Theatre wages dispute ends with defendant’s verdict
Testimony recalls Drury Lane season 1842 1843 and performances by Hatton and Haxton. Witnesses discuss salaries refunds and contracts. Jury finds defendant owed no extra for performances and returns a verdict for the defendant after considering notice and salary questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Allen
Tener Ager
Drury-lane
Wacbeth
Paul Bedford
Haxton
Mr. Whitmore
Bedford
Princess’ Theatre
C. Jones
Wittwmses
Whitmore
Macready
Court of Justice
Isterestting Carr
Hecate
Joacheth
Kuno
der Freischutz
Simons
Charnuck
Drury-lane Theatre
Serle
Anti-Cornlew League
Theatre Royal
E. J. L. Hatton
W. C. Macready
Rir
Anti Corn Law League
Thomas James Serle
Theatre Royal Drury Jane
Mr. Hatton
der Freischnitz
Anti Corniaw League
Hatton
Mellon
Romer
George Stretton
Kung
Easter Term Breakfast Privileges Among London Judges
Lord chancellor hosts Easter term breakfast at Hanover Square with judges including Denman Langdale Shadwell Tindal Parke Alderson and Cresswell. Attended by Queen's counsel and many officials, then proceeds to open Westminster courts. Pollock appointed lord chief baron. Thesiger named solicitor general amid cabinet deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuaxcelton
George-street
Hanover, Square
Lord Denman
Queen’s Bench
Lord Langdale
Baron Parke
Alderson
Justice Patteson
Justice Erskine
Starks
Talfourd
Messrs
Thesiger
Eale
Wakefield
T. Miller
G. Spencer
T. Kindersley
T. J. Platt
R. Alexander
T. Starkie
C. T. Swanston
J., Stuart
Bethell
Godson
W. Whatley
James Stuart Wortley
Barlow
Farrer
Wingfield
Giffin Wilson
Lynch
George Rose
Turner
Armstrong
Wilbraham
Roe
Teed
Walker
Parker
Russell
Anderton
Romilly
William Follett
Westminster
Law
Morning Herald
Frederick Pollock
Exchequer
Fitzroy Kelly
Justice Cresswell
The
Common Pleas
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Thesiger
Kelly
O’connell
House of Lords
Nsw Crier Bagon
F. Pollock
Court of Exchequer
Court of Common Pleas
Sir F Pollock
Tae Swearine
Tae Lorp
Court
S. Wortley
Baron Rolfe
Baron Alderson
POLICE REPORTS AND VAGRANT PUNISHMENTS IN LONDON
A crowded London杂 paper recounts magistrates handling vagrants with fourteen day and month terms at Bridewell. It covers Tory Ann Wood, alleged imposter, and a Westminster robbery case with Grady Lawley and Sheehan. Additional items include a Waterlo o Arms theft, Queen Square disturbance, and a violent infant death case in Shadwell.
CLERKENWELL ASSAULT AND MELTED PEWTER CHARGE AT BAR
In Clerkenwell James Robinson alias Lewis, already convicted, stood charged with attempting to murder a young woman, Mary Ann Maccover, and of possessing melted pewter. Witness Baker testified to a four o'clock struggle in a 26 Buckeridge Street house with a knife, two throat wounds, and a frying pan of melted pewter found. The prisoner claimed no murder and faulted for the pewter, and was committed to the House of Correction for two months with hard labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte St. Clair
Mary Rees
Westminster
Strand
House of Correction
Murper
Mangnesore
William Crouch
Bullock
Frances Elizabeth Crouch
Marylebone
Rawlinson
Clarkson
Wm. Crouch
Humphreys
Parry
Henry Reynolds
John West
Edgware
Justice Maule
Tourspay
Mary Farley
George Farley
Bethnal-green
Mary Butler
Wheeler
William Gardner
Regent’s Canal
Globe Tavern
New
Whitechapel
Ijis
Ann Wood
Peter Laurie
Couchman
Throckmorton-street
Bartholomew’s Hospital
Sir Peter Laurie
Mr. Couchman
Peter
P. Laurie
Hardwick
Maltby
Kelly
Waterloo Arms
Charles-street
Haymarket
Ramsgate
Bradshaw
Mr. Hardwick
Bank of England
Boden
Newgate
Ropeine
William Hindle
