Seduction case and public alarm in Hatton Garden roundup
Law and assault cases occupy the docket from Harris v Butler to a Hatton Garden coiners raid. A demurrer over defects in the seduction claim is noted, with amendment possible. In a separate assault verdict, the tailor sues for damages after a beating following juvenile innuendo. Police arrest a coiners gang at No 3 St Andrew's Lane, Westminster, seizing crucibles, moulds, and newly made coins, remanding three men and a woman for a week and notifying the Mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton Garden
St. Andrew’s Lane
Westminster
Duke and Hall
Ashton
Reynolds
Clerkenwell
Reynols
Duke
Thomas Birch
Thomas Oliver
Jzilen Wood
Laing
Police Reports from 1837 Greenacre Visit and Robberies
The report covers the Lord Mayor's note to Guildhall opposing visitors to condemned prisoner James Greenacre, plus multiple cases: forgery attempts linked to J Williams and a Walford bill, a quarrel over Polly Hopkins in Camden Town, a Robbery by a servant at Goswell Street, and a highway robbery near Brixton Hill involving John Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenacre
John Williams
Bush
Committee of Bankers For Protection
Victor Barrer
Jamet’s
Leicester Square
Frederick Peck
Jamet’s Hotel
Currie and Co.’s
Joshua Tisdell
Silk-Dyer
Red Lion-court
Holborn
Walford
Coleman-street
Joan Atkinson
Currie and Co
Frederick Cook
Pope
Headalley
Gilleneau
Geo. Gilleneau
William Stephenson
Upper Thames-street
Glasgow
Mutries and Co
Barclay’s
Robert Mutries
Watling-street
London
Upper Thames
Union Hale
RoBsery
John Potter
Wedgwood
Bowyer
Greenwich
Brixton-hill
Thornton Road
New Clapham Park
Noted suspect denies offence and seeks alibi support
A prisoner argues he is not the offender and seeks to prove an alibi. A policeman recalls the complainant gave a precise description prior to arrest and labels the man as a loose character in Clapham, with a history of custody for felony. The prisoner was remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapham
Omnibus row and court cases in Thames police notes
Mile-end omnibus conductors John Stanton and William Preston faced magistrates for a fight at Mile-end gate with a large disturbance. Thames court heard attempts to murder accusations against Patrick Hurley and a brutal domestic injury case. Insolvency actions included Heinrich Cleinman and Thomas Carew, with adjournments and prison sentences. Middlesex Sessions reported omnibus drivers guilty of assault, plus a Paddington Yorkshie Stingo incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanton
William Preston
Docter
Shaw
Preston
Thames Police
Patrick Hurley
Greenwood
Ballantine
Daniel Mathias
London
James Ballard
St. Leonard’s
Sussex
New York
Westminster
Whitecross-street
Hayward
Heinrich Cleinman
Breslau
Prussia
Tru
Harris
Woodroffe
Bowen
Thomas Carew
Cooke
Messrs
Sansom and Co
Watson
Linley
Sheffield Plate
Woodrooffe
Messrs. Sansom
Middlesex Sessions
Fatal Sailing Boat Accident Off Barking
A sailing boat with three men, Blake and Geo. and William Finch, capsized in a squall near Barking, Essex. Blake could not swim and drowned. the other two men survived but in precarious condition as authorities search the river for the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Geo
William Finch
Barking
Essex
Aldermanbury
Westhorpe
St. Alfred’s
Metropolis
Whitecross Street
Watling-street
Jeffreys-square
County
West of England
St. Alfred’s Church
Braidwood
Ellis
Chipstead
William Walker
Cobham
Surrey
Charles Bodser
Partridge
Bedser
William Harley
Horsemonger Lane
Disturbance at Singers Row Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
After a dispute over a dismissed singer, a complainant was dragged from a room by the defendant who then allegedly struck him in the street. The defendant denied the street assault and claimed to have expelled the complainant. Witness Oldacre said he struck the complainant in the street. Verdict: Not Guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Butler
Matilda Harris
Hughes
Mr. Richards
Platt
Mr. Thesiger
Victor
Williams
Polly Hopkins
White Conduit House
Joey
Camden-town
Mr. Rawlinson
Stepney
Yorkshire Stinao
George Hodson
James Gheveley
Norfolk Street
Strand
Paddington
Phillips
Erpietian
Oldacre
Reform urged by Henry Bulwer on Marylebone election
Letter from Mr Henry Bulwer J to a friend discusses the Marylebone contest, warns against multiple candidates and factional splits, and urges Reformers to unite until the election. Also noted are a murder report near the Penitentiary at Milbank and changes in British Museum admission and other late items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulwer
Marylebone
Henry Bulwer J
H.n
Milbank
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Sullivan
British Museum
Ity
Youne Napotrox
The
Minerve
Louis Bonaparte
Napoleon
Strasburg
England
Daniel O’connell
Griffiths
London
Walsh
Wolverhampton
Rome
Murper
Cashel
Cork
Charter
Cahir
Timothy Crowe
Robert
Bridget Sadlier
George Wood
Sadlier
Wood
Stack
25Th Regiment
Crowe
Tonbridge
Allingham
Taylor
Lewes
DeaTu
St. Sebastian
Paris
O’mealey
Reinyella Bay
Coast-Guard
Kilcredane Station
Blissett
Kilrush
Galway Bay
W. C. Marrett
Galway
Youghal
Dunkettle
Glanmire
Factory Hill
Dun‘ettle
Gray
Himalaya
Bell
Xciety’s Museum
Temminck
Geographical Society of Paris
Captain Back
Arctic
Geostraphical Society
Washington
Strand
Lowther Arcade
Worcester
Charing-cross Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW
Court OF Exchequer
Worship Street
Elizabeth Bottomley
Ellen Bottomley
Smith
Goswell Street
Yorkshire
Kentishtown
Lambeth Street
Omnisus Rufrians
Peter House
Francis Atkyns
James Maker
Warburton
Vauxhall Gardens
Hali-Ben- Abel-Marchel
National Intelligencer
Philadelphia
Lloyd’s Shipping List
Herore Condact
Edinburgh Castle
Rothsay
Dunoon
Nimrod
Thompson
Neilson
Milton Mill
Mantle
Mill-street