assaults a constable in public and is remanded. Mrs Roberts pays due fare after a long measurement dispute. Animal cruelty case against James Fisher yields a minor fine. Various petty assaults and oddities fill the Guildhall session with comic and serious notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansiom House
Brown
Alderman White
Smee
Mingries
Robson
Chapman Marshall
Coleman-street
Ministers of Justice
Sir Chapman Marshall
Sir Chapman
Lambeth
Mr. Hibler
Mr. Hobler
Mr. Hebler
Guildhall
Roberts
New Bridge-street
William Wigmore
Surrey-square
Kent-road
New Bridge Street
Bebsrie
Dmr
Lucas
Bridge-street
Bridkyera’ Arms
Alderman Lucas
Dyer
Thomas
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Firet
Prissz
Boy Calibr Bristol Accused Of Jewellery Theft
Caleb Jackson Bristol a boy was brought before Mr Minshull charged with stealing jewellery valued at £50 and £13 in money from his father a respectable engraver and jeweller living at 22 King Williams Street Strand The incident followed the boy being locked in his room and later found with the door open and a disturbance heard from his attic bedroom the morning after February 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackell
Bridewell
Reynold
Drinshull
Newgate
John Webb
Colebrook-rew
Islington
Birch
Child
Joalm Goedge
Northumberland-street
John Haydon
Northumber- Isnde Street
House of Commons
Morley’s
Sterkie
Twyford
Mr. Teryford
Brora
OcrTracs
John Sullivan
Garret Sullivan
William Spearing
Charlese Street
Haymarket
Dean-street
Haye
Charles-street
Jean Sullivan
Sfairs
Spearing
James Beesem
Drury-lane
Apollesman
Kirkman
Pecerk
Charles Street
Rmenca
Bow Street
Caleb Jackson Bristol
Minshull
King Willigs Street
Strand
Reyes
Pawnbroker case and other London court notices
A string of magistrate proceedings reports several cases including a female lodger charged with pawning household goods pledged for washing, a man remanded for theft and another for threats of stabbing his wife. Additional items cover a public-house disturbance, an Italian witness on a beating death of a boy, and a bird catcher defrauding an elderly Chelsea woman for a gardener in trouble with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dobie
Lord Charlemont
Roland Dobie
Lord Mawarden
Lord Charlement
Lord Hawarden
Sarah Blendon
Captain Channer
Bergal Artillery
Simon
Old Bailey
Rawlinson
Mr. Rawlincon
Mr. Rawlinson
Hatton Gardua
Elizabeth Dyke
Payliss
Henry Dyke
Tallow Chandler
Easten-street
Clerkenwell
Mr. Benett
Istory
George Tritchley
George and Dragon
St. John-street
Virgo
Pexing
Nattel
Lucioni
Ray Street
Benett
Zukony
Luciens
Dake
Queen Square
Thomas Hodgins
Gertrude Smith
Paradise Row
Chelsea
Halliday
Thatcher
Violent stabbing at Ray-street master and shop scene
William Hardwick examined for stabbing his master Mr Thition skin-dresser of Ray-street Clerkenwell. He seized him with a fleshing knife after a dispute over a half sovereign. Thirion wounded in the neck and collapsed. Police officers accused of neglect. Trial and remand follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hardwick
Stebbise
Thition
Ray-street
Erwell
Mary Eaves
Parker
Thirion
Brennan
Davis
Grove
Thirton
Bir
Bromley
Accidents on the River and a Ship Collision
Three young men rowing a hired boat were stranded near Alderman's stairs and one drowned after a barge collision. A waterman drowned after clinging to a captain's leg as a Rye schooner ran over his skiff. A steam-boat collision off Rotherhithe damaged the Pilot and Nelson, with injuries to officials and crew, but no passengers hurt. The Russian ambassador’s residence suffered a costly robbery, and horses at a vinegar maker’s stable were found poisoned-shaped injuries observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
King’s Stairs
Rotherhithe
Alderman’s Stairs
Lower East Smithfield
Valentia
Eid
Nelson
Greenwich
Cuckeld’s-point
Schester
London-bridge
Tadiz Dack
George Judge
Thare
Matt
Sid Freught
Mobbery
Hay Hill
Gaus
Sarsa
Recster
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Marylebon
Cumberland Terrace
Regent’s Park
Pneumatic Railroad Company
T. Carter
Tucker
Bank Buildings
Newman
Carter
L Cio Chang
John Hopkins
Hinderens
Manchester-aquars
William Skinner
Grid
Cangerius
House of Correction
Robert Gordon
Misa Barraclough
Curzon-street
Gaius Astracuagh
Hima
John Walton
Wm. Aspin
Meergan’s-lane
Tooley-atrest
Messie
Tooley Street
Cheapside
Aspin
Mitcham
Surrey
Lea
Hale
Renelene
Spitalfields
Miller
Shields
Knight
Slater
Fata
Tuuesday
Edward Bleakey
Thomas Boulter
Thomas Curtis
John Mason
Jack
Inspector Simmons
Division of Police
Poplar
Essex
Thames
Bleakey
Simmons
Bailey
Mr. Simmons
Angel
Blackwall
Boulter
Bauker
Anthony Bauker
Sid
Curtis
Turea Roanés
Mason
Regant-street
Backwall
Teir
Hal Ze
Robert Yeela
Worcester
Catherine Wheel
Matty Hale
Pike’s
Este
Alderman Venables
Byers
Venatles
Kinsey
Stamp Office
Peter Laurie
Aldermaan Venables
Hr. Sercombe
Commissioners of Stamps
Somerset-howe
House of Kinsey
Scrcombassid Hale
Peter Laskie
Sercombe
Newcate
Johnson
Brixton
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