Jane Hindle
Thorpe
Broughton
Hussey
Buttisland-street
Hoxton
Beckwith
Devonshire-street
Cranbourne
Devonshire-square
Mile End-Road
Renshaw
Hackney-road
Weller
Nicholas-street
Mary White
Sarah-street
Poplar
Ambert
Cuance
Anson
Mary Pettigrew
Joblyns
Old-street-road
Charles Eyres
William Henry Walton
Henry
Abraham Solomons
Charcy
Murpes
Julia Elizabeth Scales
Farmer-street
Shadwell
Valentine
John Crews
Neale
J. Williams
Ratcliff Highway
Rose and Crown
Mr. Williams
London Hospital
Denmark Street
James Robinson
Lewis
Combe
Mary Ann Macover
Baker
Buckeridge Street
St. Giles’s
Bishop
Margaret Dabock
James
Middlesex Street
Julius Price
Germany
Richard Stephens
St. Justs
Cornwall
King
Sithing
Poplar Church
Morpenovus Assatttny
Musgrave
James Carr
St. Andrew’s Place
Waterloo-road
Charing-cross Hospital
Carr
Blackfriars Batpee
Blackfriars Bridge
Lxstica
West Sussex
Petworth
Duke of Richmond
Hack
Washington
Petworth House of Correction
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Grand Junction
Paisley
Ayr
Great North of England
London
London and South Western
Blackwall
Greenwich
Brighton
Croydon
Manchester
Leeds
Hull
Associated
Midland Counties
North Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
Sheffield
Liverpool
Paris
Orleans
Rouen
South Eastern
Dover
York
Thomas Thornely
Wolverhampton
Scotland
Brazils
Cobilen
Fox Maule
Col. Thompson
Bright
Drury Lane Theatre
Monsieur Duprez
England
Old Drury
Musical Academy
William Tell
Tayleure
Fatan
W. Payne
City of London
Borough of Southwark
Green Man
Old Kent Road
Edward May
Charles Wild
Southwick
York Landings
Charles Fox
Westbourn-terrace
Hyde-park Gardens
No. 3
Trafalgar-Square
Fox, Henderson, and Company
Grissell and Peto
Eam
Fox
The Will Forgeries Trial of Barber and Fletcher
The trial resumed with judges Guiness Kamy and Maule hearing testimonies about forged documents and manipulated letters of administration tied to John Stewart. Witnesses including bank clerks, stock brokers, and a proctor testified to signatures, transfers of Long Annuities, and a scheme involving Elizabeth Stewart of Southampton Terrace, Camberwell, with Barber acting as the principal facilitator and others providing corroboration or material misstatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Fletcher
Guiness
Kamy
Maule
R. Wm. Snead
J. R. Reid
Elizabeth Stewart
Southampton Terrace
Camberwell
Edward Close Wilkinson
E. Stewart
John Weldom
Th Bank
John Stewar
Aed
Bank Register
Tha Wits
Coxworth
Stewart
W.H. Barber
Tokenhe
Yard
Enhouse
Charles Hill
Threadneedle-street
Big
J. Donald
W. H. Barber
J. Stewart
Hill
Southampton
Terrace
Bank of Lubbock
James Cranborne Strode
Great Marlow
Scotland
Graves
Donald
Wilkins
Bank of England
Macnamara
Strode
Edward Thompson
Pickering, Smith, and Co.’s
Lincoln’s Inn
John Stewart
Mr. A. Dusant
Messrs
Pickering's
John Witherspoon
Kigdore
John Harding
Phantassie
Preston Kirk
John Shelley
John Pattison
Mr. Strode
Mr. Pattison
Mr. Graves
T. Griffin
Poland Street
Georgiana Richards
Sanders
Poland-street
Duke-street
Grosvenor-square
Stamp Office
Sac
St. Paul's Churchyard
St. Paul Perty
Red Gardener
Paul’s Chain
Dorey
Mr. Poti
Corey Fletcher
Griffin
Mr Wilkins
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Sheriffs’ Court
TvEspar
Central Criminal Court
Danine Rosgery
Roger Grady
Patrick Lawley
John Sheehan
Joseph Summers
Old Pye-street
John-street
Edgeware Road
Lawley
Grady
Sheehan
Rogers
Soames
Bainbridge
Marlborough Street
Queen Square
Mary Laing
Burrell
John Ireland Blackburne
Warrington
No. 2
Park Street
Joseph Cooper
Mr. Burrell
Lambeth Street
Clerkenwell
Worship Street
John Lyon
Lee
Yule
Wilson-street
Finsbury-square