Burglary Trial At Guildhall Involving Taverns and Checks
Robert Cooper faced Alderman Brown for burglary at the George and Vulture Tavern Castlecourt and theft of a purse from Mr Steinthal. Witnesses described tool marks and alarms, Cooper remanded for further evidence and later committed to Bridewell for three months. Additional cases included assaults, forged checks, and multiple cases of embezzlement and fraud by soldiers and tradesmen.
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George and Vulture
Steinthal
Warrener
Manchester
Alieman Brown
Warreser
Castlecourt
George
Mercra
Williams
Londer
Alderman Brown
Bridewell
Michael M‘gann
Tower
Ann Robinson
Henry Butler
Butler
M‘garven
Bradfield
Stolen Goods and Fraud Cases In London Courts
Ann Harrison and Ann Smith were committed for trial for theft from Mr. W Murray of Garden Court Temple items including towels linen wine pistols and books. A separate case details William Cleal the fake twopenny postman and a larger Marylebone fraud by Thomas King alias Keegan with forged checks defrauding west-end tradesmen.
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Bow Street
Ann Harrison
Ann Smith
Twyford
Shackle
W. Murray
Gardencourt
Temple
Smith
London
Murray
William Cleal
Peacock
Priconer
Steckman
Grafton-street
Totterham-court-reed
Finswer
Stockmas
Shem
Ujen
Eaglestreet
Red Lisa Square
Peacock Marylebone
Metropolitan Police
Marylebone-lane
Morday
Rawlinson
Thomas Kegan
King
West End
Francis Lefroy
Francis Mallet
John Morley
Cavendish and
Maxchester
Thomas Druce
Weymouth Street
Portland-place
Francis Jefrey
Grosvenor-street
George-street
Hanover- Square
Mr. Rawlinson
Impostor in Black Suits Nabbed for Repeated Frauds in City
A man calling himself Matthew M Grath and using aliases Brown Thoxspson Morrison and others was arrested after Mendicity Society officers tracked him from Caizen street to Admiral Douglas's home. He faced charges for a long-running scheme of forged letters and emotional pleas to obtain money. Several victims and documents were presented, including a letter from a supposed James Morrison about orphans. The magistrate committed the accused for three months at the House of Correction. A teenage girl accused of theft from Mr Cox’s house was also examined, with money recovered from her and her sister. The mother validated the girl’s frail mental state.
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Messie
George-street
Hanover-square
Mr. Rawlinson
Grosvenor Market
Messrs. Hankey’s
Phantas Alber
Druel
Hiss
Elliott
Mr. Druce
Rawlinson
Arbour
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Mallet
Alex. Mallet
James Kennet
New Bond-street
Thomas Hills
RB. Tillicg
Yorkstreet
Bryanstone Square
Stockwell
Newgate
John Merrillees
Samuel Evane
Loeker
High-street
Hampstead
Marzborough Street
Matthew M.grath
Brown
Thoxspson
Morrison
Horsford
Mendicity Society
Hersford Areud
Caizen-street
Admiral Douglas
Charles Street
Maney
Witness
Hia
William Mitchell
Prince of Wales
Saint Thomas’s Hospital
Scotland
James Morrison
Hisfield
St. Margaret’s
House of Correction
Alceste
Sir Murray Maxwell
Raper
Bedlars
Govetwige
Ben
Conant
Hall
Cox
St. Martin’s Court
Berkshire
London
Jadd-street
Brunswick-square
Rogers
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Plough-court
Fetter-lane
Mr. Rogers
St. Thomas’s Hospital
James Hanbury
Hough and Burn
Crawford Passage
Clarkenwell
Hough
Blackleg
Penny
Mesera
Hough and Barns
Tanner
Turner
Collins
Callise
Barlow
Field
Batt
Sergant Matthews
Black
Thomas Creswell
Codd
William Griffith
The
Blues
Matthews
Royal Horse Guards Barracks
Bouverie
Messrs. Hobler
Cross
Cress
Sutton
Griffith
23D Foot
Barber
Royal Horge Guarde
Rising Sun
Knights'ridge-green
Clerkenwell
Brentford
New Brentford
Elizabeth Kilsbey
William Kilsbey
Old Brentford
Joseph Warlters
Witnese
Witaces
Witners
Joseph
Hughes
Captain Sharp
William Hughes
Slack
William Yates
Kils
Disturbing London Court Records From Hatton Garden Trials
The report details multiple cases in Hatton Garden and Brentford including a mother reuniting with her daughter after a promise, a distressed iron-cutter begging in Holborn, burglary linked to Hough and Burn, women fighting in St Giles, Polish refugees questioned for imposture, a captain found taking gin in prison, and a Brentford poisoning scare with tea laced by a youth.
Worship Street prisoners remanded on widespread beer and mustard frauds
James Brown alias Jones and colleagues faced re-examination at Worship Street on charges tied to extensive frauds spanning ale mustard and related goods. Witnesses from Messrs McKenzie Co to Beecham Street report defrauded barrels and unsettled payments as Hyland pushes to unveil a wider network. The group was remanded again to allow further evidence.
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Worship Street
James Brown
Jones
C. Vincent
Tennant
Whittingham
Charles Thomas Whittingham
Mr. Cadd
Hyland
Messie
Lennie
Alberton
Egainet
Thern
Thomas Murray
George Dunn
Messrs. Mckenzie and Co
Scotch Alea
Vincent
Beecham-street
Leather-lane
Beard
Houndsditch
Benjamin Wood
Golden-lane
Iz Marc
Goding
Lissshouse
Brown
Pott
Mitchell
Allen
Sgrecer
Strand
Warid
Codd
Queen Square vagrant girl. two Polich refugees brought before court
Sarah Tillett, eighteen, sleeping on a Pimlico doorstep, was charged with vagrancy after losing her livelihood to seduction and abandonment. She claimed Bristol birth, London arrival fifteen months earlier, and a descent into street life. brothers were urged to help. A seven day sentence was discussed, with potential discharge if family aided her. Two foreign refugees, Grabowsky and Sadansky, described as Polich refugees in worn frock coats, faced another charge before Mr. Traill.
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Queen Square
Sarah Tillett
Elliott
Robert-street
Pimlico
Bristol
London
Paddington
Arefer
White
Izigm Hale
Grabowsky and
Sadansky
Polich
Mr. Traill
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Trail
Brixton Gael
Robert Isaacs
Cabinolt
Jobn Key
Wr. Timbs
Blackman-street
Borough
Rixon
John Key
Timba
Brixton
John Floris
William Florio
London-street
London- Road
John Key Y
John Ky
Erensington Fatty
Thomas Cross
Creeswell
Mzgsrs
Barlow and
Pilkington
William Field
Chevel Road
Chelsea
Knightsbridge
Royal Horse Guards
Blane
Butt
Coldiar
David Butt
No. 2
Leader-street
Edward Traclove
T Divisor
Fulham
Knightsbridge Roads