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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1846

Page

6

Transported for life for crimes of assault and rape

In Western Circuit claims include Caleb Emery convicted of malicious wounding John Townsend West and sentenced to transportation. Also multiple cases for rape and related felonies with Sarah Corner testifying. seven men sentenced to life transportation. Additional notes cover poisoning, arson prior fires, and a shooting accusation with Henry Yerbury among those found guilty. Northern Circuit reports include chapel assault at Branewick, a trespass case, and a naval flogging dispute.

Tavstox Corrs Anp Vauxaine Caleb Emery John Townsend West Thomas Bull Corner Jamefteen Trane Sarah S Ball James Thomas Ball Emery Fitzherbert Cole Stone Sarah Corner John Wells Sim Thomas Sarah Hughes Mr. Phinn Shepton Mallet Union Board of Guardians Baron Relfe Benjamin Leslie John Stuart Hippisley Horner Richard Singer Hodges Prideaux Theen Horne Wells James Smith Homer Biggs Twaddle Alley Tudgay Frome Adam Ruddock Tadgay Henry Yerbury James Biggs John Watts Charles Holton Thomas Olding George Young James Middleton Job White John Rabbits Phinn Yerbury Middleton Rabbits Horner John Hippisley Ea Field Bigze French Mra. Yerbury Byury Northern Circuit Orpaam Hirspsox Wanp Justice Coleridge Knowles Martin Crompton Bounty Hall Bonny Africa

The Late Polish Insurrection and crimes in London

Witnesses describe a man who stole money by betting and fleeing. A roof-robbery at Bermondsey premises led to a struggle as police recovered plunder. Indecent exposure case against George Crawley in Ratcliffe Highway was heard. Melanie Annette, a Frenchwoman, attempted drowning in the Thames with an English police escort. Drugged and drunken conduct cases finish the column with domestic violence actions and required sureties.

Witnces Threadneedle Street Newgate Weekly Chronicle Bermondasy Complaiant Assinrance Thames Eximaon George Crawley Broderip Quekett Wellclose Square Christ Church Watney Fong Horan Margaret Crewe Joay Lambeth Street Seidtve Melanie Annette Burrow Irongate Stairs Tower Boulogne Ramsgate London Park-street Southwark Great Britain Grace Darling Huelldie Blair Poland France England Belgium Kingdom Grand Duchy of Posen Galicia Kingdom of Poland Lithuania Cracow Posen Thorn Old Prussia Kingdom of Central Committee Gelicia Senate of Tarnow Grand Duchy Arme Felaehood Buttbes Scandeez Podgorze Wieckzki Russia Warsaw Pantaleon Patoski Siedlce Archduke Ferdinand Vienna

Two Polish Prisoners at Central Court and Ship Loss Report

Reports from Central Criminal Court detail William White, 30, a labourer, found guilty of stealing £110 and 53 sovereigns from James Watkins, with leniency possible if funds are restored. The session lists numerous transportations, imprisonments, and minor sentences, alongside a sea disaster account of the Belfast from Liverpool with twenty drowned and twelve survivors.

