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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 13, 1845

Page

3

Shapwick murder trial and Norwich case verdicts

A parsed report covers the Shapwick murder trial with a death sentence and a Norwich case where three defendants faced murder charges. Yarham’s testimony and alibi emerge, with Not Guilty verdicts later in the Norwich proceedings. Also noted are assorted legal notices, insolvency, and court sessions across multiple locales.

Central Criminal Court opens with murder cases and indictments

The sixth session at the Central Criminal Court adjourned to hear two murder cases amid a crowded calendar. Recorder warns jurors to judge evidence impartially, notes infanticide and concealing birth charges, and outlines potential trials for manslaughter and other offenses.

Not Guilty Verdict In Fatal Dilation Case At Costessy

In aCostessy courtroom the jury returned Not Guilty after evidence showed Mrs Lovett died following a difficult placenta removal. The physician claimed to have used forceps and later alleged the removed substance was a tumor, but exhumation revealed torn uterus and intestines. The defense argued the midwifery practice was harsh yet not criminal.

Costesss Evans Palmer Prendergast O'Malley Honor Mortar Cruise Inquirer Crosse Francis Astley Cooper Conquest W. C

Fragrant Outrage at Stoke Newington Common

A 17 year old girl reports being assaulted on Stoke Newington common by waiter William Winter. A carrier, William Smith, testified to hearing screams and recognizing the prisoner. Police Constable Desmond corroborated the arrest and the defendant claimed no criminal intent. Magistrate Bingham committed the case for trial.

William Winter Sovereign Public George Stoke Newington William Smith Clapton Desmond Bingham

Late Murder in Bt Giles Police Reports Bow Street

On Wednesday Godfrey Brown of Piccadilly faced Mr Twyford for an unprovoked assault on James Howell the cheque taker at the Italian Opera House pass room. Brown claimed a pass to the stage, denied by the privileged list, and struck Howell. he was committed. Also on file are cases of theft arson, a horse theft by two youths from Forestgate West Ham, and a public notice of a marriage licence fee dispute. Crime summaries include a narcotic inquiry, a rape case in Richmond, and an inquest discussion over Joseph Connor and the Mary Brothers murder.

Taunton Arai Taz Saapwick Muapen Jaathe Coleridge Shapwick Ted Norfolk Norwich Ann Harriet Candler Howard-street Yermouth Yarham Norwich Castle Palmer Vermouth O'Malley Prenderpost Royal and Hall Mapes Couch Walmer Yarmouth Gaul-street Sue Black Swan Bellernul Jack Catchpole Warham Roral Royal Hall Mepes Samuel Yarham Mr. Catchpole Howard Street Mrs. Candler Houchen's Row Roval Noyal Candler Honchen Justice Patteson Maxstauciten Raymond Gaches Jane Mary Lovett Wheely Chronicle Jans Gilderoy Mary Perfect John Shields Draper Whitechapel Gilderay Central Criminal Court Gilderoy Gildelroy Reas House of Correction Gilderus Tie Sra Freips Gravkyanp Lewis Mr. Lewis Counael Wild Wepyrstay New Orreses John Gurley Francis Wall Toeey Jand Bie Tresos Sheldrick Cierk Lushington Sinclair Russell Bishopspate Stone London Monckton Warren SheNiick Muncktut Sarah Huckns Church of England Mounts Lilner Exchange Thomas Johneson Thomas Johnson Bank of England Allgate Borke Beth of March Inn Thomas Jolson Charles Mann C. J. Joanean Aldgate Romford Bank Johnson and Manon T. Johnson Grose C. Mann George Chambers Wilkinson C. J. Matuens Shepherd Richards Fulke Greville Sipman Mathews Commissioner Shepherd Simon Pure Lawrence Daniel Levi Tresny Serjeant Adams Gootieman Serjeant Adama James L. Wilson Highbury Terrace Wilson Gravesend Samuel Rowe Star Stain Packet Company Bodkite Vr. Passe Rowe Mr. Rose Ears. Chabees Spencer Grave Ryand Stathey Deviles Willian TV Bodkin Col Bailey Alderman F T. Wood Alteruan Hughes Hughes Shere? Blunter Sidney Prand Grand Jury Ampetead St. Giles Econ Grand Ri Cour RasKnurr Robert Bannister James Hargreave Clarkson Deane Hughes Priaoner Portses Gonda Moses and Sons Madeira Fuochal Mary Shoreditch Henry Pritchard Mary Aon Gee Mr. Payne Pritchard Flaxman Ava Denman Wropxespay TuHe Munaven Ma Devance Thomas Henry Hocker James Delarue James Dearne Coleridge Coltman James Herbert Williem Girling Tin Ing Tock’s Fields Walworth Polic Ssoner Menten Rm St. Giress Joseph Connor Mery Reuthers Ann Pendry Ann Peodry Thomas Harrison Wapsholt Crown Slewarth Ann Thomas Mackinley Justice Coleridge Twyford Somatas Godfrey Brown Piccadilly James Howell Lumiley Mundas John Williams Blackfriurn Road Spewspapers Fee Ater Eam Forward Armed Traill Jerosinn Bow Hanes Hern Pidlice Diver S38 Callen Montjoy Dennis Stratford Mayne Leytonstone Holjes-street Clare-market Long-acre Montjny Mentjoy Sim Calved Mountjoy Souther Stepney Church Durance Richdiond Casgar Oy Jobo Bauer T. N. Reeve C. P. Garrick Anne Buckner Prince‘a-street Richmond Jupors Barry Rolfe Wakley Bia Bhe Aheriffa Newgate Mary Brothers Taok Baron Holfeway Searned Jandre Waeles Ats Angel Ina High-Street Perimggedent Pearce William Latham Bow-street Ends Street Belton Street Short’s Gardens Priz Connor Pearce Connor Belten-Street Meosradjarrard’s Tendent Pearce Dias Elth Didsa Cogner Ray Supeth Tye Supering Nient Pearce Peithy Bulinck Che Caron Otter Efitier Cominat J. Graham Home Secretary Begiand Deamant Rogera Phanner Connor Alec Jay Bridget Biddy Otheer Het House Melton Ge Panton-street Garrard Conttor Garrand Mos Tim King’s Citie Thors Mow Leonard Gate-street Cutter's Alley Bieates

Explosion at Camberwell vinegar works destroys building

Four o clock explosion at Messrs Callingridge and Davia vinegar rectifiers Union-row Camberwell wrecked the building and damaged adjoining premises. Several men were working inside when the blast blew out windows and injured a worker with liquid that ignited. fire was put out but the structure was consumed.

Campenwell Callingridge and Davia Tawar Yinl Son

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