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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1838

Page

5

Forged Will Case and Guildhall Assaults Report

The article covers GUILDHALE and others charged with forging a will and remanded to the Compter. It details Williams and two female prisoners sent back for Tuesday after a magistrate’s approval, plus related pledging of goods, assaults on patrols, and a separate assault by Lord Glentworth settled with compensation.

Williams Cniody Sir Peter Laurie Newgate Howphreys Compter Grand Jury Sir Peter Teague Cempter Mr. W Dispatch Brynbras Castle Alain James Page Herdfield Roberts Ram-eoart Fleet-street H»bler Ram-court Lupton Chase Garretty Richard Gifford Waller Swan Lad Imne Crawley Maiden Lase Crapley Charles Welland Thomas Cocke Birmingham George Ewards Wood Street Maidenlane

Assault and theft cases surge at Marlborough Street and Queen Square

Court hears multiple incidents including a woman’s aggressive confrontation and a man fined for assault, a fraudulent petition suspect jailed, a swell mob attempt at the Italian Opera, plant thefts in Chelsea, and a Tower district break-in with medals stolen. Suspects include Collins, John Miller Collins, Mrs Ansinck, and Lt Col Greenwood involved in identity and theft claims.

Express Dover coach driver accused of theft of forty pounds

Josiah Watson a coachman for the Express Dover was charged with stealing £40. The case traced a parcel of notes and sovereigns sent to Mr. Olilvie to Dover, with Watson’s handwriting on a £10 note. Watson pleaded innocence as remand extended for a week amid further inquiries.

Josiah Watson Dover Robert Wynne Harris Greville-street Leatherlane Holborn Humphries Bodkin Proszcuter John Osilvie Boughton-under- Bleane Feversham Elephant and Castle Oxilvie Bank of England Messrs Whitmore and Co Horne Charing-cross Old Bell Inn J. Watson Chase Old Bell Baylis Budkin Kent-road Prsoner Mr. Ayers Mr. Harris Rogers Ellen Harris East Indies Liverpool-road Islington Jnkins EB Division Bii Ragera Pentlemun

Derby letter seeks girl’s return to Harris relatives

A Derby directed letter to Inspector Jenkins claims Ellen Harris is the orphan daughter of Abraham Harris and his wife. They say she was taken for protection in England by a gentleman and later lost, with hope to soon locate and restore her to comfort. Inspector Jenkins seeks to verify details and reunite the girl with her supposed kin.

Mr. Rawinson William Lawrence Hore Harrow Dagran Powell Barclay Richards Green Sanders Rose Combe Rivwlinsen Thomas Duggan Sandera John Powell Duggan Mr. Rawlinson Tell Maria Rose Mr. Rawling Riclison Shut Lord Glentworth Montagu-place Dutch James Reed Portland-cottages Portland-town Belgrave Square Mr. Riwlinson John Maltby Lord Gleatworth Glentworth Rawlinson Partica Waterloo-place Charlotte Hagerstone Frm Derby Jenkins Abraham Harris 13Th Light Dragoons East Indies Ellen Harris England Tosprdor Jenkins Abrahem Elizabeth Harris

Re-examinations in Theft Case and Local Magistrate Proceedings

Readable text covers re-examination of John Brown and associates over two cask thefts from Westminster brewers, with evidence from Grounds and Jarman. discharge of Mitchell. confirmation of cask ownership by Linnie and Alderman and Poole. defense claims lack of intent to sell. Early next items describe Lambeth Street felonious examinations, a manslaughter case, and remarks on police powers within Queen's Bench rules.

John Brown John Vincent James Henry Mitchell Mr. Codd Mecers Trorne Westminster Mesers Lownie Alterson Tepley Street James Grounds Carman Henry Jarman Esoper Brown Grounds Cornwall-Street St. George’s-in- the-East Vincent Jarman N 146 Mitchell Linnie and Alderaun Teeley-street Poole Messrs. Thorne Perkins Marquis of Lambeth Street Taeaday Edward Blearey Thomas Curtis John Mason Robert Tentoney Hardwick Thomas Bowlter Thompson Beadle Poplar Baker Thomas Sallins Newgate Boulter Newzate Central Criminal Court Queen’s Bench Bigwood Chester Traill Jeremy Thisspecter of Police Commissioners of Police

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