Moxcay Rospery William White James Watkins Bodkin Clarkson Kennington Primrose Bill Hicaway Rooseny Nick Hugh Meclellan Belfrast William Greening Lancers John Williamson Hampton-court Palace Bushey-park Doane Bushey Park Wm. Kidd Smith Ann Sykes Mary Turner W. Chaffar J. Lawlor L. Dwyer J. Wilson J. Maloney J. Jones J. Gwyett Mary Ann Smith Elizabeth Nicholson Eliza Russell Margaret Donnegan Francia Leonard Sarah Greenwood Henrietta Ee T. Payne J. Hollywood T. Wallis J. Stone Waffle J. Lewis Cruce J. Richards Connolly C. H. Cross R. Moore J. Freeman C. Suffulk Brady I. Meatyard T. Fidler Ellen Bird J. Braham Hebburn Alias Currier T. Davis Tex Yeans Henry Wilson W. Allen J. Brazier W. Burdett W.jen Jun W. Brecknell J. Nicholls Twelve Montas W. Roper H. Frazier J. Calloway J. Bridget C. Franklin J. Bridger W. Weston J. Hyde J. Trovit WV. Tanner T. Nye J. Starke T. Owen J. Oakam J. Greening W. Challis E. Fillen J. Coffee J. Bishop J. Thames G. Wood Nise Mostus J. Olney J. Clarke Charlotte Dufin Jane Chappell G. Moody J. Williams Moxtas E. Cornwall H. Smith Ot. Knapp Ann Knapp Margaret Riley J Mapton W. Sullivan J. Benfield R. Thorpe C. Cushion Mary Ann Miles Bridget Smith W. Bairnes M. Jennings Ann White Eliza Voules Ann Driscoll Martha Berry E. Ogden J. Stanford J. Blackworth F. Johnson H. Brown Letty Copeland Annefze Pattman J. Hardy Denis D. Carter Mary Ann Rogers J. Snooke Thomas Keen Taney Mestis Lauren Hellier Sarah Brown Jane Edmonds Mary Ann Gibbs J. King T. Kent J. Brown J. Leonard M. Crawley H. Horsted W. Alsop T. Connor C. Smith J. Donbar W. Briges J. Wetherill W. Harley H. Jackson H. Farrell R. Larter J. Bruning D. M. Cox T. Edwards J. Myers G. Anderson C. M.carty F. Smith J. Bidwell Ann Jones Ann Duffin D. Evans J. Niel H. Blackwell

Proceedings in Oxford Circuit on Railway Prospects and Damages

A lengthy Oxford Circuit session covers a civil action brought by attorneys Dennette and Nash against Pickerson for 2944 pounds in fees and expenses tied to a railway scheme. Details trace the Worcester to London and Oxford extensions project, its registration shifts, and a 2100 pound verdict compromise after statements by Serjeant Talfourd and others. References to shipboard flogging and custody appear in the surrounding report segment.

Oxford Grovcesten Nash Pickerson Serjeant Talfourd Valentine Lee Whetely Phipson Worcester Wolverhampton London Oxford and London Worcester, Wraberhaenysbes George and Raultare Tavern Mesers. Dennett Dickson Pickeragill Messrs. Dennett House of Commons Woll

Young Man Brought Before Lord Mayor For Robbery Charge

A man claiming to be Thomas Wynch faced the Lord Mayor accused of robbing the captain of a collier trader near London. Captain John Lynes testified he cashed a £10 check in St Mary Axe and, after meeting a gentleman, was offered money for lending at a high percentage. The exchange led to a discussion of New York connections and US property, with potential large sums mentioned.

Lambeth Barzwax Ronpentes John Tapson John Beard Buchanen Basinghall-street Society For Elliott Justina Hobler Mersrs Maples and Co Great Western Railway Company Collard Weatherdon Great Western Railway Beard Afr Tapson Aliss Mary Weatherdon Cornwall Tapaon Priocea Road Therisoner Topson Old Bailey Joseph Davy Paddington John William Myers Paddington Terrminus Baringhall Street City Wales Asl Whistler Broderip Boulogne France Brown Stepney St. Dunstan Stepnes St. Philip Anti-Church Rete and Parochial Reform Association Deering Spooner Bird Horton Mile Old Town Mesare, Ducks and Cott Bromley and Walmessey Deerthe Sattons Thomas Wynch London John Lynes Middleburgh Stockton-upon-Tees Regent's Canal St. Mary-axe Converan Thames Street New York United States Dover

Notable London pensioner and military lineage noted in obituary

The late Lord Mayor of London is admitted a pensioner of the Charter House. Sir Harry G. Smith, son of John Smith of Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire, and brother to Captain Charles Smith, served in most Peninsular campaigns and was a staff officer at Waterloo. Asylums in Whitecross Street and East Smithfield closed after six weeks, with 3,471 and 2,162 admissions respectively, including 1,701 men and 661 women and children. A fatal accident at the Liverpool Workhouse cemetery: two inmates, James Key and John Platt, caused a grave collapse that buried Key. Platt narrowly escaped, but Key perished.

Johnson London Charter House Harry G. Smith John Smith Whittlesea Cambridgeshire Charles Smith Harry Waterlo Whitecrossstreet East Smithfield Buriep Crmetkay Liverpool James Key John Platt James Kay Bey

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