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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Bow Street
Sun
George Ellis
Strand
Marlborough Street
John Fidden
St. Anne's Villas
Acacia Road
Harriet
Hardwick
Fiddes
Mies Cawee
Central Criminal Court
Petit Jury
Ellen Martin
Ellen Marke
Mary Ann M. Hicks
Mary Roach
Ann Jeffrer
Ann Brown
Elizabeth Roach
Christina M. Odermar
T. Robinson
M. Sharman
J. Martin
J. M.kenzie
J. Kinnaird
P. Allgreen
J. Gardner
W. Frogley
W.thackery
P. G
A. Taville
P. Nicholls
H. Hart
Middlesex
Surrey
Kent
Essex
Wooeship Stenit
Tur Annextan Cantatrays
Nerses Lazar
George-street
Portman Square
Persia
Broughton
Lowenthal
Fitzgerald
Popoff
Welbeck-street
Devaner
Canterbury
Paris
Lezar
Southware
Bornetany
James Anderson
Cottingham
Robins
Bermondsey
Noakes
Belfast
Scotland
Pentland Firth
Leith
Montevideo
Clerk
Wick
Duncans
Pentland
Captain Clerk
Robert Cowper
George Ferguson
David Mathewson
John Connell
James Wilson
George Philpots
Joseph Clarkson
George Age
Robertson
Duncansby Bay
Robert Brotherton
James Reaper
Robert Allen
Cook
James Heron
Alexander Baker
John Jamieson
Armadale
Admiral
Sunderland
Sligo
Portskerrey
Strasburgh
Courrier du
Germany
Austria
Collin
M. M. Tyssowski
Grzegorzewski
Gorzgowski
Rogawki
M. Tyssowski
M. Wiszniewski
M. Tissowski
Gdow
Bochnia
Bechuia
Berndt
Moravia
Wielezka
Carpathian
Vistula
Corys
Phiev
Cuantes Rogawski
Nicholas Tyssowski
Mattiew Patrnrxski
Joseph Cuapek
Thedestrian
Grand Duchy of
Wehall
Mansion House