Assize case on Norwood estate dispute reaches verdict
In a lengthy Home Circuit ejectment action, John Clark sues to recover two colleges and a dissenting chapel at Norwood. The trial centers on whether the 1843 deceased Mrs. Clark was truly the plaintiff’s wife, with conflicting testimony on age, marriage records, and signatures. The Lord Chief Justice and jury weigh identity amid documentary and medical evidence. the jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff.
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London
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Norwood
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France
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Witness
Ponsford
Chatham Place
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Perton
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Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy
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Leamington
America
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Magisrae
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Balgay
Daniel
Asirne
Belguy
Central Criminal Court Sittings Open with 205 Prisoners Named for Trial
The April sessions of the Central Criminal Court opened before Aldermen and civic officers. The grand jury was briefed on the calendar listing 205 prisoners for trial, with 56 from London magistrates and 127 from Middlesex, while several cases of cutting and wounding were noted. The docket included guilty verdicts for tobacco theft and forgery, a post office letter theft, and a gold dust theft by a master mariner, with sentences ranging from seven to fourteen years. A benefactor appeal was mentioned for expelled orphans, and multiple public notices from Guildhall and Bow Street described further cases and local incidents.
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James Ryan
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Broad Street
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Forezny
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William Allen
Prendergast
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Aserview
Grosvenor Street
Jabez Moore
Bond Street
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Moore
Davies Street
Berkeley, Square
Woodstock Street
Oxford Street
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Williams
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Clarkson
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Quilty
Turgety
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Chapman Marshall, &v.)—John William Thompson, Aged 36,8 Ranater Mariner
George Samuel Buck
Africa
England
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Fowler
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Hemmill
Newgate
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Victoria Cemetery
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Weal Street
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Hammill
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Stolen mare case during Smithfield market exposure
Six men faced charges for stealing a mare sent to Epping Forest for country use. The animal, lame in one eye, reappeared in Smithfield where it was identified as stolen. Purchasers and sellers testified, the mare was valueless yet resold, and police seized both horse and offenders as Alderman Salomons questioned the chain of possession. A verdict freeing the accused under the circumstances was noted amid many admissions and confessions.
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The Kings in the Cock-Boat and Dream Lore Collected
A satirical column mixes nautical kingly imagery with dreams and medical notes. It weaves a mock voyage of revolution with nations adrift while appending medical interpretations of dreams, then shifts to Scottish industry, punch traditions, and curious bites of travel reportage.
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