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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1848

Page

6

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.

Kixosrox John Clark London Jane Baker Clark Norwood Wilkman Apm Old Tatum Clark Bring France Mr. Harper Tatum Shee Mary Shepherd Lord Denman Clerk Laurie Witness Ponsford Chatham Place Bleskidara Mayhew Jane Clark Mra. Hudson Mra Clark Perton Midland Circuit Wascher Crown Court Justice Maule Alfred Fowler Jobe Biy Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy Waddington Hayes Chapman Leamington America Heas Olany Magisrae Balguy 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.

Monpar Central Criminal Court Chapman Mershal Farecomb Musgrove London Middlesex Survey Kent Essex Admiralty Doon Rossesr Bollock Farebrother James Ryan London Dock Company Broad Street London Dock Wall Tobacco Geey Forezny George Anderson William Allen Prendergast Ballantine Aserview Grosvenor Street Jabez Moore Bond Street Allen Moore Davies Street Berkeley, Square Woodstock Street Oxford Street Andesson Williams Jery Lerzyn Sreatrxe Horace Brown Clarkson Bodkin Quilty Turgety Chapman Marshall Chapman Marshall, &v.)—John William Thompson, Aged 36,8 Ranater Mariner George Samuel Buck Africa England Abr Mr. Clarkson Woorshy Steedt Hicewar Rozskny Thomas Bailey Henry Haynes Chapman Street St George’s Wentworth Street Whitewiispe Hinchey Fowler Npebje H.R Hemmill Newgate Broran Coxpuer Walter Stuart Tongue Victoria Cemetery Hackney Hamill Thomas Macrae Weal Street Bethnal Green P. J Elizabeth Orpen George Clarke Sbe Hamaill George Moore Thomas Middip Haggerstone Hammill Axrietzarions Croatiat Henry Harris Irepactor Tarleton Division of Police Gald Tyssen Arms Dalston Wilson Toy Cuanok Krxesrox Foramen Robert Kingston George Cull Kemp Robert Earl Baron Kingston Kingston Ireland St. Marylebone D&c Suemirr Honsr Rowcasrr Undereberié Surebeil S. C. Horry Charles Rowcrof Hood's Magazine Hoods Magasine Bar of Englend Rowcroft Horcy Adolphus Bar of England Horry Mitcaau Messrs. Robins and Co Phipp Mlade Rubins Watling Street Southwark Bridge Road Chandos Atront Braidwood Firs West of England Jire Wandle Messra Taylor Meera Taylor's Messrs Welsh, Margatzon, and Co

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.

Mansion House Horsk Sreshma Epping Forest Hopper Smithfield Aeller King William Street Salowons SmithGeld Salomons Alderman Solomons Witnens Silomona Robert Lovett Montaof Paris Henry France Lord Ashley Orleans Ihara London England Bowger Lovett Monbons Chapel Marylubone Broughton Hampstead Heath Vale of Health Victoria Oton Themelves Bhose Champneys Division of Police Borneo Str Brooke China Dyak Cimboug Euch Christendom Forbes Winslow

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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