Thunder storms and hail devastate gardens and towns
A lengthy report details widespread damage from storms across Lewisham, Greenwich, Deptford, and surrounding areas. Hail destroyed glasshouses and crops, with notable wreckage at Loft near Bent Waterworks and various farms. Lightning struck buildings at Plumstead, Chatham, and Cirencester while floods battered Talsarn and other Welsh towns, killing livestock and causing heavy property losses. Assize notes cover trials and punishments for violent acts and slander.
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Messrs. Weelhouse
Deptford Bridge
Market Garden
Loft
Bent Waterworks
Ernie Mack
New Cross
Wee Ales Rushey-green
Lewisham
Lewisham Bridge
Lee Brioke
Farnagis
Lee
Deptford
Blackheath
Tyler
Greenwich Union
Palmer
Lewisharp
Greenwich
Elthen
Beime
Purustzin
Rees Strucé
Atouse
George Kimber
Mason
Cutter
Plumstead
Bingham
Amv
Sorrisryd
Boreouth
Dorth
Samuel Forster
Southend
Hill
Reading
Oxford
Newbury
Farringdon
Cirenebster
Wantage
Cirencester
Wadaige
Dudley
Letcomb
Pear Wantage
Highworth
Birmingham
St. Geonce
Let- Cester
Humberstone-gate
Belgrave-grate
Bramstonegate
St. George’s
Rutland-street
Rugby
Lutterworth, &c
Fire destroys hatfield place fireworks factory in Westminster road
Destructive blaze at Drewell and Co. Hatfield place workshop, front shop and contents consumed in minutes. Inspector Arnold and London Establishment and West of England engines responded. Water from Lambeth mains kept nearby dwellings safe as flames spread but no injuries reported among residents or workers.
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Talsarn
Aberasyron
Cardiganshire
Lampeter
Abergatwith
Talaarn
Dr. Rogers
Abermeirig
Aberystwith
Hurror Atricken
Ayron
Aberayron
Oxford
Heweronn
Crow Court
Alr
Maule
John Churchill
Elizabeth
Skinner
Morris
Levy
Skint
Ayerisoner
Huddleston
St. Meila Tsysy
Waukla
King
Morgan
Charles
Joseph
Missus
Farmar
Susannah Jeffries
Mrs. Jeffries
Mr. Wankyn
Captain Farmar
Thomas Morgen
Geithorp
CoxceaLix
Justice Coltman
Mary Anne Austen
Wandsworth
Wandsworth Union
Bond
Lambeth
Salomon Nightingale
Crawley
Laneway
Youse Vy. Ksicut
Baron Parke
Chrissa Cherrington
M.chambers
Mr.James
Serjeant Skee
Chambers
London
Cherrington
Croydon
Shim
Anderson
Frederick Atkinson
Young
Caravrot Fing
Drewell and Co
Hatfield-place
Westminster Road
Inspector Arnold
L Division
London Establishment
West of England Company
Drewall
Piatiersie
Opin
Laurie
Gihie
Mathew Sisimpson
Trew
Policaman
Bextey Heath
Penchurch-street
Witnens
King William-street
Artur Street
Lim
A. Tosnley
Gricechurch-street
Lowney
Williams
Shrimpton
Justice Room
Jr. Shrimpton
Key
Alan Kow
Gihts
Shrimpten
Tiew
Warner
Suthayson
Scrimpton
Galice
Mr. Ventner
Sheerwright
Aldermar Gibbs
Mr. Warnier
Tre
Gibbs
Shrimpe A
Wasitich
Mir Saunders
Waater
Takise Abeastagk
Lingee Marsh
Imany
Visrec
Alexander Samus
Dustaau
Fekop
Nerten
Stine
Hind
von Stein
Chen
Rhin
Prasad
Mr. Norton
Witners
Thomas Moran
Chad
Th . Freeman
Freeman
Issment
Upiwe
Trial Request for Central Criminal Court Precedent
August 8 1846 report on removal and committal of pigourts facing trial recommending central court jurisdiction. Magistrates discuss precedent risk and company wishes for central criminal court trial, with suggestion to present to judge and coroner’s warrant process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weekly Chronicle
Pigourts
Central Criminal Court
Rawlings
Dencan
Maitland
Gail
Wee
Jurisdictium
Ley
Saw
Ilford
EastErn Coustics
Wm. Davis
B. W. Rawlings
Romford
Clare
Quinlan
Chelmsford
Davis
Liford Gaul
Middlesex
Bankers and Courts in 1845 London Legal Proceedings
In a 19th century London docket the Vice Chancellor Knight Bruce granted an injunction against an executor, while Mr. Dunn faced bankruptcy proceedings and a committal for contempt. The Bankruptcy Court suspended a certificate for twelve months amid repeat failures, and police court notices cover burglaries, forgery, theft, violence, and public nuisances with multiple remands and bail decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarriway
Lewis
Knight Bruce
Cooper
Wright
Justice Patteson
Central Criminal Court
Queen's Bench
R. Dunn
Shackell Toexecute
Shackell
Langley and Shaw
Newstreet
Covent Garden
Darou
Dunn
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Jehu Sohnsen
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Blackwall
Walter
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Mr. Hobler
Evan Williams
London-street
Woodroffe
Metropolitan Police
Daniel Worrester
Masterman
Davn
Henry, Bidwell Dunn
John Forrester
Bush
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Anhizers
Stock Exchange
Rickard
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Bank of England
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John Mitchell
Messrs
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Mitchell
Bank Chambers
Barclay's
KR. Leeson
Witeens
Wolfe
General Post Office
St.-Martin's-le-Grand
Mary Berry
J. Richarda
Maizehill
H. W. Birch
Rooper, Birch
Witmeas
Ingram
Birch
Wilkins
Alderman Challis
Wilking
Besley
Holloway
Peter Laurie
Teague
Marlborough Street
Siveonsn Crance
Steatise
Sarah Woods
Feineen Nice
William Gorton
Oxford-street
Siwer Smith
Sin
Hyde Park
Chappel Street
Westend
Mr. Hardwick
Wdrisner
Porten
Matthew Heath
Cuttam
Halien
Ord Street
Maltby
Burton
Rippon and Burton
Oxford Street
Archer
Deaser
Tyior
Turnmill Street
Clerkenwell
Mvasra
Cottam
John Smart
Mesare
Turomill Street
Rippon
Tsor
Elizabeth Tyler
Tylor
Greenwood
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St. Lutes
Cale
Sqouthware
Rederta
Charced
Beare
Iria
Ana
Wiese
Statens
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Hinh Street
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Patme
Meesta
Rusia
James Drumgoll
Sergeant Dubuis
N Division
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Whitechapel
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Metr
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Lesu
Ebie
Seckr
Centre Criminal
Nats
Wiliam Taylor Moulsen
New Park Street
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Secker
Thames
Clapmap
Holmes
Park Street
Ryder
Thomas Valdez
Thamos
Louisa Sophia Rossiter
Broderip
Charles Henry Wanger
Beaumont Street
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Smith
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