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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1838

Page

6

Prisoner Committed for May Central Sessions Trial

Witness describes arrest for poison intent with mistaken aim at himself not mistress Mrs Kilabey. Captain Sharp cautions silence. Prisoner admits not meaning poison for Kilabey. He is committed to Newgate for trial at the May Central Criminal Court on both charges.

Kingston Newgate Central Criminal Court Bath British College of Health Hamilton-place King’s-crops Morison Universal Medicines James Morxaem London Etrand Field Quadrant Regent-street Lofts Park-place Mile-end Chappell Cornhill Royal Exchange Haslett Ratcliff Highway Twell Hand-court Helborn Edgeware-road Eking’s Cross Lynch Newroad Strand King’s-cross

Numerous Trials and Tragedies in Old Street District

Tuesday morning accidents and offenses span work accident with the Dawley and Pain flock factory, a man’s death after poisoning, a woman run down on Regent Street, and several trials for theft and embezzlement. Other items include a hospital case of attempted murder, a fatal horse accident, an attempted murder near Chichester, and a poison case involving John Watts with his ill child.

Thamas Wilson Dawley and Pain Golden-lane Old-street-road Marshall Red Lion-street Borough Plumer Regent-street Conduit-street St. George’s Ospital Bury Charles Kirrage East Retford J. Hope Trinity Hospital West Retford Cope King John Watts Beckhampton Tetbury Devizes W. Fowler Watts Worton Fowler William Thorne St. Thomas’s Hospital Wandaworth Common J. N. Farrington Brownhedge T. Ridgeway Thomas Ridgeway Horwich Bolton North Union Railway Joseph Magson J. Smith Tanstead Chichester C. Dixon Mr. Smith Stanstead Park Sipe

Pair jailed for bank note theft in Jersey court

William Smith and his wife Elizabeth Parrington admitted breaking open a letter and stealing bank notes. Advocate Hammond argued lack of intent to keep notes and asked for mercy, but the court imposed eight months imprisonment with hard labor and banishment from England for five years, returning notes to the rightful owner.

Royal Sart Jersey William Smith Elizabeth Parrington Advocate Hammond Attorney-Gener Smith England

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